Roosevelt Cabinet Meet for Tense World War Debates
President Roosevelt conferred with Secretary Hull and summoned the cabinet to a special meeting to discuss Asia and Europe amid rising tensions. The session, timed after his Hyde Park vacation, was described as not a normal emergency but aimed at weighing monetary and budgetary issues and possible reorganizations.
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John Roosevelt Plans Marriage
Boston September 14 John Roosevelt the president's youngest son and Debutante Anne Lindsay Clark of Boston have called off marriage plans. The engagement was announced by Mrs Clarice Hagen Clark at Nahant Mass where Roosevelt is a student at Harvard University.
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Japanese Attack as foe quits
Japanese guns pounded retreating Chinese troops along the Yangtze delta as German experts fortified a defense line. Despite rain and gloom, reports say the retreat continued under heavy air attack, with Japanese planes active.
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City weighs sewer trap land deal amid delays
At a special meeting, the Wind of Seneca parcel purchase for a sewer intake faced new obstacles delaying the project. City Treasurer Tyler Ham authorized to pay George King for the property with incidental funds but funds and signatures were blocked by City Solicitor Blaine Kincaid and City Controller GA Pain. Council opposed by Mayor Miller and Councilman Dulee citing excess price and missing budget provisions. future actions uncertain.
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Missing Plane Found. Pilot Dead Near Grapeland
In Grapeland Texas a farm hand locating stray cattle uncovered a demolished military plane two weeks after a missing Army training ship and its pilot. Isaac Johnson located the wreck near Cuchett, with Cadet Guy Bugerton of Henly identified as the pilot. The search involved Soldiers, Boy Scouts, CCC enrollees, and about 100 Army aircraft.
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Nationalists Press Three Sides Toward Gijon Sector
Three Nationalist columns moved toward Gijon from west south and east to seal off the last Loyalist base on the Biscay coast. Insurgent ships blocked the Gijon harbor as contingents advanced through Asturias.
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Man Stricken While At Work Near Elgin
Elmer J Falconburg, 57, prominent Conead town shinesilent farmer, died yesterday afternoon at his Taunes Coleztove farm south of the city from a sudden heart ailment. He had been in apparent good health and active in farm duties and local Corry Grange No 55. Survived by his wife Lie Wellington of Winnipeg and a sister Mrs J Lenifestty of Winnipeg plus a brother J R Parkinburg of Westfield Pa. Funeral set for Thursday 2 30 at Davison funeral home with Rev W L Marstellar officiating. Committal by Corry Grange No 65 at Elgin cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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France asks halt in battle on Shanghai Nanking road
United Press dispatch from Shanghai on September 14 reports France appeals to China and Japan to suspend fighting along the Shanghai Nanking route. A French gunboat crew is to be evacuated by truck. Japanese aircraft bombed and machine gunned two British embassy cars injuring Sir Hugh Knatchbull-Hugessen.
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Cortez and Christine Lee Reach Amicable Divorce
Hollywood report says Ricardo Cortez and former Christine Lee announce an amicable dissolution of their three year marriage. They are ending their union in a peaceful split with no public dispute. Christine Lee, noted New York social leader, is involved in the proceedings.
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Light primary election shows very light turnout
Voters cast a sparse ballot across six precincts with only 244 recorded by early canvass. Polls closed at 8 PM with final results due by 6 PM tomorrow. Democrats mobilized precinct workers while Republicans lagged. The Journal will publish citywide totals and county results as they arrive.
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Russia Withdraws Recognition from Japanese Consulates
Russia withdraws recognition from two key Japanese consulates in the Soviet Union, effective at midnight. The move targets Osessa and Novo-Sibirsk, affecting Siberian railroad hubs and potential supply routes to eastern fronts. This follows a pattern of Russo Japanese tensions and coincides with a Russian-Chinese nonaggression pact.
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Free Driver Cleared in Fatal Union City Car Crash
Carl Moran of Cambridge Springs was found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter in a Union City case over a fatal collision with a Buffalo salesman Michael Ferguson. Moran was ordered to pay costs. passenger Wilford Mountain, 24, from Comy, sustained serious injuries but recovered.
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City dog catcher jailed on peace bond after arraignment
William Smith, city dog catcher, was placed under a $300 bail to keep the peace by Alderman C B Porter after arraignment on an assault and battery charge. He was arrested last night following a fight near Baumgarten’s property on Wa Main Street. The dispute involved Mir. P. G. Woods’s return to Erie after a visit with relatives.
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Weather lowers to 42 as night warm spells begin
The temperature fell to 42 degrees this morning at the local station where an official thermometer recorded the drop since last winter. Forecasts expect warmer conditions tonight and tomorrow with the mercury rising again.
Wheeling gangland double murder probe in progress
United Press reports Ohio Attorney General Hebert Duffy is probing a Wheeling underworld hit tied to a numbers racket. Victims Russell and Marino were shot outside a suburb home on August 25 as they emerged from a car. Police questioned William Lins and Edward Schreck, with Schreckey admitting possible killers but saying Lins was not involved. Tina was released after questioning.
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Pacific strike aid promised by Industrial Committee
The Committee for Industrial Organization pledged help to its beleaguered labor allies in San Francisco as tensions rise over port control. AFL aligned factions impose embargoes, oust longshoremen from the labor council, and bring in Lee Pressman and John Brophy to lead the campaign.
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Prowler Causes Alarm in Third Ward Residence
Police report two prowler incidents this week extending from Second Ward to Third Ward. At West Wayne Street the intruder was frightened away before officers arrived at the John Ota home. Local residents warned to secure properties after the dusk disturbance.
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Impeachment Weighed by Attorneys in Supreme Court Debate
Ashington Sept 1 Representative Harold Knutson Minn asserts impeachment possible to remove Justice Hugo Black from the Supreme Court. Attorneys argue removal would require impeachment, while comments signal debate over due process and judicial tenure. The discussion touches on constitutional powers and historical precedents.
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Sheffield Man Killed by Car in Tragic County Incident
Kane Pennsylvania September 4 1930s details report Benjamin P Chambers a 90 year old Sheffield resident and highway department worker struck by an automobile driven by J L Hinkley of Sheffield. State police say the driver ignored a flagman and a closed zone while resur facing the highway, causing a fatal collision.
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Brooklyn Daily Workers Strike Sparks Picket Roundup
United Press reports renewed picketing around the Brooklyn Daily Eagle as three New York Newspaper Guild officials and several members face hearing after arrest during a strike. All were released on $10 bail each. Guild leaders named are Miron Kaufman Nat Einhorn and Isador Kaufmen.
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Great Britain and France join with other powers to counter submarines
Britain and France, backed by several powers, signed an agreement at Nyon to mass fleets in the Mediterranean and sweep pirate submarines, ships and aircraft from the sea. The plan envisions a major naval cooperative effort with as many as 20 ships continuing patrols, as World War I era allies coordinate action.
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British Ship Captures Submarine Near London
Report from London states a British battleship reportedly engaged a submarine near the Thames estuary. The incident follows Allied naval actions amid Mediterranean patrols as foreign ministers discuss ongoing alliances and potential coercive measures. Continued details promised on Page Three.
Mayor Appears at Labor Trial Declines Commitment
Johnstown Pennsylvania Sept 14 Mayor Daniel J Shields said he had not decided his future course after missing a labor board subpoena. He claimed he was very busy and did not communicate with the board while labor attorneys sought postponement.
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