Love Sixth to Enter ater Council and City Race
John E. Love, completing twelve years on the Boars of Education, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for City Council subject to the September primary. He would leave the school board when his term ends this fall. He is joined by Stanley H. Nichols and Dr. Merle Amy in the GOP race, with Democrats Freni L. Heath Jani O. Howard and Fred J. Weaver vying for the nomination.
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John E. Love
Boas of Education
Second Ward
Love
Corry
Board of Education
Stanley H. Nichols
Merle Amy
Tims
Freni L. Heath
Jani O. Howard
Fred J. Weaver
Frank W. Parsons
Frank Westley
Sihe
D. A. Hillstrom
M. L. Brown
J. B. Love
Mr. Love
Measure Faces Stiff Journey Through Senate
United Press reports the House approved a 250 million tax the rich bill to carry out President Roosevelt's program against wealth concentration by a 282 to 0 vote. The measure would raise inheritance and gift taxes, hike top income taxes, and introduce a new graduated corporate tax with a high rate. The bill now goes to the Senate as lawmakers seek adjournment by August 25.
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United Press
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Korma
Ways and Means Committee
Nazis Mark Enemies in Goebbels Speech at Meeting
Berlin reports indicate Propaganda Minister Goebbels warned of extending Nazism against Jews Catholics and Stahlhelm. He listed three domestic aims including enforcing Jewish Aryan marriage restrictions and dissolving the Stahlhelm while suppressing Catholic and socialist opposition.
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United Press
Berlin
Fsrit
Germany
Paul Joseph Coebbels
Propaganda and Public Enlightenment
Easen
Goebbels
Adolf Hitler
Steel Helmet
Rhode Island Special Election Tests Roosevelt Support
Rhode Island voters head to the polls in a first district special election to fill the vacancy of Francis B. Condon who left the state Supreme Court bench. Democratic treasurer Antonia Prince runs as a 100 percent New Deal pledged to back Roosevelt, against Republican Charles F. Risk, a lawyer and former district judge. Condon won his last election by a large plurality.
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United Press
Providence
R. 1
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
NRA
Francis B. Condon
Supreme Court
Antonia Prince
Charles F. Risk
Condon
Steel production hits highest since March with AI at 46 percent
New York Aug 5 The American Iron and Steel Institute reports steel output this week at the highest rate since March 25 with an operating level of 46 percent. The rate rose 2 points or 4.5 percent from the prior week, the fifth straight advance after the Fourth of July holiday. One month ago capacity usage was 85.8 percent and a year ago 25.8 percent.
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United Press New York
American Tron & Steel Institute
Bus and Truck Regulation Bill Sent to Roosevelt
The Senate today accepted House amendments to the bus and truck regulation bill and forwarded the measure to President Roosevelt for signature. The action follows approval in the House and marks the final step before enactment into law.
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White House
United Press
Washington
House
Roosevelt
Russian fliers to make another try at dangerous flight
Moscow August 5 aviation authorities said a new 5900 mile night flight to San Francisco via the North Pole would be attempted. The three aviators who broke off Saturday near the Barents Sea due to an oil leak were at a Leningrad airport. Weather conditions permitting, they will begin again in the hopes of completing the perilous journey.
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Wea Enmy Eco
Moscow
Socom
San Francisco
North Pole
Barents
Leningrad
Battle Over Utility Bill Narrows to Death Sentence Clash
Washington Aug 5 The administration pressed to break a month long conference deadlock over a utility holding company bill. Senate and House conferees failed to agree on the death sentence clause with Wheeler returning from a weekend session and Roosevelt’s support presumed. Neither side indicated retreat on the controversial provision.
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Wheeler
Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
Ulity Holding Company
Wheeler-Rayburn Wl Senten
Senate
Congress
House
Benjamin Cohen
Administration
White
Erie County Tuberculosis Drive Promotes School Examinations
Under Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Association, a Curtis Publications magazine sales and telephone canvass campaign will launch Wednesday to raise funds. Representatives Emma Koenke and Bertrive My will handle soliciting with no money collected on site, and all payments go through Western Union or mail to the county association. Proceeds will fund tuberculosis examinations for city school children at an early date, Secretary J Kenneth Winter said.
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Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Ass
J. Kenneth Winter
Ad ‘Tuberculosis Association
Curtis Publications
Curtis Company
Emma Koenke
Bettrive
Western Union
Eheci
Erie County Association
Winter
Byrns Sees Slim Chance for Early Congressional Adjournment
Speaker Joseph W. Byrns surveyed the legislative scene and warned that there is little likelihood Congress will adjourn before September 1. He commented on the hurdles facing swift action and noted the tense mood in Washington during the August session.
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Byrns
United Press
Washington
Joseph W. Byrns
Congress
Harmony slate fails Pittsburgh open primary vow
August 5 reports Harmony County Republican organization declares an open primary after state committee fails to form a slate. The baffled committee could not create a cohesive slate and the party moves to an open contest, signaling internal discord and procedural uncertainty ahead of primaries.
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Harmony
Pittsburgh
Todal
Emperor Haile Selassie Telegraphed Peace Efforts
Geneva, Aug 5. Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia telegraphed the League of Nations praising efforts to reach a pacific and equitable solution to the Italy dispute. He expressed resolve to maintain peace and thanked League members for support while noting Italy voted for the council resolution.
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Haile Selassie
Italy
Pléss Geneva
Haile Selassie I
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Sound
League
Five insane fugitives hunted across central Missouri
Fulton, Mo. August 5 state highway patrol and local officers press a wide search for five criminally insane inmates who fled the state asylum. Among them is a killer. The escape followed a night assault on keepers and abductions. The group fled south on foot after seizing keys and changing to street clothing.
