World Peace Conference Plan Tied to Roosevelt Reelection
The New York Times reports President Roosevelt weighs inviting heads of major nations to confer on world peace if re elected. Names mentioned include Edward VIII Mussolini Hitler Lebtun and representatives from Japan and China. Officials in Washington studied the plan with caution while warning no official comment was given.
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New York
New York Times
Roosevelt
Edward VIII
Joseph Statin
Benito Mussolini
Hitler
Lebtun
France
Japan
China
the Times
Versailles
United States
Wilson
Paris
David Lloyd George
England
Georges Clemenceau
Orlando
Italy
Washington
State Department
White House
Department
Auli
Woodrow Wilson
London
Fi—Chary
Europe
Weather summary across states shows variable showers
Generally fair tonight and Friday with temperature changes. Virginia expected local showers tonight and Thursday morning, slightly warmer in the north. Kentucky partly cloudy tonight, then mostly cloudy Thursday with scattered showers in the north and northwest. North Carolina partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers tonight and Thursday, central and northeast portions wettest. Readings taken at 70 inches? and daily highs and lows noted. no rain rights.
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S. Suigipe Cuilange
Uriday
Virginia
Kentucky
North
North Carolina
Intra-Party Fights Face State Primary Boards
Early disputes at the Democratic and Republican state primary boards in Nashville focus on August 1 primary returns. Contests include Republican J Arthur Addley challenging Charles C Guinn for the statewide senate seat, and Democrat Dr John R Neal alleging irregularities in Bachman bid. A Henderson Madison county contest questions participation by Republicans. A third Democratic fight concerns the Third district state committeewoman race with Mrs Mamie Gardenhire Tucker contesting Mrs Sarah Bess Sherrill. Primary board members from each party preside and the committees plan continued hearings (Continued on page eight).
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Nashville
J. Arthur Addley
Knoxville
Charles C. Guinn
Benton
Senate
Knox
Loudon
Monroe
Atchley
Polk County
John R. Neal
U. S
Nathan L. Bachman
Bachman
Neal
Knoxville Law School
Henderson
Madison
Lucian Cook
Leu Austin
Austin
Henderson County
Mamie Gardenhire Tucker
Chattanooga
Sarah Bess Sherill
Sherill
Tucker
L&sl
Eficht
American Bar Attacks Publicity in Bruno Trial
A special American Bar Association committee criticizes Gov Hoffman of New Jersey Dr Jassier Condon jurors and defense counsel over publicity in the Hauptmann case. Judge Hallam says report reflects views of the committee, while Ransom notes unauthorised publication. Continued on page eight.
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Edward B. Schrift
Giesser
Associated Press
Boston
American Bar Association
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
John F.jassier Condon
Hauptmann
Oscar Hallam
St. Paul
Hoffman
Colonel Lindbergh
Ransom
William L. Ransom
The
Bar Association
Hallam
Association
Newton D. Baker
Court of Pardons
Bruno Richard
Cight
Surrender Sought for Black Legion Leaders in Detroit
Detroit Aug 26 officials say three alleged Black Legion higher ups plan to surrender today as indictments charge them with aiding a plot to seize arsenals and government buildings. Suspects include Arthur F Gupp Sr WN Ray Markland former Highland Park mayor Wilbur Robinson once a street railway employee.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Bernard W. Cruse
Arthur F. Gupp
Ray Markland
Wilbur Robinson
Markland
Mayer
Highland Park
Lupp
Martin H. Zink
Arthur L. Kingsley
Robinson
Street Railways
Kingsley
Bgunean C. McCrea
Virgil F
Bert) Effinger
Lima
James EB. Chenot
Frank Howard
Highland Dart
Willard Foster
Noted pianist says hot dogs clash with concerts
The noted pianist Turbi canceled the remainder of his week after disputing that hot dogs and concerts mix. He claimed the festival and street vendors spoiled the music while Rudolph Ringwall, director of the Great Lakes Symphony, said Turbi ate a hot dog during a performance.
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Cleveland
Enim Jose Turbi
Nuk
Tturbi
Randaciny
Great Lake Symbons
Cancella
Tuarki Anindoap
Unui- Nad
Pine
Ge Qrisutist
Brendas
Great
Iturbi
Bat
Memories of a retiring war correspondent in Ethiopia
Edward J. Neil notes Italian infantry in Ethiopia as better soldiers than British troops in Palestine. Describes sun blackened, foodless and waterless troops who endure with stubborn endurance, while British regiments rely on tea and catalogue gear. Italy’s Bersaglieri and other regiments are praised for grit in tough battles.
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Edward J. Neillcopyrigth
Penn
New York
Ethiopia
Britain
Palestine
Tommie
Italy
Bersaglieri
Legionnaires End State Convention in Chattanooga
Downtown Chattanooga returned to normal as 2560 members of the State Department of the American Legion ended their annual meeting. Tom F. E. Morris was named state side commander after opponent Russell Rantin withdrew. Mrs Melville Joy was chosen state president of the Ladies Auxiliary. Harry Colmery of Topeka spoke on Americanism and the Legion’s program as a candidate for National Commander.
