Roosevelt Opens Campaign Amid Attacks on Republicans
President Roosevelt began his campaign for a second New Deal victory with a denunciation of communist support and a critique of current and past Republican leadership. He asserted the GOP would not grasp the need for justice and the welfare of the masses. The New York State Democratic convention at the National Guard Armory echoed Philadelphia energy with cheering crowds. Amelia Earhart and figures like Frances Perkins and Senator Wagner attended, while Governor Lehman introduced the president.
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Roosevelt
New York State
National Guard
Philadelphia
Thnosevelt
Tehman
Albany
Frances Perkins
Wagner
New York
Amelia Earhart
Lehman
Roosevelt Address Text Published in Helena Independent
The Helena Independent notes the full text of President Roosevelt's address delivered at Buracage New York will appear on page 10 of this issue.
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Buracage
N. Y
Roosevelt
Helena
Four Burn to Death in Illinois Plane Crash
Four people died when a plane carrying photographers crashed near Naperville Illinois. Victims include Oscar Hanold 28 pilot Wilna Schluesser 16 passenger and two Chicago film crew members Ralph Widdy and Howard Adams. The craft owned by Bluebird Air Transport plunged near the Burlington Zephyr tracks as it struck a field after lowering speed to miss the train. Eyewitnesses said the engine switches were pulled out indicating no motor trouble.
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Bent
Oscar Hanold
Chicago
Wilna Schluesser
Howard Adams
Widding Pictures
Don
Ralph Widdy
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Zephyr
Nore
Hanold
Bluebird Air Transport Company
Chicago Oairport
Burlington
Paprika in Campaign Arguments Debated by Thompson
Dorothy Thompson argues against overseasoning political discourse with “paprika” tactics. She cites claims about Landon, Hearst, and Roosevelt, notes the Browder line aimed at defeating London, and recalls how German Communists shifted tactics by courting leftist voters while undermining progressive parties.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hearst
Vance
Browder
London
Crowder
Germany
World News In Brief From Global Dispatches
Roosevelt repudiates communist support and New Deal unrest cited as GOP stiffens bid for Lehman as New York Democrats nominate Lehian. Landon says Roosevelt tried to freeze federal payrolls amid turmoil. Madrid reports silent cowards as troops retreat toward capital. fascists claim Madrid women and children mobilized. Britain imposes martial law in Palestine violence. France signals devaluation fears. senate demands price controls. Henderson acquitted in Texas cattleman murder case citing unwritten law debate.
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Syracuse
Roosevelt
New Deal
New York
Lehian
Topeka
Landon
Madrid
Coranna—Fascista
London
Britain
Palestine
Senate
No Loss Of Life By Texas Floods In South Central Texas
Flooding along the Brazos and Little River in south central Texas forces lowland residents to flee. The Brazos rose to 41 feet, the highest on record, with property losses estimated over half a million dollars in Waco and McLennan county. Guadalupe and Rio Grande areas also show rising waters. Felice Tingley, mother of New Mexico governor Clyde K. Tingley, died.
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Waco
Texas
Gulf
Little River
Braza Falls
Brazos
McLennan
Joanes
Guadalupe
Laredo
Tio Grande
Presidio
Big Bend
Wholesale Arrests by Uncle Sam in Nationwide Drive
Washington reports over 1,000 arrests in a Treasury enforcement sweep against narcotics liquor customs and counterfeiting. About 456 narcotics arrests, 412 in alcohol tax cases, 104 for counterfeiting, and 24 for Customs law violations were logged, with seizures including 294 stills, 196,072 gallons of mash and 6,269 gallons of liquor valued around 76 thousand dollars. Fugitives and paralegal violators were among those detained.
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Washington
Treasury
Harold N. Graves
Treasury Enforcement Agencies
Justiva
New York Democrat Nominates Hoover in Confusing Convention
At the New York state Democratic convention delegates debated the gubernatorial nominee after Thomas Dowd of Salamanca urged Herbert Hoover as a candidate. Dowd’s prepared speech stated Herbert Hoover, though the text read Herbert Lehman, creating a moment of doubt among delegates.
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Byracuse
New York
Church warned not to enter politics in democracy talk
Washington notes a masn meeting of 22 religious denominations as Secretary Roper urges church revitalization while warning against intermingling of church and political forum. Commerce Secretary's address Religion in a Democracy received official endorsement from the Committe on Religious Life with President Roosevelt's support.
