Nebraska Ohio primaries shape New Deal contests contrasts
National focus centers on Nebraska and Ohio primaries as local suspect in a grave robbing case is questioned. Nebraska sees Rep. R Burke and Gov. Chas. W. Bryan contesting the Democratic senatorial endorsement with Mullen backing Burke. Ohio features a tight Democratic race for senator among West Donahey and White supporters. Idaho attention centers on Gov. Ross seeking Democratic backing to challenge Borah in 1936.
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Ohio
United Press
Farm Belt
Idaho
Arkansas
Rep
R. Burke
Omaha
Chas. W. Bryan
Burke
Arthur ‘Mullen
Roosevelt
Green Bay
Wis
Bryan
AAA
Charles West
George White
Victor Donahey
Donahey
Jris
White
Simeon D. Wess
Hem
Waost
C. Ben Ross
Hood, Famous Architect, Dies at 52 in Stamford
Raymond Hood, famed American architect, died at his Stamford home after months of illness. He designed the Chicago Tribune Building, the New York Daily News Building, Rockefeller Center, and many Century of Progress Expo structures. He leaves a widow and two children. A second item reports the recovery of 14 year old William Arnold believed drowned when Turtle Creek bridge collapsed.
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Stamford
Gonn
Raymond
America
Peel
Joins Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hood
Chicago
New York Daily News
Rockefeller Guy
McGray-Hill
Injured Convicts Freed by Pal Escort at St Louis
Two gravely injured prisoners were spirited from St. Louis County Hospital in a planned auto delivery by two men. William Perkins, wanted for murder and bank robbery in Houston Texas County, and Paul Mills, held for auto theft, were wounded and believed to be en route with a mobile escape. Deputy sheriff called the escape highly planned but unlikely to succeed.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Toayel
St. Louis County Hospital
Whey
William Perkins
Bank Robery
Houston
Texas County
Wygspurt
Paul Mills
Nickle
Guarded Alcoa Plant Amid Strikes In Tennessee And Pennsylvania
United Press reports workers at an Alcoa Tennessee plant surrounded by pickets faced food shortages as mail deliveries continued and guards searched purses. Officials weighed delegating machinery care to union members while in Pennsylvania Mellon controlled plants stayed closed as union and company leadership waited for a settlement on wage and recognition demands.
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Tenn
Aluminum Company of America
Ile
Saint
New
Kensington
Mrs Olmstead Club Speaker Addresses Rotary Meeting
Mrs Bessmeuin Olmstead of Washington DC spoke to 22 Rotary members at the Mimcheon meeting in Hotel Corry. She described travels and observations in Washington and noted a Panama Canal poem she wrote en route. Joe Speakey urged fuller use of indestructible possessions like fellowship and service aligned with Rotary aims.
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Bessmeuin Imstead
Washington, D. C
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Olmstead
Washington
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
Joe Speakey
Austria to seek permission to enlarge army
Austria has sent notes to Berlin Paris and Rome asking to enlarge its armed forces amid fears of another Nazi putsch. In St Louis on August 14 the condition of Congressman Henry Rainey who is ill with pneumonia was reported not serious.
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United Press
London
Austria
Berlin
France
Italy
Longs Special Session Called to Legalize Power Grab
Baton Rouge Aug. 14. The Louisiana legislature was called into a special session to legalize Senator Huey P. Longs push to seize control of New Orleans from his political enemies. The order followed a conference between Day, O Ky Allen, and the senator.
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Sy United Prom Baton Rough
Loustenn
Huey P. Long
New Orleans
Day
Treasury to Acquire Silver for New Issue Assue
United States Treasury plans to take over about 60 million ounces of silver from the exchange stabilization fund at roughly 45 cents an ounce to expand silver money issuance. The fund, likely sourced mainly from New York and London purchases, would continue to play a key role in future silver acquisitions and the potential creation of new silver certificates at cost.
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New York
London
Mack Johnson
United Press
Washington
United States Treasury
Treasury
Rerats
Morgenthau, Jie
Aldo
Von Papen Leaves for New Austrian Post
Berlin August 14 Baron Franz von Papen new minister to Austria has left by airplane for Vienna announced officially. Von Papen named after Austrian Nazi revolt of July 25 but confirmed last week will seek to rewin Austrian friendship for Nazi Germany. He was vice chancellor in the cabinet. During the storm troop outbreak of June 30 he was put under protective arrest. The Austrian crisis gave the government a convenient opportunity to get him out of the cabinet into a highly important diplomatic post for which he is regarded as one of the best fitted men in Germany.
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United Press Berlin
Franz von Papen
Vienna
von Papen
Nazi Germany
Cris
Germany
Weather and heat wave linger across the Midwest
Forecasters warn another 24 hours of near 100 degree heat in the Midwest as showers sweep 15 states. Temperatures fall after a brutal drought with Kansas City Chicago and Green Bay noting lower highs. Rain and cooler air spread from Missouri to the Dakotas as markets brace for higher meat prices amid drought and supply concerns.
