Communism Charges Made Against Lewis by Federation President
William Green, AFL president, attacks CIO leader John L. Lewis as aligning with Communists and leading an “one big union” movement. Roosevelt appeals for peace amid labor rifts as RFC criticism grows.
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Lewis
Federation
Houston
Tex
U.P
American Federation of Labor
William Green
CIO
John L. Lewis
Green
Communist International
Senate
A. F. of L
RFC
Con
Payg
America
New Deal
National Labor Relations Board
Mexico
Resume Earle Investigation Resumes Amid Court Rulings
Harrisburg a legislative committee continues examining corruption charges against Gov. George H. Earle's administration despite a state supreme court ruling that nullified laws the Legislature used to block a grand jury. Leaders plan appeals to keep jurisdiction in dispute while the inquiry proceeds.
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Harrisburg
George H. Earle
State Supreme Court
Carl B. Shelley
Dauphin County
Shelley
Earle
Vinton Woman Fatally Burned by Open Grate Fire
Mrs. Abner Cardwell, 65, of Vinton, died after her clothing caught fire from an open grate at her home this morning. Details say the flames caused fatal burns before they could be extinguished.
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Gallipolis
Abner Cardwell
Vinton
Cash Carrie Names Spell Store Policy at Dexter
Local Dexter tale links Mr. and Mrs. Smith to a chain grocery style. Mr. Smith, a rural mail carrier, and Mrs. Smith are nicknamed Cash and Carrie by acquaintances. The piece uses a humorous angle to describe store practices.
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Pomeroy
Mrs. Smith
Dexter
Mr. Smith
Cash
Carrie
Ohio Governor predicts federal pension funds will reach state by Oct 25
Gov Martin L Davey accuses the Federal Social Security Board of political maneuvering over old age pensions in Ohio. He predicts federal aid will be allotted by Oct 25 so 110000 checks can be mailed before the election and expects candidates to urge the board to reverse its position. He calls the dispute a political football and accuses the board of discourtesy.
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Columbus
W.P
Federal Social Security Board
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Washington
Two Democratic Candidates Schedule Campaign Stops in District Two
Charles Sawyer and Senator Robert J. Bulkley will campaign in Nelsonville and Athens on Thursday with appearances at the Dew House porch Public Square Nelsonville at 4 PM and City Hall steps Athens at 5 PM They will outline their positions and be introduced County officials announce crowd control and public address setup in Athens before moves to McArthur Wellston and a Tenth District rally Friday includes Northwest Territorial celebration in Jackson Portsmouth and Ironton Sawyer to deliver a weekly radio address from Portsmouth
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Charles Sawyer
Robert J. Bulkley
Nelsonville
Athens
John DeMolet
Dew House
DeMolet
E. Washington St
McArthur
Wellston
Jackson
Portsmouth
Ironton
Sawyer
Famous Pilot Tries Jump From Fast Plane At Conn Field
Earl Ortman of San Diego a Caterpillar Club member and test pilot flew a speed test in the airplane Time Flies at Rentschler Field. The craft began to fall apart at 7000 feet after reaching 350 mph and Ortman landed unhurt in a swamp near the field.
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East Hartford
Conn
U.P
Earl Ortman
San Diego
Cal
Aviation
Ortman
Rentschler Field
Rogers in Satisfactory Condition After Auto Crash
Buddy Rogers, leader of the Columbus UP Band, sustained a right shoulder injury when a car overturned near here. He was reported in satisfactory condition at a local hospital.
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Rogers
Columbus
U.P
Charlies
Buddy) Rogers
Here
Mercy killing alleged in Illinois woman's death
Harry C. Johnson, a Hewlett distributor, is accused of asphyxiating his wife with a hose connected to a gas jet in her room to end her suffering from stomach cancer. He is jailed awaiting possible grand jury action.
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Harry C. Johnson
Hewlett
Russia Denies Daladier Authorized for Munich Conference
Moscow dispatch reports Tass denies France Premier Daladier spoke for the Soviet Union at the Munich four power conference. Tass states the Soviet Government gave no authority to Daladier and has nothing to do with Munich and its decisions.
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Moscow
U.P
Tass
Daladier
France
Munich
Germany
Jewel theft probe aboard Montery liner reaches San Francisco
Federal agents aboard the Monterey sought to recover $50,000 in jewels taken from opera star Lawrence Tibbett before the liner docked in San Francisco.
