Ex Bolshevist Leaders Admit Revolt Plans At Moscow Trial
Gregory Zinoviev and Leo Kamenev, former Bolshevist chiefs, testified they planned to spread bloodlust terror in Russia and boasted of it. Kamenev spoke calmly as prosecutor Andrew Vishinsky pressed, while Zinoviev said he would tell the truth despite grim past.
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Norman
Devel
United Press
Moscow
Gregory Zinoviev
Leo Kamenev
Josef Stalin
Russia
Kamenev
Andrew Vishinsky
Zinoviev
N. Omirnay
Zinovie
Terroich
Landon Opens GOP Campaign Tour Across Nation
United Press reports Gov Alf Landon launches a nationwide Republican campaign trip. He plans speeches in 50 cities across eight states, including western Pennsylvania and New York, with stops in West Middlesex and Buffalo. The tour marks his first major effort to address national issues and spending.
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United Press Estas Pare
Colo
HNL
Alf M. Landon
Farm
Pennsylvania
New York
Rocky Mountain
Topeka
West Middlesex
Chautauqua
N.Y
Buffalo
Landon
Grive
Buffalo Aid
The Road to Ruin for Nickel Plate Line
The Nickel Plate road announced July net income after charges of $296,451.15, reversing a $338,037.19 deficit last year. Railway operating revenues for Lilly rose to $310,874.08, up $983,832.10, while seven month totals reached $2,302,517.87, up $4,019,767.20.
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Nickel Plate Road
Lilly
We the People critique a Republican ad campaign
Washington August 20 readers confronted a bold critique of a Chicago based advertising scheme. The piece argues the campaign portrays Americans as ignorant and ties meat prices to taxes. It challenges the claim that beef taxes exist and cites government spending and New Deal costs as context.
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Jay Tianklin
Washington
G. C
Chicago
Republicary Party
Landon
Herue
Pierre
du Font
Les
America
Jews Fear New Nazi Campaign At Nuremberg Convention
Berlin reports Jews worry a new Nazi drive will begin at the upcoming Nuremberg party rally. They fear asset confiscation and revived laws may strip citizenship, prompting cautious property actions and delayed leases as the Olympic games linger in memory.
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Germany
United Press
Berlin
Nurembers
German ships ordered to protect shipping during Civil War
Berlin reports Germany will shield its shipping by any means amid the Spanish Civil War after two Spanish warships stopped the German steamer Kamerun off Cadiz. The foreign office informed Madrid of the measure as protests flare over alleged piracy and violations of international law.
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Edward Beattie
United Press
Berlin
Kamerun
Cadiz
Tt Wis
Madrid
Germany
Father of slain Helen Clevenger collapses in court
In Asheville North Carolina on August 20 F Clevenger father of Helen Clevenger fainted as the murder trial of Martin Moore proceeded. The dramatic display of the girl’s green silk pajamas used in court preceded his collapse. Defense lawyers sought to exclude an alleged confession while relatives of the slain girl attended the proceedings.
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United Press
Ashieville
N.C
F. Clevenger
Helen Clevenger
Martin Moore
New York
Clevenger
F. Don Phillips
W. L
C. B. Clevenger
Helen
Battery Park Hotel
Moore
Sherif Lawrence
Three Trainmen Killed in Boiler Explosion Near Beckley
Three Chesapeake and Ohio freight train crew members died when the locomotive boiler exploded near Beckley West Virginia. The men named were Blaine Simmons Raleigh Brown Nunfally and Ray W. Singer.
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United Press
Beckley
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio
Blaine Simmons
Raleigh
Brown Nunfally
Hinton
Ray W. Singer
Massive storm lashes northwestern Pennsylvania farms
Cyclonic winds and severe electrical storm sweep through Canadohta Lake and Canadohia regions damaging barns, homes, and crops. Four miners entombed near Corry area, rescues ongoing as power and communications fail. losses estimated up to 150000 dollars with multiple injuries and property damage across several towns.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Tvlinborg
Carrie
Curtae
Glen Wyed
James Hostaler
Albert Palani
Merle Peters
Muller
Bullnbare State Teachers College
Adinbero Lake
Stra
Ruggles Park
Canadohia Lake
Canadohta Lake
Bon Shreve
Page's Corners
Page Five
Concrete bridge planned for Sciota to replace damaged span
State Highway Department officials announced a new modern two lane concrete bridge for Sciota Road. Temporary repairs will allow use of the bridge at the Sciota station while the replacement is prepared, with construction expected to begin soon.
