Major Parties Gear Up for Week of Campaign Events
Roosevelt fights a busy week with two major addresses and a non political event while Landon heads to Topeka for GOP talks. Smith headlines five Jeffersonian stops opposing the president. Wallace launches a five speech Midwest farm tour as Roosevelt eyes western stops.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Kans
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Elkins
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Smith
Carnegie Hall
Jersey
Coughlin Voices Draw Fire From Church Hierarchy
Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland urged Father Charles E. Coughlin to keep speeches focused on campaign issues and avoid invectives. Archbishop John T. MacNicholas of Cincinnati also objected to Coughlin's Cincinnati address as heated rhetoric drew criticism from church leaders.
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Cleveland
U.P
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland Catholic
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Schrembs
Father Coughlin
John T. MacNicholas
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Ohio University Dean Ix Named on Committee
CINCINNATI UP John J. Rowe was named chairman of a committee begun to mobilize laymen of the Episcopal Church in Southern Ohio to increase lay service. Other members include Ralph Hollenbeck Springfield Oscar Schodedinger Columbus Allan Dickey Bellaire Dean John R. Johnson Athens R. K. Landis Dayton Alden Graves Worthington and Robert Lucas Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
John J. Rowesas
Episcopal Church
Ohio
Ralph Hollenbeck
Springfield
Oscar Schodedinger
Columbus
Allan Dickey
Bellaire
John R. Johnson
Athens
R. K. Landis
Dayton
Alden Graves
Worthington
Robert Lucas
Body of Unidentified Man Found Near Akron
The body of an unidentified man with a crushed skull was found on a roadside three miles north of West Richfield. Authorities believe his head was battered with a crowbar or hammer and found no other injuries, making motorcycle or bikep incident unlikely.
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Akron
U.P
West Richfield
$35,000 Blaze Sweeps Night Club at Warren
A $35,000 fire swept the lower floor of the Hollyhock Gardens night club in Warren. The building, closed since fall, was under renovation for reopening next month. Assistant Fire Chief George Mack cited oil soaked rags as the likely cause and said a man was seen fleeing before an explosion.
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Warren
U.P
Hollyhock Gardens
George Mack
Injuries Fatal to Two Mine Cave In Victims
In Hailey Idaho two of eleven men trapped in a mine cave in at the North Star mine died after rescue efforts by fellow workers. The accident occurred during the night when eighty tons of muck caved in burying the two victims. nine others were buried partially but escaped.
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Hailey
Idaho
U.P
North Star
Two Oregon Towns Razed in Forest Fire Tragedy
In southwestern Oregon, fires wiped out the towns of Bandon and Prosper as eight people were killed and 2,000 homeless. Relief teams, Army trucks, and guards moved to aid survivors and control blazes across 6 000 acres in a swift wind storm.
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Marshfield
Ore
U.P
Oregon
Bandon
Prosper
CCC
Medford
Clarence Martin
T. E. Rilea
Oregon National Guard
Coast Guard
Knox Campaign Opens Three Day Drive in Ohio
Frank M. Knox Republican candidate for vice president will renew his vote drive in Ohio Wednesday with a three day campaign. He will stop in 15 cities including Toledo Deshler Ottawa Lima Sidney Troy Hamilton Cincinnati Blanchester Washington D C Columbus Newark Coshocton Steubenville and Akron. Governor Davey plans a Monday night radio talk and Bricker opens a week with speeches in Sandusky Columbus and Cincinnati.
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Columbus
U.P
Frank M. Knox
Ohio
Toledo
Deshler
Ottawa
Lima
Sidney
Troy
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Blanchester
Washington D. H
Newark
Coshocten
Steubenville
Akron
Davey
John W. Bricker
Sandusky
Franklin County
Knox
Hamilton County
Loot Recovered Thief Goes Free in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri Sam Robinson a druggist and his clerks missed a $50 box on a counter a delivery boy reported a young man in a tan overcoat taking it. Roy Herndon a Negro porter and the boy chased in his car and caught the man who handed back the box and walked away. They were reprimanded for letting him escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.P
Sam Robinson
Roy Herndon
Herndon
Gold Standard Abandoned by Two Countries
Paris reports the French government’s franc devaluation plan facing a cabinet crisis as radicals oppose a wage adjustment, while Holland and Switzerland move toward abandoning the gold standard. Holland embargoes gold exports, Switzerland slashes its franc gold content by a third. markets to close amid currency realignment.
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Paris
U.P
Chamber of Deputies
Holland
Switzerland
Europe
France
Zurich
Amsterdam
Two Die in Flint Gasoline Station Explosion
In Flint Michigan an explosion at a gasoline station operated with General Tire Co offices leveled the site. Two men died and at least 20 were hospitalized with several believed still trapped in debris. firemen searched the ruins after extinguishing the blaze.
