Willkie Renews Call for U.S. Defense Debate with FDR
In a Nashville style report Willkie urged a public debate with President Roosevelt on U S defense spending and preparedness projects. He pressed Roosevelt to disclose military equipment on hand and on order, arguing the Democratic program is inadequate and that a discussion during a preparedness visit would clarify issues. The Republican nominee said a third term debate would test administration policy and campaign stakes.
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Sashville
Ind
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Willkie
Newal
de Jo
Willie
Britain and United States move toward military accord
Unofficial London sources report Britain seeks a military alliance with the United States to defend Canada and other Western Hemisphere possessions and to coordinate diplomacy in the Far East after the European conflict. A joint defense board with Roosevelt and King is noted amid public opinion favoring a non belligerent US.
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London
United States
Britain
Canada
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Far East
Great Britain
Aitune
Roosevelt
Cana
Mad King
Joint Defense Board
America
Panama
Atlantic
Gibraltar
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Mediterranean
Italy
Huteanes
Archibal Sin
Jorert
Greece
Nevier
Senate Hears Plan to Draft Nation s Wealth
Industry voices press for a total draft of the nation s wealth amid reports that tax laws hinder defense materiel procurement and British competition raises material costs. Lawmakers discuss conscription issues as manufacturing firms claim readiness to assist and companies list potential contributions.
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Army and Argentine politics mix in war draft debate
The article reports on military critiques of National Guards training at CAMP McCOY and debates over Burke Wadsworth compulsory service bills. It notes Senate and House actions on conscription plans linking manpower to defense, with remarks from Gen Ford Maj. Gen Light and others.
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Wig
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Military Committee
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Buenos Aires
Iser
Carlos ‘Marquez
Appropriations Committee
Roy Suan
Bautista” Molina
Lee
D-Okla
Pepper
McKellar
D-Tenn
Wwe
Governor's Day Highlight at Athens County Fair Week
The Athens County Fair opens with speeches on Thursday at 4 30 PM after races. A platform at the foot of the hill and an amplifying system will carry the address by L C Baker fair secretary who aims to make County Fair Week a Governor's Day tradition.
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Athens County
L. C. Baker
Doebel Named To Police Fair
A special fall of 25 state highway patrolmen was designated to assist a class of sap ent officers and a reserve training corps unit policing the State Fair August 24 to 30. The group includes D W Miller of Chillicothe F J Horvath of Newark and K J Doeschel of Athens S W M Andrews of Findlay and J W Brooks of Portsmouth. Arrangements may be made for school bus inspection with patrol sub stations. Inspection of Ohio s 7000 school buses will begin at fence and continue until early November.
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Columbus
Lynn Black
D. W. Miller
Chillicothe
F. J. Horvath
Newark
K. J. Doeschel
Athens
Set
Ohio
Paralysis Delays Huntington Cabell County School Opening
Huntington and Cabell County schools will start three weeks late due to infantile paralysis. Classes planned for Sept. 9 now begin no earlier than Sept. 30. West Virginia records show six poliomyelitis deaths and 142 cases reported this year.
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Humanitiun
W. Va
Huntington
Cabell Counties
Sawmill accident claims Garfield Mitchell in Columbus hospital
Garfield Mitchell 53 of near McArthur died in Columbus hospital after injuries from a sawmill accident Monday. Also reported drowned yesterday were Bernard Britch 36 of Lancaster and Ralph Gannett 29 of Gould Park when their boat capsized on the Scioto River north of here.
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Im—Inuries
Creoia
Garfield Mitchell
McArthur
Colmsu
Naarley Britch
Lancaster
Ralph’ Gannett
Gould ‘Park
Scioto River
Here
Friend Opposes Man's Arrest in Flushing Incident
In St Clairsville a bystander friend of Howard De Vaul 36 opposed an attempted arrest for disturbing the peace at Flushing. De Vaul was wounded by a bullet from Mayor Wayne Hays revolver and was jailed without charges.
