Sharp Vatican rebuke warned for Father Coughlin attacks
Vatican prelates said a stronger warning for Father Charles Coughlin may follow Osservatore Romano after he again attacked President Roosevelt. Coughlin claimed Roosevelt opposes God and favored violence, spurring officials to note Vatican disapproval and possible further action from papal authorities.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Charles E. Coughlin
Osservatore Romano
Detroit
Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Father Coughlin
Osservatore
Mr. Roosevelt
Coughlin warns ballots might be used to resist dictator
In a Philadelphia stop Coughlin urged using ballots if a dictator nullifies them, denouncing Roosevelt as anti God and radical. He attacked farm policy, pledged to oppose Roosevelt and the Democratic Party while denouncing communist votes as unacceptable.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Roosevelt
America
Democratic Party
Free Plans To Use Graft Evidence For Recall Proceedings
Sioux City report notes Fred Free, former special assistant attorney general, plans to use collected graft evidence to start recall proceedings against officials he can prove neglected their sworn duty. The grand jury graft probe was abandoned after forty eight indictments.
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Sioux City
Fred Free
Ways To Escape Earth Without Leaving Home
The piece argues books and literature offer inner escape from daily drudgery. It likens reading to a magic carpet and notes love and religion can lift the soul, providing renewal and security against dull care.
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Earth
Robert Frost
Cyrano de Bergerac
Reed's Address Delayed for Texas Campaign
Former Senator James A. Reed of Missouri has been drafted to open the Jeffersonian campaign in Texas. His Cedar Rapids address, set for Oct 1 at the Memorial building, is postponed to mid October as he finishes engagements in New York and New Jersey.
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James A. Reed
Kansas City
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Building
Reed
New York
New Jersey
Townsend charges gag rule on radio in Chicago
Dr Francis Townsend says he was refused chance to discuss politics on Chicago radio and cancels WENR time. He plans Mexico broadcasting and cites demands to remove political references, including mentions of the President, as political pressure from Democratic headquarters and fear of the federal radio commission.
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Chicago
Francis E. Townsend
Mexico
WENR
Roosevelt
Federal Radio Commission
Japanese Seek to Extend Rule in North China
Japan proposes a Sino Japanese front against communism in North China and asks to clarify the Chahar Hopei council status while deploying advisers to revise anti Japanese education. The move includes economic cooperation and tariff revision amid fears of a broader Japanese influence. Shanghai police and international forces monitor the situation as Kwagoe negotiates with Foreign Minister Chang Chun.
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North
China
Shanghai
INS
Japan
Hongkew
Chapei
Nippon
Nanking
Shigeru Kwagoe
Chahar
Hopei
Soviet
Russia
International City
Kwagoe
Chang Chun
Shanghai Bund
Bluejacket
International Settlement
United States Marines
Volunteer Corps of the
O Connor Seeks Gibson Appeal To Governor Herring
Des Moines Iowa Attorney General Edward L O Connor says the best course for George Gibson who has served ten years of a life term for a murder confessed by another man would be an appeal to Governor Clyde L Herring If the governor finds after investigation that Harry Dilley killed Sheriff Franks Collings of Creston Gibson could be pardoned and freed My office would aid investigation if requested
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Des Moines
Edward L. O’connor
George Gibson
Clyde L. Herring
Harry Dilley
Frank Collings
Creston
Gibson
O’connor
Mrs Roosevelt Heads to New York City
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt recovered from illness and left Friday for New York.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
New York
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Generals Post Wives As Bonds Of Allegiance
The report describes a pledge between Franco and Aranda reflected by their wives, Senora Franco in Oviedo and Senora Aranda in Tetuan, Morocco. The arrangement binds northern and southern rebel leaders to mutual support during the revolt beginning in July.
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Sama DE Langreo
Toledo
INL
Francisco Franco
Manuel Aranda
Oviedo
Senora Franco
Senora Aranda
Tetuan
Morocco
Franco
Col. Aranda
May Call French Parliament to End New Gold Crisis
Washington sources in government fiscal circles said the United States may withdraw intermittent financial support for the French franc and let the currency find its own level. Withdrawal would press the French government to devalue the franc or abandon the gold standard.
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Washington
United States
French Parliament Likely Called To Tighten Gold Rules
Paris reports French Parliament may convene Monday or Tuesday to pass gold protection laws. Louis Malvy urged action as the cabinet handled monetary issues. A major gold shipment of 360 million francs was sent to the United States, with 300 million moved by rail to Cherbourg and the rest by road. A 33 percent tax on gold exports was proposed.
