U S FLEW TO RESCUE OF BRITISH AND FRENCH CURRENCIES
The U S Treasury mobilized a 2 billion dollar stabilization fund to support exchange rates as France's Blum government pushes a plan to devalue the franc. Morgenthau bought sterling after Russia offered pounds, while Paris faced swift political condemnation. Global markets saw mixed reactions with currencies slipping and some gains on Wall Street.
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Associated Press
U. S. Treasury
Blum
Paris
Morgenthau
France
England
United States
Bank of Russia
Morgenthau Quckly
New York Stock Exchange
Premier Blum
Wall Street
Holland
London Stock Exchange
London
World News In Gist From An Odd-Faced Ledger
Domestic Washington Secretary Morganthau proposes a five million dollar aid to strengthen the British pound and accuses Russia of depraved actions while Milwaukee Governor Landon condemns the New Deal as cruel and urging common sense in pensions. Paris signals franc devaluation, Netherlands plans gold embargo to adjust the guilder, Fascists strike in Toledo to rescue Alcazar defenders, First Spanish naval battle seen as five royal ships moving toward rebel ports, and Shanghai reports eight Japanese destroyers ferrying more troops to China.
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Domiestic
Washington
Morgenthau
Rusala
Milwaukee
Landon
Paris
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Toledo
Shanghai
China
Landon Declares New Deal Perils to Social Security
Milwaukee reports Gov Alf M Landon arguing the New Deal endangers social security and urging a pay as you go old age pension system as a matter of social justice. He calls the administration program cruel and wastefully financed while lauding opposition. The crowd filled the city auditorium with a two minute standing ovation after a rain delay.
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Milwaukee
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Ife
City Auditorium
Federal Prohibition Issue Sparks Montana Project Scrutiny
A special dispatch to Governor Holt explains why six large Montana water and irrigation projects worth 82 million were disapproved by the federal Public Works Administration. The Tongue River storage plan faced sediment and capacity limits, while the Upper Musselshell project was deemed overpriced. Washington signals further delib erations as finance and engineering divisions weighed costs against benefits.
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Public Works Administration
Montana
Mrouth
Elmer Holt
Horatio
Hackett
Holt
Plate Water Board
Tongue River
Rosebud
Custer
Walla
Upper Musselshell
Wheatland County
Hospital Patients Missing in Flood in Parral Mexico
In Parral Chihuahua flood waters swept over the town as hundreds of houses were carried away and the town inundated. The hospital of Jesus was destroyed and three patients were reported missing. Governor Quevedo was informed of the losses as the disaster unfolded.
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Juarez
Mexico
Parral
Chihuahua
Rodrigo Quevedo
Hospital of Jesus
Billings Student Pilot in Crash Not Injured
In Billings on September 26 a student pilot named Raymond Prowitt, under the influence of liquor, crashed a ship owned by Billings Ale Service during a joy ride. He sustained only minor injuries but was taken to a local hospital. airport officials and a physician confirmed intoxication. The craft struck a tree and a telephone line before wrecking in a vacant city lot near the port.
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Washington
Alabama
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Tennessee
Georgia
Ohio
Billings
Ander
Billings Ale Gervice
Tate
Raymond Prowitt
Mountain Staten Telephone and Telegraph Company
Dick Logan
Logan
Prewitt
Washington State Defeats Grizzlies in Open Conference Game
In Pullman on September 26 Washington State college used a versatile running and air attack to beat the University of Montana 10 to 0 in the Pacific Coast Conference opener. Ed Goddard of Esconaidg led the Cougar offense, scoring the first two touchdowns and handling punting duties, before giving way to a substitute backfield. A crowd of 6,800 witnessed Montana's strong defense but no scoring opportunities, as Milton Popovich and Mojiie Lundberg led the second period attempts.
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Pullman Wash
Washington State College
Maret
University of Montana
Ed Goddard
Esconaidg
Cougar
Montana
Milton Popovich
Mojiie Lundberg
Bakersfield Quakes Strike Night with No Damage
Two sharp earthquakes rattled Bakersfield California on September 26 near 6 58 pm causing momentary fear but no damage or injuries were reported. Local officials said there were no aftershocks or structural concerns.
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Hakersfield
Calif
Dangers of Floods Ebb in Texas After Peak
In San Angelo and west Texas flood threats eased as Rio Grande and Concha tributaries receded after a week of high water. The city, still recovering from a major flood, saw diminishing risk in Presidio and Big Bend areas as conditions improved toward normal.
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Son Angelo
Texas
Rio Grande
Weat
Jevela San Angelo
Concha
Presidio
Big Bend
Bobcats Shut Out by Utah Agate Eleven
Logan Utah September 26 Utah Aggies launch their 1937 drive for Rocky Mountain conference honors with a 12 to 0 victory over Montana State's Bobcats. Dick Romney's former crew struck near the end of the first quarter. Shifty Kent Tyan carried 33 yards on three plays. Blanton Ryans, running mate, scored on the second drive from the Montana 12. Peterson kicked the try for point. In the third quarter Lindsser and Reare recovered a blocked punt after Murteneaux, Agate end, blocked Taylor's punt.