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ST. Clairsville
Wayne Hays
Flushing
Howard de Vaul
Roosevelt Says Conditions Keep Him From Campaigns
President Roosevelt rejects Wendell Willkie debate challenge citing world and defense issues. He plans more visits to inspect defense projects as national defense dominates agenda. Roosevelt notes talks with England on naval and air bases proceed and dismisses Canada-U S occupation rumors as speculative.
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Hyde Park
Wendell S.willkie
White House
Willam C. Built
United States
France
Bernard Baruch
War Inustries Board
Bullitt
England
America
Atlantic
Canada
Roosevelt to Debate Taft in Public Presidential Clash
A historical report notes Roosevelt set to meet Taft in a public debate during the Republican nomination race. The scene underscores a pivotal confrontation as the 1912 era politics unfold and campaign tensions rise.
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Roosevelt
Ublican
Trotsky Attack and Political Fallout Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe a pickax attack on Trotsky and a harsh political response. The text mentions Cincinnati and Columbus reporters, weather impacts on roads, and Ohio's military road costs tied to federal standards.
Plans Prepared for U S Bases on British Territory
Washington AP reports the United States plans rapid naval and air bases on British territory to seal hemisphere defenses. Negotiations for 00 year leases span from Newfoundland to the Caribbean, with press details outlining potential sites and a defense framework under a new Anglo American accord.
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Washington
United States
Roonevelt
Newfoundland
Caribbean
Panama
Roosevelt
Reeve
United State
Stolen Auto Found but Re-stolen Despite Return
In Canton a car owner named Lukers saw his vehicle found after a theft. Police and the owner returned with a locksmith but the doors were locked and the car had vanished again.
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Lukers
Molen
First Group of English Children To Live in U S Arrives
A British liner ferried 210 children to New York to safety from bombed England as part of American efforts to care for European war refugees. The evacuees, many from Hoover Co. homes, will be sent to sponsor homes across the country for the duration.
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New York
Samaria
England
U. S
Wyoming
Hoya
Youngstown
Milton
Ana Vonaia Stiller
United States Committee For the
Marshall Field
Liverpool
Atlantic
Revvenge
Hoover Co. Ltd
Perivale
Lowon
Hoover
Sweeper Co
North Canton
Boston Transcript
Hitler
David Courtenay
Sussex
Peter Saundy
Canton
Barry
Robert
Livepool
Ronald Gollop
State Welfare Bills Rise as WPA Curtailment Impacts Aid
July welfare payments totaled 1,865,212 dollars, up 28,637 from June, reported by State Welfare Director Charles J. Sherwood. The increase is linked to WPA curtailment which more than offset normal seasonal declines. the state's 750,000 dollar allocation accounted for about 40 percent of the total.
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Charles J. Sherwood
Ohio Democrats Push $40 Age Pension Promise
In Columbus the Democrats outline a platform aiming for a guaranteed $40 monthly income for old age pensioners. Former Gov. Martin L. Davey, the gubernatorial nominee, signals the plan will keep the $40 figure minus other income and pledges to restore property and insurance policies.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Cincinnati Man in Sydney to Vote After All
Cincinnatian Thomas J. Bennett now in Sidney Australia will get to vote after all as his absentee ballot request is processed. Officials say there is time for the application forms and the ballot to travel by air and return.
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Cincinnati
Thomas J. Bennett
Sidney
Australia
Board of Sections
Bomb Explodes at U S Post Office Hurts Two Workers
Police described the home described package as small and poorly constructed. A postal worker unloaded a bag from a truck when the bomb exploded in a post office injuring two employees. The package was addressed to a woman whose name is withheld by authorities.
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U St
Platorm
Noted singer Barbara Chenoweth dies in California
Barbara Chenoweth, once a prominent chautauqua singer and soloist at President McKinley’s Columbus church, died yesterday. The report notes her role at McKinley’s inauguration and ties to East Farmingdale and Seeseevee Bridgwater, 23, of Cuyahoga Falls, who was electrocuted testing wires for an independent silk dye work.
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Calif
Chauncey D. Chenoweth
William — McKinley
Columbus
McKinley
Cuyahoga Falls
East Farmingdale
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