Governor Park Praises Roosevelt at Young Dems Meeting
Governor Guy B. Park told the Young Democrat Clubs of America in Kansas City that Franklin D. Roosevelt is a pure Jeffersonian Democrat and urged united support across parties. He praised the president for aiding the masses and warned the nation’s fate rests on his program. Missouri officials attending included Dwight Brown Roy MecKittrick Richard R. Nacy Fort Smith Doug Meng WV H Stewart G A Greenwade Col EB M Watson and others.
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Kansas City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Guy B. Park
Young Democrat Clubs of America
Park
United Party
Missouri
Old Guard
Governor Park
Dwight Brown
Roy MecKittrick
Richard .R. Nacy
Fortress Smith
Doug Meng
WV. H. Stewart
Secretary of State
Jefferson City
G. A. Greenwade
Springfield
Democratic State Committee
Col. EB. M. Watson
Columbia
Ford's N R A Battle Watched With Interest
Ford faces possible demand to sign the NRA code by September 5 as options loom if he refuses. Public interest grows as President Roosevelt seeks facts and industry watchers stay ready. Workers across plants and supply chains observe the unfolding drama in the nation’s recovery program.
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Ford
NRA
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Roosevelt
Wehiy
Austrian Nazi Hofer Reaches Italy After Alpine Escape
Franz Hofer, Austrian Nazi chief for Tyrol Vorarlberg, escaped from Tonsbruck prison with three rescuers and arrived in Bolzano Italy. He was wounded in the knee as a police guard fired on the escape party at Brenner Pass.
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Bolzano
Italy
Franz Hofer
Tonsbruck
Alps
Hofer
Tyrel- Voralberg
Austria
Miond
Brenner Pass
Two Negroes Admit Attacking and Slaying a Girl
In Dallas Texas on August 1 police say Katherine Prince 21 was kidnapped from an auto camped area with her escort Mace Carver 27. The two arrested men Thurman and Blutt Burkley allegedly dragged Prince from the car, shot Carver and killed Prince in a nearby field after an assault.
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Dallas
Tex
Katherine Prince
Mace Carver
Mesquite
Carver
Miss Prince
Thurman
Blutt Burkeley
Ciy Hal
Will Fritz
Katherine
Ice Plant
Ties
Baseball Scores National League Bouts and Died Exiled Professor
Baseball results from a NL doubleheader show the St Louis and Brooklyn games with tallies, while Boston posted a 7 to 8 win in extra frames. In other news, Dr Thomas Lessing, a 63 year old exiled professor from Hannover University and foe of the Nazi regime, died from wounds after an assassin fired two shots at his home.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Carleton
Lewis
Mungo
Legnardist
Shaute
Lopez
Outen &H
New York
Boston
Parmelee
Mancilso
Cantwell
Spohrer
Berger Ist
Versesath
McCarran Attacks Federal Powers as Jeffersonian Concept
In Grand Rapids Nevada Senator Patrick McCarran told the American Bar Association the national recovery act and emergency financial measures threaten states’ rights. He warned that the special session laws create an “avalanche” that erodes Jeffersonian principles and the balance of power in favor of centralized authority.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Capji
United States
Patrick
McCarran
Nevada
O Day
Congress
Jefferson
Bond case figures in Kansas habeas ruling extends bail hearing
In Topeka, Kansas, the habeas corpus hearing on reducing a $50,000 bail for Ronald Finney, key figure in the Kansas bogus bond case, was continued. Finney and ally Leland Galdwell face state charges for forging and selling $30,000 of Cityco bonds. federal mail fraud charges also loom. A new date set for September 12.
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Topeka
Ronald Finney
Kansas
Shawnee County
Supreme Court
J. J. Schenck
Clyde Schenck
Finney
Lester Goodell
Shawnee
Galdwell
Tom
Boyd
Charleston Baptists Reunite In Alton First Baptist Church
After a seven year breach the Charleston Baptist churches unite in the First Baptist Church. Rev. L H Maples of the former Central Church becomes a missionary. Cooper remains as present church pastor in the united group.
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Charleston
Atc
The
Baptists of
First Baptist Church
Alton
Cooper
First Church Positor
United
L. H. Maples
Central Church
Uiet
Poems Outside Love Poems Read In Lamson Murder Trial
In San Jose California on August 31 a blonde divorcee admitted sending poems to David Lamson, read to the jury in his wife Sara Kelley’s murder trial. Kelley, Sacramento, is identified as the author of the verses and the alleged "other woman" in the case. Witnesses testified Lamson stayed at Kelley’s apartment several times in March and April, and prosecutors presented handwritten poems beginning Life is such fin dear. The defense questioned overnight stays. Prosecutors touted the poems as evidence, with Judge Hubert R. Syer granting a postponement for more state witnesses who were detained.
