McGrady Threatens Action Over West Coast Maritime Strike
San Francisco report says the government may take strong measures to break a west coast maritime strike that could idle over 100000 workers by Wednesday. Edward McGrady says shipowners may request Navy safety crews to guard perishables as operations falter nationwide.
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McGrady
West Coast
San Francisco
Edward F. McGrady
U. S. Navy
T. G. Plant
Coast Committee of Shipowners
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
New York
Pacific Northwest
Smith Indicts Administration
Former Gov. Alfred E. Smith charges the Roosevelt administration with outlawing successful business men and stirring class hatred. He indicts present policies for promises of a better society by taking from the rich to make the poor prosperous.
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Boston
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
You Are Invited To Attend Messenger's Election Party
The Athens Messenger invites readers to a live election party with real time results shown on a large screen. A special early edition will roll out Wednesday morning with national state and county race figures. The Athens County Election Board assists in providing returns to be flashed on the screen.
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Messenger
Athens Messenger
United States
Athens County Election Board
United Press Wire
Gallia Countian Hurt When Truck Hits Car
Gallia Countian Wilson Grimes 35 of Clipper Mill was injured in a collision near Pt. Pleasant West Virginia when his car was side swiped by a truck. He is in Holzer Hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull and works at the Eureka dam project. He is a father of three and husband of a West Virginia native.
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Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Wilson Grimes
Clipper Mill
Gallia County
Holzer Hospital
Eureka Dam
G. W. Grimes
Robertsburg
West Virginia
Assured Creditors Await Payment as Bank Fails
A crowd gathers in Uhrichsville as Union Bank closes after $400000 shortage admitted by its president Charles Wheland. The bank becomes the first in Ohio to fall under the new Federal Bank Insurance Act.
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Uhrichsville
A.P
Union Bank
State Banking Department
Charles Wheland
Ohio
Bricker to Close Campaign on WLW Cincinnati Talk
Ohio Attorney General John W. Bricker Republican candidate for governor will close his campaign tonight with a statewide hookup through WLW Cincinnati from 6 15 to 6 30.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
WLW
Cincinnati
Vote Early and Vote Yes for Civic Duty
Election guidance urges all qualified electors to vote Tuesday. Leaders claim campaigns are among the most important in decades with polls open from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM. Voters are urged to visit polls early to ease rush and ensure broad participation.
Girl In Critical Condition After Love Affair Suicide Attempt
Miss Thelma Schull a 19 year old from West Logan is in critical condition at Cherrington Hospital after shooting herself twice in despondency over a love affair. She told hospital staff the acts were to prove her love and had previously attempted suicide two weeks earlier. She was found by a neighbor after the second attempt and rushed to the hospital by ambulance.
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Logan
Thelma Schull
John Schull
West Logan
Cherrington Hospital
John Walters
Tippie Dye Released From Hospital Today
Tippie Dye, quarterback for Ohio State University, was released from University Hospital Columbus this morning after injuries suffered when tackled by three men in the Notre Dame game. Edison Hopstetter, Dye’s supporter, said Dye initially appeared fatally injured and was partially unconscious for hours after the hit near South Bend.
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Pomeroy
Tippie Dye
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Columbus
Notre Dame
Edison Hopstetter
Dye
Hopstetter
South Bend
Meigs Countian
Boy Twin Missing After 60 Hours in Cambridge Search
Five year old Chester Harris is missing for more than 60 hours in Cambridge Massachusetts. Police and volunteers exceed 200 in the search. He disappeared Friday while his parents believed he was with his twin brother Charles.
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Cambridge
Mass
Chester Harris
Charles
Bessemer City Strikes Cornwall Rocks In Heavy Atlantic Swell
The American freighter Bessemer City was driven onto Cornwall rocks as heavy Atlantic swells lashed the coast. The ship's 33 crew members were rescued in lifeboats and are recovering in local hotels from exposure.
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ST. Ives
England
U.P
Atlantic
Bessemer City
Cornwall
Hit Skip Autos Contribute to Traffic Toll in Ohio
Ohio saw a weekend spike in automobile deaths as hit and run drivers targeted highways. Clair Traver a 34 year old Walbridge resident was struck and found in underbrush after his car ran out of gas. Police also detained William A Loy a 27 Capital University student after a fatal crash involving Mrs J H Warner of Springfield. G D Lyall 2 from Moxahala was another hit skip victim.
