Truce Near in Power Fight As TVA Talks Open
Washington deliberations mark first day of conference to end the three year dispute over federal and private electric power in the Tennessee Valley. Roosevelt proposes a southeastern power pool sharing transmission lines and plants. if approved Congress would create a public corporation to coordinate the network and set rates. Negotiations will seek extensions of the Commonwealth and Southern TVA power interchange contracts before November 3.
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Washington
White House
Tennessee Valley
Southeast
Conmce
Roosevelt
Southeastern
Congress
TVA
Federal
Bonneville Dam
Commonwealth & Southern Corporation
Tennessee Valley Authority
Commonwealth & Southern Isne
Akron Milk Supply Halted as Producers Strike
Akron milk supply stopped at dairies doors as the Milk Producers Association walked out for a two tenths of a cent per quart raise. Mayor Schroy promised continued service while health chief Ailes and dairy chief McDonald arranged external deliveries. The association includes about 2750 farmers within 30 miles of Akron.
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Akron
U.P
Dairies
Milk Producers Association
Lee D. Schroy
M. D. Ailes
Health Department
Charles B. McDonald
Man with Barrel Boat Towed to Buffalo Harbor
Coast Guard assists Ernest Biegarski and his leaking barrel craft eight miles from Cleveland. towed back to Buffalo Harbor after a 12 hour voyage on Lake Erie. Veteran hopes the craft can reach the Atlantic in a later trial.
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Buffalo
N. Y
U.P
Coast Guard
Ernest Biegarski
Buffalo Harbor
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Biegazski
Atlantic
Federal Government Appeals on NLRB Validity to Supreme Court
The United States asked the Supreme Court to review five circuit court rulings that found the Wagner Act and the National Labor Relations Board invalid. The circuit courts refused to enforce those decisions.
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Washington
ULP
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Board
Browder Freed After 25 Hours in Jail on Vagrancy Charge
Earl Browder Communist candidate for president was jailed in Terre Haute for 25 hours and 15 minutes before vagrancy charges against him and four others were dismissed at the opening of city court. The arrest aimed to prevent Browder from delivering a campaign address, with police and local groups opposing his speech.
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Terre Haute
Ind
U.P
Earl Browder
Browder
Waldo Frank
New York
Seymour Malden
Charles Stadtfelt
Indiana
Andrew Remes
Indianapolis
James Yates
American Legion
Law and Order League
Yates
David Bentall
Communist Party
Roosevelt
Cummings
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
San Francisco
American National League
Eugene Debs
Roosevelt Delivers Pittsburgh Speech As Campaign Continues
President Roosevelt opens his re election push with a Pittsburgh address tonight following his Syracuse speech. Knox and Smith also speak from Pittsburgh and New York between Roosevelt remarks on labor and social security.
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Roosevelt
Au.p
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Frank Knox
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Labor
Forbes Field
Knox
Smith
Charles Scott Wins Long Distance Flight
British flyer Charles W. A. Scott won the England South Africa Air Derby, a 6 500 mile race in Johannesburg. Nine planes started and were whittled to Scott and David Liewellyn before Liewellyn crashed on Lake Tanganyika shore, leaving Scott the winner.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
U.P
Charles W. A. Scott
J. W. Schlesinger
Scott
David Liewellyn
Lake Victoria
Liewellyn
Lake Tanganyika
French Senate Passes Blum Devaluation Bill
The French Senate approved the franc devaluation bill in a form satisfactory to Premier Leon Blum. It goes to the Chamber of Agreement. The measure excludes broad social compensation but grants Blum power to curb price hikes and settle labor disputes from price increases.
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Paris
U.P
Senate
Leon Blum
Chamber of Agreement
Blum
Twentieth Century Fund says Landon misrepresented views
The Twentieth Century Fund says Governor Landon misrepresented its stance on old age security. Fund officials state the committee has taken no position on the present act and that an assistant's preliminary report reached Landon without authorization.
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Twentieth Century Fund Group
New York
U.P
Twentieth Century Fund
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Roosevelt
Landon
Heisey Flint Glass Plant Resumes Work With Wage Increase
Newark record reports A. H. Heisey Flint Glass plant employees, about 700 workers, returned to operations after a strike. Company president Wilson Heisey announced a wage raise of roughly 10 percent.