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San Pedro
Cal
U.R
Monterey
Lawrence Tibbett
San Francisco
Bread Bombing Backlash Hits Loyalist Spain
Loyalist Spain denounces the Nationalist bread bombing of Madrid. Nationalist forces report 30 planes dropped 178,000 small loaves totaling 47 tons to celebrate Franco Day and aid captives. Madrilenos gave the bread to police as anti-aircraft fire rose. Loyalists begin demobilizing foreign International Brigades under Negrin's plan to field Spaniards.
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Barcelona
Madrid
Spain
Burgos
Francisco Franco
Hiers
Juan Negrin
Duff Cooper Resigns From British Cabinet Over Policy
Alfred Duff Cooper, First Lord of the Admiralty, resigns in protest against Neville Chamberlain’s foreign policy. His departure marks a second Tory resignation challenging the Chamberlain government’s conduct.
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Great Britain
Alfred Duff Cooper
Admiralty
Neville Chamberlain
Girl Admits Killing Father In Argument
Eighteen year old Virginia Annon of Crooksville was released from Perry County Jail after telling Prosecutor T. B. Williams she killed her father with a rifle Monday night to protect her mother. Coroner ruled it justifiable homicide. prosecutor to present case to the grand jury next month.
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New Lexington
Virginia Annon
Crooksville
Perry County
T. B. Williams
John Annon
Anna Annon
William J. Moody
Italian Consuls Spies Threaten Italo Americans
Girolamo Valenti told a House committee that Italian consuls spy on and threaten Italo American citizens unsympathetic to Mussolini. He cited an affidavit by Mrs. Leonore Pellani alleging deportation threats by Consul Yannelli and government pressure on relatives in Italy.
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Washington
U.P
Girolamo Valenti
New York
House
Mussolini
Valenti
Leonore Pellani
Nettleton
Gavino Pellani
Yannelli
Johnstown
Italy
Consus
Bund
Arkansas Couple Guilty Of Murder Sentenced To Death
A Hot Springs jury found Lucille Goad guilty of murder and condemned her to death. Her husband Buford Goad, 37, confessed to five holdup murders and boasted to police that killing was his technique. Dead men made poor witnesses.
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Hot Springs
Ark
U.P
Lucille Goad
Buford Goad
Mechanic Pleads Guilty On Abduction Charge
Woodrow Wilson Goodrum a 23 year old Detroit auto mechanic pled guilty before U S Commissioner Frederick Gaines to abducting Mr and Mrs Samuel Berger of Detroit The Ber gs were forced at gunpoint to drive to Bowling Green Ohio after giving Goodrum a ride for himself and his two year old daughter Marlene Cleveland PT A asks Gov Davey to call a special legislative session for school financing.
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Toledo
A.P
Woodrow Wilson Goodrum
Detroit
U.S
Frederick Gaines
Samuel Berger
Bowling Green
Berger
Marlene
Cleveland
The
Cleveland Council of the Parent Teacher Association
Martin L. Davey
Gales Hit England Coast Disrupt Shipping
London reports gale winds reaching 70 miles per hour along the coast causing shipping disruption and several casualties as the storm moves inland.
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England
London
U?p
Murder Farm owner linked to slain hostess feeding to alligators
San Antonio authorities report a witness says Joe Ball dismembered female victims from his roadhouse and fed parts to five pet alligators. The witness, fearing Ball’s associates, mentions May 24 1932 killings and further burials of Hazel Brown and Minnie May Gotthardt in local dunes. Ball reportedly shot himself days after questioning.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joe Ball
Ball
Here
Road House
Bill
Nell
Clifford Wheeler
Hazel Brown
Brown
Wheeler
Minnie May Gotthardt
Girl Aids Jail Escape Tied to Jailer’s Daughter
Lula Kimel eighteen daughter of the town jailer confessed she aided two desperadoes James Godwin nineteen and William Wilson twenty one to escape from her father's jail and lent them his revolver. Police linked the break to a crime wave including the fatal mill worker shooting kidnappings and holdups. Godwin faced first degree burglary charges with possible death sentence.
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Lexington
WN. C
Lula Kimel
James Godwin
William Wilson
Godwin
No FDR Ohio Visit and Crane Hunted Fatality
Senator Bulkey said President Roosevelt will not visit Ohio in the fall campaign citing foreign affairs. The report notes no engagements for political addresses and a predicted state-wide Democratic victory in Ohio. Richard T. Crane, 56, former U S Minister to Prague, was accidentally killed by a gun discharge while hunting near Richmond Virginia.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Ohio
Robert J. Bulkey
Hyde Park
Richmond
Richard T. Crane
U. S
Prague
Czechoslovakia Republic
Here
Toscanini Leaves France for New York Concert Tour
Reporters pursued Arturo Toscanini in France after his exile from Italy over Fascist racial purity policy. Police seized his passport but authorities said he would sail at any cost to begin a scheduled concert series in New York this month.
