Plans To Discuss Dems At Meet As Primary Nears
City Democratic chairman Charles Kiley called a meeting of the party committee for Saturday at 8 PM in the Journal building. About 218 members were urged to attend as Democratic contests for sheriff and county offices draw interest and Republicans also mobilize ahead of next Tuesday’s primary election.
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Charles Kiley
Corry
Kinley Deiarld
Wtate
W. G. Stable
Cly
Shuvif
Wa. Struble
Solid Democratic
Guport
Carl Kuspler
Delbert Dalrymple
Lloyd Pactorious
Des Conyngham
O'Cloute
Bus Crash Injures 20 in Pittsburgh Area
United Press report from Pittsburgh states a Greyhound bus with 81 passengers collided with a car near Caranpalis. Twenty people were hospitalized and three seriously hurt, including a two year old son and the vehicle driver from Aliquippa. The bus driver, 41 year old William Bud, escaped injuries as the bus traveled from Chicago to Pittsburgh.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Caranpalis
High Lane
Aliquippa
Lois
Ohd Valley Hospital
William G Bud
Bellevue
Chicago
Polio Case Taken To City From Williamsport
Philadelphia health authorities sought explanation for transferring a young infantile paralysis victim, the 2 restaurant proprietor's son, as the boy weakened while fighting for a mechanical respirator at Monileipat hospital. Dr Hunt, head of the public unit, announced an immediate investigation into the transfer and surrounding circumstances.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Oll Melly Kappan
Tiém Willamsport
Viclim
Youth Charged With Murder Of Sweetheart
Richmond Indiana September 10 The 16 year old Holmes Sagester a promising baseball star faces trial on a first degree murder charge for the slaying of his 15 year old schoolgirl sweetheart Martha Markey. Indicted by the Wayne county grand jury last night the youth is accused of killing because she planned to attend a date. Judge G H Hoelscheet said the boy would likely be arraigned today or tomorrow.
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Union Cress Richmond
Ind
Sagester
Martha Markey
Wayne County Brann
G. H. Hoelschet
Man Survives Six-Story Fall From City Building
Antrims dispatch reports 40 year old Wrasviner fell six stories from the Wilshire Medical Building while clinging to a steel auto top, denting it and nearly reaching the seat cushions before surviving with injuries.
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United Fycet LS Antrims
Wrasviner
Hnrtie
Wilshire Medical
Landon denounces Roosevelt in speech before Delta Pi
Alfred M. Landon, at the Delta Pi convention in Colorado Springs, attacks Roosevelt’s economic policy and court programs. He warns Congress could cede legislative power to the president, enabling a government like that of Mussolini, calling the Supreme Court controversy the era’s Civil War of ideas.
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United Press
Colorado Springs
Alfred M. Landon
Roosevelt
Congress
Efitier
Mussolini
Kansas
Pike's Peak
Hare
Supreme Court
War in Far East Will Be Lengthy
Tokyo Sept 10 premier Konoe said Japan’s undeclared war against China will continue into 1938 and the 1938 budget must be based on the worst eventuality. He told reporters the budget should emphasize military operations and that domestic norms may be altered where necessary to support the campaign.
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Byunmen
Tokyo
Japan
China
France
Fumitara Konoe
POSSE JOINED POLICE TO FIND SEX ASSAULT SUSPECT AT STANFORD
Angry citizens joined police in Palo Alto on September 10 to hunt a young man accused of attacking a 17 year old student near Stanford University. The assailant held her in a car, drove to a secluded area behind campus, assaulted her with a pair of scissors, and fled. The victim, from a prominent Palo Alto family, could not be named.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
University
Psio Alto
Cholera outbreak and battles mark Japanese setback in China
Shanghai dispatch reports a cholera outbreak among Japanese troops near Paoshan with 20 dead and 50 in danger. Amid heavy fighting, U S Marines and naval forces hold the defense line as Chinese artillery gains one of the heaviest combats of the six day campaign along the Whangpoo river.
