Coughlin Aligns With Townsend In New Attack On Roosevelt
Cleveland July 16 Fr Charles Coughlin addressed Townsend delegates at a national convention accusing President Roosevelt of treachery and debt creation. He condemned Landon’s gold standard stance and repudiated Republican platform as economic enslavement. He warned against Landon Roosevelt Browder alliances and pledged unity with Townsend and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles ©. Coughlin
Wittself
Francis B. ‘Townsend Déday
Roosevelt
National Union of Social Justice
Townsend
Fon
Congress
Anklin Roosevelt
Coughlin
Alf M. ‘Iandon
Fr. Coughlin
Dr. Townsend
Earthquake Rattles Three Pacific States Centered in Walla Walla Valley
Tremors lasting several seconds at about 11 10 p m shook Spokane Washington and felt across three Pacific Northwest states. Walla Walla Valley town Milton Freewater suffered heavy damage with the Union Pacific depot corner collapsing. Utah Canning Company's warehouse reported damage between ten and fifteen thousand dollars as chimneys toppled and dishes rattled stirring residents and fears of a Helena Montana quake aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Walla Walla Valley
Pacific “Northwest States
Ascm
Milton-Freewater
Ore
Union Pacific
Utah Canning Company
Helena
Mont
Walla Walla
William Davis
Landon Plans Final Acceptance Speeches and Tours
Gov Alf Landon and running mate Col Frank Knox are drafting final acceptance addresses a week before nomination. Knox will begin a Pacific Northwest tour after his Chicago ceremony. Observers expect Landon to start in the East possibly at West Middlesex Pennsylvania with no fixed dates announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Knox
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Landon
East
West Middlesex
Penna
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Hoover
Frank Gannett
Rochester
Cleveland Newton
St. Louis
W. K. Hopkins
Cleveland
Rainbow Division
Kansas City
Tremor Felt Across Washington Oregon Idaho
Residents of Wenatchee reported two minor shocks, about 15 minutes apart, as a tremor moved east of the Cascade mountains through Washington and into northern Idaho and Oregon counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Mountains
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Wenatchee
Nation Faces Rising Death Toll And Drought Aid
The article notes a growing death toll nationwide and details relief efforts. WPA earnings will fund increases for needy families with Resettlement Administration allowances. Feed for livestock will be bought and stored for drought regions. Approx 60,000 families in 40 of North Dakota counties are identified as needy. Wyoming reports cattle losses of about 300,000. Weather forecasters expect a cool mass from the North Pacific to reach the Dakotas and Nebraska, possibly dissipating like previous coastal masses. Cooler conditions are seen in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and New England due to high pressure from Hudson Bay.
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Tugwell
North Dakota
Russell Thorpe
Wyoming Cattle Growers Association
J. R. Lloyd
Chicago
King Edward Escapes Harm In Hyde Park Display
Eyewitnesses report a man aiming at King Edward during a royal color presentation in Hyde Park. A pistol was found in the road as crowds cheered, with the King continuing the procession and police preparing charges for a political offense.
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Hyde Park
Buckingham Palace
The
Duke of York
Mary
Woman Near Electric Chair in Nassau Case
OSSINING New York July 16 Mrs Frances Creighton convicts in Sing Sing crime to be executed tonight for poisoning Mrs Ada Appelgate 268 pounds died with her husband Everett C Appelgate both families shared Baldwin Long Island house Threatened by Governor Lehman appeal as last hope. commission reports she is well nourished muscular and sane despite weeks of fear.
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Ossining
N. Y
Frances Creighton
Sing Sing
Herbert H. Lehman
Ada Appelgate
Everett C. Appelgate
Frances Q. Creighton
King Survives Arch Crowd Revolver Incident At Buckingham Palace
King Edward rode to Buckingham Palace when a man driving toward him with a pistol was tackled by a woman and police. The man, later identified as George Andrew Mahon, faced charges of intent to endanger the king and unlawful firearm possession. Police described the scene as a tense melee with spectators and bobbies, a photo of the revolver in flight circulating, and two women questioned.
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Buckingham Palace
Queen Mary
Edward
Fort Belvedere
Duke of York
George
King
Brey
John Simon
House of Commons
George Andrew Mahon
Bow Street
John Sands
Mng
Home Secretary
Ponty
Sands
Jman
Sde
Constitution Hill
Inspector Sands
Polly Moran Seeks Divorce From Real Estate Broker
Beverly Hills July 16. Polly Moran, veteran actress, seeks divorce from Martin Malone after he allegedly threatened her with a 38 caliber pistol during an argument about being called Mr Polly Moran. Malone posted $500 bail after the incident, as Moran plans to consult her attorney and pursue further legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calig
Polly Moran
Martin Malone
Justice Court
Polly
Malone
Matotic
Frank Nolan
Folly
Martin-Moran
Marty
Comedienne
Forestry Service
Miss Moran
Senate Finance Split Over Insurance Bill Reform
The Senate Finance Committee reported the unemployment insurance bill with a revised plan creating a five member independent board under Civil Service to administer the act and removing the proposed employees tax. The original plan would have placed administration with the Department of Labor and Industry. Meanwhile a House sub committee was formed to probe an alleged impeachable offense by Judge Benjamin C. Atlee after remarks about a sentenced Negro. A hearing is set for next Tuesday.