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Logan
Utah
Agetes
Cochamy Ona
Montain State
Dick Romney
Kent Tyan
Blanton Ryana
Montana
Peterson
Lindsser
Reare Cama
Murteneaux
Agate
Taylor
Ryan
Just a Minute With Irvin Score in Vernais Calif
Vernais California news column profiles a man named Irvin Cobb who taunts boxers at ringside when not at work He frequents theaters and boos political opponents on screen His odd quirks are described alongside a joking taxonomy claiming a large but fictional Irvin breed growth in population.
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Vernalis
Calif
Irvins Cobb
Nana
Coughlin Refuses to Take Water Amid Political Firestorm
Philadelphia Sept 26 Father Charles E Coughlin defends use of ballots to preserve American liberties as he rails against modern capitalism and communism. He spoke from a tower before a mass meeting, denouncing newspapers for alleging a Vatican quote and urging vigilance against perceived threats to national peace and order.
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Philadelphia
Charles E. Coughlin
America
Roma
Rishon
T McNicholaa
Ginedunati
Pope
Father Coughlin
Conguin
Pilladelphia Mantial Stadt
Hig
Govan
Ue Preaideny
Ranswoyr
Jaindon
Moan Rocks in Ghar HB Hours in Montreal
Fragmentary Montreal item notes Atima and Vezina achieving a feat described as rockhig in a vehicle or window scene. Mentions the Tenantalorie work in Montreal for the working class and a terse remark about drawing attention, with a line urging people to visit tomorrow.
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Moan
Ghar
Montreal
Atima
Vezina
Artoro
Tomaht
Unoni
Alca zar Garson Saved Shaping Spanish War Battle News
Conflicting reports place Alcazar Garson in danger as naval forces move toward Bilbao and Corunna insurgents claim relief of the besieged garrison while Madrid warns of continued resistance near Toledo as fleets threaten action along the Bay of Biscay coast.
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Associated Press
Bilbao
Spain
Hiscay
Radio Maton
Corunna
Fasr
Lst
Alcazaz
Madrid
Rael
Toledo
Montana Young Democrats Meet at State Convention
Reports from the annual Montana Young Democrats state convention describe party leaders predicting sweeping victories in the general election. Speakers include Randal Swanburp of Cedar, Aronow of Shelby, and Senator Homer T. None of Washington, with Gordon Sands presiding, as proceedings continue on page 1 and section.
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Mavre
Vorntina Young
Randal Swanburp
Cedar Bo Aronow
Shelbys
Homer T None
Washington
Gordon Sands
Ineal
Madrid government claims Moorish column annihilated
The Madrid government reports heavy air and land attacks against Moorish forces near Toleyoto. It claims to have repelled advances with artillery and infantry, seizing insurgent supplies while pressing a counteroffensive toward Talade and Borgas. Government officials seek League of Nations support in Geneva and announce probes into alleged fake passports by foreign legations.
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Toledo
Toleyoto
Kovernmnt
Borgas
Tigrid River
Tolela
Tafantiso
Wietiedy
Torrijon
Talade
Menzir
Hiemach
Madrid
Cloge Witeh
Tades
Geneva
Julio Alvarez Dallaxo
League of Nations
Spain
Sovernment
Landon Vodere Debut Reported Near Milwaukee
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a gubernatorial race item mentioning Landon Vodere in Milwaukee last night. The text references a Republican candidate, Gov AI MW, and a page of a publication called The Helen with dependent details.
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Landon Vodere
Wilwaukee
Gov AI MW Finden
Helen
Bombardment of Bilbao by Fascist Aerial Armies
Fascist air forces bombarded Bilbao Spain causing widespread fires and civilian deaths. Streets filled with cries for revenge as new war planes roared overhead and hostages were reportedly killed amid chaotic looting and firefighting efforts. Basque commanders vowed to resist while authorities counted casualties from the daylong assault and subsequent destruction.
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Associated Press
Bilbao
Spain
Smili
Rennes
Orde
Enadore Deli Tore
Miemen
Chrek
Hadley
der Volrda Neon
Spanish president not to try flight in crisis
Geneva reports state that Spanish minister Delvara says military situation in Spain is improved and that Azana wishes to leave Madrid. Delvara claims talks with Premier Targr produced assurances, with censorship of dispatches strong. France moves to end strikes by miners under new week law while other sectors may face similar decrees. Miss Jarry Momye Brown, noted patron of poetry, dies at Arequipa.
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Geneva
Julio Wivirer Delvara
Spain
Manuel Azana
Madrid
Delvaya
Prancisin Targr
Lo Fatiarst
Strikbes TY
France
Japanese Destroyers Rush More Marines to Shanghai
Japanese destroyers and marines rush toward Shanghai amid tense international standoff as Chinese authorities struggle to protect foreign nationals. Reports indicate renewed protests by Japanese officials over a killing and wounding of a Japanese crewman and two comrades, fueling concerns about security in the treaty port.
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Shanghai
MIA Hs Yim Assos
Tted
Phanghut
Anstous Stanigeh
Tadiy Ours
International Metropalis
Cathy
Pomthis
Fapanead Chines Inteldenty
Corlier
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Gistiller
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Grizzlies
Bakersfield, Calif
Bobcats
AGS
Irvin
Fal Coughlin
Alcazar Garson
Young Democrats
Holds
Robert B Parker, JR
By Jos Re Sharaeyd
Vhicago
Jarry Momye
Brown
Arequipy Deru
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