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Wood County
Clair Traver
Walbridge
Traver
William A. Loy
Capital University
J. H. Warner
Springfield
G. DD. Lyall
Mussolini Outlines Europe Peace Plan in Milan
Premier Mussolini unveiled a European peace program in Milan calling to scrap disarmament and the League of Nations and urging realism. He asserted Italy seeks peace but is ready for war in a joint Italian German stand against Communism and in support of Hungary.
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Rome
U.P
Benito Mussolini
Europe
Milan
League of Nations
Italy
Hungary
Mussolini
Distress Rumor Sparks Parkersburg Aircraft Search
Reports of a plane in distress over Parkersburg triggered police and ambulances to respond. Fire crews and searchlights scanned the area while a mechanic testing an airplane motor wandered from the airport amid the flurry.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
U.P
Sisters Secure Double Divorces From Sochat Brothers
In Los Angeles Celia and Evelyn Sochat sisters married brothers David and Marcus Sochat in a 1931 double wedding and were granted double divorces. The case lacked the complications of an earlier twins wives and husbands divorce.
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Los Angeles
Celia
Evelyn Sochat
David
Marcus Sochat
Hartley couple welcomes son at City Hospital
Mr and Mrs Malcolm Hartley welcomed a baby boy this morning at City Hospital Parkersburg. The couple already has one daughter, making a growing Hartley family.
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Pomeroy
Lee Hilward
Malcolm Hartley
City Hospital
Parkersburg
Electrification topics at Ohio State rural conference
Ohio State University hosts its ninth annual rural electrification conference starting Thursday for three days to discuss new farm uses of electricity. In Youngstown a 14 year old, Jessica Johnson, died after rushing back into a burning apartment to rescue her mother who had safely escaped.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Youngstown-Aup
Jeassie Johnson
Norman Thomas Ends Socialist Campaign After Madison Square Garden Rally
Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for president, ends his campaign after a final rally at Madison Square Garden. About 12 000 people attended the Sunday night event in New York.
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New York
Norman Thomas
Madison Square Garden
Diver Drowns as Whale Entangles Lines in Australia
Perth reports a tragedy as Japanese head diver K. Sakai of a Western Australia whaling fleet is drowned after a whale fouled his air line while he is 100 feet under water. The incident underscores dangers faced by deep water divers aboard Australian whaling operations.
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Perth
West Australia
U.pi
K. Sakai
Landon rallies supporters as Roosevelt closes campaign
Gov Alf Landon pushes final appeal in the East and Midwest claiming the New Deal is on the ropes as Roosevelt ends his bid with a Hyde Park farewell. Landon plans a 10 PM radio address while Roosevelt emphasizes victory from his Hyde Park headquarters with a 15 minute national speech.
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Topeka
U.P
Alf M. Landon
East
Midwest
Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
Landon
NRA
Lake States
Hyde Park
Mr. Roosevelt
Girl Suffers Knife Wound on West Union Street
Frances Sickles, 23, of 203 West Union Street, found unconscious Sunday with a long abdominal cut and torn clothes. Ernest Red Hawkins is held for investigation after a reported visit to the girl's room the night before. she told police of a fight but did not specify how she was injured. She was at Sheltering Arms Hospital and expected to be discharged tonight.
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W. Union St
Frances Sickles
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ernest Red Hawkins
Charles Maple
Leslie Bradfield
Maple
Hawking
Two Amateur Pilots Injured in Akron Plane Crash
Two amateur pilots were injured when a homemade open cockpit biplane crashed in a swamp about a mile south of Akron city limits. Dozens watched as the sputtering engine caused the craft to circle for an emergency landing before diving into the swamp near a level field.
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AKRON
A.P
Roosevelt and London To Close Campaigns Tonight
Ohio voters near polls with nearly 3,000,000 expected to cast ballots Tuesday in a race featuring Roosevelt Landon Lemke and Browder. The state’s 88 counties use 8600 precincts as 22 district seats and 2 at large seats are decided. Governors race ends with Davey Bricker final appeals and two constitutional amendments on food sales tax and double liability of bank stockholders.
