Landon Promises End To Political Debauchery In Relief
Gov. Alf M. Landon campaigns through industrial Ohio toward Michigan pledging to curb relief abuse and protect workers while criticizing the New Deal as a failure. He says relief must be decentralized and targeted to those in need with state and merit-based federal aid and improved employment services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gop
Landon
Detroit
Alf. M. Landon
Ohio
America
Cleveland
New Deal
Carey pushes demand for public inquiry into Black Legion
Vice Mayor John Q. Carey announced plans for a council inquiry by a special committee into Black Legion activities in Toledo. The move targets public concerns and seeks official examination of local extremist activity.
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Toledo
U.P
John Q. Carey
Black Legion
City report links waste with food usage decline
A Los Angeles department survey finds people wasting more food than in several years. In Painesville Ohio UK coast yards at Fairport Harbor report the season's first snow has fallen.
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Los Angeles
Painesville
Fairport Harbor
Police cordon seals off 25 mile area for Dillinger imitator gang
Indiana State Police believe Alfred Brady and two accomplices have holed up within a 25 mile radius northeast of Lafayette. Aircraft and road patrols will probe the zone as heavily armed guards seal highways and byways hoping to flush the fugitives into custody. Captain Matt Leach warns the group is the worst yet and far less crafty than the Dillinger gang.
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Lafayette
Ind
U.P
Alfred Brady
John Dillinger
Matt Leach
Brady
Clarence’ Lee Schaffer
James Dalhover
Logansport
Dillinger
Leach
Dog saves boy from drowning near Alexandria farm
Fifteen year old Eugene Keckley and his German Shepherd Captain rode a pony to round up cows when the pony balked at returning. Eugene slipped into a rain swollen creek, struck his head and was knocked unconscious. Captain jumped in and dragged him to the bank.
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Newark
Eugene Keckley
Alexandria High School
Captain
A. C. Keckley
Eugene
Alexandria
Labor Federation Leader Proposes Plan to Solve Lewis Rift
William Green, head of the American Federation of Labor, wheeled out a plan approved by the federation's executive council to arbitrate the dispute with John L. Lewis and his Committee for Industrial Organization. Lewis offered no clear stance, saying he has no attitude yet and his acceptance seemed unlikely.
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Washington
UPA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Executive Council
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Green
Lewis
Council
Trench Death Traps 22 Month Old Mary Johns
In Delaware Township a three foot unfinished rear yard sewer collapsed into a mud filled pit. Mary Johns, age 22 months, toppled and drowned after slipping into the excavation during rains.
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Cincinnati
Delhi Township
Mary Johns
Loyalists plan counter offensive west of Madrid
Loyalist authorities report a mass counter-offensive along the Madrid front as insurgents consolidate gains in Navalperal San Martin and other towns. A northward push from Toledo is awaited while forces in the west near Burgos engage Moorish and Foreign Legion units. Oviedo relief remains a strategic objective.
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Gibraltar
Madrid
Navalperal
San Martin
Toledo
Burgos
Oviedo
Coughlin Attacks FDR as Caesar at Boston Rally
Father Charles E. Coughlin denounced President Roosevelt before 25 000 in Boston calling him a Caesar and labeling Monsignor John A. Ryan The Right Reverend New Dealer. He accused the administration of Communistic tendencies and cited Roosevelt’s January 3 speech on expanded public power.
