Knox Attacks Farm Policies Of New Deal
Frank Knox, Republican vice presidential candidate, spoke in Cokato Minnesota criticizing Roosevelt’s farm and business policies. He accused the administration of isolating economic groups, praised none, and charged failures from the CWA to the Resettlement Administration, calling the government the worst managed business.
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Knox
New Deal
Cokato
Minn
Frank Knox
Northwest
Roosevelt
CWA
Resettlement Administration
United States
Englishman Shatters World's Speed Mark
Englishman John Cobb smashed the world one hour speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah driving a Napier Railton. He completed a 12 mile oval at an average 167.690 miles per hour, exceeding the previous 162.53 set earlier in July by Captain George E. T. Eyston.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
U.P
John Cobb
England
George E. T. Eyston
Death of World War Veteran Investigated in Dayton
Coroner B H W Harris ordered an inquiry into the death of James Y Wilhite 45 a World War veteran found in Lakeside Park Lake near the National Military House The absence of water in his lungs and stomach and a severe head injury suggest he may have been struck and his body dumped into the lake.
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Dayton
W. Harris
James Y. Wilhite
Lakeside Park Lake
National Military House
Harris
Wilhite
Car crashes house on steep Omaha street
In Omaha Nebraska J J Yager fears his home at the hill’s base is cursed as M E Mills’ car rolled downhill and struck Yager’s residence. Mrs Yager kept sewing as the back porch was smashed in the tenth such wreck in the area.
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Landen
Ed Howe
Howe
Atchison
The
Potato Hill
Omaha
Neb
J. J. Yager
M. E. Mills
Auto
Yager
Hospital inmate killed in decapitation at Columbus
Ralph H. Schmuck 42 of Columbus, a patient at the Columbus State Hospital for the Insane, was decapitated late Tuesday when struck by a train near the hospital grounds.
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Columbus
U.P
Ralph H. Schmuck
Columbus State Hospital
Hitler Demands Colonial Rights at Nazi Convention
At the Nazi Party gathering in Nuremberg Adolf Hitler says Germany will not yield on colonial rights after rearmament and the Versailles rollback. He outlines a four year plan for independence in food and raw materials and insists sovereign colonials are nonnegotiable. Rudolf Hess denounces Bolshevism and cites Spain as a test of sovereign protection.
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Neuremberg
Feuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
Germany
Hitler
Reich
Rudolph Hess
Spain
Rebel Victory Is Assured at San Sebastian
Loyalist resistance to the Spanish rebels waned as a preliminary aerial bombardment preceded their approach to San Sebastian. Rebels moved to secure the northeastern Bay of Biscay region while loyalists fled toward France or west along the coast.
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France
Bay of Biscay
Oviedo
Talavera
Madrid
Huesca
Zaragoza
Alcazar
Toledo
London
Europe
Portugal
Spain
Dagger Found In Death Car Connects Missing Owner
A dagger eight inches long was found in the auto from which the burned body of Fred Counts was removed. Coroner Harry Lewis said stains on the weapon may be blood and it was sent for analysis. Deputies seek Noble C. Magness, 31, missing since Saturday. Magness and Counts had been friends.
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Fred Counts
Lima
Harry Lewis
H. F. Webb
Counts
Noble C. Magness
Detain Two Japs For Rock Island Arsenal Photos
Davenport Iowa two Japanese men were detained by federal authorities after reports they took photographs of the Rock Island Government Arsenal.
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Arsenal
Davenport
U.P
Rock Island
Court Returns Baby to Mother After Eight Months in Foster Care
In Bowling Green nine month old James Edward Cook was returned to his mother Mrs. Mary V. Cook after eight months with foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Pauline Kramp. Judge Amos L. Conn ruled the baby must go to the natural mother, rejecting adoption and habeas corpus arguments. The case centered on welfare and legal custody with the Kramps declining to appeal.
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Court
Edward Cook
James Edward
Pauline Kramp
North Baltimore
Amos L. Conn
North
Baltimore
Gallia Woman Killed by Car Driver Held
Mrs Florence Morehouse 76 was killed near Porter on Route 160 when struck by a car driven by Harlan Frederick 27. He was charged with manslaughter and released on bond. A companion, Owen Boster, was jailed as a material witness and later released. C A Evans and the WPA workers were also involved in the incident.
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Gallia
Gallipolis
Florence Morehouse
Harlan Frederick
Porter
Route 160
Frederick
W. Lewis Brown
Charles T. Robinson
Owen Boster
Brown
C. A. Evans
Gallia County
Boster
WPA
German Plane Forced To Quit Non-Stop Hop
The German monoplane Aeolus attempting a non stop flight from Horta to Hamilton Bermuda turned back at 3 21 a m EST after a leak developed in the water cooling system of its Diesel motors. The flight was a test for Deutsche Lufthansa before opening the first Atlantic air mall service.
