Near Break Between Windsor and Government Deepens
London reports indicate relations between the Duke of Windsor and the government are close to rupture after a royal snub involving the Duke and Duchess of Kent. The Duchess’s status and past marriage add to tensions as plans to visit several countries are reportedly vetoed on government grounds.
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London
U.P
Duke of Windsor
Duchess of Windsor
Duke
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Kent
Windsor
Wasser- Jeonburg
Austria
Vienna
United States
Germany
Bishop Manning Protests Radical Speakers at Church Convention
Bishop William T. Manning of New York protested plans to include Homer Martin, head of the United Automobile Workers Union, as a speaker at the Protestant Episcopal Church convention in Cincinnati from October 6 to 20. He accused the Church League of Industrial Democracy of being militant and partisan and said such invitations align the church with the Committee for Industrial Organization.
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Cincinnati
U.P
William T. Manning
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Manning
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers Union
Church League of Industrial Democracy
Automobile Workers Union
Church
Committee For Industrial Organization
Church League
Seek Bids for Addition To Ohio U Building
State Architect John P. Schooley announced that bids would be accepted here Tuesday October 5 for material and labor to construct and execute an addition to Howard Hall at Ohio University Athens. The project is estimated to cost 150000.
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Columbus
U.P
John P. Schooley
Howard Hall
Ohio University
Athens
McGrady resigns as Labor Mediator at White House
Hyde Park N Y U P The temporary White House announced the resignation of Assistant Labor Secretary Edward F McGrady a trusted adviser to President Roosevelt in handling labor disputes.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
U.P
White House
Edward F. McGrady
Roosevelt
Gladys O'Donnell Wins Amelia Earhart Memorial Race
Not thrilled but glad, Gladys O'Donnell, veteran Long Beach flier, pilots her plane around the 25 mile course at the National Air Races in Cleveland to win the Amelia Earhart Memorial race for women. The trophy and wreath bring a broad smile.
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Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Calif
Cleveland
Amelia Earhart
Wine Stolen in Roosevelt Son’s Home Burglary
Police hunt burglars who ransacked James Roosevelt's residence taking rare wines and liquors. The home was left littered with empty bottles as officers investigated the break in.
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Roosevelt
Washington
James Roosevelt
Nations set for Mediterranean anti submarine talks at Nyon
Britain and France push a formal naval plan to clear Mediterranean lanes of pirate submarines. Incidents multiply as a Harpa torpedo strike off Tunis and a Suspect sub halts a Pega sus near Rhodes spark tensions amid fears of Italy Germany boycott if Russia is excluded.
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U.P
Europe
Anthony Eden
Nyon
Switzerland
France
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Paris
Rome
Moscow
Lloyd's Shipping Agency
Harpa
French North African
la Goulette
Gulf of Tunis
Pegasus
Rhodes
Dodecanese Islands
United Press Istanbul
Russia
Foreign Office
Fight On Paralysis Conference In Chicago Discussed Preventive Nasal Spray
Nationally prominent bacteriologists epidem iologists and nose and throat specialists met with Dr. Herman N. Bundesen to discuss a nasal spray as a preventive for infantile paralysis. Chicago reported 19 new cases in 24 hours raising totals to 187 since Aug 1 with 15 deaths. The outbreak appears near its peak per nationwide reports.
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Chicago
U.P
Herman N. Bundesen
Chicago Board of Health
Girl Admits Killing Would-Be Attacker
Margaret Drennan, a 20 year old school girl, confessed to shooting Paul Reeves at his home as he allegedly tried to attack her while his wife was away at a theater and his two children slept. Reeves died from his wounds.
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Iselin
N. J
Paul Reeves
Margaret Drennan
Reeves
Steers Bring Highest Prices in Eight Years
In Chicago stockyards top weight steers sold for 18.60 per cwt, the highest since October 1928. The day saw a 20 cent rise over Tuesday, resuming an upward trend halted before Labor Day weekend.
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Chicago
Infantile Paralysis Cases Rising Across States
Washington reports continued rise in infantile paralysis cases despite joint health efforts. Ohio records 31 new cases, West Virginia reports four, with national totals increasing as health authorities push prevention and vaccination campaigns.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Ohio
West Virginia
Northrop Aircraft Plant Abandoned After Strike
Donald W. Douglas announced the dissolution of the Northrop Aircraft Company, a Douglas subsidiary, due to a 1,400 worker strike. He condemned CIO affiliated leadership and said the plant will be abandoned, with future employment tied to overcoming confrontational leadership and honoring contracts.
