Missing fishing boats sought by planes after hurricane
Coast guard cutters and planes searched without results for two vessels, the Seagull and Ketchum, missing since yesterday's tropical storm. The Jessie and Marabella operations reported all hands safe as crews weathered the hurricane with light damage statewide.
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Florida
Jalparaiso, Fla
Coast Guard
Res
Hans
Halvesen
Hte
Marabella Fish Company
Sara
Ketchum
St. Peters
Foreen
Steppat
K. G. Johnson
Bergstrand
Minnie Lee
Choctwhatchee Bay
Yesterhurricane
10 ARRESTED N BANK HOLDUP IN AUGUSTA
The Bureau of Investigation announced the arrest of men in Augusta Georgia for robbing the Bank of Ward in South Carolina earlier this week. Suspects David T. Garrison Grady and Raymond Lewis, all born in surrounding areas, were taken into custody as the Ward bank was under federal deposit insurance. Special agents coordinated with South Carolina authorities, Ward and Augusta police. The bank reportedly was robbed of 569 dollars.
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South Carolina
Saluda County
Ward
Augusta
Link
Federal Judge Levitt Transferred Amid Roosevelt Administration Turmoil
Washington August 1 The transfer of Federal Judge Al Levitt ends a 13 month controversy in the Roosevelt era. Attorney Cummings resigns to join his staff as a special assistant to the solicitor general and Levitt is reassigned to personnel duties within the department. The move comes after prior investigations and amid a broader set of administrative difficulties in the Caribbean Islands region involving local officials and population concerns.
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Ashington
al Levitt
Justice Department
Ent
Roosevelt
Cummings
Mts
Itt
Lawrence W
Interior Department
Jais
Levitt
Cramer
Carib Islands
M. Pearson
T. Wilson
London Labor Dispute Opens Campaign Wars
Washington Aug 1 The Labor dispute over Gov Alf M Landons stance signals rough fall campaign as Landon defends union rights to promote unorganized industry while Roosevelt aides prepare broader speaking plans amid flood relief talks and political maneuvering by Knox Pinchot Ickes and other leaders with Democratic governors weighing in on the administration response.
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Washington
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Landon
Roosevelt
Quebec
New England
James A. Farley
Topeka
Kansas
Pinchot
Harold L. Ickes
Bull Moose
London
Knox
Illinois
Alfred E. Smith
Coughlin Attacked as Clerical Demagogue at Luther Day
Rev. Dr. Walter A. Maier of Concordia Seminary denounced radio priest Charles E. Coughlin as a clerical demagogue at Ocean Grove. Maier warned that Coughlinism would let church canons rule the nation, challenging church and state boundaries during Luther Day remarks.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Charles E. Coughlin
Walter A. Maier
St. Louis
Maier
Concordia Seminary
United States
Mystery in Asheville: Police Find Dud Clue in Clevenger Case
Detectives pursued a new lead in the Helen Clevenger murder but found it worthless. Police and Sheriff expect a long, painstaking investigation as fingerprints from a Battery Park hotel room are saved for possible use in identifying the slayer.
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Asheville
Helen Clevenger
William J. Everett
Fred Jones
Battery Park
New York University
Everett
Laurence E. Brown
Bedlam at Oregon Penitentiary After Prison Riot
Seven hundred prisoners rioted at the Oregon penitentiary in Salem demanding food after a court ruling denied a convict's release. One prisoner was killed, another critically wounded, and a third wounded. guards used tear gas as state police aided Warden James Lewis.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon Penitentiary
James Lewis
Man Sought for Murder of Own Daughter in Ware Shoals
A coroner's jury orders Newt Rogers, 43, a butcher, held on a murder charge in the shotgun death of his 18 year old daughter Lula at their home in Ware Shoals South Carolina. Mrs. Viola Rogers testified he acted wildly and the shooting seemed unintentional. Rogers fled after the killing and had not been captured.
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Ware Shoals
8. C
Newt Rogers
Lula
Viola Rogers
Rogers
E. M. White
War near as Russia warns of looming conflict
On August 1 Moscow reports Soviet authorities warn war is very near. Pravda calls Germany Italy Japan enemies of peace and cites threats to the Soviet Union and Asia while Lavestia highlights the Japanese menace across Asia and the world. The Moscow News lists Germany Japan as core war zones with allied powers.
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Russia
Germany
Soviet Union
Japan
Italy
Poland
Pravda
Communist Party
England
Lavestia
Mongolian Republic
China
Philippine Islands
Indonesia
Sumatra
Java
Bali
Moscow News
Church Chapel Struck by Fire in Solomons Maryland
Fire destroyed a chapel behind the Roman Catholic church in Solomons and interrupted a church supper on the lawn. Volunteers formed a bucket brigade to stop the blaze from reaching the main church while a brigade member was overcome by smoke but recovered. The pastor’s stored books were lost and the fire’s origin was undetermined.
Man Injured In Automobile Crash Near Columbia Winnsboro
Hospital records name F. T. Smith of Hickory North Carolina as injured in an automobile accident one mile from Columbia on the Winnsboro highway.