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Columbus
Ohio
White House
Roosevelt
Alfred M. Landon
William Lemke
Discoverer of Rabbit Fever Dies in Cincinnati
The scientific world mourns the death of Dr. William Buchanan Wherry age 61 in Cincinnati death due to heart disease. He is famed for discovering tularemia or rabbit fever in humans and died Sunday.
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Cincinnatiaup
William Buchanan Wherry
Newcomerstown Rider Killed In Pennsylvania Tunnel Relocation
Robert Smith age 51 of Middletown died after being knocked from a railroad car platform in a tunnel on the Pennsylvania Rail Road relocation project near Postboy Sunday.
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Newcomerstown
U.P
Pennsylvania Railroad
Postboy
Robert Smith
Nego
Middletown
Three Children Die as Rebels Bomb Madrid
Madrid reports Nationalist air raids killed three children and wounded two women and three men as bombs dropped from planes plummeted into a crowd. Observers doubted quick rebel conquest while Madrid’s defenders aimed to crush the Nationalists with intensified bombing of airports. Mourning crowds followed hearses bearing banners condemning foreign mercenaries.
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Madrid
U.P
May Call Halt On Coughlin
Detroit report says Bishop Michael Gallagher may act to restrict Father Charles Coughlin’s political activities upon his return from an eastern tour. The radio priest had labeled Roosevelt an upstart and warned of possible action after the election. He also promised to resume broadcasts the Sunday before Christmas if permitted.
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Detroit
HUP
Charlies E. Coughlin
Michael Gallagher
Gallagher
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
New Jersey
American Federation of Labor
Two Die in Auto Crash Sunday on Dixie Highway
Mrs. Richard Huston 25 and Elmer Landon 50, both of Marion, were killed in a six car collision on the Dixie Highway eight miles north of Findlay Sunday. Nine injured. Richard Huston 28 held by Hancock County authorities for questioning after admitting drinking.
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Findlay
O.R
Richard Huston
Marion
Elmer Landon
Dixie Highway
Hancock County
Huston
GOP Speakers on Air Tonight in New York
A one hour nationwide broadcast will air tonight from 10 to 11 o clock via NBC Red Columbia and Mutual networks. GOP speakers will address listeners from diverse locations including Gov. Alf Landon from Topeka and Miss Agnes Samuelson from Des Moines.
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New York
NBC
Red
Columbia
Mutual
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Bishop Kelly
Oklahoma City
Agnes Samuelson
Des Moines
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Cincinnati
Michael Aaronson
Frank Lowden
Oregon
Henry Ford Blames Bankers for New Deal Gains
Detroit leader Henry Ford says the chief beneficiaries of the New Deal are bankers and debt owners, not workingmen, and warns government interference undermines wages. He argues social security restricts liberty and endorses Alf Landon for president.
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Henry Ford
Ford
United States
NRA
Farley Predicts Democrats Will Carry 46 of 48 States
United Press dispatch reports Farley predicting Democrats will win 46 of 48 states while Republicans expect gains in a few regions. Ballots total 42 to 45 million with slow returns likely, especially in New York. Roosevelts camps resent the wage tax issue shaping the final campaign.
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Farley
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
United States
Democratic National Committee
James A. Farley
Maine
Vermont
Republican National Committee
John D. M. Hamilton
Landon
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Rivera
Mountain
White House
GOP
House of Representatives
Senate
Huskiest of Huskers to Represent Ohio in Huskering
Champions from 19 counties compete for the Ohio corn husking crown at the Apple Creek farm near Wooster. The winner will represent Ohio in the national contest in Licking County on November 10, with a preliminary event drawing an expected 160000 spectators.
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Wooster
Apple Creek
Licking County
Ohio State
Townsend Charges Roosevelt With Misuse of Printing Office
Dr Francis Townsend accuses President Roosevelt of using the government printing office to distribute Democratic campaign literature in a post office driven propaganda effort. Townsend wrapped up his radio campaign with the charge on Sunday night.
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Chicago
Francis Fr. Townsend
The
Old Age Pension Organization
Roosevelt
Government
We Democratic Campaign
Post Office Department
Townsend
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Coast Committee For
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U.R
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N. Y
London
Coughlin
By Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Huskiest
Huskers
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