Hearst Declares FD Accepts Support of Enemies of America
William Randolph Hearst accuses President Roosevelt of seeking and accepting support from enemies of the American system. He cites figures like Karl Marx Socialists and Frankfurter Radicals, asserting Roosevelt follows radical guidance and promotes class conflict. Hearst’s Amsterdam date is noted as the counterpoint to White House denials.
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Hearst
America
New York
William Randolph Hearst
Roosevelts
White House
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Richberg
Stephen Early
Earl Browder
Communist Party of America
Communist International
Rooseveltt
Democratic Party
Karl Marx
Professor Frankfurter
Stalin
Moscow
Lead Blind Men To Safety From Hotel Fire
Two blind men were guided to safety as a two story downtown hotel burned causing about 5000 in damage. About 30 to 35 Legionnaires were evacuated and several veterans leapt from second floor windows when the stairway became blocked. Patrolman Richard Benger warned residents but was initially ignored by Legionnaires who mistook the cries for a joke.
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Cleveland
Richard Benger
Running Races Carded For Meigs Co. Fair
Meigs County Fair will feature 40 running horses from Beulah Park Columbus scheduled for five pari mutuel races on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. The event promises a premier racing program for attendees.
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Meigs Co. Fair
Pomeroy
Meigs County Fair
Beulah Park
Columbus
Japan Sends Out Marines To Hankow In China
The Japanese navy ordered marines to land at Hankow to protect Japanese lives and property amid anti Japanese sentiment after a Chinese man killed an Japanese in Hankow. Two destroyers were en route to Hankow as tensions rise between Japan and China.
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Hankow
China
Tokyo
Navy Department
Navy
Yangtze River
Nanking
Brothers Seized With Cramps Drowned At Hidden Lake
Benjamin Beaver 16 and Milton Beaver 14 drowned Sunday in Brother's Lake two miles east of Mt. Gilead. Milton suffered cramps in cold water and called to his brother during a rescue attempt. Lake operator Robert Wright said swimming had been closed since Labor Day but youths swam at their own risk.
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MT. Gilead
U.P
Benjamin Beaver
Milton
Brother’s Lake
Here
Milton Beaver
Robert Wright
Rubber Workers Convention Rejects Sitdown Ban Endorses Penalty Rule
Akron report says the United Rubber Workers of America ended a five and a half hour session by voting down a resolution to outlaw sitdown strikes. A section of the old constitution on stoppages was adopted. The convention refused to endorse the Farmer Labor Party platform and tabled a resolution to endorse the party itself.
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AKRON
U.P
United Rubber Workers of America
Farmer-Labor Party
World’s championship horse pulling set for Oct 4 at Ohio fair
The annual world championship horse pulling contest for light and heavyweight teams will be held at the Ohio Fair Grounds in Troy on October 4, under the direction of the Horse Pulling Association of Ohio.
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Troy
U.P
Ohio Fairgrounds
Horse Pulling Association of
Ohio
Republican Women to Rally in Columbus
A state wide one day Republican Women's Rally will open here Thursday with Attorney General John W. Bricker, the gubernatorial candidate, set to speak.
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Columbus
PHA
John W. Bricker
Rise In Coal Prices Loom As Supply Stalls
The National Coal Association warned of a likely material price rise as stocks remain too low. Despite 1937 production ahead of last year, industrial coal stocks and dealer yards are sub-normal, with rail movement strained. Wage negotiations with miners begin in February 1937, adding price uncertainty.
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Washington
U.P
National Coal Association
Bureau of Mines
Human Head Found Near Scene Sparks Murder Probe
In Richmond Kentucky authorities probe after a human head wrapped in bloody newspapers is found near the field where a woman's body was discovered. The head is tentatively identified as Mrs Allie Underwood of Irvine later moving to Harlan County. Underwood testified in a 1926 murder case.
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Richmond
Allie Underwood
Irvine
Two Steelworkers Plead Guilty in Strike Death
In Portsmouth Ohio two of six Wheeling Steel guardsmen charged with second degree murder for the June strike killing of Simon Ginsburg pleaded guilty to manslaughter as their trial opened. Prosecutor Emory Smith said he would nolle charges against the remaining four defendants if the court agreed.
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Portsmouth
U.P
Simon Ginsburg
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Common Pleas Court
Emory Smith
Nolle
Ethiopian Delegation Faces Seat Question at League Assembly
In Geneva the 17th League of Nations session opened with the Ethiopian delegation fighting for recognition as a nation. A nine member credentials committee met in secret to decide if the two Ethiopian delegates are entitled to seats, with the Assembly planning to reconvene after the report.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Jialy Nas Mage
Cieear
Loney
League
Ethiopia
Manuel Rivas Vieuna
Ohio Miners Seek AFL Rule Reversal At State Labor Meet
Springfield delegates at the 52nd Ohio State Federation of Labor convention plan a resolution urging the AFL to rescind its order against ten unions allied with John N. Lewis' CIO committee. A second resolution urges backing the CIO plan and a third promotes Roosevelt's re election bid.
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Springfield
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Ohio Mine Workers
National Executive Council
The
A. F. of L
John N. Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
State Federation
CIO
Roosevelt
Suspect Denied Ties to Cleveland Torso Murders
Detective Sergeant James T. Hogan returned from Butler Pennsylvania where he questioned a suspect who had escaped Ath ens State Hospital last year. The man lived on his brother’s farm near Butler and asserted he had no connection with the Cleveland torso murders.
