French Cabinet Survives Crisis Rust God
In Okla Aug 22 a couple led by Rev James Winstead forsake medical care for their gravely ill son Carl Rae Winstead. They read from the Bible at his bedside and refuse doctors while an infection paralyzes a leg and threatens his heart. County Attorney J G Young seeks medical intervention and may prosecute for manslaughter if the boy dies. The Assembly of God church members pray nearby as supporters urge treatment and others offer prayers.
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Woodward, Okla
Lod
James Winstead
Carl Rae Winstead
Assembly of God, Pentecostal Church
Winstead
Carl
Two Killed In New York Subway Crash On Lexington Avenue
Two men died and up to 50 people were injured when two southbound Lexington Avenue trains collided on the East Side. A fire started after lights went out, and rescuers cut through wreckage to reach trapped victims.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
Browa
Salvatore Cota
Sidney Lefkovics
John White
Emanuel Auerbach
Cota
Esther Marsa
Flest
116Th Street
Young Man Remanded in England for Secrets Act Charge
Archibald Norman Longworth appeared at Hoole County Magistrates Court on a charge of violating the Official Secrets Act in connection with army secrets. He was remanded for eight days to Hoole Police Court for further hearing.
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Chester
England
Archibald Norman Longworth
Hoole Po- Hee Court
Secretary Clark Overrules Maverick Ballot Petition
Austin August 22 Secretary of State Edward Clark overruled a petition by Maverick supporters to have his name printed on the November ballot as an independent congressional candidate from San Antonio.
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Austin
Tex
Edward Clark
Friends of New Deal
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Congress
Fireman Leads Cleveland In National Amateur Public Links
Bruce McCormick a Los Angeles fire fighter set the back nine on Highland Park's eighteen hole layout ablaze to card an even 86 84 70 and finish among early 18 hole finishers in the 17th National amateur public links championship.
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Cleveland
Bruce McCormick
Los Angeles
Highland Park
Confesses Slaying in Deep Run Case
State Patrolman J K Clay said Grover Wilkins aged 40 confessed to shooting and killing Mrs Willie Davis aged 24 in her home at Deep Run Saturday night. The fatal shot was fired through a window.
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Kinston
J. K.clay
Grover Wilkins
Willie Davis
Pear Deep Run
Germans Ordered Home From Davis Cup Doubles
Frederick C. Uhl announced a cablegram ordering Germany's non playing Davis Cup team to withdraw from the national doubles tennis tournament in Brookline. The move caused two first round defaults.
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Brookline
Mass
Frederick C. Uhl
Germany
Cadet Lands Safely After Midair Engine Loss
Aviation Cadet Thomas W McKnight of the United States Navy escaped death today after a rumann fighter lost its engine at 2,500 feet above Norfolk's residential area. He deployed his parachute and was unhurt.
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Plyer
Norfolk
Thomas WcKnight
United States Navy
Ile
Racket Leader James J. Hines Trial Eyed by Pompez Testimony
Alexander Pompez testified in the James J. Hines conspiracy case that Dutch Schultz mobsters arranged arrests after he joined the racket in 1932. He named Dan Smith and Big Harry Schoenhaus as harassing figures and said Weinberg ordered calls to the mob’s headquarters at 351 Lenox Avenue. Pompez recalled a policy bank meeting where a mob dictated a cut from 30 to 26 percent, listing several Schultz lieutenants and associates in attendance.
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New York
Alexander Pompez
Harlem
Tammany
James J. Hines
Pompez
Dan Smith
New York City
Schultz
Big Harry” Schoenhaus
Dutch Schultz
Dutelman
Smith
Schoenhaus
Dixie Davis
George Weinberg
Pempez
Weinberg
Lenox Avenue
Abe
Landau
J. Richard
Dixie” Davis
Kid
Big Joe” Ison
Spaem
Marshal Flores
Schnapps
Short Termers Granted Paroles in Raleigh
Three short term prisoners won paroles today from Governor Hoey while 12 clemency requests were denied. Paroled were Willie Willis Jr of Carteret County for breaking and entering and related offenses, Robert F Simpson of Forsyth County for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, and Elbert Reel of Beaufort County for breaking and entering and receiving. Simpson’s sentence was suspended on condition of fines and costs but he failed to meet release terms and returned to jail in May.
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Raleigh
Hoey
Willie Willis, Jr
Carteret County
Robert F. Simpson
Forsyth
Elbert Reel
Beaufort County
Simpson
National V F W Encampment Opens in Columbus
The 39th national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars opened in Columbus highlighting a push against Naziism communism and fascism by promoting American democracy. About 35 000 visitors flooded the city as crowds clogged streets and strained transportation.
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Columbus
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gailey
Organization of United States Overseas Veterans
Picture Talent Racket Exposed in Hollywood Probe
Los Angeles police arraign top officers of National Talent Pictures Corporation on false advertising and petty theft charges for luring dance students to Hollywood with promises of film careers. Raid uncovered nearly 200000 dollars in a year, franchised dance schools, and a cheap recording setup. Federal postal authorities study the evidence.
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National Talent
Los Angeles
Hollywood
National Talent Pictures Corporation
I. C. Overdorff
Myrtle
Edward Rose
Screen Juveniles
W. A. Garrabrant
Harry L. Gross
Coleen Reley
Wichita Falls
Tex
Movie Capital
Date Set For Trial Of Jimmy Roberts
Myrtle Beach police said Jimmy Roberts of Miami faces murder charges in the fatal shooting of John McLean of Raleigh. A coroner's jury ordered him held, and Russell expects trial at September term. Roberts surrendered after the incident claiming McLean pursued his bride of six weeks.
