Miners Rescued From Gas Filled Tunnel in Missouri Tragedy
Two coal miners were rescued alive after a Tuesday collapse trapped four men in a gas filled tunnel at Mayerly Missouri. One inmate died in the entombed section while rescue crews, guided by Mine Inspector Arnold Griffth, reached the survivors. The rescued man, McConn, smiled and said he feared nothing as he rode to the hospital.
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Mayerly
Tamborg
Denmer Weston
Mes Theathers
Edward Stoner
Gomge
Dameron
Resenery
Stata
Arnold Griffth
World News in Glat Parla French War Clouds
Foreign Parla French term war clouds as Britain and Germany threaten Spain. Soviet citizens raise 13 million to support the Spanish government amid interference by fascist forces. Rome signals readiness to press all European action while delaying military aid to the Spanish rebels. Washington frowns on arms shipments to Spain. President Roosevelt to speak in October. A midwestern stopover fuels Republican nominating talks. Two miners buried alive in Moherdy, Arkansas.
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Britain
Germany
Mitel
Rome
Italy
Readinoon
Pamplona
Madrid
Domestia
Washington
State Department
U. S
Spain
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Tandon
Deival
Iadiet
Moherdy
Fens
Fon
Governor Landon Contends Jobs Key Issue of Campaign
Governor Landon argues that employment is the central issue of the race as his special train moves through Iowa and neighboring states. He cites farm conditions, crops, and weather while greeting supporters and pressing for national policy to create work. The governor plans to meet with other governors in Des Moines to discuss economic challenges.
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Landon
Landon Trasy
Tannidon
Ooseswell
Dew Moines
Tawi
Tad
Rinses
Carrol
Towa
Topeka
Wan
London
Tronevelt
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Des Moines
Cannes Bluffs
President Raises Farm Loan Limits Amid War Relief Measures
President Roosevelt issued an executive order expanding farm loan limits under the emergency relief act of 1945. The maximum loan to any borrower was set at 200 dollars, with a 400 dollar cap for winter wheat production loans, contingent on demonstrating inability to obtain funds from other sources. The Farm Credit administration must verify eligibility and need, prioritizing applicants with larger cash needs and ensuring proper oversight.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Farm Credit Administration
Lemke Attacks Democrats and Bureaucrats in Minnesota Speech
North Dakota congressman Mo Fal en party candidate William Teanke attacked the national administration calling bureaucrats dangerous and mad. He warned of distress among citizens and criticized the agriculture department for destroying or restricting production while claiming underconsumption and maldistribution create a scarcity.
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Fergua Falla
Willian Teanke
North Dakota
Mo Falen
Deavary
Lemke
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Lumberjacks in Idaho Decide to Take Jobs
Spokane report says Idaho seven week lumberjack strike ends pending return to work. Po BK Stover, head of the organizing committee, cites awaiting word from C Dillings, Portateh forests GM, on reopening camps and conditions for workers to resume duties.
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Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Po BK
Stover
C. Dillings
Portateh Forests
Chiefs of Black Legion Indicted in Plot Against government
Petron and Am s Bt APpent y Awe tien deserther ga obdleers at the Vitel Tasston wer laden raday on allegations they plotted an armed uprising to take over the government. Warrants named members of the Black Legion, charged with conspiring to overthrow the government and attack public buildings and arsenals.
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Petron
Ams
Teese
AMOHK
Gireult Dusige
James A
Chena
Seer
Leston
Renetthiger
Af Tama
OMA
Piasecatne
Anguingitim
Eitinger
Teaton Deady
Sone Fesse
Tilgeernvan
Abele Legion
Charles A Poole
Iffinger
Ovhere
Meiers
Loan
Arsenala
Local Rule for Relief Favored by Seven Midwest States
Rapid City, Aug 21. Planning board representatives from seven Midwest plains states favored decentralization in future drought relief programs. They met to draft recommendations for tomorrow's president's drought committee. Chairman A. Trondld of the Bowth Beko Planning board said the county should bear the cost and carry out drought relief so as to prevent duplication of activities.