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United Press
Fulton
Missouri
Edward Marcum
Paul E. McCormick
George B. Rogers
William Smith
Oliver Hamilton
McCormick
Marcum
Henry St. Johns
St.Johns
Butler man stabbed at picnic near Butler
Genee Blorio of Butler suffered stab wounds to the neck and was reported in serious condition at Butler County Memorial Hospital. He was attacked while attending a picnic at Herman, seven miles north of Butler, yesterday. State police are seeking Joseph Mariotti of Butler as the alleged assailant.
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Ty Ween
Eevee Butler
Genee Blorio
Butler
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Lorio
Herman Pa
Joseph Mariotti
Bloko
Storm detours PRR trains through city
Storm and floods disrupted railroad service across the region. Seven PRR trains including the Manhattan and Broadway Limited were routed via the Renovo division from Harrisburg to Williamsport and Erie, then to Crestline Ohio, delaying service twelve to fourteen hours. The washouts erased four tracks, created telegraph and facility needs, and caused two fatalities and widespread damage in Westmoreland and adjacent valleys.
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Manhattan and Broadway Limited
Pennsyvania Railroad
Greensburg
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Erie
New York Central
Crestline
Ohio
PRR
Renovo
Westmoreland Gewity
Imer
Martial Law Proclaimed as Greek Uprising Flourishes
In Crete the government imposes martial law to quell a revolt that began among workers and drew Venizelist support. Police and troops clash with strikers in Candia, injuring about fifty as thousands demand higher wages and seize pistols from a gunsmith.
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Crete
United Press
Athens
Greece
Ptay
Candina
Aimit
I Candia
Gantia
Boy bitten and clawed by dog near French Creek
Carleton Teed eight, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Teed of Clymer, was brought home with a scalp wound and severe bites on both sides of the face after a dog attack Saturday afternoon near Durkeyville. He was found unconscious by Mrs. Wilfred Eggett and taken for treatment. Dr. John G. Kibler treated facial and head wounds. A neighbor’s dog, described by the boy, is suspected. The dog is under veterinary inspection for hydrophobia. no signs found yet. The boy was reported resting comfortably at noon today after treatment.
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Carleton
Carleton Teed
R. D
Clymer
French Creek
Durkeyville
Wilfred Eggett
Sid
John G Kibler
Kibler
Oheck
Two Negroes Lynched Near Pittsboro Mississippi
Aug 5 reports say a mob pulled two Black men from the county jail after accusing them of assaulting a white married woman. Bodie Bates was hanged from a bridge near Calhoun City about 11 p.m. as the mob, believed to number fewer than 100, sought the other man believed captured but not located by early today.
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United Press
Pittsboro
Miss
L. Lee
Bruce
Bodie Bates
Lee
Calhouin City
Jay
Withdrawal chatter thins field for state judicial races
In Greensburg and Harrisburg on August 5, many candidates withdrew petitions to avoid appearing on the September 17 primary ballot. The move narrows contests for two State Supreme Court seats and one Superior Court seat as Republicans push to trim fields, with McWherter backing Barnes.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Greensburg
State Supreme Court
M.A. Musmanno
H. Edgar Barnes
George H McWherter
Derry
McWherter
Barnes
Secretary of Revenue
Harrisburg
State Elections Bureau
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Pope Deplores Pagan Growth in Germany
Vatican City August 5 Pope deplores pagan growth in Germany extending blessing to all German Catholics bishops clergy and Catholic youths 49 gallantly facing a threat for the defense of the faith in a bid to rally church loyalty and resolve.
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Arteo Press
Vatican City
Germany
Kellogg removed as head of Bureau of Foods
Harrisburg dispatch reports the dismissal of Dr. James W. Kellogg from the Department of Agriculture where he served as director of the bureau of foods and chemistry. Kellogg joined in 1907 as first assistant chemist and rose to chief chemist in 1908 before becoming director in 1924 when the bureaus merged.
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United Press
Harrisburg
James W. Kellogg
Bureau of Foods and Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Kellogg
Department
Bureau of Foods
National Association of Food Officials
Agricultural Chemists of North America
Government to Take 4415 Acres in Warren and McKean
Pittsburgh Aug 5 The federal government moves ahead to acquire 4415 acres of Umberland land in Warren and McKean counties after no objections were filed to the plan Condemnation proceedings were begun May 21 before Federal Judge Nelson D MeWicker who set August 1 for a hearing No objections were filed by that date allowing continuation of the taking plan with no opposition cited by officials
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Umberland
Warren
McKean Counties
United States
Stanley Granger
Nelson D. Me Wicker
Zenge Faces Murder Charge In Chicago Case
In Chicago a 46 year old former lover Zenge faced a writ of habeas corpus hearing as a murder charge readiness looms. The case was moved to Judge Cornelius J. Harrington after State's Attorney staff indicated murder charges would be filed.
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United Press
Chicago
Alg
Mandeville W. Zenge
Cornelius J. Harrington
Charles §. Dougherty
Zenge
Markets At A Glance Irregular Gains Across Segments
Markets at a glance show stocks and bonds moving irregularly higher with curb stocks and Chicago markets firmer. Foreign exchange sees the dollar firm as grain prices vary with wheat up about 1 percent to 244 cents, corn down, oats and rye higher. Cotton steady with minor changes, rubber modestly up, silver around 67 cents in New York, Montreal markets nearly steady.
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Chicago
New York
Montreal
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