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Japan
China
Shanghai
Paoshan
Yangtze River
Woosung
Housahils
Chineas
U. S
Sonchow Creek
International Settlement
Choler
Woosung Antiliary
Whangpoo River
Puotung
Hongkew
Peiping
Report Honesty Found in Securities Group
Washington Sept 10 Retiring Chairman James M Landis of the Securities and Exchange Commission said the agency has progressed toward honesty in the nation s financial community In an interview with United Press he cited regulatory results and noted his successor Harvard University s law school dean to be appointed next week as part of the ongoing reform efforts
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United Press
Washington
Chirman
James M. Landis
Securities and Excrange Commission
SEC
Harvard University
HoldUp Steals $3500 Payroll in Whitaker Woolen Plant
Four bandits robbed employees at the Ralph Whitaker woolen plant in Germantown today and escaped with an estimated payroll of 3500 dollars. Police reported no injuries. The crime occurred during the morning shift and investigators began canvassing nearby streets for the fugitives.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Ralph Whitaker
Geramghtown
Fear Polio Epidemic Spreads as Warm Weather Brings New Cases
Reports from Simgago Taranto and Olivago indicate rising infantile paralysis cases amid warm weather. Dr Herman N. Bumdvsen, Chicago health board president, notes 12 new cases and one death in 24 hours, with peak not yet reached. Chicago schools plan seven ten minute sessions daily as outbreaks prompt closures and new safety measures.
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United Press
Simgago
Taranto
Olivago
Actos Renabion
Herman N. Bumdvsen
Chicago Board of Health
Toronto Health
Umit
Wiebers
Chicago
Ruljn
Thane
Wally Jossong
League of Nations to Address Wars and China Invasion
Loyalist forces denounce Japanese aggression in China as European powers prepare to meet at Like Genryate to discuss war problems. Delegates from key European nations gather to confront threats to neutral shipping while China and Loyalist ties heighten global tension ahead of the league assembly opening Monday.
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United Press
Ain
China
Genryate
Leagiu
Maly
League Assembly
Japan
Federal Bureau Probes Nazi Report by United Proce
In San Francisco on September 10 J Edgar Hoover head of the Bureau of Investigation said the department is investigating reports of Nazi activities in the United States. Hoover noted U S Attorney General Homer Cummings ordered the probe six weeks earlier and that investigations had been underway for that period.
Nazi push to mold American youth through German Bund influence
United Press reports a six month undercover Times series based on a German Deutsche Arbeit issue claims German American Bund members are preparing to seize control of the United States as Communists and Jews allegedly plan a revolution. The Times names investigators William Muciler, Jars Metfalfe and John Metralfe.
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United Press
Ghicago
Lowth
Hitler
America
the Times
William Muciler
Jars Met Talfe
John Metralfe
Bund Memlines
United States
Naals
John Roosevelt and Fiancee Travel to Boston
John Roosevelt and Anne Lindsay Clark, a debutante, continued their somasee in Boston today after a swift Flight from the president and other family members forced them to flee the summer White House. The couple, who arrived to greet the return from a European voyage, left by automobile. Boston is her home while Roosevelt prepares for him last year in Harvard University at Cambridge.
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Cross Hyde Park
John Roosevelt
Anne Tndsay Clark
Boston
White House
Roosevelt
Miss Clark
Harvard University
Cambridge
Senator Sheppard moves to press prohibition amendment
United States Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas says he is ready to press for a constitutional amendment to reestablish prohibition as soon as city leaders signal. He has long pressed the cause, with two amendments already before the senate judiciary committees.
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United Press
Washington
Morris Sheppard
Tex
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committees
Raymond Plant Picnic Invites Free Day of Fun Tomorrow
Raymond Maani toring Company and Uniepum Tips workers are set for a Raymond plant picnic at Cong lobia with a men’s mushball game, various races, tosses and contests. The event runs 9 to 4 with attendees bringing own silverware and dishes. committees led by F. W. Meldt and others coordinate games, transportation, and meals amid high expected turnout.
