Airport Bill Sparks Senate Split Over Air Port Construction
Washington AP The defense appropriations bill for peacetime conscription and army expansion faces trouble over the 80 million dollar airport construction item. The House approved 200 million War Department civil functions bill would fund 4 000 new air ports but was trimmed by the Appropriations Committee, prompting opposition from administration allies.
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Roosevelt to Speak on National Defense From Dayton
The White House announced President Roosevelt will deliver a non political national defense address from Dayton Ohio, starting at 9 p.m. It will be carried free by three national radio networks and aimed at audiences in the United States and the 21 American republics.
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Ohio
Stephen T. Early
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United States
Taft Questions Roosevelt Defense Competence
U S Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio charged that the Roosevelt administration is incompetent to be trusted with American defense He said there is no comprehensive defense plan no financing plan and no evidence there will be one while Franklin D Roosevelt is president in Milwaukee report
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U. S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio Airports Won't Be Built With Federal Funds
Columbus AP report says only one major project, a $1.1 million Cincinnati field, is likely to get federal support under an $80 million bill. Officials call the Civil Aeronautics Administration survey a plan, not a promise, noting 4 000 locations exist while Congress funds only a few hundred fields. Defense needs will dominate allocations.
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State Bureau of Aeronautics
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Connolly
Threatened Strike of Radio Artists Halted
American Federation of Radio Artists reaches wage dispute pact with three major broadcasting systems preventing a nationwide strike. Higher basic fees for performances and rehearsals were pursued, terms of the agreement not released.
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American Federation of Radio Artists
Sale of River Bridge Halted by Court Order
Special Circuit Judge George S. Wallace granted an injunction restraining sale of the Huntington-Chesapeake Bridge to Cabell County Court for 2,000,000 dollars. The order contends the price is excessive and the court acted without authority in the purchase.
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Cabell County Court
Courh
Elder Newsom Dies Suddenly After World Series Game
Henry O. B. Newsom, 68, of Hartsville South Carolina father of Louis Buck Newsom, died in a Cincinnati hotel room less than 12 hours after watching his son pitch the Detroit Tigers to their first World Series victory over the Reds. The death, attributed to a heart ailment, occurred as Newsom planned to remain with Detroit for possible series service.
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S. C
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Buck” Newsom
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Detroit
England Aid of Chamberlain RAF Fliers Bomb Nazis
Nazi Germany Italy and Japan rally for a possible assault on Singapore while Britain, under Churchill, reshapes the war cabinet as Chamberlain resigns. Luftwaffe strikes London corridors as Haarlem endures a pre-dawn raid. Britain reports new air defenses and secret weapons in response.
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Rowe Walters To Battle In Game Today At Crosley Field
Cincinnati fans, disheartened by a Reds defeat, return to Crosley Field for the second World Series clash against Detroit. The Reds rely on Bucky Walters while the Tigers counter with Schoolboy Rowe as weary crowds and muted enthusiasm greet the matchup.
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Gallipolis Man Dies In Baltimore Brain Abscess
Gallipolis resident John Mootz Jr., 24, died in a Baltimore hospital from a brain abscess. He is survived by his wife and one child. His father John Mootz Sr. had just returned from Baltimore. a brother and sister were en route. Funeral services likely Sunday.
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John Mootz, Jr
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John Mootz
Judge Okeh Sets 16 Cent Cigarette Minimum
Common Pleas Judge John M. McCabe granted an injunction for Leo Rayess and local vendors restricting sales of standard brand cigarettes below 16 cents per pack. Lane Drug Co. must comply with the minimum price.
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John M. McCabe
Leo Rayess
Hocking Draft Board Named in Logan County
Judge Phil Henderson Ed Ewing and Fred Hull announced the Hocking County draft board. Members include George Carr Charles M Pratt Curtis C Cole Virgil Durant and David Thorne. Advisory board members are Virgil Martin Horace Weinrich and Fred Murray. Harry J Stevenson named government appeal agent.