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Flint
Mich
U.P
General Tire Co
Court
Harrison Sts
City Water Service To Be Off Tuesday Afternoon
Water will be shut off in the entire city Tuesday between 1 and 2 PM as repairs on a central main near the courthouse are made. C W Gross, service director, announced the outage.
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City Water Service
C. W. Gross
2500 Forced To Flee From Texas Homes In Floods
Central Texas devastation spreads as the Brazos River floods Waco leaving thousands homeless. Guardsmen police the city while several towns report rising rivers and imminent danger. Damage estimates run into millions as weather continues to worsen across the region.
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Waco
Tex
Texas
Brazos
East
Officers Narrow Escape As Raid House Burns
In Cleveland a 200 gallon still exploded as agents led by Col. C. E. Whitney prepared to raid a house. The building, owned by Police Capt. Michael J. Harwood who had been relieved from duty over a related bookmaking case, burned to the ground with the raid narrowly avoiding injury.
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Cleveland
U.P
Col
C. E. Whitney
Michael J. Harwood
Park Superintendent Found Dead in Woods
EAST LIVERPOOLPhysicians said James Hargreaves 50 former city park superintendent died from exposure after a five day search. He vanished last Tuesday and was found by three boys in a woods north of the city. He had previously captained the volunteer fire department and later worked in the floral business.
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East Liverpool
U.P
James Hargreaves
Here
Hargreaves
Ohio State Optometric Association Conference Slated
The Ohio State Optometric Association will hold its three day annual conference in Columbus from October 11 to 13. Mind Your Own Business is the event theme and the gathering will feature meetings, lectures, and professional updates for optometrists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O.P
Ohio State Optometric Association
Sailor Lawrence Simpson Sentenced by Nazi People's Court
The Nazi People's Court in Berlin sentenced Lawrence Simpson of Seattle to three years in prison for treasonable activities tied to Communist associations. He received credit for 14 of 15 months already served pending trial. espionage charges were not sustained.
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Seattle
Berlin
Nazi People’s Court Today
Lawrence Simpson
Reich
Munist
Pri
Simpson
Amthor
Germany
Communist Party In
America
Hamburg
Arother
Ohio University to Advertise Bids for New Men’s Dormitory
The Board of Trustees authorized ads for bids to build the first unit of a new men’s dormitory at an estimated cost of 110000. A 49000 grant from the Public Works Administration was accepted. The 88-bed dorm will echo Memorial Auditorium and Chubb Library, with plans for a quadfronting units on University Terrace, Vears Street, and Poplar Avenue. Initial work covers two sections and inner court entrance.
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PWA
Memorial Auditorium
Chubb
Aix
University Terrace Vears St
Poplar Ave
Hoover
Fall of Toledo Report by United Press Wire Correspondent
United Press war correspondent Webb Miller witnessed rebel forces enter Toledo from hills four miles away. He describes the ruined Alcazar and northern wall, ongoing royalist bombardment, and prison reports of cadet survivals. The loss tightens the Madrid siege and enables Rebel General Jose Varela to threaten three routes to the capital.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Toledo
Alcazar
Jose Varela
Madrid
Varela
Alicante
Ota
Typhoid Epidemic Takes Seven Lives
Typhoid fever deaths at Columbus State Hospital rose to seven with Sunday’s passing of 4 year old Arriv Rainkinen and Mrs Edith Lyons. Both from Franklin County. Fifty other inmates listed.
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Columbus
U.P
Columbus State Horpital
Arriv Rainkinen
Finland
Mra
Edith Lyons
Franklin County
Fall of City Opens Way To Madrid
Rebel headquarters announced the fall of Toledo after heavy casualties among Loyalist cadets at Alcazar. Franco’s forces claimed victory, with 500 militiamen killed and Franco occupying positions between Madrid and Avila. Rebels expected to cut rail lines northeast of Toledo and press toward Madrid.
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Madrid
Talavera
Spain
U.P
Alcazar
Toledo
Francisco Franco
Marie Christine
Avila
Franco
Toedo
Gonzalo Queipo de Liano
Serville
Bilbao
Anarchist
St. Jean de Lux
Toledo- Madrid
Rebbela
Aranjuez
Black Legion Trial Heads to Jury in Poole Slaying Case
Detroit circuit court will hear final arguments from twelve Black Legion defendants in the Charles A Poole kidnaping and slaying trial. The nine men four women jury likely to retire before night. Albert Stevens and John B Vincent await Moynihan’s ruling. In Middletown a cave collapse killed 11 year old Fred Fox and injured three companions.
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Detroit
U.P
Black Legion
Joseph A. Moynihan
Charles A. Poole
WPA
Cas
Albert Stevens
John
Vincent
Moynihan
Middletown
Fred Fox
Insurance men write record $44 million Bay Bridge risk
California and New York insurers are busy this month writing a major and unusual risk on the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge totaling 44 million 990 dollars.
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San Francisco
U.P
California
New York
San Francisco-Oake Land Bay Bridge
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