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Newark
U.P
A. H. Heisey Flint Glass
Wilson Heisey
Court Refuses Rate Ruling Over Ohio Gas Case
The Ohio State Supreme Court refused a rehearing on its July ruling upholding a 55 cent gas rate for the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. The decision allows the company to keep 325000 in impounded funds from 1933 to 1934 and ends the 48 cent rate fight. City officials will not seek U.S. Supreme Court review.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
John L. Davies
United States Supreme Court
Bank of Galena Robbery Sparks Wide Manhunt
Delaware State patrolmen and sheriff deputies pursued an unidentified bandit after he and a companion held up the Bank of Galena ten miles southeast of here. His partner, identified as O. E. Berry of Alger, Hardin County, was captured Wednesday afternoon when a truck blocked his car near Worthington.
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Sheriff's
Galena
Here
O. E. Berry
Alger
Hardin County
Worthington
Chinese Flee as Fear Grows in Shanghai
Thousands flee their homes toward the International Settlement amid rising anti Japanese sentiment. The 1932 era echoes six weeks of fighting and threats to stability as tensions flared between Chinese locals and Japanese interests.
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Shanghai
Shanghali
U.P
Hunters Open Season Opens in Athens County for Squirrel Hunt
The 15 day season began at dawn with 213 licenses issued in September totaling 358 for the year. Women among licensees include Ruth Burdette Mary McCune and Mrs Claude Westfall. Oldest hunter John Hashman reported age 84 and the daily limit is four squirrels with hunting banned on Sundays.
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Athens County
Ruth Burdette
Downington
John Hashman
Athens
Ohio
Hoover Flags Tax Set Up in Non-Political Address
Former President Herbert Hoover spoke in Denver arguing the federal tax on undistributed corporate profits blocks honest business. He condemned the income tax and estate tax as torments and called for reform, arguing small operators bear the burden while large corporations gain. He warned tax reform hinges on balancing the budget, and cited mining as example of how 40 percent profits take hurts small miners.
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Denver
Colo
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Decrease in Relief Cases in Ohio Counties
In 10 most populous Ohio counties during four weeks ending Aug 29, relief caseload fell by 2 321 cases affecting about 8 124 persons under state and county supervision.
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Columbus
U.P
Ankle Deep Mud Delays World Series Game at Polo Grounds
Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis postponed the second World Series game between the Giants and the Yankees due to ankle deep mud and pools of water at the Polo Grounds. The game will be played Friday if weather permits, with Hal Schumacher and Lefty Gomez still slated to pitch unless conditions change.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Baseball
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Giants
Yankees
Judge Landis
Joe McCarty
Travis Jackson
McCarthy
Jackson
Landis
Hal Schumacher
Lefty Gomez
Roosevelt Cuts Landon Lead In Digest Poll
Roosevelt narrows Landons lead in The Literary Digest nationwide poll as first returns from ten more states push Landon to 438,601 votes, Roosevelt 282,524, and Lemke 29,083. Early returns from several states favor Landon while others show Roosevelt gaining. total ballots 756,807 across 31 states.
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New York
Roosevelt
Landon
Literary Digest
Lemke
Firet
Arizona
Oregon
Utah
Missouri
Idaho
Montana
Washington
Illinois
Michigan
South Dakota
Baby Girl Abandoned in Cleveland Sought by Police
A blue eyed baby girl with blond hair cried in a hospital crib as police searched for her parents who abandoned her in an automobile Wednesday night. A young Columbus couple, reported to have traveled by bus, arrived in Cleveland with a baby an overnight bag a black satchel and a cardboard box containing clothes wrapped in the newspaper dated Sept 25.
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Cleveland
A.P
Columbus
Chillicothe
Hearst attacks Roosevelt over Communist ties and currency plan
Hearst publishes an editorial rebuking Roosevelt for alleged Communist support and claims he, and his aides, push a political class conflict. He accuses Roosevelt of aiding France and Britain through currency policy and faults the administration's Labor and rural programs.