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Washington
Roper
Commerce
Roosevalt
Just a Minute with Irving Cobе
Santa Monica California September 24 By edict Japan has deleted from her dictionary all mention of the word war This ironic column notes the imagined reactions of Koreans and Chinese to this claim and recalls Jack Barrymore at a luncheon jesting about a foreign guest with a parry about strength
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Santa Monica
Calif
Japan
Jack Barrymore
Barrymore
Noah
Survivors recount siege of Toledo Alcazar as fascists advance
Survivors describe the 72 day siege of Toledo's Alcazar with fascist rescuers driving toward Madrid. Government reports say insurgents moved seven miles from Toledo along the Toledo Madrid highway as planes supported the advance. At Talavera de la Reina survivors speak of 1200 men and 80 rescued, with women and children saved during the takeover.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Alcazar
Madrid
Toledo-Madrid
Sedage
Aliirante
A P Man in Alcazar After Relief Describes Sad Scenes
An Associated Press dispatch from Toledo recounts the first access to the Alcazar since its relief. Defenders and civilians lie under candlelight in underground rooms, wounded cared for in a makeshift infirmary, and families endure sorrow while Franco visits. Col. Jose Mossardo is awarded the Cruz de Fernando for the fortress defense.
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Toledo Alcazar
Associated
Alcasar
Toledo
Franciacq Franco
Chieftaia
Alin
Blanding
Walla
Roun
Spain
Vila” Tig
Jose Mosseardo
Alcuzar
Cruz de Gernando
Definite mobilization urged for women and children
Corunna Spain dispatch reports a fascist radio broadcast claiming the Madrid government ordered general mobilization of women and children in defense of the capital. The message, dated September 29, charges a broad call to arms as insurgent forces claim the order.
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Corunna
Spain
Fasclat
Radin Broad Fant
Madrid
Eleven Black Legion Men Found Guilty of Murder
Detroit September twenty nine report states eleven members of the Mack Legion were convicted for plotting and aiding the murder of Charles A. Poole. Seven received first degree murder verdicts with life in prison. four were convicted of second degree murder. Jury deliberated about one hour and 25 minutes before Circuit Judge Moynihan.
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Black Legion
Detroit
Mack Legion
Roadalog
Charles A. Poole
Lfe
Joseph A. Moynilan
Stebecca Poole
Wiew
Breeauan
Falas Roxas
Owers
Colonel
Harvey Davis
Ervin 2Fer
Panl Ro Adewards
Edgar Haldwin
Urban Lipps
Poole
Dayton Dean
Take
Lowell Rushing
Straghten Poole
John Hannerman
Una
Dean
Davis
Dannerman
Thomas Jr. Crate
Virgil Morrow
Moynihan
Albert Stevens
John 3. Vincent
C Lark Legion
Hevaehell Gill
Pope Pius Improves After Summer Rest at Castle Gandolfo
Pope Pius has recovered after a summer retreat in the Alban hills and plans to move his court back to the Vatican. He spent three months at the summer residence and returns stronger and brighter-eyed.
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Gandolfo
Alban Hills
Vatican
Eleven Dead in Southwestern Oregon Fire Disaster
Fire deaths in southwestern Oregon rose to eleven as fog aided 5,000 firefighters and relief workers. The only fatal town was Bandon where a woman and child were found among the ruins. Local losses were estimated at about 1,500,000 dollars in Bandon and total regional damage around 3,000,000 dollars.
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Marshfield
Ore
Oregon
Bandon
Thomas E. Rilea
Charled Martin
North Bend
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Nandon
Keith Young
France Debates Devaluation Measures Amid Senate Revision
AP reports France's chamber of deputies approved Premier Blum's devaluation plan but the bill faced a revision by the senate finance committee. The radical socialist lobby pushes government price controls requiring parliamentary approval. If passed, the senate bill returns to the deputies before currency devaluation takes effect.
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Chamber of Deputies
Piaen Blum
Senate
Socialist
Blur
Tagamet
Senate Finance Committee
Thali Head Says Devaluation Not to Happen Yet
Reported remarks after a meeting on the proposed devaluation of the Freneth dollar. official word states the Thali Head would not devalue money at this time.
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Hane
British martial law declared in Palestine to quell Arab uprising
Great Britain decreed martial law in Palestine to subdue an Arab uprising against immigration and land provisions of the mandate. General Sir Arthur Wavel, the high commissioner, to wield dictatorial power with General J G Din commanding the augmented military force.
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Soandaw
Great Britain
Palestine
Arthur Walleh
Rape
Igh
Malensting
J. G. Din
Frre
Thorn
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