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Cleveland
Alfred M. Landon
Euclid Ave
Harold H. Burton
Landon
Boston
U.P
Roosevelt
Caesar
John A. Ryan
Catholic University
Charles E. Coughlin
Congress
Coughlin
United States
Funeral Services for William Neutzling Held
POMEROY. Funeral services for William Neutzling a 67 year old father of ten living children were held at St Paul Lutheran Church with burial at Beech Grove Cemetery. He died Monday night in Holzer Hospital after a brief illness. He leaves a wife and ten children including Raymond Florence Hood Norman Clarence Rolland Walter Hilda Rose Louise McElhinney Ruth Karr and Harold who preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
William Neutzling
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Beech Grove
Neutzling
Holzer Hospital
Raymond
Florence Hood
Norman
Clarence and
Rolland
Walter
Zanesville
Man Forced at Gunpoint to Aid Robber
Springfield automobile salesman Kenneth Bright told authorities he was held captive by a gunman who forced him to drive to Dayton and take part in several attempted robberies. Bright said his wife Orrisa watched as he zigzagged the car and alternated its lights to lure victims, but no one stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
A.P
Kenneth Bright
Dayton
Orrisa
Bright
Aged Brother and Sister Reunite After 52 Years
In Joplin Missouri Henry Schaffer 73 and Anna Schaffer 70 reunited today for the first time in 52 years. He left Peru Indiana at age 21. An accidental correspondence record via the Red Cross arranged the meeting. Anna also met his children grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Henry Schaffer
Anna Schaffer
Schaffer
Peru
Ind
Red Cross
Landon rails against relief during Cleveland address
Governor Alf Landon denounces federal relief spending while pledging a balanced budget. He criticizes the administration for diverting funds to politics, calls for self reliance, and argues relief plans must not compel citizens to sell votes for bread. He asserts no citizen should face coerced political fools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Mate Awarded $1,000 For Contracting Itch
Ralph Compton the second mate aboard the Vessel Covena will receive 1000 dollars after the Oregon Supreme Court affirmed a lower ruling that he contracted the itch from the ship's cook. The U S Supreme Court refused to review the Oregon decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Ralph Compton
Covena
Supreme Court of the United States
Oregon Supreme Court
Schools Teach Pagan Faith Says Pastor At Convention
Rev W H Greever reports to the United Lutheran Church in America that a four year study finds teachers in many American schools and universities discredit religion by promoting agnosticism and atheism. He cites state schools as more affected and notes a decline of Christian instructors in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ll.p
Convention of the United Lutheran Church In America
W. H. Greever
New York City
Greever
Dykes Burst Adding To Typhoon's Toll
The Arnedo and Agno dykes along the Pampanga River broke tonight flooding thousands of acres in Central Luzon. Deaths rose past 300 with hundreds more missing as mud waters and ruined villages spread destruction in a major Philippine typhoon siege.
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Manila
P. I
U.P
Arnedo
Agno
Pampagna
Luzon
Ohio crop yield likely up three percent on Oct 1
Columbus report from the Federal State Crop Reporting Service predicts a three per cent rise in the prospective yield for all Ohio crops on October 1 compared with September. The increase comes from favorable weather and late September field crops maturing without frost damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio
Federal State Crop Reporting Service
New Standard For Currency Agreed Upon
United States Britain and France agreed to a new gold standard to stabilize world currencies and aid foreign trade. The three nations will exchange gold for their paper currencies and set a daily gold price. Morgenthau said the change affects only external dollars and has no impact on ordinary Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
United States
Great Britain
France
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Morgenthau
Bulkley to Lead Democratic Rally Speakers at Fairgrounds
U S Senator Robert J Bulkley will head the Democratic rally program at the Fairgrounds Thursday afternoon with Ohio Secretary of State George 8 Myers as principal speaker at the dinner in Hotel Berry Dan A Bardin Athens County chairman announced Nine other Ohio Democrats will speak during the noon picnic lunch program Music will accompany the event with band concerts and amplified sound planned for the Fairgrounds and hotel first floor seating and refreshment tents will be set up for attendees
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U. S
Robert J. Bulkley
Fairgrounds
Ohio
George 8. Myers
Hotel Berry
Dan A. Bardin
Athens County
Black Legion Probe Pushes to Toledo from Mansfield
Mansfield Police Chief Merle D. Unkle has been given birthday leave to return to Toledo for a special investigation into Black Legion activities. Mayor Earl A. McFarland announced the move today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
U.P
Merle D. Unkle
Mansfield Department
Toledo
Black Legions
Earl A. McFarland
Press boss charges Roosevelt aimed to control U.S. press
E. H. Harris of the Inland Press Association says the Roosevelt administration used the Communications Act to force the press into submission. He claims government propaganda branches, union influence, inspector visits, and threats to columnists curb press autonomy, warning against echoing European dictatorships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. H. Harris
Inland Press Association
Roosevelt
Washington
Harris
Rickgaand, Ind
Aress
Sought trio tied to Greenfield jailbreak and Lima jewelry heist
Sought Al Brady, 26, and two companions after a Greenfield jail break in Indiana. They allegedly forced a sheriff's party to release them, fled in a stolen car, with targets in Indiana Ohio and Chicago. The Brady gang later connected to a $51,000 Lima jewelry holdup.