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Hocking County
Phil Henderson
Court of Common Pleas
Ed Ewing
Fred Hull
George Carr
Charles M. Pratt
Curtis C. Cole
Virgil Durant
Laurelville
David Thorne
Carbon Hill
Virgil Martin
Horace Weinrich
Fred Murray
Harry J. Stevenson
Missing Judge Sought in Vain About Detroit
Detroit police intensified a search for Judge Robert E. Sage after a fatal shooting of Ralph Nadell and wounding of Al Nadell and Maurice Smilay. An open letter urged Sage to surrender, signed by broker North J. Bourne and friends. Sage, 41, fled from his office where he served as common pleas judge. the four men were linked to a recreation park project.
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Robert E. Sage
Bob
Sage
North J. Bourne
Two Invasion Alarms Spark Fog Screen Over English Channel
New York dispatch reports two invasion alarms along the English Channel in six weeks, Aug 25 and Sept 7, prompting Allied forces to mobilize. Vincent Sheean cites fog screens and censorship by British authorities, noting uncertain landings amid heavy property damage in London and limited military losses.
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England
London
United States committee campaign called off over Britain's decision
A money raising campaign by the United States committee for the care of European children has been called off due to Britain's decision not to send any more children.
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United States Committee For the Care of
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Tigers Have Edge On Power In Opener
In the World Series opener the Detroit Tigers dominated the Cincinnati Reds. Big Bob Newsom shut down the Reds with steady pitching while Rudy York and teammates produced decisive hits. Cincinnati faltered as Derringer was knocked out in the second, and the Tigers built a five-run inning that sealed the game.
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Willkie Seeks Ohio Pennsylvania Win On Campaign Swing
Willkie, aboard a Willkie train, drives through Cleveland rallying crowds of about 200 000 and says the Roosevelt administration is politics with preparedness. He urges strong defense measures, economic cooperation with Latin America, tax reform, and unity to avert war while stressing no social security would be paid if Roosevelt wins again.
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Bender
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National Democratic
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George J. Matowitz
Paralysis Spreads Across 61 Ohio Counties
Ohio Health Department reports infantile paralysis cases across 61 counties. Van Wert County tied to a fire case. Montgomery County adds three. Ross Morrow Cuyahoga Jackson Clark and Green counties each report one. Active cases rise from 78 to 81.
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Morrow
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Clark
Green
French Confine Jobs To One in Household
Vichy France decreed an emergency measure to distribute scarce jobs more equitably by prohibiting more than one family member from holding gainful employment.
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Representative Woodruff Blames Roosevelt for Hoodlum Demonstrations
Rep Woodruff of Michigan accuses the Roosevelt administration of fostering class division and stirring up hatred that greeted Wendell Willkie in Michigan. He argued in a prepared statement that such "hoodlams" demonstrations are the direct result of Roosevelts policies.
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Woodruff
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Wendell L. Willkie
Michigan
Willkie Campaign Parade Draws Large Crowd at Public Auditorium
Silver fox jacketed crowd cheers as Willkie’s procession ends at the Hollenden Hotel. Mrs Walkie declines to speak or write if her husband is elected. Willkie also wires Michigan officials seeking leniency for a student expelled after an egg was thrown at his car.
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Ohio Defense Roads and Bridges to Be Rebuilt
Hundreds of miles of key Ohio roads will be improved and bridges strengthened or replaced to enhance national defense. Routes include 14, 20, 40, 23, 42 and 25 linking major cities from East Liverpool to Cincinnati with some work by the Works Progress Administration.
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Tragic Fall Claims Dorothea Lee Hew In Lima
Mrs Dorothea Lee Hew died after a 60 foot plunge from a railway bridge in South Lima yesterday. Police report an accidental fall during a transport route incident. Further investigations are underway.
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Dorothea Leehew
Uncovers Nazis in Defense Factories
Newark hearings reveal hundreds of Nazi sympathizers employed in defense industries after tests on camp Nordland visitors. Rep. Joe Starnes, Dies subcommittee chair, calls permitting aliens to work in vital defense sectors blindly idealistic and foolish.
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