Bombing raid and submarine attack reported near Hongkong
London reports a Japanese submarine attack on Chinese fishing vessels near Hongkong and Shanghai on September 1. Bombing planes struck eastern China, killing an estimated 100 to 200 civilians. Rear Admiral Honda says further bombardments are planned. Survivors say about 300 more were lost. civilians including women and children perished. Conflicting casualty notes from Nanking and coastal towns follow.
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London
Robert L. Craigie
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
China
Vado Honda
Ifo
South China
Nanking
Insurgent Victory Reported in Spanish Civil War
Insurgent forces claim capture of Tiadesolin on the Rinengan coast and report advances along the east bank of the Sella river amid strong government resistance. Government and insurgent communiques describe fighting across three fronts in the Spanish Civil War.
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Vendaye
Franco-Apantah
Genesfino
France
Tiadesolin
Rinengan
Glen
Sella
T Heyonn
Nevolt
Close friendship of Mussolini and Hitler cemented
In Berlin on September 27 Mussolini and Adolf Hitler reaffirmed the Rome Berlin axis and vowed closer cooperation in European affairs. They proclaimed the alliance impervious to loyalties used to divide them, with Hitler stressing a broader unity while warning against tension with neighboring states. Papen’s arrival suggested talks about Austria.
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Berlin
Beenito Mussolini
Adolf Hiller
Axia
Paty
Goarnvagy
Thas
Only
Jagetstrag
Austria
Franz von Papen
Germany
Aletria
Mussollid
Hitler
Lilian Cfrelea
Mussolini
Austin
Cirema Rita Miller
Wasse Uni
Rome
Wsarner
Trajan
Betty Cerman
Nata Volunteerg
Spain
Off the Record Liberal Fictions by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson critiques liberal defenders of the Klan and Justice Black era reforms. She argues that some New Deal liberals tolerate or justify coercive tactics for political ends, warning that this shifts public opinion toward dangerous, dark pathways. Continued on Page 4.
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Dorothy Thompson
Water board to receive funds for irrigation and electrification
The Water Conservation Board is assured funds for expanding irrigation projects and electrification efforts. Governor Ayers and Water Round Secretary Yo. Kelly announced the allocations after a long Washington trip. Some projects already financed will proceed, including Barnelack Creek, Smith River, Livingstone Park, Willow Creek, and Conrad city improvements. Later allocations aim to support Upper Mag, Stillwater, Nevada Creek, and other Montana sites.
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Thstes
Maret Anit
Governay Tey Ve
Ayers
Membe
Washinton
He Funn
Yo. Kelly Neriyerk
Htena
Alynlane
Washington
Cougrenk
Girler Conservation
Montana
Moonevelt
Alik
Water Board
Ata
Feders
Powell
Weal Merk
Bitterner
Ravalli
Sidney
Wuontinwad
Census of Hole in Nation to Be Taken
Washington announces a nationwide census effort with 41 million families to receive registration blanks on November 16 and 17. Unemployed or part time workers will be asked to fill the forms and mail them by November 20. The Census Bureau will tabulate the data.
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Washington
Censua Bureau
Riggers Gnlil
World News Snippet Across Front Lines and Tribunes
A garbled foreign dispatch notes air raids killing hundreds and Japanese submarines sinking Chinese junks. Soviet warns Japan over Nanking bombardment as Iberian border troop reports surface. Nations denounce bombings while a missing yacht sighting and domestic politics mix with legal and labor tensions in various cities.
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Shanghai
Ely Lins
Moscow
Japan
Tokyo
Berlin
Americ
Washington — Supreme Court
Mack
Denver
A.P.T
Chitengo
Charles
Missing Grit Yacht Reported as Safe
London reports the British yacht Endeavour 269, an unsuccessful 1994 America’s Cup challenger, is safe with all hands after a distress call. Captain Alcork of the British anchor Ghoxenng wired authorities that the Endeavour was connected near the coast of Florida. a 10,000 mile Atlantic leg is cited with 19 men aboard.
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London
Endeavour
America
Alcork
Hirtttahanker Ghoxenng
Troland
Sage
Assnedatnd
Atlante
Atlantic
Bar Association Hears President Called Fanatic
The American Bar Association opened with strong speeches opposing President Roosevelt's Supreme Court plan and defending the Constitution against his remarks. Frederick Stinchfield, ABA president, cited that 32 of 55 framers were lawyers to counter the layman’s view of the Constitution. James Reed, former senator, praised the framers but called fanaticism dangerous to church or state.
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Kansas City
American Bar Association
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Frederick Fr. Stinchfield
Bar Association
United States
Read
James Meed
Soul
High Court Debate Over Joe Len Nomination
Washington sources discuss the potential Supreme Court nomination of Albert Levitt and the possible involvement of Hugo G Hinek in the process. Observers weigh whether the new judge will face formal notice or move swiftly, amid petitions and alleged Klan ties. The controversy centers on the pending Norfolk, Virginia case and a Norfolk vacancy.