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al Brady
John Dillinger
Kentucky Hills
Indianapolis
Chicago
Greenfield
Ind
Brady
James Dalhover
Clarence Lee Schaffer
Indiana
Ohio
Lima
Reed Says FD Has Betrayed Nation and Party
Former Sen. James A. Reed of Missouri charged that President Roosevelt betrayed the Democratic Party by supporting fusion of Minnesota Democrats and Farmer-Laborites. He spoke in Minneapolis as chairman of the National Jeffersonian Democrats attacking the deal that swapped Senate and governor candidates for Farmer-Labor support of Roosevelt. Reed argued Roosevelt aims to control party lines and align with Communists and Socialists, claiming the New Deal shows Roosevelt’s self interest.
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Minneapolis
U.P
James A. Reed
Missouri
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Reed
National
Jeffersonian Democrats
New Deal
Farmer-Laborites
Hawaii Clipper to Start Final Ocean Leg in Globe Race
The Hawaii Clipper will depart Cavite Marine Base shortly after midnight with H R Ekins and two New York reporters for the final over water lap of a round the world race. Pan American Airways announced the schedule. Weather could alter the timing and allow rivals to close a two day lead or more.
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Manila
P. I
U.P
Hawaii
Activities Suspended During Bricker Talk
All festival activities in Gallipolis will halt by 2 p.m. Wednesday for John W. Bricker GOP candidate for Ohio governor to speak in City Park. Judge Henry W. Cherrington will introduce Bricker and his companions as the public address system broadcasts the talk over the park.
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Gallipolis
John W. Bricker
G.O.P
Ohio
Henry W. Cherrington
Bricker
Alliance obituary for Dr J L Shun Greek professor
Dr J L Shun 92 former Mount Union College Greek professor dies at his Wilmot home Monday following a 44 year career. The retired professor passed quietly at home with family present.
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Alliance
U.P
J. L. Shun
Mount Union College
Wilmot
Brakeman Killed in Columbus Yard Accident
Luther E. Hodge 47 a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman died after being crushed between a switch engine tender and a cement wall at the East Columbus stockyards Monday authorities said the incident occurred in Columbus Oklahoma.
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Columbus
Luther E. Hodge
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Columbus
Roosevelt Warns Kansans of Fear Tactics in Campaign
President Roosevelt, speaking in Wichita, used Kansas as an example to defend New Deal policies and attack Republican leadership. He accused them of spreading fear and said their 1932 actions caused the crisis, outlining plans to curb individualism and push social security. He then listed travel plans to Emporia, Kansas City, and Missouri.
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Wichita
Kansas
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
America
Washington
Emporia
Kansas City
Kans
Missouri
Illinois
St. Louis
Chicago
Knox Invades South Asks Bolt by Dems
Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee traveled the Southern states urging voters to bolt the Democratic Party following Alfred E. Smith. He warned Roosevelt’s re-election could destroy the Democratic Party and accused the administration of losing its party identity.
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Knox
South
Bolt
Knox Special
U.P
Frank Knox
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Police Use Split Board Clue in Man's Death
AKRON U P authorities use a split board found with the body of 75 year old Frank George, a pistol range watchman, as a clue in his death. George was found in a ditch near the pistol range with a crushed skull and his pockets turned inside out. A mongrel dog stood guard over the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
U.P
Frank George
George
Marion physician Dr Carl Sawyer re elected Harding memorial head
Dr Carl W. Sawyer of Marion, son of the late Brig. Gen. C E Sawyer and once personal physician to President Harding, was re elected president of the Warren G. Harding Memorial Association at its annual meeting on Monday.
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Marion
Carl W. Sawyer
C. E. Sawyer
Harding
Warren G. Harding
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