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New York
Aeolus
Horta
Azores
Hamilton
Bermuda
Pan-American Airways
Deutsche Lufthansa
Atlantic Air Mall
Bolivar Doctor Fined Over Birth Certificate Filing
New Philadelphia Ohio area report notes Bolivar physician Dr. Paul Hierich faces a fine for failing to file a birth certificate six years ago. The case highlights ongoing administrative penalties in civil records compliance.
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New
Philadelphia
U.P
Paul Hierich
Bolivar
No Stop Lights in Urbana Today Plan to Test Traffic
Urbana mayor Dallas Mc Crery ordered all traffic signals off to test public demand for lights. He said violations are high and the city would save on bills while gauging public desire for signals. The mayor hinted the next move rests with others.
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Urbana
U.P
Dallas McCrery
McCrery
Think Missing Detroit Child May Be Dead
Detroit police reject theory that 17 month old Harry Browe Jr. was hidden by his older brothers Charles and Edward Browe aged nine and seven. Investigators doubt the child is alive in Detroit and note difficulty concealing a missing baby amid neighborhood searches. Mrs Clara Randall questioned amid reports of a strange man and woman. A $200 county reward was offered for information leading to recovery.
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Harry Browe
Detroit
Charles
Edward
Harry
U.P
William J. Collins
Edward Browe
Collins
Clara Randall
Board of County Auditors
GOP Speaker Attacks FD Over New Deal Propaganda Claim
William Hard of the Republican National Committee challenged Roosevelt's fireside chat asserting the Federal Employment Service was created in 1918 under Wilson, not 1983 under Roosevelt. He said Roosevelt turned the civil service agency into a spoils system and abolished an existing service.
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Washington
U.P
William Hard
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Federal Employment Service
Hard
Civil Service Employment Agency
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Vatican Repeats Rebuke of Coughlin
Vatican officials asked the press to reiterate Osservatore Romano’s rebuke of Father Charles E. Coughlin for intemperate political speeches. The note says the Osservatore comment reflects responsible Vatican authorities and responds to Bishop Michael J. Gallagher’s claim that the paper does not represent official views.
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Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Charles EK. Coughlin
Osservatore
Michael J. Gallagher
Detroit
Father Coughlin
Tragic Crash Claims Two Young Lives in Port Clinton
Two children, Evelyn June Rahm aged 10 and Irmagard Loehden aged 6, were killed when a car swerved from the road and struck them as they played near their Port Clinton homes Tuesday night.
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Evelyn June Rahm
Irmagard Loehden
Here
Inmates at Columbus Hospital Inoculated Against Typhoid
About 2,000 inmates at the state hospital for the insane in Columbus were inoculated against typhoid with help from city and state health officials. Dr. William H. Pritchard said two more suspect cases appeared, adding to ten already ill and 37 under observation.
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Columbus
U.P
State Hospital
William H. Pritchard
Ohio Eyes Local Option Pushing Dry Laws In 38 Counties
Ohio anti liquor drive gains ground as more than half of townships vote to outlaw sales. Petitions to place local option on November 3 due by October 3 in 38 counties with communities like Coolville Troy Stockport Bearfield and Wesley Township listed among possible dry votes.
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P. McNaught
Ohio Anti-Balcon League
Dryas
Secretary of State's Department
Ohio
Athens County
Coolville
Troy
Morgan County
Stockport Village
Windsor Township
Perry County
Bearfield
Washington County
Wesley Township
Landon Plans Eastward Campaign Swing to Maine
Governor Alf Landon announces a rapid trip to Portland Maine for a major speech on Saturday and to make stops in four New England states en route He aims to energize support in Maine and may meet leaders including former President Hoover Jesse Owens planned to join Topeka pledge of support as part of the campaign push
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Kans
Alf M. Landon
Maine
Landon
Roosevelt
Portland
Massachusetts
New England
America
Jesse Owens
Hoover
New York State
Pennsylvania
Elections Run True To Form Tuesday
Voters in Arizona Vermont Washington and Colorado backed the usual party leaders as primary results showed no clear national campaign issues. Georgia held a high stakes contest between Governor Eugene Talmadge and Senator Richard B Russell Jr for party leadership and re election prospects.
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Washington
Arizona
Vermont
Colorado
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Glouster Accident Victim in Coma
George Williams of Glouster remains unconscious in a Columbus hospital after an automobile wreck on High Street Monday night. Doctors report a skull fracture and cite his advanced age as keeping his condition critical.
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Glouster
George Williams
High St
Columbus
Williams
Water Filtration Plant Project Is Rejected
Wellsville council votes 4 to 3 against reconsidering a PWA loan and grant of 192272 dollars for a filtration plant after a state health ultimatum. Dr. Walter A. Hartung, state health director, attended.
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Wellsville
U.R
State Health Department
Supreme Court
PWA
Walter A. Hartung
Six French fliers die when bomber crashes
In Commery Boucourt France a French army bombing plane crashed killing Captain Sablier and five other fliers. The chief pilot Sergeant Chaumes fought to regain control as the craft plunged to earth after maneuvers at high altitude.
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France
U.P
Boucourt
Sablier
Chaumes
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