Rebels Claim New Victory Near Madrid
Loyalist forces retreat before insurgent Moors and Foreign Legionnaires west of Madrid. insurgents report a new attack from the Rodregordo Torrelaguna area with view of outskirts of Madrid. Madrid admits serious situation and plans defenses along a semi circular line toward El Escorial Brunete Navalcarnero Illescas.
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Gibraltar
Foreign
el Escorial
Madrid
Brunete
Navalcarnero
Illescas
Toledo
Oviedo
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Spain
France
Russia
Mexico
Italy
Detroit Priest Is Under Fire
Mgr. John A. Ryan accused Father Charles E. Coughlin of misleading Catholic voters with exaggeration in a radio address. He said Coughlin misquoted encyclicals of Pope Pius XI and implied the pope speaks absolutely, when he asserts only a condition not generally present in the United States.
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Washington
U.P
Charles E. Coughlin
America
Mgr
John A. Ryan
Mgr. Ryan
Catholic University
Detroit
Pius XI
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
United States
Fire Damages Richland Avenue Home In Monday Morning Blaze
Neighbors forced entry to the Matheny home on Richland Avenue after a fire started in the kitchen from a hot flue pipe and spread to a bedroom. The fire caused about 250 dollars in damage before the fire department contained it. Fire Chief E R Laughlin reported the house was unoccupied at the time. Firefighters used chemicals to extinguish remaining flames and some damage occurred from the extinguishing agents.
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Matheny
Richland Ave
E. R. Laughlin
Relief Funds Support Ohio Farm Resettlement Project
Presidentially allocated relief funds will finance rural resettlement projects in Ohio. Grants will complete Scioto Farms in Ross Fayette and Pickaway counties moving farmers to fertile land. The total amount is undetermined but drawn from a $20 million allocation to 57 projects of this type.
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Washington
U.P
Ohio
Scioto
Ross
Fayette
Pickaway
Funeral for 13 year old Robert Grandy
Funeral services for Robert Grandy age 13 son of Mr and Mrs Dude Grandy of Hocking will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Nazarene Church in The Plains. The youth was killed by an accidental revolver discharge last Saturday.
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Robert Grandy
Dude Grandy
Hocking
Nazarene
the Plains
Civic Leader John A. Poland Dies at 67 in Chillicothe
John A. Poland attorney and civic leader aged 67 died Sunday in Chillicothe. He was a prominent figure in local Democratic politics and community affairs.
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Chillicothe
U.P
John A. Poland
Farley Predicts Roosevelt Will Carry Ohio Votes
Farley says Ohio is safely Democratic like Maine earlier and will vote for Roosevelt by a larger margin than in 1932. He cites labor, foreign-language groups, and Negroes as supporters and notes no western campaign trip is planned beyond brief New England and Pennsylvania visits. The President’s swing is his only nationwide tour.
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New York
James A. Farley
Ohio
Roosevelt
Ley
Maine
State Committee
Farley
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
West
Middle West
Weather Cuts Ekins Margin in Globe-Ring Flight
Manila reports torrential rains and typhoon winds hamper H R Ekins as he prepares to depart on the Hawaii Clipper for the Pacific leg to San Francisco. Rivals Dorothy Kilgallen and Leg Kieran extend their separate routes toward Hongkong. the lead remains in flux amid wild weather conditions.
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Manila
P. I
U.P
H. R. Ekins
Pan-American Airways
Hawaii
Dorothy Kilgallen
New York Journal-International News Service
Leg Kieran
New York Times-North American
Alliance
British Imperial Airways
Brindisi
Italy
Former Wife of Radio Stutterer Weds Actor
Ethel Smith Atwell, ex wife of stuttering radio comedian Roscoe Atwell and Cyril Tolley, wed in Harrison New York after an elopement. The couple, who had planned a wedding in a beer tavern display window in Westport, were married by Town Clerk William Wilding when a justice of the peace failed to appear.
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Westport
Conn
U.P
Ethel Smith Atwell
Roscoe Atwell
Cyril Tolley
Harrison
N. Y
William Wilding
Fox Hunters Open 17th Field Trials at Jackson
The Ohio Fox Hunters Association opens its 17th annual field trials in Jackson with over 100 entries expected for the all age race starting Thursday. The first portion of the event was broadcast.
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Jackson
U.P
Ohio Fox Hunters’ Association
Three Jewel Thieves Flee Hoosier Jail
Three fugitives led by Al Brady escape a Greenfield Indiana jail by prying a window bar and over powering guards. They stole jewels worth 51000 in Lima and Dayton Ohio and are suspected in multiple robberies and a police shooting. The gang operated in Indiana and Ohio with a chase stretching to Kentucky and Chicago area hideouts.
