Death of Croatian Leader Raditch Shocks Europe
The sudden death of Stefan Raditch sent shockwaves through Europe and Yugoslavia as Croats fear possible civil strife. Reports say his passing followed a rapid heart attack after a period of public tension and Croatia’s clashes with the government against Serb dominance.
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Europe
Stefan Raditch
Xmenna
Awis
Ifan Vaititeh
Venler
Cansine
Jugoslavia
Jugeskeg
Canvon
M. Rrebitcheviteh
Veasam
Raditeh
Yirly le
Hatrens
Rhs Yge
Aieh
Puntes
Raulegh
Halitehs
Pinal Aa
Taadlitet
Raahteh
API
Parene
Unive
Weather summary for Virginia and Tennessee regions
Weather report notes fair conditions tonight and Friday with continued warmth in Virginia and Tennessee. West Tennessee fair Friday with possible thunderstorms in the east and sustained warm temperatures. Readings compiled at the local weather station show overnight and daytime temperatures with variations, though specifics are garbled in the data.
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Virginia
Tennessee
U S
C. 1 Bunn
Straton Suggests Cathedral Debate in New York
Rev John Rowe Straton of Calvary Baptist proposes debating Gov Smith in St Patrick's Cathedral if the governor agrees to another venue. He says the issue is moral progress and political wisdom not faith, aiming to avoid sectarian stigma and welcome Catholic friends.
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New York
Greenwood Lake
N. Ya
John Rowe Straton
Calvary Aptist Church
Smith
Calvary Baptist Church
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Stratan
America
St. Vatrick’s
the Post
Dr. Straten
Baptist Church
Uae
Ste Gestial
Mevlison Square
Larry Auditorius
Tao
Joverna Thallemen
Smith to Attend Brennan Funeral
Governor Smith plans to travel to Chicago for the funeral of Brennan, a Mingis Democratic leader and early supporter. He will miss part of the campaign, returning to Albany tomorrow night, and delay work on his acceptance speech.
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Albany
N. Ya
Smith
Chiegeo
Ceara
Trennan
Toy Shave
United Drain
Chteragzis
Central Fine
Allany
French Airman Drouhin Dies In Orly Crash
Maurice Drouhin, leading French pilot, died from injuries after the final test flight of the wood constructed transatlantic plane Rainbow near Orly airdrome. Crew member Lannet Mine Nel was killed. engineer Granali injured. The craft, designed by Tene Couzinet, crashed after wing wobble at about 350 feet.
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Doris
Maurice Drouhin
France
Paris
New York
Orly Airdrome
Lannet
Tene Couzinet
New Picture of Harem Life Painted by Madame Edib
Madame Halide Edib presents a new Institute of Politics talk on harem life, portraying the Turk as the most henpecked husband. She blames Byzantines and historic reforms for the shift from open sultanate to palace life, noting 1807 1899 changes and Tanzimat reforms.
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Williamstown
Mass
Edith
Turkey
Edib
Turkisi
Brennan Funeral Set as Simple Service for Illinois Leader
In Chicago a simple private service will be held for a prominent Illinois Democratic leader who died yesterday. Pallbearers include political figures Daniel Gilbert and Richard P. Gill with other relatives and associates from politics and business. Floyd Thompson praised the party as not a one man show while noting plans for continued state and national campaigning.
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Chicago
George KB
Brennan Hin
Laly of Mount Carmel
Democratic Nation
Amon
Whem
Brennan
Daniel Gilbert
Richard P. Gill
George Fitzgerald
John Scullany
Michael Toc
Fred C. Hatchell
Igoe
Igee
Hliness Democrats
Ince
State Assembly
Carter H. Hoarrixon
Cook County
Parole Granted for Prohibition Violator William Dwyer
Attorney General approved parole for William V. Dwyer who was convicted in New York for violating the National Prohibition law. He will serve two years in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta.
