Fascists Advance Closer to Madrid In 300 Killed
The report describes Spanish Fascists pushing two miles toward Madrid in a 48 hour battle with about 300 killed and thousands wounded. It notes Ras Imru's Ethiopian forces advancing on Dessyo and Addis Ababi with 40,000 fighters and mentions French efforts for non intervention while rebels be beaten near Madrid.
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Madrid
Roblegordo
Spain
Ras Imru
Arth
Dessyo
Addis Ababi
Pendergast Man Missouri Victor Triumphs in Primary
In Missouri, Lloyd Stark backed by the Pendergast machine led the Democratic gubernatorial race with strong support from Kansas City’s political influence. Jesse W Barrett and Lloya S Stark contested the nomination against William Hirth, as early returns showed Stark ahead with less than 800 precincts reporting.
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ST. Louis. Mo
UPI
Lloya S Strak
Louisiana
Jesse W. Barrett
St. Louis
Missouri
Thusday
Pennary
Stark Murseryman
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City Dunneratie
Slivost
William Hirth
Columbia Farm
Pendergast
ST Louis
Traverstul ‘Vom J. Pendergrast
Maj. Lloyd
Missouri Nurserymmain
Willian Hirth
Jmilstom
Hele Hace
Missouri Democratic Gubeppalsrad
Stark
Beer Restrictions Upheld by Hope Council
Hope city council unanimously rejected a proposal to abolish the beer restrictions. The current ordinance bans beer sales from 12:01 Saturday night to 8:00 Sunday and from 10:00 p.m. Sunday to 12:01 Monday, and bars serving near curbs or behind obscured partitions remain prohibited. J S Conway Jr’s request for a seventh liquor store was denied. The council also appointed a three member committee to oversee a $2,500 city stadium fund for Hope High School, with $17,500 federal support noted.
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Hope
J. S. Conwey, Jr
Aldermmn Young
Hope High School
C. E.onesidy
Roy’ Anderson
Alburt Graves
Tolal
Sone
Corp
Smute
Ediemmuans Itaanerbun Coe
Tfoxpital
Illinois Capital Put Under Guard
An anonymous bomb threat shuts down the Illinois capital as 100 state police guard the statehouse and the executive mansion. Hunger marchers demand increased unemployment relief at the start of a special General Assembly session. Doors restricted to officials and those with business. Eight troopers guard the governor’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Statehouse
General Assembly
Sheriff Candidates Break Loose At McCaskill Debate
Bitter sheriff race sparring flared at McCaskill Tuesday with charges and countercharges that shattered the truce. About 300 residents heard Frank Ward claim he can prove every campaign statement as Jim Bearden denounced the attacks. The slate then moved to Blevins Waddlay and Denis Thursby with a noon barbecue prepared by the reception committee, featuring 3,40 pounds of meat and a 60-foot pit roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCaskill
Columbus
Frank Ward
Ward
Jim Bearden
Blevins Waddlay
Denis Thursby
Blevins
Oklahoman Dies in Car Accident
A motorist identified as L A Bingham, believed to be from Muse Oklahoma, was killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve and overturned over an embankment near Cove Arizona early Wednesday.
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Mena
Atl
Lb. A. Bingham
Muse
Oklahan
Hear Cove, Ari
Singing School to Begin at Garrett Memorial Church
A singing school will begin next Monday night at Garrett Memorial Baptist church under Horace Kennedy. Classes run five nights each week and detailed information is available from Austin Franks Grady Hairston or Wade Warren.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Horace Kennedy
Austin Franks
Grady Hairston
Wade Warren
Witnesses defend dog Idaho in drowning trial
Brockport dispatch reports witnesses including Miss Mary Foubister, a dog expert, testified for the defense in the Idaho case involving a shaggy mongrel. The animal is said to be playful, while the charge remains that Idaho drowned a boy in a canal near a barge. In Arkansas, Associate Justice McHaney denied a temporary order staying White County circuit court hearing over liquor dealer appeals challenging a local option vote from June 9. New York reports former Governor Alfred E. Smith said he would not attend the conference of New Deal Democrats in Detroit on Friday.
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Brockport
Epi
Mary Foubister
Idaho
Little Rock
McHaney
State Supreme Court
White County
New York
Alfred BE. Smith
Jesse Owens Sets New World Mark in Berlin 200 M
Jesse Owens of Ohio State set a world record in the 200 meter dash at 20.7 seconds in Berlin. The performance marked his third title of the eleventh Olympic games as he led the United States in track glory.
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Berlin
Germany
Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Husky Ken Carpenter
Campion
Wens
Prayer Is Offered by Candidate for Injured Opponent
Edward B. Bryson, candidate for representative, led a prayer for the speedy recovery of injured opponent J. B. Silvey, a 56 year old Nevada legislator, after a noon crash near Prescott. Silvey, cut and shaken, was not found to have a skull fracture. Bryson urged voters to stand with bowed heads and then outlined his platform including workers compensation and tax reform amid Nevada county stump tour discussions.
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Kelly Bryan
Nevada
Boocan
Edward B. Bryson
J. B. Silvey
Cora Donnell Hospital
Prescott
Rosston-Prescott
Silvey
The
Star
Silva
Garland Rumph
Camden
Bodcan
Cora Donnell
Mr. Bryson
Arkansas
Mississippi
Bryson
Sam
Sun Connell
J. W. Bradley
Bradley
Nevada County
Vatican Fails to Censure Coughlin Over Political Talks
Bishop Michael J. Gallagher said Father Chartes E. Coughlin may continue political activities with no Vatican limits. He claimed the Vatican discussed the matter during a visit to Vatican City and that the Coughlin issue was settled before he left America. In Providence, Frederick L. Jenckes publicly guaranteed to cover a bet Coughlin offered on Lemke beating Landon, wiring to place escrow and seeking a telegraph reply.
