Albany Girl Dies In Auto Accident
Evelyn Oxley age 14 died when an automobile driven by her 18 year old brother Harold Oxley skidded on loose gravel and overturned on the Albany School Lot Road near Meigs County. Harold injured. four others bruised. Funeral at Albany M E Church Wednesday at two.
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Albany
Evelyn Oxley
Clinton Oxley
Auutomobile
Harold
Walter Hampton
Meigs County
Henry Ewing
Pomeroy
Harold Oxley
Everett
Ellen
Earlene
Thomas Branom
School Lot
Route 50
Chauncey
Albany M. E
UAW Objects To CIO Dues
In Milwaukee 46,000 UAW members urged their international board to stop paying a five cent per capita to John L. Lewis' CIO. The advisory council resolution denounced interference by Lewis and endorsed Homer Martin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United Automobile Workers of America
International Executive Board
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Minnesota
Non
Illinois
Delees
Lewis
Homer Martin
Gulf Storm Spends Fury in Mountains
A gulf storm that threatened Texas coast towns blew inland into Mexico’s mountains today. Only Victoria, Tamaulipas capital, took the full fury as tropical winds and heavy rain cut communications there on Sunday.
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Brownsville
Tex
U.P
Texas
Mexico
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Denies Davey Will Take State Committee Post
Columbus reports ridiculed rumors that Governor Davey will choose a member of the Democratic state executive committee from the 14th district. Mrs Myrna Smith private secretary says there is nothing to that, calling it a step down for the governor. Marion fugitive captured John Jones aged Marion escaped from London Prison Farm Aug 8 at relative's home. Robert Johnson remains at large in Xenia.
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Columbus
Davey
Democratic State Executive Committee
14Th Congressional District
Myrna Smith
Rnot
Marion
U.P
John Jones
London
Robert Johnson
Xenia
Jones
Plane Builder Hopes To Set Speed Record
Major Alexander P. De Seversky refueled his pursuit ship in Kansas City and resumed a westward transcontinental speed attempt. He flew from New York to Kansas City in record time, planned nonstop continuation, and aims to deliver the plane to Jacqueline Cochran for the Bendix air races. Seversky builds pursuit planes at Farmingdale New York and intends to have Cochran fly it back to the east.
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Kansas City
U.P
Alexander P. de Seversky
Seversky
Floyd Bennett Field
N.Y
New York
Farmingdale
N. Y
Jacqueline Cochran
Burbank
Unidentified motorist found shot to death near Plymouth
An unidentified man was found shot to death in a car with Indiana plates near Plymouth Michigan. Police said the pockets were turned inside out and robbery appeared to be the motive for the shooting.
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Plymouth
Mich
U.P
Indiana
Child blinded by dynamite cap accident in Graysville
John Cline age three lost his eyesight when he struck a dynamite cap with a rock near his Graysville home. He was in critical condition at a hospital today.
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Woodsfield
U.P
John Cline
Graysville
Cleveland torso killer tale ties to Chicago man
Detectives linked Chicago longshoreman Charles Franck, 52, to a 1934 Cleveland doctor who allegedly drugged him after he fled a doctor’s office. Franck recounted being drugged, robbed of alertness, and hiding in a box car for three days before waking. Investigators called the claim unproven.
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Cleveland
U.P
Charles Fronek
Chicago
Peter Merylo
Emil Musil
Franch
Franck
Frictions Rise Between Nazi Regime and Catholic Church
Berlin reports increased tension as the German college of bishops issues a pastoral letter reaffirming allegiance to the Pope. It condemns censorship calumny and indoctrination of children and calls for an end to attacks on the church. Clerics vow to hold firm despite pressure.
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Berlin
U.P
German College of Bishops
Germany
Prisoner Hangs Self in Columbus City Jail
Dave Wash age 45 held for Federal authorities on morphine selling charges in Zanesville and Columbus hanged himself with a belt in his cell Sunday night. Stark County sheriff banned Bingo and Keno indefinitely today after recent bombing of three reputed gambling venues.
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Columbus
U.P
Dave Wash
Zanesville
City
Canton
Stark County
Joseph T. Nist
FDR Farley Map Details Of Campaign
President Roosevelt resumes control of his drive to retire conservative Democrats from Congress as Farley returns to Washington. He targets South Carolina and Maryland in primary battles, while vowing to push Tydings and oppose conservative candidates. Olin Johnston and Cotton Ed Brown contest in South Carolina with Roosevelt endorsing reformist aims.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
James A. Farley
South Carolina
Ellison D
Cotton Ed
Millard E. Tydings
13Th
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
John J. O'Connor
New York
O’connor
Mr. Roosevelt
Allen W. Dulles
James H. Fay
California
William G. McAdoo
Tydings
Georgia
Walter F. George
U. S
Lawrence Camp
Edgar A. Brown
Olin D. Johnston
White House
U B Pastors Are Assigned in Southeast Ohio
CHILLICOTHE U P assignments for the coming year were announced after the South eastern Ohio Conference of the United Brethren Church. The list names pastors and churches across Columbus Crooksville Lancaster Union Furnace Belpre Rockbridge Pomeroy Rio Grande and other locales with superintendents and shifts in leadership. If the original article continues, further details list additional appointments and circuits.
