Syracuse Herald (Newspaper) - August 30, 1936, Syracuse, New York The Herald is the only Syracuse newspaper with WIREPHOTOS and both great news services ASSOCIATED PRESS and UNITED PRESS INDEPENDENT Owned asd Hade in Bent l SYRACUSE HERALD VOL 56 NO N SUNDAY AUGUST 30 1936 SECTION I WEATHER BUSINESS GAINS ON BROAD FRONT Many Are Wounded as Rebel Plane Bombs Madrid buildings Hit By Air Raider Rebels Shell Irun Again Loyal Planes Roar Over Capital to Prevent New Aerial Assault Soviet Envoy Arrives Insurgents Unable to Take Irun Despite In- tensive Battle By the Associated Press REBEL AERIAL BOMBS Saturday grounded an number of persona fn downtown Madrid and slightly damaged ing Off THE IRUN FROSTIER ment defenders warned their forces to make etery bullet count in ex- Rebel renewal of attacks BELGIUM AND TURKEY declared arms embargo on Spain DIPLOMATS ARE SEEKING to the war TWO REBEL GENERALS predicted imminent insurgent victory end said Spain be reunited under a government free from tyranny former pre- mier said his country would need 50 to recover from the egects of the war and Drought Conferees in South Dakota Madrid Aug 29 ff lay wounded JB Madrid tonight after a Rebel airplane had bombed the city proper for the first time The number of casualties night still was unestimated by government officials who said physical damage to the city had been only slight or one In the Associated Press were shattered as the detonations several important government buildings The Rebel airmen had conducted raids in the vicinity of Madrid three times previously but was the first In which shells actually exploded on Madrid streets The Rebel general staff In Burgos announced that their planes Newest map of Spain and joining region on- Page S again had 0001064 the airport Cuatro at Madrid and the airdrome at destroying three ment planes Another Rebel plane flew first over the city at a tremendous height then poised and flattened out of Its power diva a lew hundred feet up and Its cargo of projectiles Strollers on streets fled in confusion for underground shelter as the bombs exploded in the garden of the War Ministry Gaping holes were Tipped In the ground and windows In the Bank of Spain the and other Immediately were chatter Government planes Up Building Active Rails At Peak Pace U S Chamber Finds tion Prosperous in Many Lines New Highs Recorded Beneficial Rains in Drought Region Add Cheer to Picture GREETED WESTERN This picture made on the Carey of Wyoming i tae Special in Pierre S D Saturday left to right the President Franklin D Jr and Senator Bobert D Roundup of Secret Police Will Purge Government of All Foes of Stalin Involve High Officials Drive Opens as Moscow Demands Norway Expel Bolshevist Exile Moscow Aug 29 Copyright Soviet Secret Police night began a sweeping drive against all elements In the government and literary circles suspected of disloyalty to the regime of Joseph roared up to challenge the attacking plane which sped to The government planes as If ex another air raid circled the city in wide areas tonight on the lookout for the aerial enemies Several excited citizens mis the government planes for Rebels and potted away at them with until told of their mistake As comparative calm returned to the the first Soviet ambassador to Spain presented but credentials at the presidential palace He was escorted there by colorful presidential guards In plumed helmets Speeches were made stressing de- tires for closer relations between cf tie officials announced throughout In its province of armed only six a few tad off a force Of 400 Rebels Rebel forces near it and scattered roared Tie Rebels the Is after this At time the government filed a vigorous protest to Norway lor harboring Leon charged with fomenting a terroristic plot against the Soviet Union's leaders Officials in high places Including the State Bank the railroads lishing houses and other state were Investigated by the formerly O G P D If the pouce any reason to they 2 Dead 24 Hurt As Rain Sweeps Massachusetts Boston Aug 29 rain brought death to two men and caused injuries to 24 persons on Eastern Massachusetts highways today wo men were killed and a third was critically Injured at Peabody as their car off the and overturned several times belore crashing Into a stone wall 25 the The dead were and Patrick Lynch ot Everett com- Chester Savage also of Everett critical condition at Lynn Hospital Two separate automobile accidents in Cambridge Injured seven persons five of and two of them men All were treated at Cambridge City Hospital New Religious Spirit in Spain Cheers Pope Ailing Pontiff Told Multi- tudes Repent of Church Desecration Bern's Body Goes to Utah For Burial Army Scout Cars His Innovation Accompany Hearse to Station were connected with the Many celebrities In literary and theatrical pursuits also were under scrutiny of the secret The Soviet press declared that Trotskyism must be cleaned out rwl and Among those accused of sympathy with Trotskyism was Galena wife of Gregory and aU members o her literary salon Including the author The Soviet official press accused a leading and Rebels Attack Irun People Flee in Terr or OP former editor of ailing Pope Pius XI tonight For several his holiness has been weary his accustomed vigor lessened by long with Vatican officials over the Spanish Civil war seemed cheered by recent newa from Spain Indicating religious revival had followed the desecration of and the leg of priests and outs A broadcast from the Vatican radio station asserted multitudes ol Notables at Rites Cabinet Colleagues Are Honorary Bearers in Washington Services Washington Aug 29 corted by units of s motorized and mechanized army which hs largely was responsible for creating George H Dern late Secretary of War night began his last trek to Utah his adopted state Four scout cars of the U B Army replaced the customary troop of horse cavalry In the funeral procession which body from Mount Pleasant Congregational Church where memorial services were held to Union Station where the casket was placed aboard a special funeral train train remains to tome at Salt Lake Utah Use of the scout cars which today largely hare replaced horse cavalry in the U S- Army the Army's tribute to Uoe man who had Ban Put on Politics At Drought Aid Parley Dignified Program to Mark