Irving Chapman Named Nation's Public Enemy No 1
The article labels Irving Chapman as the top public enemy of the nation amid a government probe. It notes mentions of a federal inquiry and coordinated investigations tied to industrial racketeering and a campaign by authorities, including Thomas Dewey, the New York County district attorney.
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Ted Amin
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Thomas Dewey
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Mining Engineer Dead After July 26 Accident
Chicago report notes John A. Garde, a prominent mining engineer and former president of the Western Society of Engineers, died from injuries suffered when he fell at home on July 26. He later served as chief consulting mining engineer for the Soviet Ris 140 project and spent five years overseeing gold extraction efforts.
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Chicago
John A Garde
Garrta Wan
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Alimony Quarrel Court Scrambles to End Dispute
A volatile alimony dispute leads to a hesitant judge as attorneys clash over support, property, and spousal provisions. The proceedings drift with interruptions and procedural objections before a reluctant order hints at a compromise.
Fliers Take Off On Ocean Flight In Light Plane
A light plane departed for an ocean flight from Boerne with a small crew aboard. Reports indicate a routine test of capabilities with no immediate hazards or injuries observed, and officials monitored the journey for progress.
Norma Talmadge Wins Divorce Alimony Bid Denied
Norma Talmadge is reported to have secured a divorce with certain stipulations and the line notes a possible custody or alimony consideration. The article mentions dates, parties, and contested aspects but remains cautious on exact terms and final approval.
Plane Crashes Take Lives of 11 Army and Navy Men in Training
In an incident during training, eleven U S military personnel, including Army and Navy members, were killed when their plane crashed. The report notes confusion and foreign tension as investigations and detentions of U S citizens are probed, with diplomatic efforts failing to clarify the mystery.
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Europe
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Italy
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Annenberg Publisher Charged With Tax Evasion
M L Annenberg publisher and racing form magnate faces tax evasion charges. The filing alleges willful income underreporting tied to holdings in media and related ventures. Annenberg issued a statement denying wrongdoing and expressing readiness to defend in court. The case names associates involved in the alleged scheme and notes penalties and contempt actions.
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Willer
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Telaaf Ete Cecellt
Tow Holding
Finny Annenberg
Annenberg
Ine
Adolphy
aRirines
Hopkins Opens Plan to Revamp Commerce Department
Washington Aug Secretaries Hopkins moves to reorganize the Commerce Department appointing a task group to overhaul administration and policy. The panel includes Harvard economist Rodney Riley and Ohio State economist Lionel Wilson. The effort aims to align research with vital economic problems and maintain reader contact with trade and industry in government reforms.
Fight of Actors Continues as Union Strife Persists
The ongoing dispute among actors as the American Federation of Actors and allied bodies press for action. William Green, head of the association, seeks a peaceful resolution while negotiations stretch into the next session, with no agreement reached by late today.
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Atlantic Cy
Sophia Tuckers
Ameiunt Federation of Actora
Monlay
William Green
Nolva
Idaho town averted forest fire as shifting wind eased danger
An Idaho town faced a spreading forest fire but changing wind direction reduced the rate of advance. Fire crews battled flames along the outskirts, with heat and smoke impacting nearby roads and camps. Residents reported minimal damage, and authorities monitored spots for flare ups as rain remained scarce.
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Idaho
Dr Morgan suit dismissed by court in Knoxville
The court dismissed the case against Dr Morgan in Knoxville as Judge Taylor ruled the removal challenge intertwined with appointment powers. The ruling centers on executive authority and immunity in the Temnprsen valley matter, with no further action expected.
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DR. Morgan
Knoxville
Britapal
Tdga
George C Taylor
Arthur
Mar Rana Euth
Elderly Couple Rewed After 18 Years Apart
An elderly couple, separated for eighteen years, are reuniting in a joint wedding after years of correspondence and planning. They traveled from Terhone to Marea to wed, celebrating a renewed union that marks nearly fifty years of marriage in total.
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Ivy
Arts
Marea
Drouth Relief Noted in Helena National Forest Range
A 10 day tour by Toni Lomamaywa of the regional forest office found range grasses rising from drought impact in Helena National Forest. Inspectors noted improved condition in pasture areas despite below last year’s growth and described forest ranges supporting sheep and cattle grazing with signs of recovery after the dry season.
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Toni Lomamaywa
Helena Forest
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Coll
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Anyberoiver
Salt Last
Nigute
Forest Office
Melly
Fiat
Quiye Coamingian
Big Bomber Kills Nine at Langley Airfield
A military tragedy unfolds as two aircraft losses claim nine service members. An Army plane near the Atlantic coast and a Navy plane near the Pacific coast both burned with crews killed. Investigations were underway to determine causes and assess military readiness.
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Langley
Atlantic
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Wiehl
Tiga Twothers
Erish At
Tropical Storm Buffets Florida But No Damage
A battered text reports a tropical storm striking Florida with no reported damage or injuries. The storm, described as a tropical storm center, lingered offshore and caused limited effects along the coast. Forecasters noted strong winds and heavy rain but no significant property damage or casualties.
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Florida
Roosevelt signs sweeping changes in social security setup
President Roosevelt signed a measure that alters the social security framework amid wider reforms. The report notes his remarks on a routine foreign affairs check, with speculation about any link to a special session and potential plans to deploy a cruiser for a vacation trip. The piece hints at ongoing congressional hearings and policy debates continuing on page 10.
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Avicern
State Department
New York
Nomination Conceded by Brown for Governor Race
Nomination conceded by Brown clears the field for the Democratic gubernatorial race. John Lewis Thigtn of Texington joins Writ Geveen Johnson of Riihmend as contenders as the Aug 11 deadline looms for primary ballots.
McNutt Calls for Modern Liberalism at Young Democrats Meet
Pittsburgh Aug 11 P Between speeches pushing a third Roosevelt term or ideas Paul V McNutt outlined a three point modern liberalism program and pledged broader local security health and disability coverage His remarks sparked a wild demonstration as the Young Democrats rally continued with bands marching and shouted support Continues on page 2
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Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Young Democrats
McNult
County Officials Seek Flexibility on Additional Deputies
County commissioners may appoint extra deputies when needed and set their pay within the statutory limits. The attorney general’s opinion says compensation for such deputies and clerical staff can be fixed by the county board, subject to the law, with the election of who is allowed guided by the county’s economic interests. The Lewis and Clark county attorneys had requested guidance on the allowed numbers for deputies in the treasurer, assessor, and attorney offices.
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Harold KE Anderson
Abysini
Lewis and Clark
Treasure
Ainlor Naressar
Burke Thinks Folk to Leave Democrats
Omaha Aug 14 Senator Edward R Burke of Nebraska predicts sweeping political changes for 1940 as Roosevelt supposedly forms a new liberal party after clashes with New Dealers. Burke, a staunch anti New Deal Democrat, says conservatives in the party and Republicans will wait after national conventions, leaving the president to lead a new group.
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Omaha
Ned
Roosevelt
Edward R Burke
Nebraska
Burke
Senate
New York Girl Killed in Glasgow Crash
A Glasgow accident near Hare killed Nan Block of 895 Park Avenue New York City and injured six others including her father John Horace Block stock broker and two sisters Babs Block survived. The other car carried Glasgow youths Garett Kjelsstrap a Montana college student and E J Kjelsstrap alderman who were also injured along with Tom Ramsey and Bill Powell. The party had come from Govier National Park en route home to Sea Frameters.
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Claaxow
Monetana State College
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