Japanese Air Fleet Warns Evacuation as Peiping Battles Rage
Japanese forces push large scale hostilities north of Peiping with air leaflet warnings to evacuate. Six strategic centers north east and south of Peiping reported captured. An American marine wounded in Peiping as fighting continues near Hai Ho and Tientsin mouths.
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Peiping
North China Army
Hsivyuan
29Th
Hai Ho
Tangkubn
Tientsin
Jarenese
Gulf of Chihai
Tanegku
United States Ambassador Grew appeals over Peiping danger
In Tokyo on July 25 U S Ambassador Joseph Grew urged Japanese Foreign Minister Koki Hirota to save the lives of about 1300 Americans in besieged Peiping. He warned that undeclared warfare risked spreading the crisis and called for restraint and protection of citizens.
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Sung Cheh-Yuan
Hopeh
Japan
Koki Hirota
U. S
Tokyo
Nippon
Peiping
United States
Cornell Hull
Washington
Peipince
Chipa
James A. Mills
Joseph ©. Grew
War tensions rise as Japan vows protection of Americans in Peiping
In Peiping the Japanese government says it will protect American lives and property as Grew urges restraint. Hirota assures the American diplomat Japan will do all to shield foreigners and seeks an amicable settlement. Also reports of unsettled weather and baseball scores from Washington to Pittsburgh.
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Oyey
ELAR
Hirota
Peiping
Japan
Vandenberg Attacks Wage and Hour Bill in Senate Debate
Senator Vandenberg of Michigan assailed the Black Connery wage and hour bill calling it a delegation to five men to set national minimum wages and work weeks for diverse industries. He spoke as opposition to the measure to authorize a board amid defense of a labor agency actions by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Prent Roosevelt
Buffalo Food Movement Trapped as Strikes Halt Shipments
Wholesale food merchants opened warehouses while 1000 striking drivers maintained pickets and blocked deliveries. Union leaders pressed for closed shop wages as police guarded two major terminals. No disorders reported as talks with wholesalers and state mediators continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
American Federation of Labor
Police patrol strike zone in Cleveland after steel riots
In Cleveland the city sent uniformed officers to police a strike zone 500 yards from Republic Steel's Corrigan McKinney Works after a riot left one dead and many injured. The move follows a court fight over bargaining contracts as local officials enforce a Ness proclamation.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga River Valley
Republic Steel Corp
C.I.G
Eliot Ness
Republic
Corrigan- McKinney
Ness
Plage Mahpad
Snag Delays San Francisco Hotel Peace Deal
July 28 in San Francisco reports a hotel strike lasting 89 days remains unsettled as a jurisdiction dispute over janitors and elevator men stalls signing. About 3,200 pickets guard 19 hotels while two union factions dispute control of Elevator Men and Building Custodians and Janitors.
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San Francisco
A. F. of L
Charles Hardy
Building Service Employes International Union
Walter Cowan
Mother Shoots Boys to Death near Henderson North Carolina
In Henderson North Carolina on July 28 Mrs. P R Overby 31 a farm woman shot her two sons John Russell seven and Jimmie Davis six months and then swallowed poison. Coroner Asa Paschall said the wounds caused their deaths and that the mother’s condition was due to poisoning. She is hospitalized in serious condition.
Ranger Defeats Yankee Rainbow in Elizabeth Islands Cruise
Ranger, Harold S. Vanderbuilt's America's Cup defender, wins the 37 mile run around the Elizabeth Islands. Ranger defeats Yankee by six minutes 36 seconds and Rainbow by eight minutes 9 seconds. Endeavour I places ninth minutes behind.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Ranger
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Yankee
Rainbow
Elizabeth Islands
T. O. M. Sopwith
Endeavour I
Bette Davis Sidelined by Sun Stroke in California Hospital
Hollywood actress Bette Davis suffered a sun stroke while vacationing in California and is confined to a hospital in Carpinteria. Harmon O. Nelson said she is too ill to be moved home and must remain in bed for at least four weeks.
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Hollywood
Bette Davis
The
Movies
Carpinteria
Calif
Harmon O. Nelson
Warren sisters visit aunt in Bannock County
Berenice and Beatrice Warren of Fish Haven travel to Pocatello to visit their aunt Frinces Gray, who serves as assistant Bannock county superintendent of public instruction.
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Pocatello
Berenice and
Beatrice Warren
Fish Haven
Frinces Gray
Bannock County
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Disorder and bombings erupt as royals tour Belfast
Irish Republicans blamed for a wave of violence in Ulster as bombs, arson, and explosions hit Belfast during a coronation visit by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. Police investigated possible accidental gas explosions while noting threats and fires at customs houses along the border.
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Belfast
Northern
Irelan
Ulster
Free State
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
White
Investigors
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Carlingord
Bundoran
Omaha Still Grounded Off Castle Island Bahamas
The navy department said efforts to refloat the light cruiser Omaha, aground off Castle Island in the Bahamas, remained unsuccessful. Destroyers Decatur Leary Dickenson and Tillman with naval reserve units joined salvage tugs and other vessels in the attempt to pull the cruiser free.
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Washington
Navy Department
Omaha
Castle Island
Bahamas
Decatur
Leary
Dickenson
Tillman
Births Reported at General Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Udell Kuhre of 213 Belvedere apartments on Tuesday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tarvis Buttcane of Blackfoot this morning at General Hospital.
New Court Plan Delaying Session
Senate debates a Minton plan to expand the Roosevelt court bill required two thirds to strike down acts of Congress. President Roosevelt convenes Democratic leaders for talks at the White House on the legislative program and new farm legislation. Senator Wheeler opposes the move, calling it a violation of the understanding with Vice President.