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Chillicothe
U.P
Southeastern Ohio
United Brethren Church
Columbus
D. S. Mills
Columbus Burgess Ave
E. E. Burtner
Crooksville
G. A. Walter
Corning
A. C. Shonkwiler
New Lexington
D. W. Snyder
Jacksonville
H. O. Davis
Murray City
T. W. Thompson
Lancaster-Logan—Fe
B. White
Supt
Enterprise
T. C. Gregory
Logan Circuit
Harry Frazier
Gore
B. C. Azbell
Union Furnace
C. H. Bennington
Logan First
Rockbridge
L. W. Tuttle
Warm Weather and Exhibits Attract 20,000 to Ohio State Fair Opening
The 88th Ohio State Fair opened in Columbus with bright weather and large crowds. About 50,000 agricultural fans viewed exhibits and judging programs, with over 80,000 expected across preview days. Fair Director Earl H. Hanefeld forecast a new attendance record as the exposition runs through Friday. Free admission for certain groups until 6 pm. Tuesday is County Fair Managers Day. A record number of livestock entries, totaling 12 20 horses cattle sheep swine and goats, overwhelmed facilities, prompting plans for expansion including more land for parking, pedestrian crossings, new exhibition buildings, and a merchandise warehouse. The first fatality in 20 years occurred when George Jackson, 33, of Chillicothe, died after a fall in the swine barns. several other minor injuries were reported.
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Columbus
Earl H. Hanefeld
Ohio
Hanefeld
George Jackson
Labor Leaders Clash Over New Doal Contract in Harlan
Washington reports AFL President William Green condemns a Harlan County coal contract with CIO United Mine Workers as a Wagner Act violation and vows action against CIO and NLRB. CIO leader John L. Lewis calls it the start of the rule of reason, as the seven hour five day week with a $5.60 daily wage is unveiled.
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Washington
UPA
Kentucky
Harlan County
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
William Green
Atlantic City
N. J
Harlan County Coal Operators’ Association
CIO
United Mine Workers of America
National Labor Relations Board
Loyalists Start Counter Attack on Frontier
Government forces in southwestern Spain launched a westward counteroffensive that pushed Nationalist lines back, disrupted Queipo de Llano's campaign against Almaden mercury mines, cut the Madrid to Badajoz railroad and the Cabeza del Buey to Castuera highway, and advanced over eight miles in two days.
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Hendaye
Spain
Barcelona
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Almaden
Jose Asension
Madrid
Badajoz
Cabeza del Buey
Castuera
Five Die as Australian Airliner Crashes at Innisfail
In Sydney AP report five people were killed and four seriously injured when an airliner attempting to land at Innisfail Airport Queensland swerved to avoid a tractor and crashed into a cane field. The pilot's action aimed to miss the obstacle before touchdown.
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Sydney
Australia
Innisfail
Queensland
President urges Wagner Act changes over NLRB bias
George H. Davis of the U S Chamber of Commerce urged broad changes to the Wagner Act in Washington. He said NLRB proceedings have not been fair and impartial and called for amendments to restore balance in labor relations oversight.
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George H. Davis
U. S
Europe United Against Hitler in Crisis Demonstration
Europe showed a united front to deter Hitler from another world war. Britain led a democratic bloc backed by vast military power, with Paris Moscow Belgrade and Bucharest pledging aid if Czechoslovakia is attacked, while Goering faced French and British warnings.
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Joe Alex Morris
United Press
Europe
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
London
Berlin
Paris
Soviet Russia
Jugoslavia
Roumania
Joseph Vuillemin
Hermann Goering
France
Poland
Hitler
Kehl
Rhineland
Ville Chamberlain
Jals
Edouard Daladier
Prague
Viscount Runciman
Konrad Henlein
Chinese Troops Break Japanese Line Along Yangtse
Chinese reports say the Japanese line on the north Yangtse collapsed today and the south bank drive halted. Counter-offensive near Hankow recaptured Susung Taihu and Tsienshan, as Japanese reportedly fled eastward. Chinese forces blocked further advance. floods hindered Japanese mobility.
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Shanghai
U.P
Yangtse
Hankow
Susung
Taihu
Tsienshan
Hwangmei
Movie Actress Weds Texas Oil Operator
HOLLYWOOD U P June Knight, film actress, wed Arthur A Cameron a Houston oil man. After a two weeks delay for the bride’s film work they were married Saturday night at the Beverly Hills Community Church and were on their honeymoon today.