Unprecedented Meeting of Rival Nominees for dent at Des Moines will transport the labored to make motorization and mechanization the land troops an accomplished fact It hope to make these troops among the most mobile ant efficient armies of tie worf Ranking officials of the Federal Army Savy acd Marine people in Spain prayed for triumph of the cause begged God's forgiveness In tense tte hands of in respect now cue of editors of the ehirt intellectual gan of the communist party of Also under fire was He was btW responsible for Pocket a of the Writers until Aug 23 Following tec charge re- signed A major scandal In Pedagogical exposed 07 Des Aug 29 Parks of Missouri and E W Marland political will be f j lored by D- j conference will be held Roosevelt and GOT Alf M- Landon during their historic drought con- ference here Thursday It will be the first time In history hat America's two major nominees for President have met before tion except by chance Landon was Invited as the nor of Kansas not as the Republican nominee for President with nors Clyde L Herring of Iowa Roy L Cochran of Nebraska G Governor the golden Come of Iowa's old state capitol building The room Is finished In fine walnut Chairs are dignified pieces of an era wnen droughts did not plague the nation's farmers The celling Is 20 feet high with a decorative painted border The dows ste heavily In wine colored velvet Walls are half led with walnut and the governor's Concluded on Page 2 Column 6 Is Reassured By Roosevelt President Makes Vigor of Spend to Save Policy Crowd Turns Out Executive and Leaders of j Dakotas Confer in His Private Car Rapid Citr S D Aug 29 A vigorous defense of his already reiterated policy money to save money tonight marked the close ol President first weeS viewing drought-stricken areas ol the Dakotas The President arrived here at 20 industry and culture joined tonight in a shower of figures reporting new sains and record highs ing prosperity in most lines rivaling that of boom days Reports that scarcely a region the nation or segment of Its economic life had failed to Even drought-stricken farm areas cheering of high prices paid for those crops escaped the searing sun cheer came In reports or August rains In many parched regions and lessened demand Jor WPA drought Jobs Here Is a cross-section of the re- port as presented by official and business July railroad car loadings est monthly gain since 1929 July construction highest monthly total since June 1931 Seven months rail earnings best since 1930 July net rail operating income mere than double July construction 133 per cent and up SI psr cent over last year In Srst seven months Steel ingot output at 75 per cent o capacity bast sines 1930 Electrical power output at record high Farm price Index at 124 highest level in six years Farm Income In first seven months estimated at highest since 1930 wheat and com selling over 51 a bushel first time 1923 for July since 1929 Department stores sales fall to show summer decline Manufacturers excise tax tion 50 per cent higher In July than last year Alcohol taxes up 27 per cent and tobacco levy up 12 per cent Mutual savings hank per cent more numerous than in 1929 The United States Chamber ol Commerce presented a cheerful mary of conditions advising thai general business conditions hart continued there favorable trend ing July and August in industrial fields end the Selds of distribution P M E S T tonight Com Pien noted gains throughout the r o that oil Borah Spends To Win in Primary Rival Paid Out 3244 Boise Idaho 23 E spent -o the Republican nomination Aug a consecutive All Belgium Mourns Queen Astrid Death On Anniversary Brussels Aug 29 B e 1 g I n m commemorated the first anniversary ol the death of Queen Astrid today by mourning flown -a half and and went Immediately io the Alex Johnson Hotel where the presidential will pass the night before a brief tour of the Black Hills Mr Ro Urns in In his campaign expense report to headed oy King Leopold j its of state the Senate m members cf the royal dean these itenis ths rraing fee 433 telegrams 183.03 j ]ay on queen's j to an audience ness structure pointing out that of the evidence does not reject solely increased spending either The statistics on farm prices and farm Income brought a more aging factor Into the drought ture They revealed that those ers nave been spared are receiving bonus prices and stand to profit more than since before the 1929 crash Another more favorable drought sign was a report by the United States Weather Bureau that August pointed rains hive improved late crop regarded by some as E I pecte Alf M London his Re- j T 000 for ths second in 24 met charges of Deal with the ent that If It costs t save I It is The J for relief Jobs presidential rival was maie j of several thousand for 146.40 Secret police is s Fascist agent Two other students were to tain been While Guards who tbe during the Another The I the son ol a or tint Jie S 7 I on 4 Column 2 In spite of tie of of today hat Instead of as is fie a benediction Woman Found Slain Cord Around Two Women and Man Ask Apiece In Farm Floggings Ark Aug 23 of who I that she Sagged 15 j in urging -I don't care In private cars f tl expenses of C Z j Bells of all churches tolled funeral of of e primary The queen who had endeared self to all classes cl tio population was on with the king to she set iei death Spain Is Reported Through Heavy persons In Pierre sun-baked Dakota Tbe crowd Into acres of baked yellow prairie Standing on ths back platform of his private car with diminutive drought prices of farm products hava the l l la six years the Bureau of Agricultural Economics GOT Tora in bettered the years 124 on 15 On July 15 the index IIS and on Aug 15 it was IDS Farm Income for the first seven cf 1935 wss estimated Lat at President J tie since 1930 far In the income for tie of year of a- to be higher than So the 2 Column 2 J of 1935 Izs SHU la ciar and man Vast March Estate To Safety Ashore Tropical Storm Hits r Harea COM- Aug 29 RoSeis 65 fc beaten to death tonight In her j sal on Ibe North the with fashionable Cosst killer tad lied SKX arfi oa head with a 35 on ths COSTS crop remained cl of j tbe last both Cora ITS miles of Vera Croz ai j was 2 p M or ai about 12 to 14 winds ca and were tis Jo from July But it all profit for tm 6
