Vallee Denies Engaged To Gloria Youngblood
Hollywood report says Gloria Youngblood and Rudy Vallee were not engaged despite a publicity announcement. Vallee called the claim a publicity dream souring and Miss Youngblood lamented the suggestion could spoil their friendship while he performs at the Cocoanut Grove.
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Hollywood
U.P
Gloria Youngblood
Rudy Vallee
Vallee
Goldwyn Studio
Miss Youngblood
Cocoanut Grove
Federal Taxes and Coal Bill Draw Fire at Nation Convention
At the National Coal Association meeting in Pittsburgh, Fred H. Clausen urged repeal of the undistributed earnings tax as an obstacle to business. Charles F. Hosford Jr. warned the bituminous coal commission’s price fixing would stand and the industry would be stabilized despite opposition.
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Pittsburgh
Fred H. Clausen
Arion
Wis
Midwest
U. S. Camber of Commerce
Federal Finance
Charles F. Hosford, Jr
Bituminous Coal Commission
Hosford
Officials Seek Dr Garr Absent at Arraignment
Shelbyville Ky Dr FE S Garr a veterinarian who admitted aiding his two brothers in the assassination of Brig Gen Henry H Denhardt was sought for re arrest for failure to appear at arraignment Circuit Judge Charles C Marshall ordered Garrs 20000 bond forfeited Defense Counsel filed an affidavit from Dr H B Blaydes LaGrange stating Garr is a person of unsound mind under opiates at his LaGrange home rendering him unsafe for court attendance at this time.
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Shelbyville
N.p
FE. S. Garr
Henry H. Denhardt
Charles C. Marshall
Garr
H. B. Blaydes
LaGrange
Mussolini Defies Calls to Withdraw Volunteers
Rome report says Italy will not discuss pulling foreign volunteers from Spain except on Mussolini's terms. The note, drafted in final form, signals a defiant stand agreed with Hitler. It aims to provoke a European crisis and ignores French threats to open borders for Loyalist aid.
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Rome
U.P
Spain
Benito Mussolini
Great Britain
France
Mussolini
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Britain
Expect Break In Ross Case
Chicago dispatch reports a ransom demand in the Charles 3 Ross kidnapping case with a letter said to have been sent three days earlier. Federal agents and police would not comment as investigators search for abductors or the letter. Mrs. Ross awaits news as her 72 year old husband remains missing since September 25. A caller identifying as Bob of New York advised Ross was alive before hanging up.
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Chicago
U.P
Charles 3
Ross
Bob
New York
Coughlin Rebuked Over Roosevelt Action Remark
Father Charles Coughlin faced rebuke from Archbishop Edward Mooney after he called President Roosevelt's appointment of Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black "personal stupidity." The archbishop urged prudent language and criticized the remark in the Michigan Catholic publication.
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Detroit
U.P
Charles E. Coughlin
Edward Mooney
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Roosevelt
Michigan Catholic
Church
Father Coughlin
United States
Screen Actress Rescues Man From Drowning on Lake
Hollywood actressUna Merkel saved Arthur Camp a non swimmer after his skiff capsized by backwash from Merkels motorboat at Arrowhead Lake in the San Bernardino Mountains. Merkel rushed from a film location and jumped into the water to bring Camp to shore.
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Hollywood
U.R
Una Merkel
Arrowhead Lake
Miss Merkel
San Bernardino Mountains
Arthur Camp
Camp
Girls Will Milk Cows On Ohio Capitol Lawn
Columbus Ohio residents will watch a milk contest on the state Capitol lawn at noon Saturday as 14 milkmaids compete in connection with the National Dairy Show. Gov. Martin L. Davey will present trophies to the winners, including Ellen Terrell of Athens.
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Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Ellen Terrell
Athens
Mother risks life to save children as cornice falls
New York Mrs Ruth Poryell 29 saved her two children Barbara 7 months and Eileen 5 from a four story apartment building cornice that collapsed. She suffered a crushed leg requiring amputation and a fractured skull but the children escaped unharmed.
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New York
U.P
Ruth Poryell
Barbara
Eileen
Powell
Giants Face Yankees In Third World Series Game At Polo Grounds
New York Giants host the New York Yankees in the third game of the World Series at Polo Grounds. Hal Schumacher opposes Monte Pearson as both teams defend wins after two prior Yankee victories.
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Schumacher and
Pearson
Polo Grounds
N. Y
U.P
New York Giants
Yankees
Bill Terry
Hal Schumacher
Yanks
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Cliff Melton
Yankee Stadium
Monte Pearson
Hubbell
Joe McCarthy
Schumacher
Yankees Giants
Crosetti
Ss Moore
If Rolfe
Bartell
Ss DiMaggio
Ef Ott
Gehrig
Ripple
Rf Dickey
E¢ McCarthy
Selkirk
Seek Bill's Modification
Congressional opponents of Roosevelt's wages and hours bill push for changes before a special session. Southern lawmakers, who stopped the measure previously, urged modifications to the plan creating a five member labor standards board with power to set minimum wages and shorten the work week.
