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June 11, 1938

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AGUE TESTIFIES RED PLOTS FORCED BAN ON C. I. O. RALLIES; DENIES FREE SPEECH IS ISSUE; DEFIES 'INVADERS' CallsThomas, O'Connell, All C. I. O. Chiefs Except Lewis 'Communists' HE BACKS 'DEPORTATIONS' Says Police Did Victims Favor--Takes Full Responsibility for Jersey City Policies Jersey City Called Spearhead Technical Witness for Foes HAGUE SAYS REDS FORCED C. I. O. BAN Eight Army Airmen Are Killed in Crash; Illinois Accident Is Laid to 'Line Squall' Mayor Describes Authority Neighborly," He Insists Customary in Big Affairs"

By Russell B. Porterspecial To the New York Times

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Eight Army Airmen Die in Crash; Illinois Accident Is Laid to Storm; Big Bomber, on Way to Colorado, Loses a Wing in 'Line Squall,' Chanute Field Officers Report After Investigation Eight Army Airmen Are Killed in Crash; Illinois Accident Is Laid to 'Line Squall' OFFICERS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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CZECH WARNS FOES OF DEEP DEFENSES; Staff Officer Says Invaders Would Lose Heavily-Tells of Machine-Gun Nests Natural Defenses Cited Party Demands Studied CZECH WARNS FOES OF DEEP DEFENSES Reich Press Sees Red Peril

By G. E. R. Gedyewireless To the New York Times

Maj R Broz warns foes of deep defenses; Henleinists refuse to aid subscription for defense fund; Govt studies Sudeten demands; Reich press attacks Czechs as Red peril

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LABORITES DESERT COUNCIL COALITION; Hollander Says Party Sees No Purpose in Continuing in Non-Existent Majority Sees Ill Effect Give Party Stand

By Unknown Author

S on Amer Labor party in City Council, ACWA Local 328

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WPA Considers Plan for It to Buy Surplus Stocks of Men's Clothing; Sidney Hillman Confers With Officials on Idea to Spur Re-employment and Aid Industry--Garments Would Go to Needy WPA MAY PURCHASE SURPLUS CLOTHING Large Surplus Reported Here

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

WPA purchase plan: S Hillman, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of Amer pres, conf with H L Hopkins on plan for WPA purchases of men's clothing surplus stocks to aid industry and needy

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1938Second Sino-Japanese War: The Battle of Wuhan starts.^[†]

The Second Sino-Japanese War was fought between the Republic of China and the Empire of Japan between 1937 and 1945, following a period of war localized to Manchuria that started in 1931. It is considered part of World War II, and often regarded as the beginning of World War II in Asia. It was the largest Asian war in the 20th century and has been described as The Asian Holocaust, in reference to the scale of Japanese war crimes against Chinese civilians, similar to the European ones. It is known in the Republic of China and People's Republic of China as the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.

Headlines from June 11, 1938

Eight Army Airmen Die in Crash; Illinois Accident Is Laid to Storm; Big Bomber, on Way to Colorado, Loses a Wing in 'Line Squall,' Chanute Field Officers Report After Investigation Eight Army Airmen Are Killed in Crash; Illinois Accident Is Laid to 'Line Squall' OFFICERS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH

CZECH WARNS FOES OF DEEP DEFENSES; Staff Officer Says Invaders Would Lose Heavily-Tells of Machine-Gun Nests Natural Defenses Cited Party Demands Studied CZECH WARNS FOES OF DEEP DEFENSES Reich Press Sees Red Peril

LABORITES DESERT COUNCIL COALITION; Hollander Says Party Sees No Purpose in Continuing in Non-Existent Majority Sees Ill Effect Give Party Stand

WPA Considers Plan for It to Buy Surplus Stocks of Men's Clothing; Sidney Hillman Confers With Officials on Idea to Spur Re-employment and Aid Industry--Garments Would Go to Needy WPA MAY PURCHASE SURPLUS CLOTHING Large Surplus Reported Here

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