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Hollywood
U.P
June Knight
Arthur A. Cameron
Houston
Texas
Beverly Hills Community
Busy Girl in National Capital Handles 50 000 Job Apps
Eugenia Pope secretary to Elmer F Andrews Wage Hour Administrator directs the Wage Hour Bureau in processing fifty thousand applications for one thousand jobs. She fields nonstop phone calls from job seekers and manages the heavy workload in the capital.
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National Capital
Eugenia Pope
Elmer F. Andrews
Miss Pope
U.S. Gunboat Monocacy Endangered by Mines in Yangtse River
The U S Gunboat Monocacy with 45 officers and crew lies in grave danger in the upper Yangtse after several mines exploded within 80 yards. The ship is(contended encircled by detonation pontoons while a Japanese blockade keeps it three miles below Kiukiang, raising diplomatic alarms.
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Europe
United States
Yangtse
Kiukiang
Panay
Japan
Greatitain
Sir John Simon
London
Simon
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Shanghai
Clarence V. Conlan
Conlan
Wuhu
Expectant Mother Hurt In Fall From Freight
Marie Wooster 28 of Chicago Heights fell from a freight train near the union station in Columbus on Sunday night. The expectant mother suffered a miscarriage after landing on a railroad tie. She is reported recovering at White Cross Hospital today.
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Columbus
U.P
Wheeling
W. Va
Marie Wooster
Chicago Heights
Union Station
White Cross Hospital
State Liquor Clerk Severely Injured by Bomb in Car
Barberton police report Charles Cacioppo a 42 year old state liquor store employee was injured Sunday night when a bomb wired to his car starter exploded. One leg was crushed and amputated. He refused to talk to investigators.
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Barberton
U.R
Charles Cacioppo
Rob Creamery Heist At Cleveland Involving $3176
In Cleveland Ohio three masked men robbed the Fairmount Creamery taking 3176 during a deposit. They forced 20 employees to lie on the floor with eyes closed while money from registers and drawers was rifled. One worker, Robert Groner, was struck with a gun butt but not seriously hurt. Arnold Peterson, creamery manager, described the entry and robbery.
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Cleveland
Fairmount
Robert Groner
Arnold Peterson
Peterson
Demoted Policemen To Testify in Hines Trial
New York imposes police demotions as five officers are summoned to testify in the James J. Hines trial. The case involves alleged sale of political protection to Dutch Schultz’s lottery racket. District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey reportedly persuaded the demoted officers to testify, with the Weinberg gang known to use Hines’s name to intimidate police.
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New York
May Yohe dies once wearer of Hope Diamond
May Yohe a famed musical comedian of the 1890s and former Lady Hope dies at 72 from a heart attack in a Back Bay apartment. Funeral services are planned at Roxbury funeral parlor with cremation to follow. She recalled a roller coaster life and kept a photo of a bearded man inscribed To May 1898 signed Edward King Edward VII once entertained her as Prince of Wales.
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Boston
U.P
Back Bay
May Yohe
Hope Diamond
Yohe
Roxbury
John A. Smuts
Jan Christiaan Smuts
May
Edward
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
London
Paris
New York
Lady Hope
Lord Francis Hope
Continents
Tennessee Senator Accused by Hopkins
WPA Administrator Harry L. Hopkins charged that Sen. George L. Berry sought attacks on the Works Progress Administration after the agency refused to hand over patronage in Tennessee. Hopkins also denied Berry’s claim that the WPA campaigned politically to defeat him in the Tennessee primary.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
George L. Berry
de Tenn
Works Progress Administration
WPA
Tennessee
Harry L. Hopkins
Berry
Nine Month Decrease In Auto Mishaps Reported
CHICAGO The National Safety Council announced an unbroken nine month drop in motor vehicle fatalities from last November through July this year. The period October 1937 to July 1938 recorded 23,510 fatalities, a reduction of 5,310 lives saved compared with the prior year.
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Chicago
U.R
National Safety Council
Council
Farley to Speak at Columbus Democratic Convention
Postmaster General James A. Farley will be the keynote speaker at the Democratic state convention in Columbus on September 22 and 23, announced today by Charles Sawyer, the Democratic candidate for governor.
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Capehart
Wadsworth
Raymond E. Willis
GOP
Denies Davey
Longshoreman’s Club
Doctor
Bingo
Keno
FDR
Farley
Backs O'Connor
Brown
U. B
Belpre
E. H. Wilson
Racin
Fred Koster
FE. H. Wilson
Broadwell
William Bartoe
Constitution
C. A. White
Tuppers Plains
Marvin Paxton
Charles Taylor
Rio Grande
A. J. Ruble
McArthur
O. L. Hutchinson
Laurelville
W. E. Campbell
Irene Giricz
Steve Giricz
Centerville
Irene
NLRB
Democratic Bloc
Goering
Nippon
Ers
U.S
Yangtse River
Rob Creamery
Hines
Hope
Hopkins
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