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Roosevelt
Syracuse
France
Great Britain
Hearst
Syrause
Feix Frankfurter
Harvard Law
Donald Richberg
NRA
Rexford G. Tugwell
Frances Perkins
Labor
Henry W. Wallace
Agriculture
Mr. Roosevelt
Karl Marx
Tugwell
Richberg
Frankfurter
Hunters vanishing in Canadian wilderness search by air
Airplanes combed northern British Columbia for two groups of American hunters believed snowbound. Police said heavy snows in higher altitudes last week may have trapped the men, prompting airborne searches after land efforts proved slow.
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Prince George
B. C
British Columbia
Certainty and Simplicity Are Urged by Knox
Knox urged simplicity and economy in government and certainty for citizens. He spoke in Cincinnati then planned a public appearance in Columbus, Ohio, and a later stop in Pittsburgh to promote a program reducing agencies and licenses, restoring local self government, and balancing the budget while restoring state control of relief.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Frank Knox
Ohio
Knox
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Mills Strikers Riot at Berkshire Mills Injures 21
Reading Pa 21 injured in strike riot at Berkshire Knitting Mills as 3 000 pickets from neighboring cities protested. Bricks pelted buses and trolley cars, state police arrived with tear gas to disperse the mob after several injuries. Over 100 cars damaged and taxis overturned while workers were en route to the mill.
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Reading
Berkshire Knitting Mills
O U Grad Case Delays School Board Action
A four hour meeting between 900 Memorial High School students and school board president William Glass ended a four day student protest. The dispute centers on transferring Michael Graban an Ohio University graduate senior class sponsor to a junior high school and his reinstatement was left to the board’s discretion.
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Campbell
Uph
Memorial High School
William Glass
Michael Graban
Ohio University
Graban
Court Refuses Ballot Place for Socialists
The State Supreme Court refused to issue a writ to compel the Secretary of State to place the Socialist Labor Party of Ohio candidates on the November ballot. The decision ends the case.
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Columbus
Iu.r
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Socialist Labor Party of
Ohio
Waters Elected President of Ohio Garden Clubs
Mrs. Silas B. Waters of Cincinnati was elected president of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs at the convention held in Springfield on Wednesday.
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Springfield
Silas B. Waters
Cincinnati
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Franco Seizes Supreme Authority as Civil War Intensifies
Rebels greet General Franco in Burgos as he takes dictatorial command amid escalating losses reported by Loyalists. Estimates cite 100000 dead and 200000 wounded for Loyalist forces in 11 weeks. Moroccan troops arrive for Nationalists. Madrid enforces water rationing and preliminary conservation.
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Gibraltar
Madrid
Francisco Franco
Burgos
Franco
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
London
France
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Lisbon
Caceres
Straits of Gibraltar
Morocco
Valladolid
Quinty
Monte Aragon
Zaragoza
Robbery Reported By Jewel Salesman
Police search for three men after Simon Sculler of Columbus asserts two armed suspects robbed his car on Detroit’s west side of about 20000 dollars in jewelry late Wednesday afternoon. He says little of the items were insured and the seller is the son of Joseph Seculler, a wholesale jeweler.
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Detroit
Simon Sculler
Columbus
Sculler
Joseph Seculler
West Side
Man admits to salary and four out-of-wedlock children
In San Francisco Alfonso Gomez tells a court he earns 40 a month and is father of four children born to four women last year. Judge Daniel O'Brien notes Gomez cannot support them and sends the case to probation court.
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San Francisco
U.R
Alfonso Gomez
Daniel O'Brien
Gomez
Gomes
King Solomon
Letter To Girl Friend Solves Boy Death Mystery
In Cleveland Ohio a farewell letter alleging suicide was believed to clear up the mystery of Otto F. Krueger a 19 year old whose rock weighted body was found in Hinckley Lake Medina County last Sunday. The letter was revealed by Miss Maxine Murray 19 of Ashland.
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Cleveland
U.pi
Otto F. Krueger
Hinckley Lake
Medina County
Maxine Murray
Ashland
Hospital reports death by hanging of Pauline Aldrich
Springfield OK hospital staff report Pauline Aldrich 35 was found dead in her room on Wednesday and took her own life by hanging with a sheet. No further details provided.
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Springfield
Pauline Aldrich
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GOP
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O. U. Grad
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Garden Club
By Michael McEwen
United Press
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