JAPAN TURNS TO TALKS AS NAVY PREPARES STRIKE
Tokyo reports a five man inner cabinet meeting to discuss Japan's policy toward third powers in the Tientsin episode amid U S neutrality hopes. Admiral Yarnell asserts U S ships protect lives and property anywhere, signaling weight against Japanese demands. Soviet Mongol border raid follows air battles near outer Mongolia with heavy losses on both sides.
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Foreign Office
Japan
Tientsin
United States
Washington
Harry B. Yarnell
Yarnell
Siwatow
South China
U. S. Navy
Jit
Hull
China
Sir Robert
Arita
Outer Mongolia
Siberian
Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Domei
Tamsk
Tamsksumu
Lake Bor
Toll highway plan eyed to fund road work through tolls
The Bureau proposes toll roads from Boston to Washington with a federal toll authority to build and collect until costs are paid. Passenger cars would pay one cent per mile and trucks 3.5 cents per mile, with land sales along new rights of way boosting financing. A 1000 mile trip could cost about $10 in tolls.
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Bureau
Boston
Washington
Federal Toll Authority
Bureau of Public Roads
Omaha
Neb
Roosevelt holds Hyde Park press conference amid policy notes
President Roosevelt resumed his Hyde Park routine by meeting reporters and discussing matters from the senate vote to curb dollar devaluation to Congress criticism of the lending program. He and James Townsend review Democratic prospects in Dutchess county as he rests on his estate and enjoys leisure activities with family.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Democratic Committee
James Townsend
Senate
Townsend
Dutchess County
Franklin, Jr
John E. Mack
John E. Mack, Jr
Mack
South Millbrook
Japanese Forces Hit Soviet Base at Dawn Assault
Report states Soviet planes attacked a base at dawn when Japanese aircraft surprised the defenders. The air engagement lasted about forty minutes and three Japanese planes did not return. The total number of attacking planes was not disclosed.
Thomasville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Travel Plans
Mrs Robert Wimberly and daughters spend weeks with Mrs Eunice Wimberly. Rev Ansley Moore and family visit Mr and Mrs H R Mahler before sailing July 5 on a Europe trip. Miss Ruth Davis visits Mrs R Guy Davis on Broad Street. Mrs Walter Cranfield survives a recent arm fracture and is recovering. E A Wimberly and family leave for a two week Cuba trip after weekend with Eunice Wimberly.
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Ansley C. Moore
Thomasville
H. R. Mahler
Florida
Europe
Moore
First Presbyterian Church
Fnnland
France
Germany
Ruth Davis
Rexburg, Va
R. Guy Davis
Broad Street
Walter Cranfield
Maud Miller
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Rutherfordton
N. C
E. A. Wimberly
Louisville, Ky
Hearings on Wage Hour Provisions in Citrus Industry
Federal Judge Alexander Akerman in Asheville orders a 9 a.m. hearing on a Lake Wales Citrus Growers Association petition seeking injunction to block wage hour rules for citrus workers. Defendants include Herbert S. Philips and Roy L. Jones. Dinner Andrews initially named but stricken. Growers seek permanent restraining order while motions to dismiss are argued. They plan to intervene with a petition from 83 other growers.
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Asheville
N. C
Alexander Akerman
South Florida
Lake Wales
Fla
Citrus Growers Association
Herberts. Philips
U. S
Southern Florida
Roy L. Jones
Dinner F. Andrews
Akerman
Textile union officials cite wage minimum debate on stretch-gut system
AFL witnesses clash over higher minimum wage for textile workers. Elmer Estes of Atlanta argues the stretch-gut system already harms workers without extra pay. UTW President Fox says workers disappointed as contracts below 82½ percent are denied. Pollard of Spartanburg and Johnson of Bath testify no knowledge of such contracts.
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American Federation of Labor
Elmer Estes
Atlanta
United Textile Workers of America
C. M. Fox
South
John W. Pollard
Spartanburg
8. C
UJ. T. W
L. James Johnson
Bath
Camps Cancelled for Britain as War Office Reassigns Forces
London reports the War Office cancelled all English camps for the year to focus on training Britain's new conscripts and expanding regular armies.
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London
Britain
War Office
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