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France
Arturo Toscanini
Italy
New York
Fremont Meeting Aims to Avert Beet Field Strike
Fremont officials and beet growers plan a night meeting to discuss a threatened strike by workers from the United Cannery Agricultural and Packing Workers Committee for Industrial Organization. Law officers from seven counties pledged protection to both employees and growers. The strike, set to begin today, was postponed to Friday.
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Fremont
U.P
E. J. Franks
Fremont Beet Growers’ Association
Growers’ Association
Chinese Begin Last Man Defense Stand
Reinforcements of Chinese Communist troops reached the Yangtse front to stage a last man defense of Hankow according to reports. Some say the Nationalist government has agreed to the last stand demanded by the Communists.
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Shanghai
U.P
Yangtse River
Hankow
Ohio to vote on judges appointment in November ballot
Ohio voters appear set to decide in November whether judges on the State Supreme Court and the District Courts of Appeals should be appointed by the governor with Senate confirmation rather than elected. The measure allows counties to adopt appointment for Common Pleas Municipal and Probate judges by majority vote.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
State Supreme Court
District Courts of Appeals
Secretary of State
Senate
Supreme and
Appellate Courts
Ohio Judicial Council
Common Pleas
Miners Up for WPA Certification at Murray City
Logan WPA signing for the Murray City Miners from Sunday Creek Mine No 5 proceeds this week under Frank G. Brown. A daily group is called for certification with about 225 men slated to be included once the process is completed. The mine has operated intermittently for over a year.
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Logan
Sunday Creek
Murray City
WPA
Frank G. Brown
Toscanini Believed Still at Milan Home
In Rome authorities said maestro Arturo Toscanini was believed to remain at his Milan residence. reports said Milan police had taken his passport to prevent him leaving Italy due to his anti fascist stance.
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Rome
Arturo Toscanini
Milan
Toscanini
Taft Bulkley Debate Set in Marietta Saturday
The first of a scheduled debate series between U S Senator Robert J Bulkley and Republican opponent Robert A Taft will discuss The New Deal Planned Economy Is a Failure and Offers No Solution for Unemployment and Low Mood The opening debate will be held here Saturday night.
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Marietta
U. S
Robert J. Bulkley
Robert A. Taft
Taxes Rising Likely to Hit Middle Class and Low Income
Washington reports suggest a larger federal deficit could push Congress to raise taxes on middle income and low income groups to narrow the gap between treasury income and outgo. Proposals include reduced exemptions, higher rates up to 50 000 dollars, with surtax increases targeting the upper middle class. A sales tax is unlikely due to veto risk, while manufacturers' excise taxes and the corporate surplus tax rate continuation are expected to persist.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Garner
Roosevelt
In Congress
Peace talks move forward as democracies seek stability
Britain and France seek parliamentary consent to pursue deals with dictators to stabilize peace. Daladier pushes through policy despite opposition while Chamberlain faces a vote of confidence. Berlin signals potential four power accords and disarmament steps, amid Mussolini and Italian gains in Ethiopia. Hungary presses Czechoslovakia over minority claims as Poland eyes border changes.
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Jof
Alex Morris
United Press
Great Britain
France
Europe
Munich
Britain
Germany
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
London
Paris
French Council of Ministers
Ethiopia
Edouard Daladier
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Adolf Hitler
England
Spain
Chamberlain
Daladier
Hitler
Austria
Hungary
Budapest
Poland
Warsaw
Russia
Soviet search for three ace women aviators continues
Rescue crews expanded the hunt for Russia's three top women pilots missing for nine days on a Moscow to Far East flight. They were last seen east of Lake Baikal and a sighting noted a two meter plane signaling with a white cloth on remote Siberian coast southwest of Lake Amutkit and near Komsomolsk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.P
Russia
Siberia
Electrification Loans To Ohio Co operatives
The Rural Electrification Administration approved $508,000 in loans to two Ohio farmers' cooperatives for power line construction across eight counties. Western Farm Bureau Electric Co oper ative, Inc. received $314,000 for 182 miles of line serving 635 customers in Carroll, Tuscarawas, Jefferson and Columbiana Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Rural Electrification Administration
Ohio Farmers’ Co-Operatives
Western Farm Bureau
Eleectric Co-operative, Inc
St. Marys
Rea
Carroll
Tuscarawas
Jefferson
Columbiana
Two British Steamers Damaged by Nationalist Bombing
Barcelona reports Thorpebay and Gothic, two British steamers, were damaged when Nationalist airplanes bombed the port area twice today.
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Barcelona
Thorpebay
Gothic
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