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LOS Angeles
U.P
Donald W. Douglas
Northrop Aircraft Company
Northrop
Douglas Aircraft
Douglas
Las
CIO
Indiana Officer's Removal Signals Federal Pressure on Cooperation
Captain Matt Leach of the Indiana State Police was removed after complaints he did not cooperate with federal agents. Hoover framed the act as a warning to law enforcement to join a nationwide crime-fighting effort, defending FBI methods amid calls for better agency coordination. The dispute traces to tensions with local officers and past joint operations including the search for Al Brady and the Dil linger era.
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Washington
U.P
Matt Leach
Indiana
National Police Academy
G-Men
Hoover
Leach
al Brady
John Dillinger
Curb Proposed On Scrap Iron Export
Washington reports U P that House Foreign Affairs chair Sam D McReynolds will push next session to curb exports of American steel and scrap iron amid near record volumes. Commerce data show July exports at 461 391 tons, Japan buying more scrap and finished iron than several nations combined. Seven months total 2 600 707 tons worth 51 957 619 dollars, up 105 percent in volume and 234 9 percent in value from 1936.
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Washington
U.P
Sam D. McReynolds
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Japan
China
Germany
Italy
Russia
Great Britain
Commerce Department
Youth Confesses Bank Robbery at Woodville
In a statement to Police Chief FE J Stankard Robert Jones 20 confessed robbing the State Savings Bank at Woodville Tuesday. He admitted shooting Patrolman Myron Gibson and kidnapping Patrolman C E Andrews who finally captured him. Police found $2200 in cash in his car.
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Elyria
U.P
FE. J. Stankard
Robert Jones
State Savings Bank
Woodville
Jones
Myron Gibson
C. E. Andrews
Counter Revolt Opens as Paraguayan Navy Moves
Government naval forces launched a counter revolt against rebels occupying Asuncion. Col. Rafael Franco, hero of the Chaco War and former provisional president, was en route by airplane from Buenos Aires to join the rebel governing triumvirate.
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Ascincion
Paraguay
U.P
Col
Rafael Franco
Chaco
Buenos Aires
Boy Fatally Injured by Truck Near Coolville
Fourteen year old James Garton riding a bicycle from a driveway onto Route 50 five miles west of Coolville was struck by a truck driven by Edward Williams. He died three hours after the 7:30 am crash at Camden-Clark Hospital Parkersburg. Williams said he traveled 35 to 40 mph. tire marks show braking for about 80 feet. The truck belonged to Hopstetter Baking Co. of Parkersburg.
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Coolville
James Garton
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
J. A. Garton
Edward Williams
Frost
State Highway Patrol
Garton
Hopstetter Baking Co
Williams
William French
Loyalists Close In On Insurgent Center At Saragossa
Loyalist forces under Generals Pozas and Lister push from two sides toward Saragossa on the Aragon front. Insurgents had earlier created a large wedge into government territory aiming to sever Madrid from Valencia and Barcelona before winter.
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Hendaye
U.P
Sebastian Pozas
Enrico Lister
Saragossa
Aragon Front
Madrid
Valencia
Barcelona
Eight year old Elizabeth Mastopietro dies after toe stab infection
Funeral services were held here today for eight year old Elizabeth Mastopietro who stabbed her toe a week ago and died Tuesday from an infection.
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Youngstown
U.P
Elizabeth Mastopietro
Corns Forecast Rain Says Doctor From Memphis
Dr William S King at the National Association of Chiropodists convention explains corn pain as a weather indicator. He says rising moisture shifts bodily blood and nerve balance and increases shoe pressure on the corn until pressure equalizes. Some people value corns for weather signs, though he would rather have a barometer.
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Columbus
National Association of Chiropodists
William S. King
Memphis
Pr. King
Parole Board Probers Will Quiz Bandits
Investigators traveled to Springfield to question Henry Dingledine and Harry Chapman, injured bandits from a fatal gun battle last week, in a parole board probe. Attorney General Herbert S. Duffy confirmed Chapman may be H. Wesley Chapman, once jailed for robbery.