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John Dillinger
Clarence Watson
Brady
Indiana
Ohio
Lima
Dayton
Piqua
Anderson
Indianapolis
Richard Rivers
Coast Guard Sails to Aid Disabled Cabin Cruiser
The Coast Guard Cutter Champlain and an amphibian aircraft searched Great South Bay and adjacent waters for a disabled cabin cruiser. The master and mate stayed aboard after seven others were removed by the Merchant and Miners freighter Wyoming near Fire Island Inlet.
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NEW York
U.P
Coast Guard
Champlain
Cape May
Great South Bay
Wyoming
Fire Island Inlet
Manchukuoan Soviet Patrol Clashes Reported
Korean army headquarters reports two border clashes between Manchukuoan and Soviet patrols with at least eight Soviets and one Manchukuoan soldier killed or wounded. The fighting worsens three year strain in Soviet Japanese relations along the frontier.
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Tokyo
Associations Hold Sessions in Columbus Optometric Congress
Business sessions of the Annual Educational Congress and 4th Annual convention of The Ohio State Optometric Association were to be held in Columbus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio State Optometric Association
Mrs Belle Poston Dies in Nelsonville
Mrs Belle Cre sap Poston, long time resident and widow of Webster W Poston, died at her Nelsonville home this afternoon.
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Nelsonville
Belle Cresap Poston
Webster W. Postohp
Sexton Arrested for Selling Heaven Space
Vienna reports Ion Glicherie a former church sexton was jailed for selling space in heaven to peasants at 16 lei per square yard. The unusual case, noted by Bucharest papers, highlights religious fraud charges and a bizarre scam involving celestial real estate.
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Vienna
U.P
Bucharest
Ion Glicherie
Supreme Court Supports Wage Law Question on State Powers
The Supreme Court reaffirmed its New York wage ruling and considered Washington state in a similar case. It rejected hearings on the National Labor Regulations Act tests and addressed other issues including gold payments and railway act challenges.
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Washington
U.P
Supreme Court
New York State
New York
Bradley Lumber Co
Arkansas
Virginian Railway
Lizzie Largent Wins Essay on 'Horrible Sin' in Church Contest
Lizzie Largent, 60, of Litchfield Illinois, wins a church contest by naming "abuse of high privilege" as the most horrible sin. Rev. L A Crown of Union Ave Christian Church selected her entry from 800 submissions across 35 states. A painting of Christ was her prize.
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Litchfield, II
U.P
Lizzie Largent
Christ
L. A. Crown
Union Ave. Christian Church
Fire damages Ohio Valley Laboratories in Cincinnati
A fire at Ohio Valley Laboratories in Cincinnati caused $20,000 damage. Fire Marshal Harry McNay said 75 barrels of oil burst, endangering firefighters as they battled the blaze.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Ohio Valley Laboratories
Harry McNay
Lutheran Church Leads Open Convention In Springfield
The tenth convention of the United Lutheran Church in America opened in Springfield led by Rev. E. Howard the local pastor.
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Springfield
of the Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church In America
E. %. Howard
President Roosevelt Says U S Has Turned Corner To Prosperity
President Roosevelt told Denver from the State Capitol that the U S has turned the corner toward prosperity with a balanced budget and reduced spending within a year or two. He defended the New Deal, attacked Republican calls to cut federal aid, and outlined a 5,000 mile campaign run through Colorado and neighboring states.
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Denver
Colo
Roosevelt
Union
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colorado
Landon
Chicago
Washington
Colorado Springs
la Junta
Pueblo
Alf M. Landon
Dodge City
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Bashful Youth Ends 4 Lives in Michigan Farm Tragedy
George Oja, 23, killed his mother and married sister and wounded his father before fatally shooting himself. He also set fire to a barn destroying 23 dairy cattle. Authorities note his social withdrawal and failed plan to take dancing lessons via correspondence.
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Amasa
Mich
U.P
George Oja
Edward Erickson
Oja
Henry Oja
Erickson
Miner at Bailey Run Suffers Injuries After Slate Fall
Nelsonville reports Emmett Sutton, leader at the Bailey Run Mine of the Sunday Creek Coal Co., caught under slate at 11 AM Monday, suffering a fractured ankle and possible internal injuries. He was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus for treatment.
