Vatican Cuts Ties With Madrid. Recognizes Nationalists
The Vatican severed official relations with Madrid and publicly recognized Franco’s Nationalist government in Spain. The church had privately supported the Nationalists while maintaining nominal ties with the Madrid regime.
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Madrid
Government of
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Church
United Press
Vatican City
Catholic Church
Eneralissimo
Francisco Franco
Frante
Pablo Churca
Jails de Zulueta
Dinates
Tad Yen
Zulueta
Trocos Ns
Ican
Lebrando Antontutth
Chaves Il Faires
Astoniati
Nowpostolic
Albania
Thas
Churruca Wag
Rotarians Plan Indoor Fair At State Armory
Rotarians announce plans for an annual indoor fair to be staged at the State Armory in early October. Horton J. Davis again leads the organizing committee aiming to surpass prior fairs. Theo P. Williams spoke on life insurance and annuities at Weld Hotel Corry as Asa G. Stillman joined the club.
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Theo P. Williams
Service Club
State Armory
Horton J. Davis
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Corry
Williams
Howard A. Woods Agency
Pittsburgh
Asa G. Stillman
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association, Inc
Transients released after police check on burglary case
Two transients given release after police checked fingerprints and movements over recent days. Despite hours of investigation, the burglary spree remains unsolved.
Two Missing After Leap From Plane in Panama City
Aug 4 Panama City A Bellanca army aircraft wrecked 60 miles south of David. Search planes report all six army men escaped by parachute. Names include Li T Schoeffeld 28 Pittsburgh Corp C M Brooks 35 Ashland VA N D Hagins 23 Johnstown PA A A Forest 23 Athens GA N C Gill 27 Edanville PA C W Wall 22 Towanda PA Weir Albrook commander said two men not yet found.
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United Press
Panama City
Bellanca
Saltes
David
Li. T. J. Schoeffeld
Pittsburgh
Corporelus C.M. Brooks
Ashland
N. D. Hagins
Johnstown
Murderess moved to jail from hospital in Warren case
Victoria Kasprzyk, charged with murdering her husband by crushing his head, was moved from Corry hospital to Warren County Prison where a sanity test will be ordered by alienists. The court may appoint mental experts as prosecutors push for a verdict, with Kasprzyk arraigned on the murder charge amid ongoing medical treatment and testimony.
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Victoria Kasprzyk
Warren County
Warren
Corry, Hospital
Sony Hospital
John Berdine
Sloan
Report says Mussolini spurned British attack pledge
London reports Premier Bethto Misgollino sought a declaration of support from Fuehrer Adolph Hiller in case Britain attacked, but failed. Telegraph cites foreign circles. links to Chamberlain’s rush to Mussolini for better ties. Lack of clear explanation for Mussolini’s reply.
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London
Bethto Misgollino
Fuehrer
Adolph Hiller
Great Britain
Daily Telegraph
Neville Chamberlain
Mussolini
Miussolini
National GOP condemns Karl Marx doctrines in Moscow drift
New York Aug 4 The National Affairs Committee of the National Republican Committee issued a formal statement outlining guidance for the party. It condemns what it calls the doctrines of Karl Marx as being promoted from Moscow and encouraged in the United States. The item frames party response and concern over ideological influence.
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United Press
NEW York
Naional Affairs Committee
Natonal Republican Committee
Drineinles
Karl Marx
Moscow
Japs Move North China to Remove Party Alliance
United Press dispatch reports Japanese army moves to eradicate Communism and Nationalist forces in North China. Detachments seize and burn images of Chiang Kai-shek and Sun Yat Sen, close Nationalist offices, and order citizens to fly the imperial flag. Police power shifts to Japanese officers in Peiping and Tientsin as Chinese armies halt advances and dig in along a 200 mile front from Machang to Paoting Fu.