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Washington
William V. Dwyer
New York
Attorne
Sargent Dwyer
Allanta
Gene Tunney engagement announced to Miss Rowland Lander
Gene Tunney, retired heavyweight champion, to marry Miss Mary Josephine Rowland Lander, granddaughter of Georgy Lander and cousin of Andrew Carnegie. The wedding is planned in New York in winter, with Tunney staying at John’s Island, Maine, amid family arrangements and travel plans to Europe.
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Bristol
Maine
Gene Tunney
Pittsburgh
Mary Josephine Rowland Lander
Georgy Lander
Carnegie Steel Company
Andrew Carnegie
George Lauder, Sr
John's
Ishard
New York
Tunney
John’s Island
Tom Eonvy
Misa Lauder
George Lauder, Jr
Greenwich
Leno School
Pinch School For Girls
Versailles
France
Lauder
John's Island
Misa Josephine Lauder
Mars
Frederick Ewing
Miss Lauder
Hi Dsland
John’s
Volcanic disaster devastates Paloeweh Island in Dutch East Indies
A Timor report says Ro katinds volcano destroyed nearly all Paloeweh Island off Flores, with six villages burned and a death toll near a thousand. Six hundred injured by crater fragments, and a submarine tsunami followed an accompanying earthquake. About 4,000 residents were reported safe amid fears for nine native boats lost at sea.
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Batavia
Java
Timor
Paloeweh
Dutch East Indies
Rusa Rajah Islind
Flores Island
Malay Archipelago
Celebres Island
Governor Smith Faces Packed Schedule Reducing Outdoor Time
Albany August 9 AP Governor Smith who enjoys golf and swimming finds his presidential campaign crowded him out of leisure. He spent days tied to office and campaign work, missing his favorite Long Island retreat and farm activities. His plans include finalizing acceptance speech and weighing White's charges as he continues the campaign.
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Albany
Smith
Long Iylant
Corning
Long Island
William Allen White
California plans Hoover farewell in four city tour
Herbert Hoover will tour California next week for presidential campaigns, with receptions in Santa Barbara, Pasadena, Los Angeles and Long Beach. Thousands of Iowans are expected at Long Beach for their annual picnic. Hoover plans to lift his self imposed silence with an acceptance speech in California and meet with party leaders including Senator George H. Moses and Dr. Hubert Work.
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Stanford University
Calfornia
California
Herbert Hoover
Avill
Santa Barbara
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Hoover
George H. Aoses
New Hampshire
University Stadium
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Washington
Chicago
John L. Reoth
American Fark
Prohibition Focus Dominates 1932 Campaign Across States
The Associated Press reports Senator Edwards of New Jersey prioritizes prohibition as a campaign issue. Nellie Tayloe Rose arrives as DNC vice chair seeking Smith victory. The Anti-Saloon League and WCTU push in Florida against Smith, while GM chair Dunant may resign over political stance. WCTU meeting in Chattanooga backs prohibition, Georgia group backs Smith, and Western Democratic HQ opens in Salt Lake City amid campaign activity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edwards
New Jersey
New York
Nellie Tayloe Rose
Torm
Democratic National Committee
Smith
Jacksonville
Fla
Anti-Saloon League
Woman‘s Christian Temperance Union
Florida
Philadelphia
Pierre S. Dunant
General Motors
Hie
Chattanooga
Tenn
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Tropical hurricane ravages Florida coast with millions in damage
A west Indian hurricane battered central Florida from Vero Beach to Tampa, tearing roofs and snapping power lines. Officials report no lives lost and estimate damages up to ten million dollars as the storm and its 40 to 110 mph winds sweep toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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Florida Peninsula
Jacksonville
Via
Florida
Western Union Telegraph Company
Homonsaa
Inverness
Tampa
Western Union
Gulf
Self
Vero Beach
Fort Viurey
Winter Haven
Uaines City
Ela
Flore Ida
Okeechobee
Will S
Jaren
Chen
Ruthin
Jesaly
Fort + Pierce
Vore
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Tanney
Pragve
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