Henry Ford bans anti Jewish articles in Dearborn Independent
Henry Ford orders discontinuation of all articles hostile to Jewish people in the Dearborn Independent. Articles reprinted as The International Jew will be withdrawn and future issues will quote Ford’s words to ensure no anti Jewish content appears. Ford’s statement, signed by him, is in circulation, with the plan to halt damaging commentary in all publications he controls.
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Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford
Oters
Dearborn Independent
Thousands in Sweden claim Lindbergh
New York July 9 U. K. Two thousand persons in Sweden claim relation with Charles Lindbergh, many born Lindarg, adding the h due to his fame. Naboth Hedin, director of the Swedish American news exchange, reported on his three months in Europe. The joking claim notes Lindbergh's father Manson changed to Lindbergh before Charles's birth.
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New York
U. K
Sweden
Charles Lindbergh
Lindarg
Naboth Hedin
Europe
Lindbergh
Manson
Cherles
American fliers depart Paris for shore before embarkation
Paris reports thousands bid farewell to the Fokker monoplane America crew led by Commander Richard E. Byrd. The party boarded the London Express for Dunkirk to receive medals, with Byrd to be made honorary commander of Dunkirk. They will spend the night at Le Touquet, then head to Cherbourg and aboard to New York. Charles A. Levine and wife plan to fly to London for a weekend visit.
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United Press
Paris
Fokker
America
Richard E. Byrd
George Neville
Eileben
Bert Acosta
Sheldon Whitehouse
United States
London Express
Gare du Nord
Dunkirk
Staton
Byrd
Catnon
Dye Touquet
Cherbourge
New York
Charles A. Levine
London
Columbia
Levine
Tyra
FCO
Great Cites
Compromise talks fail to limit cruisers at Geneva conference
United States backed Japan proposal to cut auxiliary cruiser tonnage by six percent but Britain resisted. Delegates adjourned with no agreement as direct talks in London and Washington seek a breakthrough. United States aims for a 400000 ton maximum with Britain, while Britain pushes for 71 cruisers, 500000 to 600000 tons, amid disarmament deadlock and calls for new negotiations.
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Tenry Wood
United Press
Geneva
Hugh
Gibson
Ludwell Denny
Washington
London
Esme Howard
Massachusetts
Kellogg
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Page Shiptecan
Tragic Farmhouse Blast Kills Mother and Six Children
A farm house explosion near Warren claimed the life of Mrs. Mark Fehr, 34, and all six of her children ages 14, 12, 8, 6, 3, and 1. Father and another man, Angelo Consullo, survived with severe burns. Investigators found a shattered still, possible mash, and blast damage including a hole in the sandstone foundation. The bodies could not be removed as daylight faded.
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Here
Mark Fehr
Warren
Katherine
Virginia
Mary, Jr
Peen
Lillian
Fehr
Angelo Consullo
Ford Apology to Jewry Triggers National Readings
New York July 9 UPI A chorus of praise for Henry Ford’s apology to Jewry for attacks in his publications sparked questions about why. Leaders praise the retraction while concerns linger over Sapiro’s libel suit withdrawal and Ford’s opposition to witness tests. Some Gentiles also voiced approval, while others warned the issue could draw Ford into political arena and affect public sentiment toward his automotive empire.
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New York
U. Pia
Henry Ford
Ford
James J. Walker
Aaron ‘Sapiro
Sampiro
William Henry Gallagher
Sapiro
Herman Bernstein
White Howe
Matera
Theatrical man file clerk in prison at Atlanta
Earl Carroll, the theatrical producer serving a perjury sentence, began duties as a file clerk at Atlanta federal penitentiary. Warden John W. Snook noted Carroll’s weight gain and improving mental state after a month in the prison hospital. His light clerical tasks are not arduous.
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Atlanta
Uand
Earl Carroll
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
John W. Snook
Carroll
New York
Snook
Gasoline strike ends as Chicago stations reopen
Chicago and surrounding counties faced a gasoline shortage as 60 percent of filling stations closed during a strike by tank wagon and station attendants. Wage compromises were reached, with drivers to receive $7.50 monthly and attendants $5.06. stations began reopening this afternoon, easing a weekend traffic and supply crunch that threatened widespread disruption.
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Oll
Iulgerica
Oil Company
Indiana
Vara
Nil Company of Ferals
John Drew Dies After Stamina Through Illness
John Drew veteran of the Ameri stage died in San Francisco at 5 55 p m after weeks of illness. He was taken ill in Portland Oregon and brought to a hospital here where he lingered and even talked with his daughter at the bedside. Doctors cited arthritis and rheumatic fever as factors, noting septic poisoning hastened death. Mrs Louise Devereaux and her husband Jack were present when he died. Barrymore had been at his bedside but left during the night. Drew was famed for holding audiences in dramatic moments and continued acting until death.
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John Drew
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Ore
Drew
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Louise Devereaux
Jack
John Barrymore
Transcontinental Dirigible Service Receives Guard Unit Move
President Walter Arizomi announced that a first guard unit of the Transcontinental Dirigible Service will move into camp within two years. A similar long distance air service is planned from Baltimore to California with stops including Richmond Raleigh Shreveport Fort Worth El Paso and beyond. The nine stations will carry passengers mail and express as part of a national defense and mail transport network.
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Final ballot count to take place in Tribune office tonight
The Tribune plans tonight’s final ballot count at seven oclock EST in the upstairs business office. The hustling campaign for the salesmanship club has boosted The Tribune’s readership and renewals to thousands. Contestants’ efforts are praised as American, with loyal followers awaiting results. Subscriptions may still sway the prize. Continued on page three.
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Ill-Advised Burgess Remarks Spark Police Committee Scrutiny
Police committee chairman denounces Burgess and Utter for unwise comments on bootlegger raids last Friday. He faulted officials for delays and misstatements, criticized handling of the case, and urged better discipline and oversight within the department.
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Burgess
Police Committee
Head pierced by steel bar as worker jokes about luck
Taul Kosty, a Hammond steel mill worker, survived a bar driven through his head from base of left jaw to right temple. He calmly joked he was lucky as workers fled. Doctors advised caution as he recovers and remains hungry, while the bar’s path raises questions about how he pulled it free.
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Hammond, Inc
Taul Kosty
Kesty
Lee
Trick Lou
Classified Ad Run Limits for City Papers
Notice outlines that at most two classified ads of five lines or less will appear in the same day and in the classified section. It mentions clean, comfortable spaces and a pooling of parking near Warren Alto Laundry in the Hasitiens district with references to laundry services and facilities.
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Hia Bor
Warren Alto
Hasitiens
Weather Outlook Western Pa and Nearby Regions
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness and milder temperatures tonight with possible showers in the northwest. Sunday brings thunder showers and cooler air near Lake Erie. Conditions reflect irregular barometric pressure with unsettled weather across the country and scattered light showers in the Atlantic states, upper Mississippi Valley, central plains, and Rocky Mountain region. Local temps include Atlantic City 68 and Pittsburgh 66.
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