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Tom T. Siler
Associated Press
Chattanooga
Chattanswen
State Department of the American Legion
Tom FE. Morris
State
Jackson
Wis
G. R
Bill) Huber
Kingsport
Russell Rantin
Union City
Morris
University of Tennessee
Sorbonne
Paris
Melville Joy
Memphis
Ladies Auxiliary
Ed. D. Hicks
Nashville
Harry Colmery
Topeka
Kansas
National Legion
Colmery
Legion
Georgia voter rolls show record 15379 in Democratic primary
Georgia registration lists disclose 15 379 voters qualified for the September 8 Democratic Senate primary pitting Richard B Russell Jr New Deal advocate against Eugene Talmadge New Deal critic and governor candidate. The count marks a two year jump of 40 000 over 1940 and 60 000 over 1942 with county unit rules and regional power shaping the contest.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell
Eugene Talmadge
United States Senate
Georgia
de Primvari
Talmadge
Russell
Favors
Roosevelt
Den
Democratic Party
Charles D. Redwine
State Senate
M. D. Tivers
Roosevelt Heads West On Drought Tour To Dakota
President Roosevelt travels aboard the Roosevelt train toward Bismarck North Dakota to survey drought damage and meet governors and lawmakers. He plans conferences with officials in nine drought states and will be joined by rival Gov. Alf Landon in Des Moines. The trip, described as non political, aims to urge long range remedies after a dust bowl heatwave.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Bismarck
N. D
Rosevelt
Landon
Des Moines
Alt M. Landon
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Dakotas
Flogging echoes in political race in Florida
Miami August 26. Socialist party fights for ballot access after Tampa flogging trials. Eugene F Poulnot WPA truck driver and flogging victim runs for Congress as Socialist candidate. Tampa police charged in abduction case, court appeals loom over ballot statute requiring 30 percent vote in prior elections. Campaigning for write‑in votes continues amid local political turmoil.
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Miami
Fla
Tampa
Socialist Party
Florida
Eugene F. Poulnot
WPA
Congress
Poulnot
U. S
R. A. Gray
Gray
Tvampaga
Workers Alliance
Harry L. Hopkins
Poulnat
Sam Rogers
Joseph Shoemaker
Ace
Landon Pushes New York Campaign to Secure 47 Votes
Governor Landon continued his eastern campaign with meetings in Buffalo aimed at unifying the party for the fall race. He planned a 4 30 pm speech on spending and taxation after a 3000-strong Republican dinner, followed by a downtown parade to the stadium.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Alem. Landon
New York
Ogden L. Mills
Hoover
Charles D. Hilles
Kansas
Roosevelt
Erwin F. Jacke
Erie County
Landow
Landon
Jarkle
Roosevelt, Jr
Riot Climax in Chengtu After Japanese Slayings
Riotous unrest erupts in Chengtu following the killings of two Japanese. Windows smashed as anti Japanese sentiment grows. Chinese provincial officials dismiss public safety heads amid military control. A Chinese merchant accused of trading in Japanese goods was dragged to police hubs by a mob demanding execution.
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Shanghai
Chengtu
Mohs
Liu- Hsiang
Szechwan
Chunking
Cabinet Member Is Seriously Ill After Illness Report
A government official, tied to the War Department, was reported in a physician statement to be in semi conscious condition after a long illness. The statement noted some improvement but continued lung and respiration concerns, with the overall condition remaining serious.
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War Department
Byeing
Emmy
War speeches attributed to Stalin cited by London paper
A London Evening News excerpt reports Stalin and Soviet leaders urging Red Army readiness. Quotes say troops must lay down lives for the proletarian cause as events approach, with Astrov and Avtrov- Astrav referenced urging determination and swift, flawless preparation.
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London
Aus
Evening News
Stalin
Joseph Stalin
Wlementi E. Voroshiloff
Michail Turkhashevsky
M. Atkinis-Astrav
Meteo
Astrov
Varashi
Jefsus
Victory Ours Rebels in Spain Push Toward Key Positions
Rebels with 2000 troops and armor press toward government lines on the Bay of Biscay as Madrid clings to power. Alfonso-linked letters and declarations surface amid fighting. Loyalist air support and counterattacks intensify near Toledo Oviedo Zaragoza and Teruel as international diplomacy seeks restraint.
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Bay of Biscay
Madrid
Alfonso
Tran
Trun
Alfonso Jetter
Spain
Toledo
Alcazar
Shota
Oviedo
Zaragoza
Teruel
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Oklahoma State Penitentiary
McAlester
Ruby Herring
Miss Herring
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Assa
Cketitoes
Legionnaires
Tennessee
FDR
West
Great Plains Drought Committee
Texas
North Dakota
Pacific Ocean
Behringstrait
Antartica
Alf M. Landon
M.troot
Conneutville
Thomas Delmasico
Pittsburgh
Jose Gira
Pereira
Loyal
Autonomous
Barcelona
Great Britain
Tokyo
Germany
Portugal
Russia
Hendaye
Civil Revolt Front
Cambataria
Foreign Legion
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