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Sciota
Pup
Sciota Road
State Department
Highway Department
Shuelure
Meen Bridge
Mexico to Aid Spain Sends War Munitions from Mexico City
More than 30 railway car loads of war munitions head to the Spanish government from Mexico City, according to reliable informants. The shipment implies aid from the leftist Mexican government, risking national and international repercussions with Italy and Germany.
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United Press
Mexico Ity
Mexico City
Laf
Spain
Mexico
Mussolini
Adolff Hitler
Italy
Germany
California to Back Roosevelt Says McAdoo
Sen William Gibbs McAdoo predicts California will give Roosevelt a landslide in November saying the state is the strongest Democratic stronghold and that final registration shows a Democratic edge. He argues Townsend and Lemke will not derail the Democratic majority as voters shift from Republican to Roosevelt.
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California
Roosevelt Sen. McAdoo
Western Coast
Townsend
Ly United Press
New York
Willam G. McAdoo
Pelifornia
Roosevelt
Chaiman
James A. Parley
Union
McAdoo
William Lemke
Union Party
Endorsement by 40,000 Calumet Steel Workers Committee
Van A. Bittner announced that representatives of 40,000 workers in the Calumet Region endorsed the steel workers industrial organizing committee. The pledge was voted by 85 employee representatives said to speak for the union members at the large steel center southeast of Chicago.
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Ey Vance
Fon
Chicago
Steel Workers’ Industrial Organizing Committee
Calumet
van A. Bittner
John L. Lewis
Industrial Organization
Bittner
Gom
School Board Ready To Act On Teacher's Post
The school board plans a special session within days to decide on retaining a teacher amid a petition signed by about three hundred patrons demanding reconsideration. Remodeling of the Hatch building into a vocational school, a WPA project, is due to start next week with changes for industrial and economic courses and athletic facilities.
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Jie Bony
Rasen
Tite Gatlen
Hetell
Hatch School
Aateh
Perry Hames
Second Ward
Automatic cribbing machine cleans Erie railroad roadbed
A cribbing machine has worked in the west end yards on the Erie railroad, automatically clearing between ties and fortifying the track foundation. The device, which replaces a large labor gang, drew strong local interest and is to return after urgent work in Cambridge Springs.
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Hiie
Cambridge Springs
Minnesota Governor Olson Moves Weaker in Fight for Life
Rochester Minn Aug 20 Gov Ployd B Olson leader of Minnesota liberal farm labor forces was reported somewhat weaker today at St Marys hospital where he fights stomach cancer A Mayo clinic bulletin at 9 am said there has been no marked change yet he is apparently somewhat weaker tolerating feeding with difficulty pulse and temperature nearly normal
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United Press
Rochester
Minn
Ployd B. Olson
Minnesota
St. Mary's Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Miners Entombed At Estyvoul Mine In Missouri
Four miners remain trapped after a cave in at the Estyvoul mine in Moberly Missouri. Rescue efforts continue as officials estimate the shaft holds a 89 feet width and 110 feet below surface. Mine Inspector Arnold Griffith says the men may still be alive if air can sustain them.
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Bert Masterson
United Press Star
Twasted Press
Moberly
Estyvoul
Spoi
Arnold Griffith
Iene
Legionnaires in Convention at Johnstown
The eighteenth annual Pennsylvania Department American Legion convention opened in Johnstown Pa with a welcome by Mayor Daniel Stieliy and remarks by National Adjutant Frank Samuel. State Commander John Mc Dade of Scranton will preside as officers are chosen and a Legion fan-making event and extra police presence mark the opening.
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United Press
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion
Loflay
Daniel Z. Stieliy
Frank @. Samuel
Legion
John McDade
Scranton
Waller J. Kress
Johnstown Post
Mercade
Tests on fireproof ship Nantasket progress at Lee Hall
Marina experts continue tests on the rebuilt freighter Nantasket to prove fireproofing after the Morro Castle disaster. A Senate committee led by marine architect George G. Sharp observed progress and remained hopeful of final safety improvements following the 1934 New Jersey coast liner fire with heavy loss of life.
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United Press
LEE Haul
Marina
New Jersey
Los
George G. Sharp
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