Democrats Rally in Athens Endorse Roosevelt and Davey
In Athens two Democratic rallies featured leaders and candidates extolling the Roosevelt and Davey ticket. Speakers lauded the nation’s recovery since Hoover, attacked Republican scare tactics, and urged a straight party vote with updates on Ohio University funding and local officials joining the push.
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Athens
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Davey
Hoover
Ohio
George S. Myers
State Supreme Court
Hotel Berry
White House
Dan A. Bardin
U. S
Robert J. Bulkley
William J. Kennedy
Cleveland
Myrna Smith
Edward T. Dixon
Cincinnati
Harold G. Mosier
G. W. Savage
United Mine Workers
W. J. Jones
McArthur
Court of Appeals
Clarence H. Kinsley
Bainbridge
Gladys Whitlatch
Athens County
Ea L. Jordan
County Central Committee
Dewey M. Goddard
Athens Countyemocratic Club
Len B.mccune
8. G. Holland
Nelsonville
Atty. Louis Tyroler
L. J. Eberle
C. E. Handley
Glouster
Lawrence Goeller
Pickaway
Jimmy Littler
Alice Bardin
Dorothy Kishler
Alvin Lamborn
Senator Bulkley
Fairgrounds
Marlin Pew Newspaper Editor Dies at 58
Marion Edwin Pew, 58, renowned newspaper man, died Thursday after throat operation. Native of Niles, Ohio, he recently resigned as Editor & Publisher editor. He began as a Cleveland Press reporter at 16 and held many posts with newspapers and press associations.
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U.P
Marion Edwin Pew
Pew
Niles
Cleveland Press
Hoover to address rally of Pennsylvania Republican women
Former President Herbert Hoover will speak at a Republican women’s rally tonight at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia. The address will be broadcast over the radio.
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Herbert Hoover
Republican Women of Pennsylvania
The
Academy of Music
Government Loses First TVA Skirmish in Court
In Nashville federal court, Judge John J. Gore denied TVA’s motion to dismiss the suit by 19 private power companies challenging TVA as an unlawful federal monopoly. The case, filed May 19 in Knoxville chancery court, seeks to restore private investors amid a $900 million landscape of competition.
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Bodkins
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Tenn
Chancery Court
Paris Alarmed Over Newest Belgian Move
Paris faces growing diplomatic strain as Belgium shifts to neutrality prompting possible reorientation of French policy. Germany may declare the Rhineland occupied and demilitarized status ended, signaling a powerful Axis bloc led by Germany and Italy aimed at countering Soviet Russia and France.
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Belgium
Yvon Delbos
Leopold
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Adolf Hitler
Rhineland
Europe
Germany
Italy
Russia
Lutherans Unite in Unified Front Across America
Rev. F. H. Knubel of New York, newly reelected president of the United Lutheran Church in America, pledged to work to merge three major Lutheran groups in the United States and smaller bodies. He said a merger would create a united front with well over four million members, strengthening church influence nationwide.
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Columbus
U.P
F. H. Knubel
New York
United Lutheran Church In America
America
Rebel Planes Spread Ruin Near Madrid
Spanish government forces faced sustained air bombardment from nationalist planes south of Madrid. Ground units pushed loyalists toward the capital along multiple roads while the Madrid East Coast Railway was cut in several places, limiting retreat options to highways or air travel. Nationalists moved toward El Escorial and Navalcameras with a broader plan to converge on Madrid from Toled o northeast and Aranjuez from the northeast.
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U.P
Madrid
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Navalcamera
Toledo
Aranjuez
Bricker Defies Letter Writers in Northwest Ohio Campaign
Attorney General John W. Bricker Republican nominee for governor campaigned through Northwest Ohio where audiences received unsigned letters attacking his positions on labor Catholics and Negroes. In Sidney Greenville and Piqua he challenged attackers to reveal themselves and accused Governor Davey and Democratic Chairman Francis Poulson of instigating the letters. He was heckled in Piqua but the crowd drowned out the interruption.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Sidney
Greenville
Piqua
Davey
Francis M. Poulson
Agriculture Secretary Attacks GOP Farm Plan at Rally
Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Wallace denounced Gov. Alf Landon’s GOP farm program at a Democratic rally in Eaton. He criticized tariff equivalent payments replacing the soil conservation plan and warned they would drive farmers to expand acreage despite a glut in the domestic market.