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Earle
Senate
Insurance Committee
James J. Coyne
Allegheny Republican
Civil Service
Department of Labor and Industry
House
Benjamin C. Atlee
Lancaster County
People of
Columbia
Atlee
Mason-Dixon
House Judiciary Committee
Obituary notices from a local paper include several deaths
Multiple obituary notices detail the deaths of Charles Beener of Millwood a four year old Jess Nelson Rohrabaugh Jr and Mrs Mary N Graffius. Beener died from a carbuncle on the chin while Rohrabaugh Jr died of a heart ailment at Memorial Hospital and Graffius died of a heart condition at her daughter’s home in Close. Surviving relatives include brothers and sisters for Beener and Rohrabaugh and a large list of children and siblings for Graffius. Funeral arrangements and interments are noted for each case.
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Charles Beener
Millwoad
Beener
George Wowry Lumber Company
Derry
Louis
Katherine Beener
Marie Bertsch Beener
Jess Nelson Rohrabaugh, JR
Jess
Verna
Wadsworth) Rohrabaugh
Cramer
Memorial Hospital
Lloyd
Daniel
Anna Rohrabaugh
Harry Wadsworth
Armagh
H. C. Clarke
Seward
Mary N. Graffius
Cloe
E. A. Daugherty
Close
Banks Township
Thomas Neal
Samule M. Graffius
Clearfield Coal Corp Tops in Permanent Certificates
The Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation leads in receiving permanent certificates in the United States. A recognition banquet hosted by the company was a delightful affair with interesting, wholesome speeches, reflecting continued interest and enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
United States
Flashes Of Life and Close Figuring in Small Town Notes
Kingston home robbery threats death sentence looms after 25 cent theft. Verona flagmaker Betsy Ross claim and 16 millionth flag completed. Philadelphia driver fined 18 thousand dollars reduced to 12 dollars 62 cents after arraignment. Walla Walla railroad handcar feature attempt fails. railroad week not pursued.
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Kingston
N. C
Hardy Hill
North Carolina
Betsy
Verona
N. J
Mary Sperber
West Orange
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Rocco Morascia
Elias Myers
Myers
Marascia
Walla Walla, Wash
Civil Service Examinations Open for Federal Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for several posts including Extension specialist in parent education at 4600 a year in the Department of Agriculture Junior home economics specialist at 2000 a year in the Bureau of Home Economics Department of Agriculture Fire prevention officer at 3200 a year in the Forest Service and Department of Agriculture Legislative reference assistant at 2300 a year in the Social Security Board Applicants must have relevant experience in reference work tied to federal or state legislative activities Full details are available from the Secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Forest Service
Social Security Board
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
US Senator Murphy Dies in Auto Crash Near Bloomer
U S Senator Louis Murphy of Iowa was killed in an auto accident near Bloomer Wisconsin. His wife and two others were injured. The crash followed a front tire blowout and loss of control as the car skidded and overturned. Murphy, a Democrat, was elected to the Senate in 1932 and previously published the Dubuque Telegraph-Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Wis
United States
Louis Murphy
Iowa
Bloomer
Here
J. A. Kelly
Senator Murphy
Murphy
Senate
Dubuque
Release sought for Alice Little Griswold debutante actress
Philadelphia July 16 Judge Millar ordered the head of the mental hospital to show why Alice Little Griswold 21 detained. Petition by her lawyers says her mother Frank Griswold Sr placed her in a Fairmont farm hospital on Monday.
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Philadelphia
Albert S. C. Millar
Alice Little Griswold
Sthel Barrymore
Sinclair Lewis
Dodsworth
New York
Frank Tracy Griswold
Fairmont Farm Hospital
Probias
London
England
al Lorney
Inaugural Dairy Dell Night Game Promises Tough Softball Test
Tomorrow evening the Dairy Dell hosts its first night game, claimed as Indiana's strongest softball foe yet. Local fans seek comparison with city teams as Dairy Dell pursues its solid season—14 wins and 4 losses so far. McKeesport's pitchers Flash Leonard, Tommy DeVore, and Shine Nemo stand out, while Harold Jamison and Sdults face them. A second game features Stewarts versus Homer City, with proceeds funding outfield lighting improvements and ticket sales driving support.
