Americans Warned to Evacuate Madrid
Officials warn Americans to evacuate Madrid amid rebel threat. Roosevelt is scheduled to visit Curry at 5 20 today. Valuations to be changed forecast show sharp shifts in Curry county assessments. County assessors, aided by John Pokorski, re-evaluate manufacturing plants and large properties for equity.
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Madrid
Roosevelt
Curry
John Pokorski
Corry
Ely
Thei Hetiria le
U S Government Warns Citizens to Leave Madrid
The United States warns all citizens in Madrid to depart at once or stay with embassy protection. Embassy staff evacuate as security deteriorates and a U S cruiser Quinit Haseen is ordered to Alivanty to escort Americans. Rebels and loyalists clash across Spain from Malaga to Oviedo amid widespread violence and military actions.
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Sy Irving Pflaum
United Press
Madrid
United States
Quinty Haseen
Alivanty
Sundsya Synewale
Malaga
San Stbastian
President Roosevelt to Make Stop at Corry This Afternoon
President Franklin D. Roosevelt will visit Corry this afternoon, making a brief 5:20 PM stop during a transfer from Renovo to the Buffalo division of the Pennsylvania Railroad on his way from Huiv a Chautauqua. Local residents anticipate the event as a notable honor for Corry.
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Corry
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Renovo
Buffalo Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Huiva Chautimqua
Three-Fold Tax Plan Faces North Dakota Critics
United Press reports the Roosevelt administration unveiled a threefold tax plan seen as a political move to calm business and Republican critics. The plan promises no new taxes next session, possible reductions or eliminations, and a balanced budget, while officials remain vague on exact changes. President Roosevelt spoke during a Hood control inspection tour as Sen. Pat Harrison and Rep. Robert L. Doughton led the tax talks.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Roy W. Howard
Scripps Howard
Supreme Court
AAA
Congress
Pat Harrison
D. Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Robert L. Doughton
N. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Flood survivor Annie Boyle dies in Johnstown
Annie Keelan Boyle 85 a survivor of the 1889 Johnstown flood that killed her husband and several children, died yesterday in Johnstown. She was mother to Bishop Hugh C Boyle of the Pittsburgh Catholic diocese.
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Johinstown
Annie Keelan Boyle
Johnstown
Hugh C Boyle
PittsbuEh
Road to Ruin nets for IP and power unit in June
International Paper and Power reports June quarter net earnings of 865 216 dollars versus 865 415 last year. For the six months ended June 30 the firm shows 262 642 dollars against 1 084 430 dollars the previous year.
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International Paper & Power
Three Die As Bomber Takes Fire
An Air Force bomber suffered a fatal attack near West Poli Van on August 14, killing three crew members. The V-20 aircraft reportedly tumbled from the sky after a midair explosion, with one paratrooper surviving a cut lip after plunging a thousand feet to land in a tree.
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Atter’ Press
West Poli van
Aue
Carly Lowly
Uut
Seeotiel Diet Williams
Wae
Rilversidn
Calif
Yptlot
Jolish
Firemen Battle Stubborn Plant Blaze In Town
Firemen fought a stubborn blaze at the American Cooling Casting plant after hay stored there fed flames. Damages were about $2,000. the building was uninsured and vacant. Police investigated the disappearance of Sherwood Ingersoll, 75, linked to the morning fire.
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Ameticia
Sherwood Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Od Brateeshoe
Abarianet American Cuuling’ Company
Struceure
Tao
J.P. Drought and Company
President releases flood aid sum for reconstruction
The Works Progress Administration released 4,258,377 to Pennsylvania Maine Massachusetts and West Virginia for flood reconstruction work. The funds, approved by President Roosevelt, will repair bridges damaged by last spring's floods and be spent by the U S Bureau of Heads. State allocations include Pennsylvania 3,299,997 Maine 1,055,400 Massachusetts 759,180 West Virginia 172,500.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Pennsylvania
Meine
Masqashusetta
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Maine
Messachuasttm
President Roosevelt welcomed in Cleveland amid large crowds
President Roosevelt arrives in Cleveland on a special train at 9 24 am to inspect WPA projects and attend the Great Lakes Exposition centennial celebration. A crowd of about two to three thousand crowds Euclid Avenue while ticker tape greets the president, as shops and clerks along the route cheer him. In Washington, Aug 11, senators and representatives urge him to pledge efforts to prevent shipments of war materials to Spain in his Chautauqua address.
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Roosevelt
Cleveland
Ahly
Hundredthy
Ity
Euclid Avenue
Washington
Chautauqua
N. Y
Spain
Honored City Visit Marks Major Political Row
The National Union for Social Justice convention in Cleveland opens amid loud boos for foes and cheers for allies. Sen Hush Holt from West Virginia faces possible expulsion next January after criticizing the U S government. Father Charles Coughlin’s supporters rally while opponents are met with hostility as the gathering begins.
