Evening Star dated July 10, 1935

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WEATHER. (U. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Fair tonight and tomorrow; little change in temperature; light northerly winds....

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PRESIDENT'S NOTE SEEN AS BLUNDER Effort to Push Through Doubtful Guffey Bill Irri- tates Senators. BY DAVID LAWRENCE. Talk of

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FLOOD TOLL GROWS RAPIDLY IN' CHINA Wholesale Deaths Reported Over Vast Distanees of Rampant Yangtze. By the Associated Press.

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" THE EVENING S TAR, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, D. C, JULY 10, 1935. ROOSEVELT PLANG INFORMAL “TALKS" Will Speak on Trip to West

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ROOSEVELT FOUND SLIPPING IN EAST Committee Secretary Mor- gan Reports “Temporary” Effact of “Sniping.” Br the Associated...

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s HINES, BALL HERO OF MKINLEY, DIES Credited With Making First Unassisted: Triple Play. Feat Disputed. Paul Hines,....

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BOYS' CLUBS SEEN CRIME CORRECTIVE D. C. Police Head Advises | Spread of Movement to Other Cities. @pecial Dispatch to The...

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