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Krome
Mary
i/P
Michael J. Gallagher
Chartes E. Coughlin
Vatican
Father Coughlin
Vatican City
Coughlin
America
Galligher
Providence
Evening Bulletin
Frederick L. Jenckes
Manville-Jenckes Company
East Providence
Charles E. Coughlin
Lemke
Union Party
Prresident
Landon
Dongkos
Logan Named Kentucky Senator in Nomination Race
Louisville Ky Whi Marve Mills Logan 62 said he was no politician and won renomination as United States senator from Kentucky on unofficial returns from Saturdays primary. He led early and held off former Gov Beckman by an unofficial 2 550 plurality. Logan and Beckway 178? Returns from all 4 296 precincts. Logan will face Robert Hy Luens in November after Luens won the Republican nomination over four opponents.
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Louisville
Logan
Robert Hy Luens
The
Republican Navignad Committee
Lemke Seeks Half Million Income Cap Amid Market Vibe
Nashville report notes stock market grappling with a shifting mood as Candidate Lemke advocates a salary cap of five hundred thousand dollars. The piece hints at rapid communications vetting and the potential political impact of the proposal.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lemke
State Employes Are Assessed
LITTLE ROCK The campaign assessment against about 150 employees of the state Highway Department Engineering Division was to be due at 9 Wednesday morning. The plan fixed last week set 10 percent for pay up to $100, 20 percent to $200, and 25 percent to $250. Officials said funds would go to a campaign fund, then shifted to McDonald, with no effort to collect on pay day. An employee recounted the tense afternoon as the news leaked through the building and the “nine o’clock” deadline approached.
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Little Rock
State Highway Department Engineering Division
Department
John C. Ashley
Futrell
Ashley
Ed F. McDonald
State Highway Department
Anther
Hammons Sets Amateur Course Record At Hope Golf Club
Hammons shot 92 under par at Hope golf course Tuesday afternoon, an all time amateur record. Witnesses included Robert Wilson Jimmie Jones EB Stusser and Robert LaGrone Jr Buck White of Memphis carded a 32 first time in history. The course has been paved but Hammons remains the sole amateur under par.
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Foy Hammons
Hope Golf Course
Hamons
Robert Wilson
Jimmie Jones
EB. Stusser
Robert LaGrone
Buck White
Memphis
Hammons
Arkansas Project Backed as Road Progress Resumes
Little Rock reports the Bureau of Public Roads approved the Rosston to Ouachita county line improvement. Bids will be sought for one section featuring grading, structures, and gravel surface. About 50,000 dollars remain for finishing the road once halted years ago leaving a tree in the road’s center. The Rosston to Ouachita line road, criticized for delay, will shorten the distance to Camden from ages miles, now about 48 miles.
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Little Rock
Chioneer W. W. Zase
The
Way Department
United State Bureau of Public Roads of
Rosston
Nevada
Ouachita County
Zass
Camden
Chita County
Hage Miles
Zioncheck Decid to Run in First District
Washington First district congressman Zioncheck filed for re election on Tuesday after earlier saying he withdrew from politics due to his mother's illness. His wife and three others accompanied him as he signed the declaration. he would return to Seattle to resume duties and prepare.
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Olymeia
Wash
Mari Zioncheck
Washington
Caigressman
Seattle
Zioncheck
Secretary of State
Industrial Unions Expect Suspension After AFL Talk
Washington report says after a talk with William Green AFL president, David Dubinsky of the Ladies Garment Workers predicts the federation executive council will suspend unions affiliated with the Committee for Industrial Organization. In Scotland, three month old Margaret Grieg, daughter of a Lerwick newspaper worker, dubbed Britain’s youngest film star in Michael Powell’s The Edge of the World.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
David Dubinsky
Ladies Garment Workers
Federation Executive Council
Committee For Industrial Organzation
Glosgow
Margaret Grieg
Lerwick
Shetland Islands
Michael Powell
Britain
Political speaking tour dates in Hempstead and Nevada counties
The schedule lists Hempstead County candidates touring with visits to DeAnn Bingen Washington August 10 for a windup in Hope, Nevada County with Willisville Eramie Waterloo Prescott events on August 10. The tour includes morning and evening sessions across multiple towns as the campaign advances toward windups.
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Trentpstend County
Hempstead
DeAnn
Bingen
Washington
Hope
Nevada County
Willisville
Eramie
Waterloo
Prescott
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Tt. Mossman
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Mussolini
Alto de Leon
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Riqueline
Mangacl
San Rafael
Jerethie
Allo de Leon
Guandirraina
Tiqueline
Mossman
Kansas
Landan
Bla
Atempt
West Middlesex
Mercer Cou
Dennis J. Driscoll
Congress
Wheeler-Rayburn
Joe Grundy
Pennsylvania Manus Inecturers’ Association
Driscoll
Republica
Roper
Daniel C. Roper
Maritime Authority
America Anerchatt Marin
United Electrical and Radio Workers
RCA
N. J
Tnternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A. F. of L
Excess Tive Council
David Sarnoff
RC A
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
UAW
Harr Gouring
U. 5
Pat
F. Anny
Harnigny
Victor
Lloyd C. Stark
J. S. Conway
Linois
Daddy Jos’ Davidson
Blackwell, Oklawan
L. A. Bingham
Singing
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Compton
Silver Auto
Calvert
Kentucky
Beekman
Brown Turner
Cortail
Dubinsky
A. F. of
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