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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1936

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Fox Riley Named For State High Tribunal By Party

In Clarksburg on August 9 the Democratic convention nominated Tax Commissioner Fred L. Fox of Sultan and James B. Riley of Wheeling for the state supreme court. The vote swung to Riley on the second ballot after Fox led on the first. Walter Ross of Bluefield and Riley were the main contenders with Hoss switching to Riley on the final tally. The platform promised continued economy and extended road building while reaffirming present tax principles.

Clarksburg Fred L. Fox James EB. Riley Wheeling State Supreme Court Fox Riley Walter ¥. Ross Bluefield State Roane, Cabell Braxton County Hoss James B. Niley Fairmont National Bituminous Coal Commission Kump Ote Kuma Sultan D. H. Hill Arnold Elkins Frank C. Haymond A. D. Preston Beckley George W. McCauley Moorefield James B. Riley Walter Virall Ross Grover C. Worrell Pineville Wnt NM

Propaganda Hit In Neely Talk at Democratic Meet

RKSBURG August gathering hears United States Senator M. M. Neely condemn propaganda about Democratic administrations and spending. He contrasts Hoover prosperity with Roosevelt era gains, urging continued prosperity by reelecting Roosevelt and citing restored title deeds since March 4, 1933.

Rksburg Aug United States M. M. Neely Hoover Roosevelt Guy Kump Franklin Roosevelt

Holt Declares Needs of Day Must Be Met

Attorney General Homer A Halt urged readiness for adjustments in state policies while promising to guide changes as needed. Speaking at the Democratic judicial convention in Clarksburg he described a liberal yet constitutional approach and stressed officials are servants. He said West Virginia should adapt to post depression conditions and rising prosperity.

Clarksburg Homer A. Halt West Virginia Ous

Kidnaped Dutch EurAsian Girl Tied to Drug Ring

Los Angeles frenzied search for Marie Wendt, a Dutch-Eurasian woman held by customs in a hotel room. Investigators pursue an international dope smuggling ring amid accusations she aided heroin importation and faces claims of being a tool in the underworld.

Los Angeles Gemen Marie Wendt Customs John AW. Hanson Federal Bureau of Investigation Alfred A. Cohn Department of Justice David McFarlane Special Customs United States Colin

Distress Call From City of Memphis Crash Heard In St Louis

Amateur radio operator heard voice asking for an emergency landing and field lights shortly before the City of Memphis crash near Lambert Field. Eight people died. the source plane is unconfirmed but thought to be the Chicago and Southern liner. Investigators questioned at the airport administration building as the inquiry continues.

St, Louis City of Memphis Bureau of Air Commerce Ewing St. Louis County Trecelve Lambert-St. Louis Municipirport Bulding Dennis Milhigan Department of pMme Free

Plan Boulevard Along Kanawha From Malden To Dunbar

West Side Business Men's association drafts a comprehensive plan to run a continuous Kanawha river boulevard from Malden through Charleston to Dunbar. The plan arises from a federal project idea including Elk River bridge and street improvements. Pettry leads a committee studying the road's path along the riverbank south of the New York Central tracks.

Kanawha Malden Charleston Dunbar West Side Phin Pod Reid Washington Street Boulevard

Boone Certifies GOP Delegates for State Convention

Chairman C E Byam of the Republican state committee certified 1 728 delegates to the state convention at Huntington August 13 and 14. Boone expects 3 000 to 4 000 attendees. Frank Knox and Mrs Worthington Scranton will speak. Kanawha county contributes 177 delegates, the most in the state, based on one delegate per 200 votes for governor in 1932.

C. E. Byam Republican State Committee Huntington Auegust Boone

Hollywood Diary Revelations Spark Custody Fight

Hollywood rushes to a new chapter as Mary Astor seeks custody of her daughter Marilyn and an annulment from Dr. Franklyn Thorpe. The diary lists top lovers and promises sensational court drama amid a blaze of celebrity speculation and legal maneuvering.

Los Angeles Aug Glamour Hollywood Nation Plaza Mary Astor Franklyn ‘“Sharpe Hollywood Society Mary Thorpe George S. Kaufman Miss Astor Dr. Thorpe Marilyn Miss Astorios Gloria Vanderbilt Jenal Battery

Grasshopper Ruins Vacation Trip In Grand Island

A Dorchester Massachusetts family suffered a disrupted vacation when a grasshopper leaped into their car in Grand Island Nebraska. Mrs Flynn reported the incident to police after a purse containing 180 dollars fell from the vehicle and required assistance to return home.

Grand Island

Delicatessen Robbery Reported With Odd Beard Clue

Chicago police reviewed a side show stickup at a local delicatessen where Mario Fan described the robber as wearing an obviously talkely beard. The suspect fled with 835 dollars as a lookout noted a faint glimpse, leaving Fan surprised by the mismatch between expectation and crime.

Chicago Mario Fan Fa Iza

Itt Prosecutor For Defense In Oak Park

Village Prosecutor Clarence A Willard faced traffic violator cases in Justice Martin McGrath s court. He argued for both sides, sought leniency, and escaped with a $2 fine for overtime packing.