Youths Death By Self Inflicted Wound In Tulsa Club Fallout
In Tulsa police reports a Hi Hat Club member C. T. Everett Jr. 20 died by self inflicted gunshot in his bedroom closet using a 32 caliber revolver. The case recalls the Kennamer and Born tragedies linked to the Hi Hat Club notoriety two years earlier. Serial gun numbers for the Everett weapon were filed away within 24 hours.
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C. T. Everett, Jr
Sidney Born
Hi-Hat Club
John H. Gorrell, Jr
Phil Kennamer
H. F. Wilcox
Kennamer
Born
Everett
British Press Sees Little On Wallis Simpson Divorce
London reports Mrs Wallis Simpson plans divorce from Ernest Simpson slowly leaking through. Archbishops Canterbury and York reportedly declined royal function invitations amid speculation church leaders may pressure the king. British and continental papers largely ignore the divorce news while New York papers circulate overseas gossip.
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Baltimore
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Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
New York
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Great Britain
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Britain
British Isles
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The
New York Times
New York Woman
Board Dismisses Case Over Shakedown Claims in Columbus
The State Liquor Board dismissed the case against Clarence B. Harrison, a local liquor permit holder, after evidence from shake down investigations. Harrison accused a representative of The Ohioan, official newspaper of the state Democratic Headquarters, of protection money for his permit.
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State Liquor Board Today
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James W. Miller
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Democratic
Explosion Blows Four Through Kitchen Door in Cincinnati
Four persons were hurled through a kitchen door by a gas explosion in Cincinnati. Bertha Saylor, 23, suffered serious second degree burns and remained in danger. Nearby victims include Mr and Mrs Guy Irain and their baby Annebelle, all lightly hurt. Also noted, Norma Shearer, recently widowed, was gravely ill with bronchial pneumonia at her Santa Monica home. In Pomeroy, fire department reported interior damage at James Hendricks’s Brick Street residence, owned by John Durst.
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Cincinnati
Aup
Bertha Saylor
Guy Iraine
Annebelle
Hollywood
U.P
Norma Shearer
Santa Monica Beach
Pomeroy
James Hendricks
Brick St
John Durst
Woman Rescues Baby From Burning Crib During House Fire
In Youngstown, Mrs Ralph Faber saved her 18 month old daughter from a burning crib as a fire destroyed their home.
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Youngstown
Ralph Faber
Boy Killed in Collision Near Findlay CCC Camp
Lima report states four year old Lyons Albrink foreman of a CCC camp at Findlay was killed Thursday when his automobile collided with a stone truck. The accident occurred near Findlay and involved the youth who lived in Lyons, Ohio.
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R—W
Albrink
Lyons
CCC
Findlay
Knox Speaking In Southwest
Republican vice presidential candidate Frank Knox campaigned in the Southwest after speaking to about 4,000 people at the St. Louis municipal auditorium. He charged the Roosevelt administration with fostering revolution and harming the poor through tax increases and reduced living standards.
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U.P
Tulsa
Okla
Knox
St. Louis Municipal
Roosevelt
Russian Influence in Capitol Alleged by Lemke
In San Antonio last night Rep. William Lemke Union Party candidate said the Russian influence predominates Washington's administration. He claimed President Roosevelt surrounds himself with young Russians aiming to overthrow the government, though he stopped short of labeling Roosevelt a Communist.
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San Antonio
Moslems Hindus Riot Over Temple Work in Bombay
In Bombay 21 people were killed and 220 injured as street fighting between Muslims and Hindus spread citywide. The clash began when workers started laying the foundation for a new Hindu temple and assembly hall in Byculla, provoking stones from worshippers emerging from a nearby mosque.
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Bombay
U.P
Byculla
Roosevelt Tours Ohio Campaign Promise for New Deal Gains
President Roosevelt, aboard the campaign train, visits Ohio cities Cincinnati Springfield Columbus and Cleveland after Detroit crowds estimated up to 150000. He vows further labor gains and credit for saving the nation through the New Deal and relief programs. He plans upstate New York stops and returns to Hyde Park after a brief Washington session.