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Cleveland
James T. Hogan
Butler
Kingsbury Run
Athens State Hopital
Big Firms Amass Munitions, Senate Agents Say
Senate Civil Liberties Committee investigators said large industries are stockpiling munitions to use against workers. Subpoenaed firms include Railway Audit and Inspection Co, National Corporation Service, Pinkerton, Lake Erie Chemical, and Manville. General Motors, Goodyear, and Bethlehem Steel also awaited questioning over detective agency files.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Congress
Railway Audit and Inspection Co
National Corporation Service
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Lake Erie Chemical Co
Manville Manufacturing Co
General Motors
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Bethlehem Steel
R. A
Acquittal Bid in Legion Murder Trial Debated
Detroit and Upper Peninsula sources report a motion for a directed verdict of not guilty in the Charles A Poole murder case involving nine of twelve Black Legion defendants. Circuit Judge Joseph A Moynihan will hear the arguments as jurors were dismissed to Tuesday. Bernard Cruse, counsel for most defendants, seeks acquittal for all except four named.
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Detroit
U.P
Charles A. Poole
Joseph A. Moynihan
Bernard W. Cruse
Harvey Davis
Ervin D. Lee
Lowell Rushing
Roosevelt proposes long term land use and drought plans
President Roosevelt outlines plans to deploy drought and land use measures at once. He names two committees led by Henry A. Wallace and Morris L. Cooke to study the Great Plains, craft legislation, and consider a permanent crop insurance program to guard against price falls and supply shortages.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Morris L. Cooke
Wallace
Cooke
Great Plains
Crop Insurance Committee
Cuban Police Crackdown on Anarchists After Havana Bomb
Cuban police rounded up more than 100 anarchists and 12 members of the Spanish circle in Havana after a truck dynamite blast at FE Pais killed four and wounded 20. Police found 1200 sticks of dynamite in front of Piario Dela Marina and expect further arrests as they pursue the planned attack.
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Havana
U.P
FE Pais
Piario Dela Marina
Sorisket Ecircle
United Press
Bogardus Case Continues In Cincinnati Homicide
The case of Almon J. Bogardus a 63 year old enforcement officer for the Ohio Liquor Board charged with killing Mrs Jane Roebuck Montgomery 34 was continued to September 29 today arraignment occurred before Judge Otis R Hess in police court in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Almon J. Bogardus
Ohio Liquor Board
Jane Roebuck Montgomery
Otis R. Hess
Legionnaires Convert Streets Into Circus Midway
About 200000 American Legionnaires gathered for the national convention in Cleveland. The opening session led by National Commander Ray Murphy featured a keynote by Newton Baker and a tribute at Arlington Cemetery. Traffic chaos followed as streetcars stalled and fire engines roared during the circuslike downtown pageantry and parade.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ray Murphy
Newton D. Baker
Murphy
Legion
FERA Grafts General GOP in Ohio Cities and WPA Coercion
The Republican National Committee charges that FERA inefficiency and graft are widespread in Ohio cities and that administrative costs in Cleveland area counties reached 21 percent in 1934. They allege hundreds of WPA workers are being discharged for not showing the “approved attitude.” The claims accompany expected formal charges to be presented by the Senate campaign expenditures committee on Sept. 28 regarding political coercion of WPA workers.
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Washingtonaup
Republican National Committee Today
FERA
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
WPA
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Dirigibles May Be Built For Dutch at Akron
Dutch airship syndicate plans talks with Paul W. Litchfield of Goodyear Zeppelin about building dirigibles at Akron and using American capital in a trans Atlantic commercial airship service. The group has studied lighter than air craft for six years and studied design at Friedrichshafen.
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New York
A.P
Paul W. Litchfield
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corp
Akron
Zeppelin
Friedrichphafen
President Roosevelt Attends Mother Sara Delano Roosevelt Birthday
President Roosevelt arrived from Washington to help observe the birthday of his mother Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt in Hyde Park New York. The 82 year old celebrant was surrounded by grandchildren and great grandchildren and honored at a quiet party.
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Hyde Park
WN. Y
U.P
Roosevelt
Washington
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Pomeroy Child Emma Klein Dies at Four
Emma Lu Klein four-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Klein of Middleport died Sunday night at Holzér Hospital in Gallipolis. She is survived by her parents and one brother Frederick. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Pomeroy
Emma Lu = Klein
Oscar Klein
Middleport
Holzér Hospital
Gallipolis
Frederick
Loyalists Retreat Across Spain as Rebels Press
Dispatches from ATI fronts report a strong turn toward the rebels in the Spanish civil war. Madrid calls militiamen to barracks as rebels push toward Madrid from Santa Olalla, with government centers like the Alcazar under heavy attack and Bilbao appearing doomed.
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Gibraltar
Madrid
Santa Olalla
Man’s Land
Toledo Alcazar
Guadarrama
Oviedo
Huesca
Bilbao
Spain
Battle near Santa Olalla as rebels push toward Madrid
Reporter describes rebel forces advancing at speed from the Guadarrama front toward Santa Olalla and Madrid. Moors and fascist volunteers clash with Loyalist militiamen in brutal combat as planes and artillery hammer the line amid heavy casualties.
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United Press
Maqueda
Santa Olalla
Madrid
Guadarrama
Addis Ababa
Santa Clalla
Child Painter Dies After Alley Incident In Springfield
Seven year old Edward L. Scurry found in a downtown alley this morning after an apparent head wound. He died en route to City Hospital. Authorities investigate the fatality in Springfield.
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Springfield
Edward L. Scurry
City Hospital
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