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H.R. Ekins
United Press
Shanghai
North China
Japanere
Regnar
Chiang Kai-Shek
Nanking
Sun-Yat Sen
Kuomintang
China
North
Hirohito
Peiping
Tientsin
Ate Trom Machang
Labor Opposes Hookless Plan In Meadville
Wesley Cook of the textile workers organizing committee says the OTO union will challenge the closed shop contract granted to Hookless Pastener by AFL unions. Plant officials and A. of Mi leaders were expected to sign today. George Buldzanl, TWOC regional director, said the case would go to the National Labor Relations Board for a ruling.
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United Press
Meadville
Wesley Cook
Committee For
Industrial Organization
Textile Workers Organizing Committee
OTO Union
American Federation of Labor Unions
Hookless Pastener Company
George Buldzanl
Ansstant
TWOC
Cook
National Labor Relations Board
Kidnapper Surrenders Baby After Threats In Chicago
A man who claimed to be the father of kidnapped 31 month old Donald Horst went to the state attorney’s office in Chicago and, within an hour, surrendered the child. He shouted that he wanted someone to go with them and led authorities and the baby to a hospital, where the infant was returned to the faculty. The suspect provided the names John and Lynly Toga ntisily and Walbert bern ty Mies as part of the incident.
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United Press
Chicago
Donald Horst
State's Attorney’s Office
Wilkie Crawley
Chile
Lmt
West Sles
Tiny
John
Lynly
Walbert Bern
Beaverdam to Receive Power Late This Month
Beaverdam area will gain electric service late this month as the Northwest Pennsylvania Rural Electric Co operative Association completes the connecting line from the Crossin gville section in Crawford County. Crews shift to Steuben burg in Crawford and Erie counties withBeaverdam expected to be energized soon and the program near completion by August 16. The treasurer A D Stainbrook said a firm date could not be set but power should be on in the Beaverdam district by month’s end or early next month.
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Pennsylvania
Ura Lee Tele Co-Operative
Beaverdam
A. D. Stalmbrooi
Co-operative
Saegertown
Stainbrook
Cravford
Steunburg
Crawford
Erie
Stainbrooke Wise
Rush plans for opening public schools in city
Plans for the opening of public schools in the city on September 7 are progressing. Superintendent Dewey said entrants must be six, with birth certificates required. many transfers and changes among elementary teachers will be announced soon as work continues on building improvements and opening preparations.
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Bupbrinterdent
Ralph S. Dewey
Partons
Biwey
Roosevelt Against Chemicals During War Statement Amid Veto
President Roosevelt told Don Stesa in a special message that he is doing everything to discourage the use of gases in any war. He spoke while vetoing a bill to rename the government's chemical warfare service to chemical corps. Clearfield man killed Lynn Tiedgen, 43, died from injuries at Harbison Walter brick plant after being struck by a pulley. In Warren PA a car dragged 40 feet after collision with a railroad freight train. Duncan Overin, 26, killed instantly. Wilford Van Camp, 30, and Henry Wagner, 23, injured.
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Roosevelt
Don Stesa
Senate
Chemical Warfare Service
Chemical Corps
Clearfield
Clearfielid Ps
Lynn ‘Tiedgen
Harbison Walter
lHéwsa
United Prep
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Duncan Overin
Clarendon
Wilford van Camp
Henry ‘Wagner
Olean
N.Y
Complanter Reservation
Wage bill advanced by house
Washington Aug 4 Wongress moved rapidly down the adjourned pathway with both house and senate driving measures on the wage inflation program. Senate Majority Leader Barkley conferred with Roosevelt and White House to report on progress of the legislative program. House leaders worked to streamline committee action and expedite wage bills toward debate in the House.
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United Press
Washington
Wongress
House
Senate
Athen W. Barkley
Os Roosevelt US
White House
Iran
House Hoor
House Labor Committee
New Features Arranged For Band Concert At Ube City Park
Comry's fast growing band plans a bi weekly concert at Ube City Park Lis evening at 8 o clock. Vocalist May assists with Blue Hawaii. Program includes March Golden Flyer Overture Troubadour Basin Street Blues Spanish serenade and The Star Spangled Banner conducted by L V Thorngood.