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Washington
Albert Levitt
Federal
Virgin Islands
Hugo G. Hinek Petelis
Ronndela
Nanna
Jia Len
Norfalk
Petlion
Montana man accused in Fern Inklo Hill murders
Edmond Raina, 60, was jailed on murder charges after the bodies of Frank and Roscoe Baker, brothers, were found shot to death in their Fern Inklo Hill home near Middinabora Kentucky. Sheriff Tudings quoted the suspect claiming he fled to Montana and returned 12 hours later.
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Middinabora
Frank
Roscoe Baker
Fern Inko Hill
Edmond Raina
Wnss
Sherriff
James W. Tudings
Tia
Montana
Walns
Just A Minute With Thivings
Santa Monica California September 27 Master Rallo seven and city reared visited relatives in the country On his first morning he wore a worried countenance Mother Ive been out under the mulberry trees He asked do mulberries have hard backs and six legs and crawl The mother replied certainly not Then Rollo said I feel I have made a dreadful mistake The point is nothing only I got to imagining the brooding regrets of some administration members and a senate majority when they recall their haste to fill a vacancy in the highest court
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Santa Monica
Calif
Rallo
Rollo
Senate
TRVIN
Roosevelt urges bigger aims over petty quarrels in Boise visit
President Roosevelt told Idahoans he seeks bigger objectives for American life including peace, coordinated industry, and broader farm prosperity. Senator William Borah greeted him as Roosevelt spoke of improving resources and guiding future generations during a 10 mile drive through Boise.
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Boise
Idaho
Roosevelt
William Horn
Boran
Tam
Corsa
Moran
Mre Roosevelt
Washington
Young Republicans meet as Hamilton cites Democrat ideal
Washington dispatch reports Hamilton accusing Democrats of pursuing monopolistic enterprise and public control while urging a more regulated private sector. At a press conference, he notes a likely national convention before Congress elections and outlines Young Republican Federation efforts to structure committees and funding.
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Washington
Fie
Republican Sil Boway
Tontelt
Fis
Tomi
Jeecainete Evening Star
Mamillan Walt Te
Coal Tem
J. Konell Brading
Young Republican National Federation
Federaetion
Fresh feud threatens split at A F L convention
Denver reports unrest within the American Federation of Labor as building trades leaders press for new terms amid a long running feud. Witham D. Stutcheson, head of the carpenters union, looms large as rival factions seek to control the federation’s direction and a possible rebuilding of the feud through proposed revisions to long standing agreements.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor
Witham UD. Stutcheson
Carpenters’ Union
Pallad
Williamia
A. I
Building Trades Department
Sen
John T. Fray
Hie Met Trades Department
Metal Trades
Sonyentan
Arthur Wharton
Witon
Jana L. Lewis
Strong
C.lo
Tr. S. Navy
New Top Price For Cattle Matches Historic High
A Sept. 27 market report shows cattle selling at 19.60 per hundredweight, the highest since December 1914 and tied for the all time high set in 1918. The price surge is traced to strong demand for grain fed cattle and improved market conditions.
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Bearelly
Kidnaping Mystery Foiled By Gray Cap Figure In Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports a mysterious man in a gray cap became a central figure in the Charles S. Ross kidnapping. After 42 hours with no word, authorities intensified the search while detectives traced leads to a hotel dining party in Sycamore and followed three suspects through Gray Cay.
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Chicago
Charles S. Ross
Jip
Wabe Taclarer
Stovs
Indoledte Nealtit
Vargo
Sycamore
Misa Imlarence
Ule Cuplers
Stockholders of East Helena Bank to Get Dividends
Depositors received VEE centy on date and stockholders of Nad Uclene State bank in Fituny will receive checks totaling 11208.01, seven percent of the stockholders liability paid after the bank closed. State official said checks mailed to stockholders assessed as owed value when the bank failed to reopen after the bank holiday March 4. At closing time deposits were 140759.22, with 12317.81 cancelled by notes.
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Nad Uclene
Fituny
Yaminof W. A
Vital ruling on grazing permits upheld in west
Salt Lake City Sept 27 A federal ruling affirming sectional priority for Taylor grazing act permits was upheld today. S. Hi Moyar examiner for the grazing division affirmed the Colorado regional grazier's denial of grazing permits to Joseph F Livingston and Grade Gok of Paroda Colorado.
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Salt Lake City
S. Hi. Moyar
Division of Grazing
Colorado
Joseph F. Livingston
Grade Gok
Paroda
Colo
Kentucky coal operators to face federal charges
A grand jury in federal district court indicted 22 Harlan County mining companies, 24 executives, and 28 law enforcement or former deputies for unlawfully conspiring to intimidate workers in their right to organize and bargain collectively since July 1935. Sheriff Theodora R. Middleton and former Deputy Sheriff Ben Unthank are named among defendants.
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Hvrankfort
Ben
National Labor Relations Net
Harlin County
Theodora R. Middleton
Ben Unthank
Harlan County Coal Operators Association
Senate Civil Liberties
Varian County
Aald
National
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