Boy Donn Fendler Found Safe After Eight Days Lost
Donn Fendler, 12, of New York, located after eight days in the northern wilderness near Katahdin. He survived by drinking from pools and following streams with help from searchers and the first human habitation, arriving home with guide Nelson Me. MacMoran and family at Sherman. Velma West and other fugitives in Ohio prison syndicate case also referenced in dispatches.
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Donn Fendler
N. Y
Donn
Nelson E. Me
Sherman
Ld MacMoran
Mcive
Dallas
Velma
U. S
Ohio
Britain
Velma and Mary Richards
China
United
Trad
How- Co
O. Buchanan
Daniel Aving
Ben Sanford
Unimen
P&s
Vanis
Thomas Edwelda West
Perry
Marguerite Reilley
Tellers Utory
Marysville
Birthday Quirk Delivers Dark Note in Vague Report
A fragmented account notes Nard Shaw Ves observing his birthday amid headlines of illness and confinement. The piece hints at health decline and an unknown public appearance, mentioning Ayot Stait and the Malvern Festival without clear dates or context.
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G. Bernard
Jon
Ayot Sait
Rhall Court
Force caucus to push lending bills by House Democrats
Washington July 26 Fifty one House Democrats signed a petition to force a Friday caucus aimed at expediting President Roosevelt s lending and housing bills. Rep Gavagan said the move seeks to solidify support after recent Democratic rebuffs and push the 100000000 housing bill and 2400000000 lending bill to the floor without delay.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rep. Gavagan
New York
Leaf Market Shows Some Firmness in Georgia Sale
In Valdosta and across 15 Georgia sales centers buyers pressed through a second session to clear jammed floors as growers earned a few hundred dollars per day. Prices ranged from 4 to 24 cents per pound with many middling grades around 15 to 20 cents. News from Waycross to Lake City noted strong volumes and mixed results, with total sales near 329,000 pounds per center and averages around 15 to 16 cents.
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Valdosta
South Georgia
Jerry Almand
Waycross
Tifton
Vidalia
Ademarket
Moultrie
Hazlehurst
Georgia
Florida
Lake City
Live Oak
Fla
Dry weather grips Midwest and Atlantic states as drought persists
The Associated Press reports a devastating drought across the Midwest and North Atlantic states with no relief. Showers covered Michigan to the Atlantic coast while temperatures rose into the high 90s in many western cities, and New York faces its worst 60 year rainfall deficit.
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Midwest
North Atlantic
Middle West
Michigan
Ohio
Atlantic
New England
Weather’ Bureau
New York
Denver
Colo
Tex
Shreveport
Columbus, Ga
Weather Forecast for Southeast States With Thunder Showers
South Carolina and Georgia see partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with scattered thunder showers Thursday afternoon. Florida offers fair to partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with scattered thundershowers in the extreme north portion Thursday afternoon. Extreme Northwest Florida notes Thursday scattered thunder showers in the west portion with gentle south winds.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Three Alabama guardsmen killed in plane crash
Keystone Heights Florida July 26 Three Alabama national guardsmen were killed when their OC-14 observation plane crashed and burned near here. Capt Leslie Meadows pilot was thrown clear. Sgt R S Snapp and Pvt W Badham of Birmingham died in the wreck. The unit had flown in from Jacksonville for a maneuver with the 64nd infantry brigade.
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Keystone Heights
Fla
iPr
Alabama National
Jacksonville
106Th Observation Squadron
Ab Jenkins Burned During Salt Flats Durability Run
Bonneville Salt Flats Utah July 6 P Ab Jenkins Salt Lake City speed record holder suffered serious burns today when his automobile caught fire during a projected 24 hour endurance run on the salt flats
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Ab Jenkins
Salt Lake City
Salt Flats
Labor union pushes 32 1 2 cent minimum wage for textiles
Washington July 26 labor representative John Abt of the CIO textile workers union urged Elmer F Andrews to approve a universal 32 1 2 cent hourly minimum for the textile industry. He argued the wage-hour law is a congressional cure for the wage pestilence, while southern mills warn of closures if adopted. Andrews will accept written arguments until August 12 and plans a decision after September 1.
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Washington
Aga
John Abi
CIO
Textile Workers Union of America
Congress
Elmer F Andrews
Ags Andrews
Abt
Fyre Taylor
American Coton Manufacturing Association
Southern Aiills
Taylor
Andrews
Labor and Industry
Bees Return Honey From Mt. Sterling Swarm
Beekeeper A F Shields found seven pounds of honey stolen from his Mt. Sterling garage after swarming bees departed. He returned to the garage to find the honey missing, only to have the Bees carry every drop back to the hives.
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Mt. Sterling
A. F Shields
Southern solons seek to boost cottonseed price
A 50 member southern delegation led by Rep Hobbs urged Secretary Wallace to raise cottonseed prices from about 11.50 to at least 25 per ton. Proposals include export subsidies, loans to hold seed off market, government purchase of surpluses, and placing cottonseed oil products on relief lists. Wallace took no immediate action. Milo Perkins of the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation attended.
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Washington
Wallace
Hobbs
D-Ala
Milo Perkins
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Agriculture Department
Japan Bolsters Navy Amid Sino-Russian Tensions
Tokyo reports Japan strengthens naval manpower by calling 1,500 reservists to active duty and forming a new squadron under Admiral Yonai. The move follows ongoing Japan Russia friction over Sakhalin concessions with Britain signaling no extra help for Chiang Kai-shek.
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Tokyo
Britain
East Asia
Japan
Soviet
Russia
Admiralty
Mitsumasa Yonal
Nayal
Sakhalin Island
Yonai
Naval Cadet School
Kiujima
Navy
Siberia
Moscow
Sakhalin
Foreign Office
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Tientsin
Hachiro Arita
Robert Leslie Craigie
Associated Press
Great Britain
Asia
Chungking
Chiang
Chamberlain
London
France
Iron lung treatment futile as polio victim dies
An eight year old boy from Marietta died in Atlanta last night of infantile paralysis after iron lung treatment at Warm Springs proved futile. The child, Robert Webl, aged eight, had been under care in the iron lung unit.
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Atlanta
Robert Webl
Marietta
Japan Pleased With British Pact Faces Sakhalin Rift
Japan backs Britain's pledge to not block Chinese policy while warning of risks from the Sakhalin Island dispute with Russia. Japan calls up 1500 naval reservists and forms a new squadron as observers link fleet moves to tensions over Sakhalin.
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