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Paris
Louis Malvy
Cherbourg
Deutschland
United States
Radio talk conflict avoided by Al Smith
President Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith will not be air rivals on Oct. 1 as Smith changes his radio schedule to avoid conflicting with the President. Smith said he would begin at 9:30 p.m. and broadcast for one hour to ensure a nation wide audience.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
INS
Marvin H. McIntyre
Roosevelt
White House
al Smith
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
S. Mee Smith
Roosevelt Opens Campaign with Six Speeches Planned
President Roosevelt announced a six speech Western and Eastern campaign sweep for re election. He will start next week with four rear platform appearances in West Virginia and Pennsylvania ending Oct 2. Speeches include Syracuse Elkins Jersey City and Long Island City with Denver Omaha Chicago and other cities discussed for later October.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
White House
Roosevelt
Far West
Middle West
East
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Syracuse University
Elkins
W. Va
Davis-Elkins College
Pittsburgh
Jersey City
N. J
Long Island City
Queens-Midtown
New York City
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Buffalo
Albany
Rochester
Springfield
Worcester
Mass
Madison Square Garden
New York
Garner
Hull
Roper
Cummings
James A. Farley
National Committee
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Farley
Canada Removes Tariff On Argentine Corn
Ottawa Canada United Press says Argentina corn will enter Canada duty free until year end. Minister J L Ilsley announced the move citing light corn production in Canada and the United States and the usual 20 percent tariff was suspended.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
J. L. Ilsley
National Revenue
United States
Sister Aimee and Roberta clash over Angelus Temple radio control
Los Angeles reports a feud between evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson and her daughter Roberta Semple over management of Angelus Temple radio programs. Roberta threatens legal action if her mother enlists new business manager Giles Knight as a station dictator. McPherson fires lawyer Jacob Moidel after a dispute.
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Los Angeles
Roberta Semple
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Roberta
Miss Semple
Echo Park Evangelistic Association
Mrs. McPherson
Temple
Wallace Plans Five Midwest Speeches Next Week
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace will deliver a nationwide radio address Friday night from Washington beginning at 8 45 p m CST. The fifteen minute talk replies to Alf Landon's Des Moines farm speech given Tuesday night as Wallace campaigns against Landon's agricultural policies.
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Washington
Alf M. Landon
Henry A. Wallace
Des Moines
Wallace
Columbia
Wallace to tour farm talks in midwest cities
Secretary Wallace announced five farm speeches in the midwest discussing Governor Landon’s farm views. The tour includes Aurora Illinois Davenport Beatrice Pierson Decorah and a Kiwanis co operative elevator dedication with events from Sept 29 to Oct 3.
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Washington
Wallace
New York City
Landon
Middle West
Aurora
Davenport
Iowa
Beatrice
Neb
Kiwanis Club
Pierson
Decorah
Biermann
Temperature Rallies After Drop To 4
Temperatures rose in Cedar Rapids Friday after frost neared Thursday night. The day opened with a 44 degree midnight low and climbed to 71 by mid afternoon, with earlier peaks at 65 in the afternoon and 50 and 65 observed in the morning. Chambers Inskeep provides the times.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers
Moscrip Praises Landon After Minneapolis Talk
William Moscrip, longtime Minnesota livestock leader, extols Gov Alf Landon after a Minneapolis interview. He calls Landon sincere on farm pledges and equipped to aid dairy and livestock interests, saying his knowledge reassures farmers and warrants broad support. Moscrip leads the Twin City Milk Producers and serves on state fair and Holstein-Friesian boards.
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Minneapolis
William Moscrip
Minnesota Livestock Breeders Association
Alf Landon
Moscrip
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Landon
Kansas
Twin-City Milk Producers Association
Minnesota
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Landon Extends Lead in Digest Poll Across States
In the Literary Digest poll Landon leads Roosevelt 3 to 2 with 500,000 votes counted from 21 states. Roosevelt has 185,495 votes to Landon’s 293,972. Lemke has 19,632. Early California returns show Landon ahead 17,006 to 16,018 with Lemke at 1,053, while Roosevelt dominates Alabama Florida and Georgia. Kansas and Nebraska show mixed gains for Landon, with Colorado also backing him.
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New York
Landon
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
William Lemke
California
London
Mr. Roosevelt
Lemke
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
North Dakota
Arkansas
Mississippi
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Texas
Iowa
Dann
Landon cites boost in U S farm imports in Wisconsin rally
Governor Alf M. Landon criticized the New Deal for harming U S farm markets in Eau Claire Wisconsin as he toured with party leaders driving the point that reciprocal trade agreements waste federal funds and erode home markets He praised Wisconsin farmers for their insistence on sane management and efficient duties while highlighting meat and dairy export losses to foreign markets and cheese trade concerns during his campaign swing through the state
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Landon
Oshkosh, Wis
Alf M. Landon
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Badger State
Edward J. Lamp
Madison
State
Republican Committee
Pierpont Wood
Janesville
John B. Chapple
Ashland
United States
Morgan Murphy
Bruce Gay
John
Dan Wallace
Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Landon campaigns in Minneapolis denounces reciprocity tariff pact
Gov. Alf M. Landon spoke to a cheering Minneapolis crowd denouncing the New Deal reciprocity tariff agreement. He pledged to protect the American market for farmers and said Republicans will trade in producers' interests. He planned additional talks along his Wisconsin swing before Milwaukee address.
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Minneapolis
Alf M. Landon
la Follette Progressivism
New Deal
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Blackpepe
Republican Party
Room registry helps place visitors in Cedar Rapids
The YWCA runs a room registry listing women in Cedar Rapids where to stay. A YWCA secretary registers rooms in hotels and dormitories and last year 150 girls and women, new to the city, were matched with desirable rooms.
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Cedar Rapids
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