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United Press
Shicago
Finis
Middle West
Duxing
Missouri
Town
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Kansas City
Mercury
Chicago
Green Bay
Wis
Peoria
Lou
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Dodge City
Weather Bureau
Devine Co Low Bidder For New Waterford Rd
Harrisburg Aug 14 bids opened for four road projects totaling 11.19 miles with 33 bids. Low bids include Allegheny County US Route 14 widening 1.97 miles to 3194 043 by McGrady Construction Pittsburgh. Beaver County Route 168 macadam 4.05 miles by D W Ghallis and Sons Sewickley 107 826. Brie County Route 97 Waterford 3.27 miles concrete 20 foot by Devine Construction Meadville 120 731.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Widders
Allegheny County
Ross and McCandless
McGrady Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Beaver County
Greene
Hanover
D. W. Ghallis and Sons, Inc
Sewickley
Brie County
Waterford Borough
Waterford Township
J. ©. Devine
Japan Moves to Renounce Naval Armament Pact
Washington dispatch says Japan has virtually decided to renounce the Washington naval armament treaty, with diplomats indicating the move today though Tokyo denies the report.
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Japan
United Press
Washington
Tokio Foreign Office
Nelson Traced to Salt Lake in Dillinger Gang Heist
San Francisco Aug 14 Nelson known as Public Enemy No 1 was identified as the bandit in a Salt Lake City holdup accompanied by a woman who assaulted a station attendant and cut telephone wires. He faces charges for several murders and the slaying of a federal agent during a Wisconsin escape of the Dillinger gang.
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United Press
San Francisco
Baby Pace Nelson
Salt Lake City
Department of Justice
Nelson
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Chicago
Wisconsin
Hope for Peace in Minneapolis Strike Fails
August reports a month-long strike by 6,000 truck drivers faltering as union leaders refuse to reconsider a peace plan. The strike committee rejects compromise, keeping tensions high between union and 15% in employers. Reemployment of strikers is planned with objections possible for those in unlawful actions or suspected communistic ties. National guards patrol streets as about 9,000 of 12,000 trucks operate.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Nia
Nations Guards
Unier
Pittsburgh business visit cancelled this week
Word from the Chamber offices in Pittsburg says a party of Pittsburgh business men planning a tour through northwestern Pennsylvania abandoned their Corry visit. Officials hope the visit can be arranged in fall or early spring next year, but emergencies forced cancellation this week.
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Se Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburon
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvana
Corry
New rules curb insider stock dealings across corporations
Washington Aug 14. The Securities and Exchange Commission issued new rules requiring insiders and all large dealings to be reported monthly to the commission and to the stock exchange. Changes in holdings amounting to 11 percent or more of outstanding stock must be disclosed starting after November 1. The measures aim to curb sensational movements by Wall Street insiders revealed in the Senate stock market probe, recalling Wiggin and other large transfers by executives of major firms.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington
Sharp- Ly Ft
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
Stock Exchange
Senate
Wall Street
Senate Banking and Curency Committee
Albert H. Wiggin
Hlige Chase National Bank of New York
Suse
New York
Stock Exchanges
Shail
Jana
Sixth victim of slasher terror grips Defiance
Aug 14 Defiance reports its sixth victim in a three month spree by a mysterious assailant. Mrs Mabel Krotz, 28, was burning trash in an alley near her home when the attacker slashed her left arm to the elbow and fled. Police mobilized more than 100 volunteers within minutes under Police Chief Karl A Weaner to hunt the assailant after the morning attack.
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United Press Defiance
Defiance
Karl A. Weaner
Mabel Krotz
Te Slasher
Bite
Five closed banks to make distribution
Five closed banks will pay dividends totaling 379,045.69 to 18,214 depositors in a period from August 17 to August 24. State Secretary of Banking William J. Gorton announced today.
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United Price
Philadelphia
State Secretary of Banking
William J. Gorton
Eight Groups in Control of Gas Industry Unite
Washington August 14 The Federal Trade Commission heard testimony asserting that eight major groups control nearly the entire natural gas industry in the United States. Named by economist Harry Carter the firms include Electric Power and Light, Cities Service, Columbia Gas and Electric, Standard Gas and Electric, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Tri-Triites Corp, and National Fuel Gas Co. The hearing notes gas has become a power source several times larger than electric energy. rapid pipeline growth is cited. Continued on Page Five.
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Fess
Washington
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Harry Carter
Commission
Ite
Carter
Electric Power & Light Corporation
Cities Service Co
Columbia Gas & Elodei: Go
Standard Gas & Electric Co
Standard Oil (New Jersey) Co
Tri- Trirties Corp
National Evel’ Gas Co
Cuantland
Itade Commission
Sais
Alresiy
Te Él- Tire
Man Detained In Pittsfield Grave Case In Warren Jail
Ray Goodwill of Warren is held in Warren county jail and questioned by state troopers and authorities over the Pittsfield cemetery grave disturbance in which the body of 55 year old Frances Bisak of Allegheny Springs was disinterred and left partly nude. Authorities say no charge has been filed yet but he is being questioned as the investigation widens.
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Pittsfield
Frances Bisak
Allegheny Springs
Ray Good
Warren County
Galilatreet
Hve
Hat le
Lrassing
Goodsell
Warren
Gold Street
Mthough I
Pitotsfield
Coodwil
Corry
Youngsville
Titusville
This Aftenoon
Goodwill
Pittfield
Risale
Riverside Cemetery
Forrey Hackenberry
Ila Flynn
Talyén
Interior Secretary to file first oil field control case
Washington August 10 Secretary of the Interior announced the government will bring to court the first test case of its authority to regulate oil field development. The move signals a broader effort to assert federal control over energy resources and portfolio oversight.
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Washington
Aug
Secretary of the Interior Board
Tnkee Today
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