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Ube City Park
Duar May
Vocaliat
A. Myers Foxtut
Basin Street Bites
Spercer
Willams
Marth
the Goldman Band
Yeadlen
March
Commander-In-Cher
Losey
Oxtrot
Biun Hawaii
Muurd May
Voyattist
Chas Guavi
Loskaggs
Lavp
Levollon
James J
Johnson Sebelion
L. V 'Thorngood Trumpelle
Rely City
Stephen Adis
Mika Waller
The
Bizlow
Overture
Komet B
Gruenfelter
Winale
Guard Quins as 1 BECOMES IL
Callander Ontario Aug 4 Precautions against contact with the Dionne quintuplets were stepped up after Emilie third oldest was diagnosed with a respiratory infection Dr Allan Roy Dafoe attended the birth of the five girls and summoned Dr Allan Brown a pediatric disease specialist to confirm the diagnosis and advise isolation at least until week end The infection did not seem particularly serious but Brown would investigate further and report.
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United Press
Callander
Emilie
Allan Roy Dafoe
Farmhoma
Allan Brown
Dafoe
Brown
Philadelphia Faces Food Shortage Amid Strike Turmoil
Philadelphia declares a state of emergency as 8 000 city truck drivers threaten a general strike. Mayor Wilson mobilizes police, bans street gatherings, and stationing surge units to protect food warehouses and bridges. Contract drivers from a major tea company resume service after a call off.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Great Atlantic and Pacific ‘Tea Company
S. Davis Wilson
Umigh Sexuers
Atrite Watw
Enayor Wilson
Matty
Park Guardy
Raybur Plaza
City Hall
Ity
Phe Atrike
Ionce
Glo Leeds
Vera
Willie
Obi Lal Syedputiy Wattatin Devers
Great Atlin
Wid
Pavlity Vera Company
Lucie
P U C speed permit sought for sewer under tracks
Municipal authorities seek PUC permission to bore under the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks east of Maple Avenue as storm damage spurs construction. The city and railroad have pressed the commission for weeks to avoid delay while work on the sewer advances from the tower end toward the Mucks area. About 1,800 feet of the 4,000-foot project is complete as Mill Street right of way negotiations with property owners continue, with an agreement expected soon and crosswise paths under Stewart or Peake properties being discussed.
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Conmminston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Maplevenue
Mill Street
Stewart
Peake
Hold Pair in Numbers Racketeering in Erie City
Erie City Aug 4 Two men were held for a hearing before an alderman after a numbers raid. Robert Slater 1 and Arthur Ginter 82 were charged with selling numbers and operating a numbers racket in a case tied to a local syndicate run by Slater and his brothers.
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Erie City
Erl
Robert Slater
Arthur Ginter
Slater
Wail
Woman admits child not son in Chicago case
A Chicago woman, Adyne Hurst, confessed the baby she claimed was her son is not biologically hers. She described the infant as a boy she raised since birth, but investigators say the true parentage remains unresolved as neighbors reported a tense scene and the case extends to the next page.
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United Press
Chicago
Hurst
Hay the
Chili
Bertey Thay Faye
NHL
Ranger Holds Big Lead In Third Race
In the America's Cup third contest Ranger built a commanding margin mid race as Sopwith's Endeavour pursued, with Ranger turning the final lap well ahead of the field amid a dramatic outward leg and midrace surge.
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Ranger
Vanderbilt
T. O M
Sopwith
Endeavour
Stanford Hose Co Picnic Sunday at Pope Grove
Members of the Stanford Hose Company are invited to attend the summer picnic at Pope Grove southeast of the city next Sunday August 8. A large turnout is expected with mushball, horseshoes and other diversions arranged and plenty of snacks provided.
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Pope’ Grove
Doutheast
Aurual
Mushball
Noreshoes
Ben
Stamien
Jorge
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