Heat records fall as city endures sweltering heat wave
The city baked under clammy heat with temperatures rising from 78 at 10 am to 93 by 2 pm, while a new high minimum of 76.3 eclipsed the 75.6 record set in July. Weather expert Harlan H. Smith invites heat-control ideas as Postmaster McGuire announces an open house for James A. Farley.
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Mercury
Harlan H. Smith
Meteorological Laboratories
Federal Building
McGuire
James A. Farley
The
Rail workers schedule meeting to nominate board members
Representatives of 21 standard railroad brotherhoods met in Chicago to draft 18 labor member nominations for the national board of adjustment under the railroad labor act amendments. Employers will meet by Wednesday, joint talks begin under the National Mediation Board to resolve any disputed seats.
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Chicago
Standard” Railroad
National Board of Adjustment
National Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Brotherhoods
Association of Railroad Labor Excee
Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Brotherhood of
Railroad Shop Craftsmen of America
Secretary of Labor
National Board of Mediation
Public to inspect post office annex dedication
Federal employees will hold an open house from 1 to 4 p m on Tuesday for the public before an address by Postmaster General A Farley. The event marks the first formal inspection since the annex’s completion.
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Office Federal
A. Farley
Americans win in doubles to keep Davis Cup hopes alive
George M. Lott Jr and Lester Stoefen beat Harold G. N. Lee and George Patrick Hughes 7 5 0 6 4 6 7 9 7 in Wimbledon Davis Cup action. Their victory forces two singles matches to decide the five match series against Great Britain before a 7,000 crowd.
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Wimbledon
Eng
George M. Lott, Jr
Lester Stoefen
Harold G. N. Lee
George Patrick Hughes
United States
Great Britain
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Henry Wilfred
Bunny
Nebraska Feels Earth Tremors Across Panhandle
Chadron Nebraska reports a light earthquake just after midnight Sunday with two quakes at 12 14 a m and 12 14 30 a m lasting about 10 seconds. No injuries or serious damage were reported. The tremors were felt from Chadron toward Sterling Colorado and across the Nebraska panhandle.
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Chadron
Neb
Nebraska Panhandle
Sterling
Colo
Nebraska
Balloon Crash Breaks Costly Scientific Instruments
In Holdrege Nebraska a stratosphere balloon wrecked after a landing endangering precious instruments. Captain Albert W Stevens Major William Kepner and Captain Orvil A Anderson parachuted to safety. A spectograph and a barograph were damaged or sent to rochester and washington for analysis to determine any scientific gain.
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J. N. Allison
Associated Press
Holdege
Neb
Albert W. Stevens
Stevens
William Kepner
Orvil A. Anderson
Washington
Kepner
Express
University of Rochester
Today’s Scores In Major League Baseball
American League games reports from St Louis and Washington show Chicago and Boston battling for early runs. Chicago 0 0 0, St Louis 0 0 0, batteries Gaston Madjeski and Coffman Hemsley. Boston 0 2 0 0 7 five runs Washington 0 0 0 0 0. Ferrell Ferrell Linke Crowder Boston. Only games scheduled.
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St. Louis
R. H. E. Chicago
Gaston
Madjeski
Coffman and Hemsley
Washington
R. H. E. Boston
W. Ferrell
R. Ferrell
Linke
Crowder
Boston
Paralytic Admits Shooting After Dog Beating
In St Louis on July 30 a wheelchair bound man John McCash crawled to a police station and said he shot his friend George Meier six times after Meier beat his dog. The incident occurred at McCash residence where Meier was found critically wounded.
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ST. Louis
John McCash
George Meier
McCash
Meier
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune From Parker Ranch
Will Rogers reports from Parker ranch in Waimer Hawaii describing vast cattle operations. He notes thirty thousand Hereford cattle over six hundred saddle horses and six hundred horses on the estate. He mentions amphibian planes and wireless telephone lines linking the islands.
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Waimer
Hawaii
Parker Ranch
Parker
Honolulu Islands
Yous
Will
Armies of Europe Twenty Years After the War
The Associated Press reports Europe again faces military tension as Austria becomes the focal point of world attention two decades after World War I. The piece outlines contemporary statistics on European fighting forces and the shifting balance of power.
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Europe
Austria
Ohio officers hold suspect for slayings
Police in Steubenville hold 49 year old mill worker David Dascanio alias Dasco after he was found with a .38 revolver matching ballistics in the Wheeling Steel mill killings. He reportedly claimed wartime killings of Germans and denied shooting anyone. Three victims had German names. two more men were fatally shot in the plant yard.
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Steubenville, O
Wheeling Steel Corporation
David Dascanio
Dasco
Dascanto
Dascanio
Fred Melsheimer
James Barnett
Ray Kochendorfer
William Messer
Kochendorfer
Messer
Longshoremen Return to Work as Pacific Ports End Strike
The Associated Press reports the Pacific coast longshoremen will resume work at all coast ports Tuesday pending arbitration of grievances after walking out May 9. Other Pacific coast marine workers remain on strike. Local unrest included a Kohler plant riot with two deaths and 600 militiamen on duty. Chicago stockyards face broader labor action as meat cutters and butchers threaten a general walkout. NRA administrator Gen Hugh S Johnson may fly to negotiate a settlement in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Pacific Coast
National Longshoremen’s Board
Pacific Coast Marine
Minneapolis
Floyd B. Olson
National
Kohler
Chicago
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Pocatello Welcomes Farley Tuesday Arrival Announcement
James A. Farley will travel directly to Pocatello from West Yellowstone with no stops. W. P. Whitaker announces the post master general's reception in town for Tuesday. The welcoming party includes A. H. McGuire Mrs. Thomas Coffin J Leo Hood W M Jeffers and G Nicholas Ifft Also Governor Ross plans to go to the park after a St Anthony address. Mrs Frank Johness weighs trip options.