Oak Park Clarence A. Willard Martin McGrath

Heavy meal prompts emergency stomach removal in Litchfield

John Bauer, a 63 year old farmer from New Douglas, arrived at Litchfield hospital complaining of stomach trouble. Dr L G Allen performed surgery and removed from Bauer's stomach items including nails, glass, tacks, wire and tine indicating ingestion of foreign objects.

Litchfield, UL John Bauer New Douglas Litchfield Hospital L. G. Allen Bayer

Campaign Road Drive Signals Shift From Party Loyalty

The unusual presidential race grows as candidates hit the road. Anti Roosevelt Democrats hesitate to endorse the Republican ticket while repudiating the New Deal, showing campaigns focusing on issues over party loyalty. The nonpartisan league gathers delegates to plan action aimed at reelection of Roosevelt, while the American Liberty League remains outspoken against the administration.

Washington Aug George L. Berry Roosevelt Landon American Liberty League Alfred = E Smith

Zioncheck Seen As Jekyll and Hyde By Friends

Washington congressman Zioncheck’s death stunned Seattle as friends described a split personality, “Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde,” while federal and county investigators probe the fatal fall from a office building. Once a bright, thoughtful advocate for workers, he also lived as a lively, publicity loving figure who stirred public life before his collapse.

Seattle Wash Washington Marion A. Zioncheck Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde Ziancheca Zoncheck Aise Zinneherk Owen

Hindenburg Passengers Enjoy Dramatic Shore Flight

The Zep pelin Hindenburg ferried passengers near LAREHURST and Jersey coast after wind issues prevented a proper dock. Captain Lehmann piloted to a safe area, giving guests, including Douglas Fairbanks and Max Schmeling, a rare aerial harbor view of Washington and Baltimore on the voyage.

Larehurst N. of Hindenburg Ernest Dehmann Naval Field Jersey Mr. and Douglas Fairbanks Max Schmeling Lehmann Washington Baltimore Page & Port

Hitler Orders Evacuation Of Nazis In Madrid

Madrid dispatch reports Adolf Hitler ordering the immediate air evacuation of all 2,600 Germans in Madrid as Spain's civil war heightens tensions. Radical government decrees suspend parliament and seize industries. Fear of attacks grows with insurgent forces nearby and reports of foreign fatalities.

Hitler Madrid Karl H. von Wiegand U.S Paris Adolf Hitler Spain Miguel Cabanellos Burgos

Prosperity Here Says U S Palates Rise With Demand

A New York dispatch reports that American dining habits show higher spending and refined tastes as patrons seek pricier items and better dining atmosphere. After 1933, diners increasingly reject cheap fare, with restaurants, dining cars, and hotels noting stronger patronage and fussy expectations amid post prohibition recovery.

New York Rese Cary WSU American Hotel Association

Knox Seeks Landon as Recovery Manager in Indiana Rally

Col. Frank Knox declared the United States government under the New Deal the worst managed business and offered Gov. Alfred M. Landon to restore prosperity. Addressing the Indiana Republican rally, Knox outlined campaign aims including liberating business and agriculture from government restraint and critiqued NRA and AAA impacts.

Connersville Ind United States Frank Knox Alfred M. Landon Indiana Gay London NRA AAA Col Knox

Safety car broadcast mishap at repair shop

In Waveriull Mart Ang 5, a safety car used by police to broadcast tips to motorists and pedestrians was in the repair shop today. It collided with a small truck while an officer was delivering his safety talk.

Waveriuill Mart. Ang

Graphic Eye-Witness Tale From Spanish Civil War Front

An eye witness reports on Guadarrama battlefield scenes in the Spanish conflict. He describes shell scarred front lines, hospitals run by Ted Cross surgeons, Madrid capital defense under Segovia fire, and the courage of government troops amid heavy casualties. Wounded soldiers, ambulance convoys, and a vivid account of frontline endurance and suffering emerge from the mountain war zone.

U.P. Kneblaugh Guadarrama Spain Ted Cross Segov Madrid el Escorial Hospital

Mussolini Protests Italian Citizens’ Killings in Barcelona

Premier Mussolini formally protests to the radical Spanish government over alleged killings of three Italian subjects in Barcelona. Italy shows readiness to back the protest with possible actions, including bombing planes from Sardinia and marines from a naval squadron if needed. The démarche was delivered through Foreign Minister Count Ciano to Madrid.

Grameda Spain Mussolini Jose Girol Francisco Franco Madrid Franco Iself Rome Ang Barcelona Sardinia Bur Eclane Guerin Clano We Duce Gatleaza Clano Italy

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Tax Commissioner Holt Neely Talk Girl Coast Russell Mossman Lefty New Orleans Carlier Iights Iss Lambert St Lows Plan G.O.P Mareisi Jone Lone Grasshopper Liberty League Zioncheck Jekyll, Hyde Corl Zep Capital Selimeline Fairbanks France England Germany Portugal Russia Council of Ministers Quai Dorsay Ialy Staums Munique Quai Dorany Hnly Giral Emilio Mola Barccelona Mitler Gil Robles Fells
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