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Columbia
8. C
Aus
F. T. Smith
Hickory
N. C
Columbia Winnsboro Highway
Rebels Beheaded Reported by Refugees Docking in Gibraltar
Refugees arriving in Gibraltar aboard the Kitish destroyer Bulldog said Communist forces in southern Spain beheaded Fascist rebels and dumped their bodies in the sea. They evacuated from Malaga and nearby towns and reported seeing many decapitated bodies floating offshore.
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Gibraltar
Spain
Malaga
Woman Dies in Raleigh Wreck Near Beach Trip
Mrs Catherine Rives Duncan of West Jefferson was killed when the car rolled over three to four times three miles west of Raleigh. Four others were injured including Mrs Alan E Gant of Burlington and Miss Lama Taylor of Pilot Mountain. The party was bound for a beach weekend.
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Raleigh
Catherine Rives Duncan
West Jefferson
Duncan
Rex Hospital
Alan E. Gant
Burlington
Lama Taylor
Pilot Mountain
Rosa Lee Triplett
Jessamine Gant
Great Pitcher Slugged in Head in Indiana
Evansville police sought a man believed to have slugged Grover Cleveland Alexander a famed major league pitcher. Alexander lay unconscious in a hospital after a street attack. officers think he and the suspect may have visited local amusements before the incident. He spoke of a hit and run and later seemed unsure if clubbing or an automobile struck him.
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Evansville
Ind
Albert Selker
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Alexander
Selker
Wreckage Sighted Off Alderney After Channel Island Flight
A Royal Air Force plane sighted wreckage off Alderney in the English Channel after a passenger plane with eight passengers and two crew disappeared on a Guernsey to Jersey flight. Five women were aboard the amphibian which disappeared after takeoff at seven p.m. last night. Investigations planned after refueling.
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ST. Helien
Jersey
England
Royal Airforce
Alderney
English Channel Islands
Jersey Airways
London
Guernsey
Jersey Island
Roxboro To Get New Postoffice
The Treasury awarded a $54,711 contract for a new Roxboro North Carolina post office to Upchurch Construction Co of Montgomery Alabama.
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Roxboro
Treasury
N. C
Upchurch Construction& Co
Montgomery
Ala
Lewis accuses AFL of selfishness over steel drive
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, charges the AFL executive council with flouting convention directives to organize steel workers, calling out selfishness and fear as the motive. He recalls resigning from the council and states the committee for industrial organization will not appear for trial.
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United Mine Workers
Council
Washington
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
San Francisco
A. F. of L
Atlantic City
Shirley Temple Family Seeks Leniency for Extortionist Note
A spokesman for Shirley Temple’s family urged leniency for Sterling W Powell who pleaded guilty to sending a 25000 dollar extortion note to the child star. The spokesman quoted the actress’s father’s secretary saying such acts are common with fan mail.
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Grants Pass
Ore
Shirley Temple
Sterling W. Powell
Nebraska Farm
W. M. Bishop
Five Injured in Head On Crash at Hall's Creek Bridge
Five people were injured in a head on collision at Hall's Creek bridge near Prince Frederick Maryland late today, one seriously.
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Prince Frederick
Hall's Creek Bridge
Here
Madrid Readies for Rebel Attacks in Civil War
Faced with renewed Franco loyalist clashes, Madrid mobilizes all capable men as rebels push toward the capital from the north and east. Loyalist forces strike across the north while air and sea units hammer targets including Huelva and Gijón. Reports say executions and terror tactics accompany the battle for control of Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Zaragoza
Strongold
Saragoza
Almirante Cervera
Gijon
Barcelona
Oviedo
Huelva
Huesca
Calatays
Cordova
Palma
Mallorca
Franco
Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Burgos
Guadarrama
Blonde Calml y Tells Cops of Killing Mother
Bayonne New Jersey August 1 17 year old Gladys MacKnight calmly described the slaying of her mother with a hatchet. Doctor says the motive stemmed from quarrels over a late supper and temper. She and 18 year old Donald Wightman were held for the grand jury on first degree murder charges.
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Bayonne
N. J
MacKnight
Cornelius O'Neill
O'Neill
Donald Wightman
Radio Regious Hour
Wightman
Raymond J. Cuddy
Jersey City
Summerville
Gladys
Logan Leads In Kentucky Senate Primary Race
In Louisville on August 1, incumbent M. M. Logan led the Democratic U S senate nomination race as 992 of 4 296 precincts reported with Logan at 51 991 Beckham 45 177 and John Y Brown 31 728. In the Republican column Robert H Lucas led with 10 297 votes in 211 precincts as Elmer C Roberts had 2 040.
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Louisville
M. M.logan
J. C. W. Beckham
U. S
Logan
Beckham
John Y. Brown
Robert H. Lucas
Republican Can National Committee
United States
Lucas
Elmer C. Roberts
State probes alleged gas price discrimination
The state gasoline commission, appointed by Governor Ehringhaus, begins an investigation into alleged price discrimination and seeks economies in state gasoline purchases. Chairman Oscar Barker says the panel will examine consumer interests and later hold a public hearing in Raleigh.
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Wilmington
State
Ehringhaus
I& Ir
Oscar Barker
Durham
Barker
Raleigh
North Carolina and South Carolina Weekend Weather Outlook
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers occur in both states Sunday. Temperatures rise slightly in the western areas, followed by generally fair conditions Monday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
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