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Columbus
U.P
Springfield
Henry Dingledine
Harry Chapman
Parole Board
Herbert S. Duffy
Ohio Parole Board
Chapman
H. Wesley
Henry Milford Chapman
Montgomery County
Ohio
London
Robert R. Cornette
Ohio Penitentiary
Marietta
Gable Denies Dancer's Claim of Understanding
Clark Gable would deny if available the claim by London dancer Della Carroll that he and Gable have an understanding. He was away on a fishing trip with Carole Lombard, the actress he is involved with, when the studio commented.
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Hollywood
U.P
Clark Gable
Della Carroll
London
Gable
Carole Lombard
Ohio Methodists Open Convention in Dayton
The Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened in Dayton with 2500 delegates from 700 congregations. Bishop Ernest Lynn Waldorf of Chicago presided over the opening session, as issues of world peace and progress were highlighted.
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Dayton
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ernest Lynn Waldorf
Chicago
Lutherans Open Ohio District Convention in Greenville
The Ohio district of the American Lutheran Church began its second day in Greenville with 85 registered delegates attending the four day convention.
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Greenville
Ohio
American Lutheran Church
Ships Still Stand In Shanghai Amid Chinese Aid Move
Japan refused to withdraw forces near the Shanghai International Settlement as China’s Communist army of over 100000 pledged loyalty to the central government. Chinese defenses held tenaciously along the Shanghai front while US nationals faced evacuation warnings and naval observers noted heavy bombardment and air raids.
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Shanghai
Japan
United States
Shanghai International Settlement
China
Sunkiang
Chu Teh
Peiping
Eighth Route Army
Inner Mongolia
Shanghai-Woosung
Acting Speaker To Be New Pike County Judge
Governor Davey accepts the resignation of Jacob E. Davis speaker pro tem and appoints him Pike County Common Pleas Judge to succeed Judge George D. Nye who resigned. The move changes the partisan leadership as Davis steps into the judiciary.
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Pike County
Columbus
U.P
Davey
Jacob E. Davis
House of Representatives
Davis
Pike County Common Pleas
George D. Nye
Superintendent named for Columbus schools
George E. Roudebush, current Youngstown schools chief, named Columbus school superintendent for five years. He succeeds the late J. G. Collicott.
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Columbus
U.P
George E. Roudebush
Youngstown
Columbus Schools
J. G. Collicott
Identify Dead Woman Beloit Ohio River Victim
The body of a woman found in the Ohio River near Wheeling Monday was identified today as Mrs. William Hoge, 48, of Coshocton, Ohio.
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Bellaire
Ohio River
Wheeling
William Hoge
Coshoffon
Escape from swollen Muskingum River dam endangers three men
Three men and a fourth were pulled from the Muskingum River near Stockport after a fishing trip went wrong. Dr. R J Studer Athens dentist and brothers Tom and Carl Clark of Columbus, formerly Athens, battled the backwater and capsized boat as water poured from the spillway. Dr. J D Haskins aided by a boatman pulled the younger Clark to safety while Studer and Carl Clark were rescued after washing ashore. Studer recalled hitting the river bottom three times as he regained consciousness.
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Muskingum River
Stockport
R. J. Studer
Athens
Tom and
Carl Clark
Homer E. Clark
Columbus
J. D. Haskins
Mons
Haskins
Tom
Clark
Dr. Studer
Dr. Haskins
Younger Clark
Tom Clark
Bethlehem Steel Hearing Opens Over Unionization Drive
In Johnstown Pennsylvania CIO charges against Bethlehem Steel Corporation surface as the National Labor Relations Board hears claims the company refused to bargain collectively with its 55 000 workers and engaged in unfair labor practices. Aiming to win a labor board election the CIO seeks Bethlehem employees choice of a bargaining agent.
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Johnstown
U.P
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Franklin
Labor Board
Frank Bloom
Committee For Industrial Organization
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
CIO
Bethlehem
First Woman Lawyer in Cleveland Dies
The legal profession mourns Gertrude F. Handrick 66 as Cleveland’s first woman lawyer. She began practice 26 years ago amid bets on her staying power, with opponents predicting six months before she failed.
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Cleveland
U.P
Gertrude F. Handrick
Fright Causes Death in Pocketbook Snatching Incident
In Columbus a 61 year old woman, Mrs. Alice Clover, died after a youth tried to snatch her pocket book causing paralysis, with the incident ruled the cause of death. The event centers on a crime attempt and its fatal consequence.
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Columbus
Alice Clover
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