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United Press
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Ohio
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Hyde Park
Washington
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Charles E. Coughlin
Marvin H. McIntyre
Mr. Roosevelt
Cadillac Square
Chicago
Borah Backs Townsend Pension Plan Support
CHICAGO A Townsend plan news release says U S Senator William Borah wired his backing for introducing the plan in Congress when it convenes next January. He endorses the basic humane aims and equitable purchasing power while reserving judgment on specific details after study and debate.
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U.S
F. E. Townsend
U. S
William Borah
Congress
Borah
Townsend Organization
Intruder Rescues Victim Then Flees After Fainting
Mrs Velma Rodrigue recounts a burglar entering her Salt Lake City home by a found key. He asks what she is doing and claims to be seeking valuables. After putting on her husband coat, he offers to help with aspirin and water before escaping through a door as she faints.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
U.P
Velma Rodrigue
AFL Analysis Likely Praises Roosevelt in Labor Report
Washington U P report on the AFL analysis of presidential candidates signals a pro Roosevelt stance while preserving a non partisan tradition. The anticipated praise for New Deal labor measures follows opposition from William Hutcheson of the Republican campaign, who threatened to pull his carpenters from the AFL and opposed John L Lewis and the CIO unions.
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U.P
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
William L
Big Bill" Hutcheson
Federation
Davey Dines At City Hamburger Stand Between Talks
Governor Martin L. Davey slipped out between radio broadcasts in Cincinnati and visited a hamburger stand. Sirens and highway patrolmen escorted him as officers searched for a restaurant, but he found a place and ate sandwiches for about 30 minutes.
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Cincinnati
Martin L. Davey
Mort Chase Dies Prominent Meigs Countian at 70
Mort Chase aged 70 longtime Meigs County Infirmary superintendent and active Mason and Grange member died at his Harrisonville home late Thursday. He is survived by wife and two children Mrs Weber French of New Holland and Carl Chase of Harrisonville. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 30 PM at Harrisonville M E Church with burial in Wells Cemetery.
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Mort Chase
Meigs County Infirmary
Harrisonville
Weber French
New Holland
Carl Chase
M. E
Wells Cemetery
Paralysis Epidemic Feared in Marysville
Marysville authorities fear an infantile paralysis outbreak after a fifth case. mayor warns children stay off streets and gatherings until further notice. Public schools remain closed as a precaution.
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Marysville
U.P
George Emmett
Loyalists Turn Fire on Own Men Near Madrid
Loyalist forces fired on their own troops to halt a retreat toward Madrid as Nationalist artillery and air power pounded the front 18 miles west of the city. An emergency defense junta united anarchists, syndicalists, and Communists while Madrid tightened curfews and urged volunteers to fortify the capital amid a massive, chaotic defense.
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Madrid
U.P
Henry T. Gorrell
United Press
Landon Plans Los Angeles Swing in California Push
Topeka Kans -(UP) Alf M Landon announced a 6000 mile two week dash to Los Angeles to carry California for the Republican ticket. The move aims to boost his home stretch campaign and prestige while countering New Deal critics. Electoral votes at stake total 22.
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Alf M. Landon
Los Angeles
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Portland
Maine
Francis E. Townsend
Old Age Pension Organization
Lemke-O’brien
London High Command
Pacific Coast
Republcan
Roosevelt
Indiana
Illinois
Syracuse Mine Abandoned in Meigs County
The Syracuse Mine in Meigs County owned by New Pittsburgh Coal Company is abandoned after leaseholders gave up the lease. Equipment will be removed and sold as high operating costs and mine age ended production. over 200 Meigs County miners worked there last winter.
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Syracuse
New Pittsburgh Coal Company
Meigs County
H. R. Lewis
Reemoval
Stalter-Essex Co
Senator Donahey Skips Roosevelt Campaign Greeting
U S Senator Vic Donahey did not join President Roosevelt's Ohio campaign events today. He spent the day at his Governor's Island residence away from the public greeting lineup.
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U.P
U. S
Vic Donahey
President Roosevelt
Ohio
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