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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1936

Page

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Hitler Asks Britain If Nations Planning Another Stresa Front

London reports that Hitler has directly pressed Britain to state whether European powers intend to restore the Stresa front against Germany. He seeks Britain’s stance on sanctions against Italy, the Arab East crisis, and Czechoslovakia’s position amid its Russo alliance, as he deliberates Germany’s next moves.

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Bachmann Claims Borah Delegates From West Virginia

Carli G. Bachmann former U S representative and Borah campaign manager says 23 West Virginia delegates will back Borah at the Republican national convention. He notes Pennsylvania signers indicated support for Borah as the popular choice and would back him in Cleveland.

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Guffey Ruling Awaited Today

News briefs report awaiting Supreme Court action on Guffey case involving New Deal laws, PWA hydroelectric projects, and potential impacts on price fixing, regulatory changes, and hours in the soft coal industry amid a recess and possible deferment of decision.

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Escaped Convict Beavers Each Jumps From Cover

In McAlester Oklahoma on May 1 a highly trained tracking dog and posse pursued Claude Beavers, a ringleader of an escape from Oklahoma's penitentiary. Beavers, one of three prisoners still at large, fled into thick brush after a sharp chase, prompting renewed manhunt efforts and the use of a muzzle on the dog in hopes of restraining it amid the rugged hunt through the mountains.

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Hastings Attacks FDR Figures Over Economic Claims

Senator Hastings assailed President Roosevelt's fiscal estimates and economic theories, accusing the chief executive of a deliberate effort to confuse and mislead. He called Republican charges that New Deal and federal agencies run propaganda at public expense part of a broader political fight amid upcoming conventions and delegate selections.

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Tabor Renews Jobs Appeal to Boost Employment

The American Federation of Labor renews a joint appeal to government and business for cooperation to accelerate reemployment. The survey notes that while business recovery nears 72 percent, unemployment lags, with about 2.85 million jobless still unback at work across all industries.

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Sermon on Christ's Passion at Mabscot Revival

Rev. JL Fineout of Mabscot's First Baptist preached on the soul's eternity from Genesis and Luke texts at the Charleston Gospel Center revival. He argued the soul is a divine creation by God, eternal and distinct from the body, with salvation through Christ. He urged faith as essential and noted the resurrection and afterlife.

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Hindenburg Battles Strong Jail Bombed Winds in Palestine

New York May 1 The Hindenburg faced heavy winds on its Atlantic crossing and diverted south to avoid storms before expected arrival at Lakehurst New Jersey. The airship carried seven Americans and other passengers from Frankfurt, Germany. Dr Eckener said work kept him home and denied rift with the Nazi regime. Passengers listed include Kenneth Banta and others from New York and Denver.

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Jersey Primary Holds Interest In New Jersey Election

The primary amid a large field of candidates features Gov. Allen. Landon and Roosevelt hold key positions. Voter activity focuses on party lines, with delegates pledged at the state convention and a tense battle over preferred candidates. The Bolivian situation and regional conflicts loom in international context as party leaders weigh strategies.

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Mystery Plane Sought in Sky Near New York

Reported May 17 describes a mystery aircraft pursued by Canadian and U S authorities after an unidentified two seater biplane allegedly escaped from LaGuardia. A journalist or observer named Kafka attempted to question the pilot before losing grip and falling. investigators caution on the taxi’s simultaneous arrival and rapid disappearance.

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Italians Execute Ethiopian Giant

Addis Ababa reports that a seven foot Ethiopian native, once an envoy to Haile Selassie, was executed on orders linked to the British security tribunal. Corriere d'Ethiopia and other correspondents were expelled, amid Italian claims of espionage and anti Italian activities.

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Six Lepers Rampage Across Islands Killing Seven

Manila reports lepers from Culigna land colony escape by boat and terrorize Palawan and nearby islands. They kill four fishermen and three others on Kalumpang while robbing Chinese stores. The group travels about 40 miles to Palawan, among a 3000‑plus segregated community on Culion island.

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Noted Zionist Founder Dies

Dr Nahum Sokolow a founder and longtime Zionist leader dies in London at 74. Known as the ambassador of Zionism he shaped support for a Jewish homeland, serving as a vice president of the world Zionist organization. His death comes as tensions rise in Palestine with conflicts between Arabs and Jewish settlers.

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Tax Bill Compromise Talks Intensify In Senate

In Washington, Senate finance leaders push to resolve tax bill dispute as cabinet members weigh whether to retain a flat corporate tax with a surtax on undistributed profits or revert to higher rates. Debate centers on holding company taxes and the balance of personal versus corporate levies ahead of adjournment.

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Former Illinois Governor Len Small Dies in Hospital

Former Illinois governor Len Small, who led the state from 1921 to 1929, died suddenly at St Marys Hospital in Kankakee after a minor operation. He was 73, had been recovering at the hospital for a week, and was chatting with his two sons Leslie and Budd when the embolism caused a fatal blood clot. He had recently lost the Republican nomination to Wayland Brooks and was reportedly content with some aspects of the election.

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Arctic Dictator Placed on Trial in Wrangel Island Case

Moscow report details the trial of Wrangel Island figures charged with starving Eskimos and murder during a 1934 polar expedition. Prosecutor Vyshinsky outlines a detention camp regime and forced dog-sled labor, with Semenchuk, Startsev, and other station staff named in the proceedings.

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Townsend Caravan Arrives In Capital With Petitions

A 43-person caravan with three truckloads of petitions from Los Angeles arrived in Washington to urge Congress to enact the Townsend old age pension plan. Dr Townsend will attend a ceremony at the Grant Monument and testify before a House subcommittee next week as lawmakers anticipate a slow June adjournment.

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Turnpike protest turns violent at Cob Li rally

Police report clash as demonstrators confront officers near Cob Li during a regional rail protest. Officials say several arrests were made amid teargas and blocked intersections. Local organizers condemn violence and call for de escalations.

25 Persons Rescued From Sinking Boat Near Delaware Bay

The S. K. Parks sank in 19 feet of water off Fortescue New Jersey two miles from shore. One man drowned, another missing, more than 24 rescued from a Philadelphia fishing party. Florence and three other boats aided, with ten treated by physicians aboard.

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