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Washington-Aup
Roosevelt
Congress
House Rules Committee
Mother Jailed for Not Sending Girl to School
In Bowling Green Ohio Mrs Burleigh Baney 57 was jailed for refusing to pay a 16 40 fine and costs after a court ordered school attendance for her daughter. The arrest followed charges that she kept her daughter from attending school by sending her across state lines to North Baltimore. Assistant details note law enforcement action by Gus Skibble and a warrant issued by Judge Charles Nearing.
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Bowling Green
U.P
Burleigh Baney
Arnott Named Mastermind in Oil Price Fix Case
Government lawyers labelled Co. FE Arnott vice president of the Socony Vacuum Oil Co as the mastermind behind alleged price fixing in federal anti trust trials at Madison Wisconsin. Arnott appeared in conference with colleagues during the proceedings.
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Co. FE
Arnott
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
Madison
Wis
Labor leaders seek veto power in framing wage law
At the Denver AFL convention John P. Frey and union chiefs denounced secret drafting of the wages and hours bill and urged Congress and state bodies to consult labor, warning against delegating wage setting to a federal board. They backed opposition to the Sheppard-Hill mobilization bill and endorsed civil service extension.
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Denver
U.P
American Federation of Labor
America
New Deal Brain Trusters
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
National Labor Relations Board
Frey
Congress
Japan
China
William Green
Federation
Chinese Front Prepares Record Offense in Shanghai
Chinese high command plans the largest offensive seen on the Shanghai Front to date. Japanese forces rush thousands of troops as Gen. Iwane Matsui vows no mercy to armed Chinese foes, signaling a high-stakes escalation since July in Peiping.
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Shanghai
U.P
Iwane Matsui
China
Peiping
Matsui
Japan
Bids Open on Gallia Road Improvement Projects
The State Highway Department received bids for Gallia Ohio River Road projects on State Route 7 Addison Township and Ohio Township. Torson Construction Co. asked $102 599 for grade drain piling and paving. Frownie Bros. Inc. quoted $16 288 for grade drain and paving. President Roosevelt returned to Washington at 8:30 a. m. after northwest tour.
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Columbus
U.P
State Highway Department
Gallia
Ohio River Road
Addison Township
Torson Construction Co
Cincinnati
Ohio Township
Frownie Bros. Inc
Portsmouth
Mrs. Hodge Freed on Bond in Pomeroy Murder Case
Mrs. Marcella Hodge, seen as a key witness in the Lafe Williamson death case, was released from Meigs County Jail on a $1,000 bond after her material witness bond was reduced from $5,000. She returned to Columbus Friday and said she learned of her witness status only when police informed her. George R. Beards was appointed sheriff to fill the suspended Roscoe Fowler’s post during the grand jury investigation.
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Williamson
Pomeroy
Marcella Hodge
Lafe Williamson
Meigs County
George R. Beards
Common Pleas
C. EF. Peoples
Roscoe O. Fowler
Beards
Subpoena Row Pulls Meigs County Man Into Columbus
Leo Phillips of Meigs County describes being taken to Columbus Jail at night after newspapers claimed he failed to appear on a subpoena. He says the Columbus police admitted they had not served the subpoena and returned it to Meigs County officials with an explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Phillips
Pomeroy
Columbus
Meigs County
Groundhog Signals Early Winter in Hocking County
Logan staff special reports deputy sheriff Newton Spencer notes an early winter as two groundhogs bank den entrances and squirrels bury and store nuts amid recent frosts in the district.
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Logan
Newton Spencer
Hocking
Spencer
Episcopal Church May Cooperate With Others
At the triennial general convention in Cincinnati leaders discussed steps toward cooperation in a world council of churches. Some urged potential future unity between the Episcopal and Roman Catholic Churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
World Council of Churches
Protestant Episcopal Church
Russian Papers Laud Roosevelt Peace Talk
Moscow papers call Roosevelt peace speech a significant step ahead and pledge Russia’s full support in any collective action against unlawful aggression. The coverage marks a cautious endorsement from official Soviet outlets of Roosevelt’s diplomacy.
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Roosevelt
Moscow- Rup
Russia
Mrs. Anna Matheny Cornell 91 Dies in Athens
Anna Matheny Cornell aged 91 widow of Civil War Captain William Cornell died at the family home 205 East State Street Athens. Surviving children include Cora Lockridge Parkersburg J A Pratt Parkersburg William Shields Athens Ray Cornell Columbus and Merritt F Cornell Youngstown with fourteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial at West Union Street Cemetery after funeral services at First M E Church conducted by Rev W G Seaman.