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Myrtle Beach
A. G. Russell
Jimmy Roberts
Miami
Fla
John 8
McLean
Raleigh
N. C
Russell
Roberts
Mc-Lean
Franco Blocks withdrawal scheme in Spain pact
London reported Generalissimo Franco rejected two core points of a plan to remove foreign fighters from Spain, delaying the effect of the British Italian friendship treaty. The note to the 26 nation non intervention committee halted progress on withdrawal terms, prompting Chamberlain and Halifax to reassess.
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London
Amesite
Italy
Chamberlain
Spain
Viscount Halifax
Mussolini
Franco
G O P Injected in Vote Hearing in Raleigh
In Wake Superior Court Burgin seeks mandamus to force certification as Democratic nominee for the U S House in the eighth district. The state board argues Deane led Burgin by 23 votes in July 2 primary and Burgin alleges the board coerced changes to original county returns.
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Raleigh
Aus
W. O. Burgin
Lexington
Wake Superior Court
Vake Board of Elections
North Carolina
Supreme Court
W. C. Harris
State Board
Burgin
Harry McMullan
Burgis
U. S. House of Representatives
Eighth
C. B. Deane
Rockingham
Hopkins opposes Workers Alliance political fund drive
WPA administrator Harry Hopkins criticized a reported effort by the Workers Alliance to raise funds from New York relief workers. He said the group has a legal right to seek donations but he personally dislikes the idea and views it as bad regardless of who benefits or opposes.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Workers Alliance
New York
Hopkins
John J. O'Connor
Roosevelt
White House
The
Crippling Of U.S. Munitions Works Is Aim Of Group
Dr. J. B. Matthews told a House committee that the American League Against War and Fascism aimed to cripple U.S. munitions plants and incite mutiny in the army in a war with Soviet Russia. He traced the league’s origins to 1932 and said its program shifted only in name to the League for Peace and Democracy.
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U.S
Washington
Aus
J. B. Matthews
House Committee Today
American League Against
United States
Soviet Russia
Matthews
League
House
League For Peace and Democracy
Democratic Party
America
League Against War
Earl Browder
American Communist Party
Moscow
Far East
Latin America
Cuba
Soviet Union
Battle Flares Near Shanghai On Western Front
In Shanghai region, about 1 000 Japanese troops clash with Chinese guerrillas near Hungjao, amid large scale fighting. Dozens of foreign residents flee toward the International Settlement as Japanese reinforcements push into the area and seal off Hungtse to civilians.
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Shanghat
Shanghai
Hungjao
Hunjao
Sudeten Problem Turn Expected In Czechoslovakia Talks
In Prague officials said a definite turn in negotiations with the Sudeten German minority would come this week. British mediator Viscount Runciman was seen as likely to offer an appraisal on Thursday. The German and Sudeten factions showed cautious movement as Berlin had yet to issue new directives.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Viscount Runciman
Lord Runciman
Central European Radio
Runciman
Prager Presse
Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Greensboro Real Estate Man Slugged in Office Assault
A. Schiffman, a Greensboro real estate figure, was found unconscious in his office and is in serious condition at Wesley Long hospital. Doctors report a fractured skull from a heavy blow likely delivered with a heavy instrument. Police have limited clues as they investigate the Monday morning assault.
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Greensboro
A. Schiffman
Wesley Long Hospital
Two Men Die In Georgia Car Bus Collision
In Cornelia Georgia Aug 22 two men Dan Loudermilk 40 and Harold Loudermilk 42 of Mt Airy were killed when their private car collided with an Atlantic Greyhound bus near here. The bus had 17 passengers who escaped with slight injuries. the car traveled about 100 feet before stopping and the bus then burned completely.
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Cornelia
Atlantic New
Here
Yesteray
Dan Loudermilk
Harold Loudermilk
Mt. Airy
Daladier Survives Cabinet Shake Up Over 40 Hour Plan
Paris Aug 22 AP Two of Premier Edouard Daladier's cabinet ministers Ludovic Frossard and Paul Ramadier suddenly resigned prompting a cabinet reshuffle. Daladier named Anatole De Monzie and Charles Pomaret as replacements from the same Socialist Anios faction to maintain a balance in the ministry amid a looming parliamentary challenge.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Ludovic Frossard
Paul Ramadier
Anatole de Monsie
Charlies Pomaret
Anios
Socialist Party
Frossard
Ramadier
de Monzie
Pomaret
Daladier
Albert Lebrun
National Defense
Socialist Union
Burgin Continues Fight Over Primary Nominations
W O Burgin of Lezin and J R Young of Dunn seek permanent orders restraining the state elections board from certifying opponents as winners. Burgin contests eighth district nominating results against Deane of Rockingham, while Young challenges fourth district solicitor nomination results involving Canaday of Benson. The board previously gave Deane a 28 vote majority after examining primary irregularities. Young accuses the primary of flagrant violations of election laws.
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Raleigh
State Elections Board
W. O. Burgin
Lezin
J. R. Young
Dunn
W. Harris
Burgin
Co. Deane
Rockingham
Young
C. C. Canaday
Benson
Deane
Vetterli Resigns as FBI Official in New York
Reed E. Vetterli, special agent in charge of the New York FBI office, resigned to enter private business. He is succeeded by Dwight Brant, who had been agent in charge of the Kansas City FBI office until last Thursday.
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New York
Reed E. Vetterli
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dwight Brant
Ka City
FBI
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