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Cleveland
Hush Dew Holt
West Virginia
Tpdty
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Mies
Ught- Wi States
Congress
Hull
Senate
Charles E. Coupnin
Herbert Hover
Sen
Carer Glass
Samuel Insyll
William Jenkings
Bryan
Thomas Jerson
Sui
Father Caughan
Coughlin
We the People call for unity in public welfare over partisanship
Washington August 14 JAY FRANKLIN WE THE PEOPLE laments political rancor and urges cooperation for drought relief and civic welfare. Cites Hoover era drought relief and a 1930 conference noting Maryland was largely excluded from feed and seed loans. Continued on Page Three.
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Se Jjaloli
Kansas
Mr. Hoosevelt
Mr. Won
Mateon
Hoover
Middle Atlantic
Jace
Ritchie
Enzinger
Cannate
Maryland
White House
Roosevelt Favored In City Straw Vote For President
A theater straw poll shows Franklin D. Roosevelt winning the most write in votes over Kansas Governor Alf Landon and Charles Lemke, with Roosevelt taking about four to one over Landon and Lemke. The survey notes write ins and regional variations, including in Youngville and New Bethlehem.
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Roosevelt
London
Hoover
Landon
Youngville
New Bethlelem
Delayed Resurfacing on Route 618 and Oil Shortage
Road work on Route 618 is temporarily halted delaying resurfacing from the early line to Beaverdams Elgin road. Oil shortages prevent completing the West Min street oiling to beyond St Thomas cemetery. Officials seek additional oil to complete the project beyond the cemetery.
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Etly
Beaverdams-Elgin Road
West Min Street
St. Thomas’ Cemetery
Firth Avenue
First British rescue plane arrives with American on board
Seville reported that the first British rescue plane from Granada touched down today carrying one American passenger.
Delay in Tree Trimming Delays Sidewalk Project
Corry's west reuerming project again side tracked until late fall to permit sidewalk expansion. Additional construction gang planned in the Third and Fourth Wards may begin work next week to finish city projects before winter.
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Corry
Lils
Miners Die in Gas at Nevada Mountaintop Mine
Wichord Nevada August 14 Rescue crews battled toxic fumes to recover the bodies of six miners killed by gas in a Mountaintop Copper Company mine near Mountain City.
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REEK
Wichord
Nev
Mounttain City
Two Johnstown Men Die In Auto Crash In Abensburg
An early morning roadster collision near Mundy’s Corner, Abensburg, Pa., killed driver William Bilward Greely, 29, of Collins Street Johnstown, and passenger Frank Amsler, 25, of Shenzburg Road Johnstown. The crash also left a third unnamed passenger injured.
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United Eyes
Abensburg
Mundy's Corner
Phi
Frank Amsler
Shensburg Road
Bilward Greely
Collins St
Public hanging shocks Kentucky town
Hainey Bethea, a 22 year old Black man, was hanged publicly in Owensboro with an audience of thousands. Mrs. Florence Thompson, reportedly in charge, refused the escort’s offer at the last moment. Harry Hasch, a former officer known as Dare Devil Dick, operated the gallows amid a holiday mood as vendors sold hot dogs and lemonade nearby.
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United Press
Sweensborg
Hainey Bethea
Llorence ‘Thompson
Davies County
Owensboro
Harry Hasch
Kentucky
Dare Devil Dick
Ex-Corryite Injured Struck by Machine Near Torpedo
E. J. Isamenart, 67, a former Corry resident, was injured when a machine operated by A. F. Dunham of Warren struck him near Torpedo yesterday morning. He was taken to Warren General Hospital with possible rib fractures. Hospital staff say he is not in serious condition.
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H.W. 1
Torpedo
Warren General Hospital
A. F. Dunham
Warren
Vic
Dunham
Rhinehart
Fire whistle signals Roosevelt arrival in Corry
City officials announced that two blasts on the fire whistle would signal President Roosevelt’s special train as it nears Corry. The train is expected to stop near Washington Street for engine crew changes and tests with a possible short greeting on the rear platform. Police and railroad officers massed to ensure safety during the president’s visit and transfer to the Erie mainline for onward travel.
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Andrew Paulson
Roosevelt
WMIN
Thy
West Waying
Washington Streets
Renovo
Buffalo Division
Washington Street
West Wayne Street
Flernbon
Corry
Rai
Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad Poice
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Secret Service
Chautauqua
Mayville
Pennsylvania
Erie Railroad
Binghamton
Brie
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