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Anna Matheny Cornell
William Cornell
E. State St
Athens
Cornell
Isaac and
Christiana Harper Matheny
Beaumont
Captain Cornell
Plains
Chauncey
Cora Lockridge
Brownsville
J. A. Pratt
Parkersburg
W. Va
William Shields
Ray Cornell
Columbus
Merritt F. Cornell
Youngstown
Angie B. Mills
Los Angeles
Guy Cornell
Akron
Ella
W. G. Seaman
West Union Street
Will Hasten to Pardoned Mate In Franco Pardon
Mrs Harold F.E. Dahl planned to leave her Riviera Casino job and hurry to her aviator husband who was spared death by Generalissimo Franco. The night club singer cried with joy at news of the pardon after a prior death sentence by nationalists.
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Cannes
France
U.P
Harold FE. Dahl
Riviera
Francisco Franco
Dahl
Franco
Greyhound Threatened Strike Hits East of Mississippi
A drivers strike threat looms over eight Greyhound Bus lines operating east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac. Officials say continuation of service depends on how many drivers respond to the strike call set for 5 am Sunday.
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Cleveland
AUP
Greyhound
Mississippi River
Ohio and Potomac
Rebel Mussolini son leads Italian bombing squadron
Rebel Raider reports Bruno Mussolini twenty son of the dictator heads a crack Italian unit of twenty three planes against Spanish Loyalists. He reportedly first raided Valencia with Italy’s best flyers and is a veteran of Ethiopian campaigns, drawing protests in England.
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Bruno Mussolini
England
Bruno
Valencia
Italy
Mussolini
Miners Strike to Back Stay-Downs at Lehigh Collieries
Sixty five hundred miners walk out in Coaldale and surrounding towns to support 39 stay-down strikers at Lehigh Navigation Coal Company. Freight of strikers spreads to Tamaqua Lansford Nesquehoning and Leek to halt operations. Union head Hugh W. Brown urges immediate return to work to protect the contract.
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Coaldale
U.P
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Panther Creek
Tamaqua
Lansford
Nesquehoning
Leek
Conn Slayers Trail Is Found
Lieut. R. W. Alvis of the Ohio Highway Patrol pursued the killer trio of Patrolman George Conn, killed near Freeport Ohio on September 27, by air and car chase toward Cambridge Minnesota. An automobile tied to the slayers was found burning near Cambridge, traced to a St. Paul theft two weeks before Conn’s death.
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Columbus
U.P
R. W. Alvis
Ohio Highway Patrol
Cambridge
Minn
George Conn
Freeport
Alvis
William Brady
St. Paul
Conn
Decision on Special Session Delayed By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt said he might delay deciding to summon a special session of Congress until after returning to Hyde Park New York next week. Indicated as a likely possibility for November.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Congress
Hyde Park
N. Y
Fabled Kentucky Mine Rediscovered by Cincinnati Man
Cincinnati man I H Kopf claims to have located the legendary Swift Mine in Wolfe County Kentucky after a long search. He says assays show ore values of 160 to 180 dollars per ton and plans to begin mining with 25 thousand dollars capital once rights to about 6948 acres are secured near Campton.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
I. H. Kopf
Wolfe County
Kopf
Campton
Winchester
Swift
Lewis Collins
Collins
Neutral City Suggested as Meeting Place
President Roosevelt returned to Washington and immediately summoned his chief foreign relations advisors into conference on the international situation. He said he had no comment on critical conditions because he had not yet met with his advisers.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Washerington
Hyde Park
N. Y
Japan Faces Likely Denunciation of Nine Power Treaty
Tokyo Foreign Minister Koki Hirota spoke to a cabinet council as international criticism over Japan’s actions in China grew, with signals that the nine power treaty on China’s status could be formally denounced and a challenge issued to halt Japan.
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Tokyo
U.S
Koki Hirota
United States
League of Nations
Japan
China
Roosevelt to Convene High Level Talks on Far East War
President Roosevelt orders immediate discussions with Secretary Hull Undersecretary Welles and Norman H Davis disarmament expert and roving ambassador to Europe. United States may join wider cabinet talks on foreign affairs amid Nine Power and Kellogg Briand Pact tensions with Japan.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Sumner S. Welles
Norman H. Davis
America
Europe
League of Nation
Japan
Davis
Hull
Welles
United States
Washington
State Department
Locarno
Official Refuses To Remove Lawrence County Election Board
Secretary of State William J. Kennedy refuses to comply with the Attorney General and Special Counsel recommendation to remove the Lawrence County board of elections. He says he will not bow to county pressure and notes a vote-fraud case is pending in court.
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Columbus
UPI
William J. Kennedy
Herbert S. Duffy
A. R. Johnson
Ironton
Lawrence County
More Italians Arriving in Spain Reported by British Press
The Evening News diplomatic correspondent claims the British government has sources stating that 15,000 Italian troops landed last week in Cadiz, Spain. The report cites unchallengeable sources and underscores a significant Italian arrival cited from London.
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Spain
London
Evening News
Cadiz
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