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San Jose
Cal
David A. Lamson
Stanford
Sara Kelley
Sacramento
Agaist Larson
Larson
Murs
Kelley
Defendans
Lamson
Eldridge Ray
LSC
Maurice Rankin
Ray
Ludsay
Lindsay
Wife of missing bond broker faces embezzlement charges
Mrs. F Leo Costello wife of a Pittsburgh bond broker who has been missing since Sunday was arraigned in city court on embezzlement charges. Her preliminary hearing is set for September. The complaint cites a $3 327 embezzlement in a stock deal involving Mrs. Wilson wife of a professor at Pittsburgh Teachers College who gave the money for stocks that never were resolved. The Navy has adopted parachutes as standard equipment that stay in aircraft to be attached to carriers of any platform.
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Pittsburgh
Kas
F. Leo Costello
Pittsburg
Costello
Rg. Wilson
Pittsburgh Teachers College
Navy
Harmsworth Race Preview Miss Britain Faces Miss America X
The article compares Harmsworth contenders Miss America X and Gay Wood's speedboat Miss Britain TM. It notes defense of the Harmsworth trophy against a rival effort by Tinhert Scott-Paine as Miss Britain TM challenges Miss America X on September 2, 4 and 5 at Decrait. A sketch shows the boats' relative dimensions.
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Gay Wood
Harmsworth
Farley Heads Young Democrats Convention in Kansas City
Postmaster General Jim Farley meets with Democratic Youth of America in Kansas City as the first national gathering opens. He calls the convention vital, pledges to grow the party, and announces an address on youth and the administration. Paul V. McNutt and others keynote, with talks on economic recovery and Roosevelt programs.
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Kansas City
Young Democratic Chils of
America
Jim Farley
Farley
Democratic Party
Young Democrats
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
American Legion
George B. Freeman
Missouri Young Democratic Clubs
Jos 5
S. Boyden
Salt Lake City
National Organiation
Tyre Taxlor
North Carolina
BleNwith
Colonel McNutt
Roosevelt
McNutt
Tropical disturbance hits Rum Cay in the Bahama group
Government meteorologist Richard W. Gray reported a tropical disturbance centered in the Bahama group struck Rum Cay about 2 pm with winds near 60 mph. Observations from Nassau showed a 20 mph northeast wind and a 29.04 inch barometer, while Rum Cay reported a 29.60 inch reading and east wind indicating the center was south of the island.
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Miami
Fla
Richard W. Gray
Rum Cay
Gray
Bahaman Group
Rum Gay
Nassau
Picketing Held Public Nuisance By Supreme Court Order
New York Aug 31. A Supreme Court ruling by Justice Selah B Strong issued in Brooklyn enjoins about 2 000 bakery workers from picketing wage demands. The order defines picketing as a public nuisance and targets agencies alleged to seek wage reductions.
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New York
Supreme Court
Selah B. Strong
Brooklyn
Lenders of Methodism Convene at Hannibal
More than 300 ministers and delegates gather for the 117th Missouri Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Hannibal Missouri with Bishop A Frank Smith presiding. Charles C Ransford of St Louis serves as secretary in his 28th year. Sermons by Dr J N R Score of Houston Texas intersperse the meeting as the body begins electing ten delegates to the general quadrennial conference in Jackson Mississippi next spring. Five delegates named in morning session include Dr W M Alexander secretary of the General Board of Christian Education. Lay delegates named are Judge M E Lawson of Liberty Mo PF Creasap of Nebraska City Neb PF Stephens of Columbia Mo and J M Wood of Hannibal.
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Hannibal
Episcopal Church
South
Park Methodist Church
A. Frank Smith
Charles C. Ransford
St. Louis
J. N. R. Score
Houston
Tex
Jackson
Miss
W. M. Alexander
General Board of Christian Education
M. E. Lawson
Liberty, Mo
PF. Creasap
Nebraska City
Neb
PF. Stephens
Columbia
J. M. Wood
Trannibal
Catholic Prelate Dunn Dies in New York
The Most Reverend John J. Dunn auxiliary bishop of the New York diocese died at 1:45 AM from a heart attack. He organized the diocesan branch of the Society for Propagation of the Faith and was regarded as a leading influence in American Catholic affairs. He would have been 64 years old tomorrow.
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New York
Imost
John J. Dunn
Society For Propagation of the Faith
Nervous Women Find Relief From Pinkham’s Compound
Advertised testimonials from Mus. Lung Crowim of Toledo and Mrs Cy Rucwanos of Brooklyn claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased headaches nerves and weakness. improved appetite color and sleep following use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lung Crowim
181St Point Place
Toledo
Ohio
Lydia I. Pinkhaim
Cy Rucwanos
Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn, New York
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