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Nelsonville
Emmett Sutton
Bailey Run
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Bomb Suspect Death Follows Gift Bomb Case
EASTVILLE Va The suspect in the gift bomb murder of Curry Thomas, a Cape Charles farmer, Dr H R Hege a middle aged dentist died in jail after multiple suicide attempts. Hege bled to death following self inflicted wounds after slashing his throat and wrists with broken glass in his cell. He was arrested with Ed Banner a WPA worker after postal inspectors traced connections to the crime.
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Eastville
U.P
Curry Thomas
Cape Charles
H. R. Hege
Hege
Holland Thrower
Thomas
Ed Banner
WPA
Dr. Hege
Mount Airy
N. C
Ohio Education Funds Available Next July
Ohio will receive federal funds totaling 642485 for maintenance and expansion of vocational education, with 65937 allotted for vocational trades and distributive occupations and 53281 for teacher training. State education director E L Bowser announced the allocations to be made available next July under the George Dean Vocational Law.
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Columbus
U.P
E. L. Bowsher
George Dean
Ohio
Red Cross Chapters to hold nine regional conferences
Beginning in Lima today representatives from Ohio's 108 Red Cross Chapters will meet for a series of nine regional conferences. Meetings include Athens on Oct. 16.
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RED Cross
Columbus
U.P
Lima
Ohio
Athens
Amateur Inventors Do Their Best To Make U. S. Safer Place To Live
Frederick C. Othman reports from Washington on a parade of new patents. Claire Kauffman of York introduces a crooked box for crooked cigars while Harry A. Elliott of Jefferson builds a pretzel machine. Allan M. Kimbrough of Norfolk conceives a baby seat and Ernesto Canclo Erro of Havana creates an electric orange peeler. James B. Gillett of Marfa unveils a safety bathtub using a rope system for fall protection.
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U. S
Frederick C.othman
United Press
Washington
U.R
U. S Patent Office
Claire Kauffman
York
Kauffman
Harry A. Elliott
Jefferson
Allan M. Kimbrough
Norfolk
Mr. Kimbrough
Senor
Ernesto Canclo Erro
Havana
Cuba
James B. Gillett
Gillett
Marfa
Tex
United States
Mr. Gillett
Pharmacists oppose sales tax repeal in Ohio
The Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association went on record opposing a November ballot proposal to repeal the food sales tax. It argued the repeal would remove 15 million dollars in revenue that would need replacement by another tax.
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Columbus
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
New Proposal Aims to End AFL Civil War Rift
The AFL executive council considered Max Zaritsky’s plan to reinstate suspended CIO unions at the Tampa Florida convention on equal footing with other unions and form joint subcommittees to negotiate the craft versus industrial union dispute. William Green and John L. Lewis showed cautious support, signaling possible peace moves without endorsing the plan officially.
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Washington-Aup
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
William Green
A. F
Max Zaritsky
Green
New York
Zaritsky
Amalgamated Hatters and Millinery Workers Union
A. F. of L
Tampa
Fla
Council
Collapse of Building in Pomeroy Feared
Police blocked the sidewalk as the Main Bt building in the Upper Business Block faced imminent collapse. State Fire Marshal Avis Ebersbach condemned the vacant structure once housed Wolfe Clothing and later Meigs County Relief Headquarters on the second floor.
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Pomeroy
Avis Ebersbach
Farmere Bank
Wolfe Clothing
Meigs County Relief
Judge Denies New Trial Bid in Kidnapping Case
Federal Judge Elwood Hamilton denied an application for a new trial by counsel Thomas H. Robinson Jr. in the kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll. The ruling concludes the defense effort to overturn the conviction.
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Louisville
U.P
Elwood Hamilton
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Landon Attacks New Deal Labor Policy in Ohio Swing
On a campaign train through Ohio Governor Alf M. Landon charged the New Deal would destroy labor if unchecked and urged a return to free enterprise. He argued the administration crushes labor, cited farm trade claims, and accused Washington of misleading statements on exports and agricultural imports. He spoke in Akron and Mt. Vernon before a Cleveland stop.
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Alf M. Landon
Molly Baird
Landon
Ohio
U.P
Roosevelt
Hull
Cleveland
America
Washington
Gov. Landon
Mt. Vernon, O
Minneapolis
Two Bandits Hold Up Lancaster Loan Office
Two men robbed the Budget Loan Co. in Lancaster just before noon and escaped with about a hundred dollars. They fled west on U S Route 22 in a coach with Ohio license AQ 585.
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Lancaster Loan Office
Lancaster
U.R
Budget Loan Co
Ohio
Philippine Typhoon Death Toll Mounts
Manila reports at least one hundred dead and unknown numbers missing after typhoons swept the Philippines over the weekend.
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Philippine
Manila
P. L
Philippines
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