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Dairy Dell
Indiana
McKeesport
Flash Leonard
Tommy Devoree
Shine
Nemo
Leonard
Harold Jamison
Sdults
Stewarts
Homer City
McBride to resign LL anti-saloon role to lead Pennsylvania
Washington July 16 Dr F Scott McBride said he would resign today as General Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League to become State Superintendent of the League in Pennsylvania. He was elected to succeed the late Homer W Tope and was re elected last December for a seventh two year term. The battle lines shift to the states and Pennsylvania offers a major temperance challenge.
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Washington
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
League
Pennsylvania
Homer W. Tope
McBride
Local Callers And Camp Meeting Attendance In Heilwood Area
In Cheeryhill Mrs George Lindsay and son George and Delmont Greesley of Heilwood were callers at A G Glennis home on Monday. Mr and Mrs O D Askins and family of Slickville were callers in the Eagle name on Sunday. A number from the vicinity attended the Bel sano Camp Meeting on Sunday. Rev De Prefontaine and wife and children of Heilwood were Indiana callers on Thursday. George Linn purchased a new tas Carl Kirker of Punxsutawney was a Heilwood caller on Sunday. Miss Twila Engle called on Lydia St Clair of Indiana on Friday. John Engle was a caller at the W W Johns home on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lindsay
George
Delmont Greesley
Heilwood
A. G. Glennis
O. D. Askins
Slickville
Belsano
de Prefontaine
Indiana
George Linn
Carl Kirker
Punxsutawney
Twila Engle
J Lydia St. Clair
John Engle
Ww. D. Johns
Prothonotaries in Convention at Lewisburg
Prothonotaries from across Pennsylvania gathered in Lewisburg for their ninth annual convention. Elwood M. Fetter of Union County, president, said over 60 attendees reserved spots for the two day meeting. The group opened with a business session and heard Miss Detinte Keene from Hollesdate discuss Cooperation.
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Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
Elwood M. Fetter
Union County
Detinte Keene
Hollesdate
Wayne County
Ira Lose
Middichburg
Frank Clark
Butler
John Bonnin
Wilkes-Barre
W. R. Gallagher
Clearfield
Alfred V. Jacobs
Danville
Secret Service Rivalry and Hoover Under Scrutiny
The article reports activity around a federal probe with statements from William H. Moran, chief of the Secret Service, denying any substantial investigation. Postal inspectors keep silent as Hoover's men draw praise and rivals complain of funding and credit. Senators criticized Hoover during the last Congress, but a cut of $225,000 to his appropriation was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
William H. Moran
Secret Service
Postal
Federal
Hoover
Congress
Senate
Stock Market Movers and Company Listings
A dense OCR style summary listing numerous stocks, percentages, and company names across sectors. Highlights include Amoco, Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, IBM, Intel, Kodak, Lehigh Valley, Penn Central, RCA, Sears, Steel firms, oil, gas, and utilities, with varied performance figures and trading references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Kodak
Elee Auto i
Elee
Gen Foods
Gillette Ismy
Monty Ward
Nash Mot
Nat Acme
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Prod
Nat Distill
Nat Pwr
NY Central
North Am
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
NJ Athe Pure Oil
Radio
Repub
Rey Tob
Sears-Roek TB
Socony-Vacuum
Sou Pac
WA Spiegel May Stern
Sid Brands
Ind
Aay
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Transamerica
Airo Corp
Unit
Corp Yq
United Gas Imp
Indus Alco
US Rubber
TOM US Steel
West UN Tel
West el
Woolworth
Curb Ark Nat Gas A
Elec
Pennroad Corp
PEBELS SAY TRIAL NOT JUSTIFIABLE IN AFL DISPUTE
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, challenges the AFL executive council authority to summon leaders for an August 3 trial on insurrection charges. The council, seeking peace, delays a vote on suspending rebels, while Lewis supporters push for union-wide organizing plans amid factional strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Miller
Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
Americ Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
A. F
le Jaw
Lewis
United Mine Workers
William Green
George M. Harrison
Uionists
Ecouncil
Committee For
Industrial Ortaation
Harrison
al Lewis
Roosevelt
John P. Frey
A. F. of L. Metal Trades Department
Committee For Industrial Organization
A. F. of L.J
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Hird Party IN ‘Alliance Move
Rev. Smith
Browder
Pacific States
Canning Company
Moorhead
Germany
Senate Finance Group
John
Elsworth
Wilbur
Jane
Stephen Frew
N. E. McGee
Civil Service Examinations
U. S
Little Alice
Ethel Barrrymore
Cheeryhill
G - Men
Pebels
L. Executive Council
Atlantic City
Green
International Typographical Union
Charles P. Howard
Howard
Council
Lewis Committee
New Orleans
Circuit Court of Appeals
Labor Relations Boards
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Alliquippa, Pa
John M. Carmody
Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Circuit
van A. Bittner
Lewis’ Mid-Western
Carnegie- Witness Steel Corporation
South Chicago
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
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