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Washington
Senate
Minton
Ind
Congress
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
House
Lansis
White House
Senator Barkle
Kentucky
Bankhead
Rayburn
Texas
Wheeler
Mont
Aviator to Seek Permit for Polar Flight to Moscow
Secretary Roper said the Bureau of Air Commerce would grant Jimmie Mattern a permit to fly across the North Pole to Moscow but three government agencies would study potential value before issuance. He noted the government lacks polar condition knowledge and the Navy, Army, and Weather Bureau would join the review.
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Washington
Roper
Bureau of Air Commerce
Jimmie Mattern
North Pole
Moscow
Navy
Army
Weather Bureau
Pocatello Agent Is Transferred
C R Harmon traveling freight and passenger agent at Pocatello Idaho is named general agent at Sacramento. He replaces D C Wilkens who becomes general agent at Los Angeles. The Western Pacific general offices announced the move today.
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San Francisco
C. R. Harmon
Pocatello, Ida
Sacramento
Western Pacific
Harmon
D. C. Wilkens
Los Angeles
Police court softens fine for man with suspended license
The Tribune was informed that Charles Atkinson who received a $5 suspended fine for operating a car without a license is not the local resident of 226 Taft or the Idaho Glass and Paint Co employee.
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Charles Atkinson
Taft
Th Idaho Glass and Psint Co
Tribune
Robbery at Union Pacific chutes leads to arrests
John Hibner of Coldwater Kansas says he was robbed of $10 by two men at the U P coal chutes near the yards while one man held him with a knife and the other struck him with a revolver butt. Police chase ends with A W Sibley and Al Moore detained after a gun is recovered. Roy Allen and Joe Burke held on vagrancy charges. Needham tied to a weekend knife game racket.
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John Hibner
Coldwater
Kan
U. P
Hibner
A. W. Sibley
al Moore
P. S. Buckland
Bert Empey
Union Pacific
Roy Allen
Joe Burke
Allen
Burke
William Fife
Sibley
Moore
James Needham
Yellowstone Lake at nearly six feet higher at center
Yellowstone Park reports lake center stands 5.7 feet above an imaginary line from shore to shore due to earth curvature. The altitude is 7,731 feet above sea level and remains consistent across the lake surface relative to Earth's center.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone Lake
Borah Leads Push to Enact Sugar Bill
Senator Borah urges sugar producing state senators to block administration bills until a new sugar control measure is enacted. He warns sugar interests will be ruined if current House moves proceed and calls to extend the Jones Costigan quota act. Roosevelt aides oppose terms of the House bill, including a new excise tax and refining expansion limits in Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
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Washington
Borah
R-Ida
Senate
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
U S Civilians in Peiping Hunted by Hostilities
About 675 American civilians sought refuge in the U S embassy compound as China and Japan clash near Peiping. 500 embassy Marines set up an emergency encampment. diver Fliszar was lightly wounded amid crossfire. A Chinese 29th army pushes Japanese forces south of Peiping with reported Japanese losses.
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Peiping
Shanghai
United States
Divin Fliszar
Easton
Marine Guard
Tomight
Trouble Area
Battle fatigue sets in as Madrid siege continues
Troops on the Madrid front endure seven days of fierce combat in the Brunete and Villanueva de la Canada sectors. Government and insurgent forces dig in after intense shelling while both sides await another major test of strength. The government reports a strong salient and doubled reserves, hinting at plans to counter General Franco if he presses Madrid’s defenses.
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Madrid
Brunete
Villanueva de la Canada
Jose Miaja
Francisco Janco
Central Region Gets Pheasants Plantings Report
The Idaho state game department completed its first plantings of Mongolian pheasants in central Idaho. Felix Plastino released 50 birds near Carey in the Wood River valley and Bilver Creek below Picabo. Additional 50 birds were released in Lincoln, Blaine, 130 in Butte and Custer counties. No birds were released in the upper Wood River valley due to deep snow and scarce winter feed.
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Carey
State Game Department
Central Idaho
Felix Plastino
Jerome
Wood River Valley
Bilver Creek
Picabo
Lincoln County
Blaine
Butte
Custer
Fifteen Die In Dutch Airliner Plunge At Hal Belgium
In Hal Belgium a Netherlands airliner crashed in flames killing fifteen people including three Americans identified as Mann Canton and Goldbloom by the carrier. The airline offered no further details on the victims at this time.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Hal
Belgium
Mann, Canton
Goldbloom
Heat Wave Persists With 93 Degree High
The heat wave continued un abated as temperatures rose to 93 degrees by 3 p m on Tuesday, marking the day's peak. Authorities urged hydration and shade as residents endured the lingering heat.
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China
North China
American League
Chicago
Kennedy
Sewell
Linke
R. Ferrell
Boston
R. H. E. St. Louis
Hildebrand and Hemssey
Newsom
Desautels
New York
R. H. E. Detroit
Auker and Hayworth
Gomez
Hadley
Dickey
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Cleveland
Wyatt and Sullivan
Ross and Brucker
Cincinnati
R. H. E. Boston
Lanning and Mueller
R. Davis
V. Davis
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Butcher
Phelps
French
O'Dea
St. Louis
R. H. E. New York
Melton and
Danning
Warneke and
Owen
Pittsburgh
Passegu
Kelleher
Crawford
Atwood
Wilson
Weaver
Brown and Todd
Grew
Foreign Office
Michigan
B. J. Damich
C.I.0
Visil
Stanley A. Martin
Florence Jackson
Martin
Tribune - AP i Teleenai
Kansas
U.S
Nanyuan
Mercury
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