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James A. Farley
Pocatello
West Yellowstone
W. P. Whitaker
Mr. Whitaker
Park
Mr. Farley
A. H. McGuire
Thomas ©. Coffin
J. Leo Hood
W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railway
G. Nicholas Ifft
The
Tribune
Ross
St. Anthony
Frank Johness
Boise
National Democratic
Ross Suffers Slight Illness En Route to Idaho Engagements
Governor C Ben Ross, recovering from a mild ptomaine illness after a Burley episode, planned to speak in St Anthony and join Postmaster General Farley in West Yellowstone. He rested at his sister’s home and would travel to southeastern Idaho for several addresses through Sunday.
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C. Ben Ross
St. Anthony
James A. Farley
West Yellowstone
T. R. Davis
Burley
Buhl
Ross
Henry Ford Is 71 Today At Huron Mountain Club
Henry Ford turns 71 and will mark the day with his wife in a quiet dinner at the Huron Mountain club on Superior. The couple arrived after a Detroit to Marquette cruise aboard the ore carrier Henry Ford I, away from Dearborn and the office.
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Big Bay
Henry Ford
Mrs. Ford
Mr. Ford
Dearborn
Huron Mountain Club
Superior
Big E
Detroit
Marquette
Henry Vord I
Francis M. Stephenson
New Orleans
President Roosevelt
Portland
Ore
Roosevelt
Pacific
Hawaii
Vienna Crisis Deepens as Planetta Confesses Killing Dollfuss
Vienna reports Otto Planetta confessed to killing Chancellor Dollfuss in the Nazi putsch. Franz Holzweber faces charges of directing the aborted coup as Austria's new government seeks to quell Nazi resistance amid international concern.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Otto Planetta
Franz Holzweber
Planetta
Dollfuss
Holzweber
Austria
Europe
Kurt Schuschnigg
Dullfuss
Mrs Anna Dall Granted Divorce in Nevada Court
Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall obtained a divorce from Curtis B Dall in Minden Nevada in a swift Nevada fashion after brief testimony alleging extreme cruelty The decree was granted immediately by District Judge Clark J Guild The move mirrors a prior divorce of her brother Elliott Roosevelt from Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt in the same courthouse.
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Minden
Nev
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Curtis B. Dall
Elliott
Elizabeth Donner Roosevelt
Nevada
Clark J. Guild
Roosevelt
U. S
Italian Troops Kept Close to Danger Zone
Rome reports show Italian forces still encamped near the Austrian border with plans to stay about two more weeks. Traffic between Italy and Austria resumes to normal. Mussolini vows Nazis shall not dominate Austria as he marks his 51st birthday.
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Andrue Berding
Associated Press
Rome
Vienna
Italy
Mussolini J
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Franz von Papen
Noted actress Marie Dressler to be buried in private funeral
Rites set in Glendale for Marie Dressler who died Saturday in Santa Barbara after a lingering illness. The service at Wee Kirk of the Heather will be followed by burial in Forest Lawn Memorial Park with Rev. Neal Dodd officiating. A mix of Hollywood notables and industry workers expected, reflecting Dressler’s broad film career.
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Marie Dressler
Beverly Hills
Calif
Glendale
Santa Barbara
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Neal Dodd
Hollywood
Miss Dressler
Gene
Marie
Berlin report praises Austrian nazis acts
London reports a Berlin statement claimed overthrow of Chancellor Dollfuss sparked a popular revolt but the notice was withdrawn before publication. British officials note the purported Berlin dispatch by the German news agency cited reports from Austria and warned of pan German aims in German Austria. The Ha bicht dismissal in Bavaria is linked to the row, while Sir John Simon said Britain will not intervene to preserve Austrian independence.
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Berlin
Hitler
Bayreuth
von Papen
Goebbels
Goering
Prussia
London
John Simon
House of Commons
Rome
Mussolini
Dollfuss
Austria
Germany
Theodore Habicht
Noat
Bavaria
Great Britain
Godfrey Nicholson
M.P
Idaho to Spend Fund on Eight Airport Improvements
Idaho aeronautics engineer Arthur G. Blomgren said about 85000 will go to eight of the state's 73 airports financed by FERA. Projects include Boise Burley Coeur d Alene Downey Kellogg Sandpoint Soda Springs and Victor with lighting planned for Coeur d Alene and Kellogg and 71384 estimated for labor and 13842 for materials. Requests for Idaho Falls 5308 and Grangeville 850 were rejected. Work to begin after current projects finish.
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Boise
Arthur G. Blomgren
Idaho
FERA
Burley
Coeur d'Alene
Downey
Kellogg
Sandpoint
Soda Springs
Victor
Idaho Falls
Grangeville
Blomgren
Weight of Oe Ga fee six lit be sma
Oe Ga reports a six litre fee tied to a small charge. The note lists minimal impact on residents and outlines a plan to collect the fee through standard channels. Officials emphasize clarity and quick implementation.
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