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Rapid City, & D
Planning Board
Midwest Plains
Drouth Committee
A. Trondld
Bowth Beko Planning Board
President Roosevelt vows moratorium on political speeches
Hyde Park reports the president announced a temporary halt on political speech through October. He said no speeches would be given at the Green Pastures rally in Charlotts Minnesota September 10 and at other events including Washington September 11 and a centennial event September 14. The trip plan centers on drought relief and nonpolitical appearances.
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Drouth
Public Works Projects Approved Under Third Program
Secretary Ickes announced that 139 public works projects were approved and notices of allotments would be mailed soon. The selections, from those approved by TWA on July 21, exclude 13 withdrawn by applicants and include 15 percent donations totaling 21,713,1874 and loans of 1,517,000.
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Washington
Ave
Ickes
TWA
Just a Minute with Irving Cote on Dodged Racing Scandals
Los Angeles reports that despite revelations of doped prize horses, a state racing board reinstated a trainer guilty of the practice. The commentary notes Geneva talks, old fashioned turf ideals, and growing industry chaos amid doping and sensational sports headlines.
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Los Angeles
America
Atate Racing
Geneva
Nersous
Lee
War clouds over Europe threaten Spain amid calls for neutrality
The Associated Press reports Europe seeks neutrality as Italy refuses to aid Spanish belligerents without broader promise from others. Diplomatic maneuvers in Madrid and Moscow include protests over Russian interference and warnings from German officials. Feared spread of the Spanish revolt reaches Portugal while naval movements and conference plans unfold in the Bay of Genoa and Alpine meetings. Issues of naval searches and loyalties escalate as observers watch the crisis deepen.
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Vital Thy
Moscow
Fredvrcc von Ode Seholenurge
Itussia
Martin Uimnerh
Madrid
Merlin
Spaiy
Wider
Naitopal-Sarda List
Regine
Uhianeeiloy
No let up in fierce tug in Spain as Soviet Russia aids rebels
Madrid reports Soviet aid to rebels in Spain amid heavy fighting near Madrid. Pravda press notes claim government forces faced a major rebel push with early dawn skirmishes and a planned concerted drive to capture the capital. Rebels pressed from the north toward the city as Loyalist units regrouped to defend key positions.
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Spain
Soviet Russia
Oriacters
Monrlel
Wits
Pete Foreas
Madrid
Swaders
Capeture
Tehort
American munitions firms barred from trading with Spain
Washington reports indicate that several U S munitions makers were alerted by the State Department that their products would not be allowed to enter Spain under the United States neutral policy. Officials refused to name the companies or disclose quantities, but said the Restrictions mirrored those placed on two airplane manufacturers. The government reiterated its stance against aiding either side in the Spanish revolution and warned exporters to avoid any meaningfully involved shipments.
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Washington
Avanittons Nims
State Department
Povenei
Spain
Sacheos
Waa
Sery
Mathier
Ausier
Billings Youth Escapes Flaming Car Crash
A youth from Billings narrowly escaped a flaming car after a collision near a university road. Witnesses reported witness Namely Velven Thensen and others helped pull the victim from the burning vehicle before flames spread further. The incident occurred Wednesday near Medway and resulted in minor injuries.
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Billings
Paris Fears War Peril Not Closer
Paris diplomats warn the European crisis remains grave as they seek pacific settlement of Germany's protest to Madrid. Italian reservations over French neutrality spark unease while Germany presses for satisfaction over the Cramp incident as Rome weighs its response amid Spain’s civil war. Continued on Page 27.
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Associated Press
Paris
Europe
Madrid
Italy
Mai
Gare
Marid
Sanreey
Gulia
Germany
Pilin
Orsay
Rome
Mplimatic
War prevention plan looms from council official
Dr Freilevisk Tathy, executive secretary of the National Council for the Prevention at War, warned in a Wanatow address that the War department aims to conscript all labor in the nation. The measure, if enacted, could lead to intensified mobilization and strain on workers.
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Whantauqua
Freilevisk Tathy
National
Msi
Missouri woman bears sextuplets with five deaths reported
Fragmented account notes a Missouri woman delivering sextuplets with five of the babies dead. The report mentions family members and neighbors, with unclear details and several garbled names and statements regarding births and surrounding events.
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Missouri
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