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Raymond Maniitoring Company
Uniepum
Satunday
Leake
F. W. Meldt
Pie Chast
Trance
Halden
Ts Smiley
Aml
Sweety
Anit
Cl Henton
Glens
Misur
Lanes
R. Currall
D. Wikgurs
Abtorge
Wi Mgers
Gasoline act under attack in Dauphin court
In Harrisburg on September 1, William Brown, longtime independent gasoline station operator and former capital newsman, seeks to block a state move to repeal the gasoline tax act tied to a 50 000 probe of the oil industry. The revenue department revoked Brown’s permits for selling gas below posted price at the Dauphin service station, citing a violation of the act.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin
Colnsel
William & Brown
Amily Hall
Capital
Pennsylvania
Revenue Department
Brown
Armity Hall
Youngstown Gangster Shot In Highway Ambush
Roy Happy Marino, a Youngstown racketeer and gambler, was shot eight times in the chest and once in the back near East Liverpool on Sept 10. Coroner Armmold W. Devon suggested the gunfire may have come from a machine gun during the roadside ambush.
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Unites Cross
Liverpool
Roy
Happy
Marino
Youngstown
Armmold
W. Devon Aaid Maring
Utility heads hear Driscoll on decentralizing power
Bedford Springs Fa Soph 1 The Pennsylvania Venire Association today considers a proposal by Driscoll of the Public Utility Commission that the next stage in industrial development is the decentralization of industry through the distribution of power. He argues energy can be divided and distributed to rural areas at minimal cost, reducing congestion in factory centers and bringing conveniences of electric development to country dwellers.
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United Press
Bedford Springs
Pennsylvania
Chatman Bonsmai
Deriscoll
Public Utility Commission
SUI
Urowainy Ag Thei
Neutric Energy Pan
Ut Electric
Wheeling Executive Denies Tax Evasion Conspiracy
Clarkburg, W Va Sept 10 George H Sethert Wheeling businessman testified he paid $200 a month for police protection to Wheeling authorities to shield his numbers profits from taxes. He denied conspiring with anyone to evade income tax payments in 1931 and 1932.
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Clarksburg
Wheeling Numbers
George H. Sethert
Wheeling 3
Seibert
Numbers
Soviet Plans Action If Powers Fail To Unite Med Crisis
Soviet Russia warned it would take direct action to protect Mediterranean shipping if European powers fail to unite. Foreign minister Litvinov said the conference of ten European nations must resolve the crisis or Moscow will act alone to defend its interest. The session, chaired by France, sought a peaceful coalition but lacked Germany and Italy.
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Russia
Mediterranean
Stuart Brown
United Press
Nyon
Switzerland
Soviet
Jaxim Litvinov
Romimiasay
Avluressine
Staly Ant Govamny
Cine
Pistia
Litvinoy
Prissiin Gal
Italy
Ymie
Leila
France
Russi
Varley
Tryeen
Syroslavia
Rowman Balywwn
Wave
Yvon Dellins
Presidil
Anthony den
Britain
Delbos
Devinany
Open Battle in Northern China
Newsreel style dispatch reports Japanese troops marching in North China, with long columns and artillery trains moving through Peiping as a major offensive unfolds against Chinese forces. The account notes extensive mobilization and supply convoys accompanying the advance.
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China
United Press
Re elect National Letter Carriers Head in 1999 Milwaukee
Manard J. Gainer of Muncie Indiana was re elected for a two year term as head of the National Association of Letter Carriers. He has led the group for 24 years. The convention chose Milwaukee for the next biennial meeting in 1999.
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Kansas City
Manard J. Gainer
Muncie
National Association of Letter Carriers
Milwaukee
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