Vatican critiques Coughlin for Roosevelt attack
The Osservatore Romano publicly rebukes Father Coughlin for calling President Roosevelt a war and betrayer whileclarifying that the Holy See does not back such attacks on public authority. Vatican officials stress support for Coughlin’s interpretation of encyclicals but disapprove the political assault on constituted power.
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Vatican City
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Charles E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Gallagher
Michael J. Gallagher
Detroit
Rome
Holy See
Osservatore
Spain
Qu Har
Cleveland
The
United
Cough
Holy Father
Coughlin
Weather notes show cloudy periods and showers across states
A fragmented forecast reports cloudy conditions with showers in Virginia Kentucky and North Carolina. West portions are slightly warmer tonight with some interior showers. Yesterday’s high and readings from the preceding 74 hours are noted, with forecasted changes into Thursday.
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Eben Ay Wills
West Portion
Virginia
Kentucky
Stig Vy Warner
Carolina
West
North Amn
Thursadiay
Roosevelt Drought Tour Moves Toward Des Moines
President Roosevelt advances on a 3000 mile drought mission aboard the Roosevelt train en route to Des Moines Iowa for talks with seven state governors including Kansas Governor Alf Landon. Separate meetings are planned with each governor and staff, with potential for a return to Washington after Indianapolis.
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Roosevelt
Des Moines
Dern
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Des Mines
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Bigmarck
N. D
Pierre
S. D
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Washington
Hyde Fack
M. OY
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Melia
Landon
Tawa
Mantinicd
Yardstick Theory Debate Over Public Power Yardsticks
Government experts and utility executives clash over the value of government owned utilities as yardsticks for the power industry. John E. Zimmerman calls yardsticks like TVA futile while E B Scattergood says public ownership imposes healthy standards. James C. Bonbright and WiE Mosher argue public ownership reflects fading faith in regulation. They note state regulation partial success and urge caution on federal hydro projects.
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Washington
John E. Zimmerman
United Gas Improvement Company
Tennessee Valley Authority
Los Angeles Bureau of Power and Light
James C. Bonbright
The
Power Authority of
New York State
Zimmerman
Bonbright
Wi E. Mosher
Syracuse Uni
Taxes Collection Record Is Broken In Washville
Four tax records were broken in August with total collections of 2,264,527.65 dollars. Income tax showed a decline due to department changes, but gasoline tax reached 151,867.48, beating the previous high and rising on improved business and travel. Revenue from beer taxes and inspection fees also set new records, while bridge tolls added to the gains.
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Washyville
Dancey Forr
Fort
Sier
Normal Life Prescribed for Violin Genius as Fame Grows
Yehudi Menuhin, hailed as a violin prodigy at eighteen, plans a two year break from touring to return to home life in Los Gatos California. His father Moshe says there are things more important than money as Yehudi relaxes, swims, hikes, and practices about two hours daily with his sisters Tosha and Yaltah, amid a world tour postponement and no immediate concerts.
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Pearce Uaytrs Assunctedt Press
Los. Gatos
Calif
Yehud
Menuhin
Peedigy
Neas Fis
Moshe Menuhin
Maratha Menuhin
Yehudi
Thehnibad
Yaltah
Purged in Shelby County New Magistrate System
Memphis reports Shelby county begins operating under a new magisterial system. Seven magistrates pledged to end abuses in the poor man's court. only five will hold courts while two serve on the Shelby county court. The overhaul reduces magistrates' deputies from 52 to 20.
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Memphis
Shelby County
Shelby County Court
Justices of the Peace
Roosevelt budget forecast shows income rise and deficit cut
President Roosevelt revised budget summary projects a peacetime income peak with a current-year deficit of 2.097 billion dollars, down from 4.764 billion last year and 3.989 billion in 1934. He notes unemployment absorption into industry but warns drought relief and possible work relief costs could keep deficits modest. Receipts are estimated at 5.666 billion for the year ending June 20, a net gain of 12 million from January’s estimate.
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William S. Ardery
Associated Press
Wester Washington
Roosevelt
Doo
Barton Succumbs Head of College Barton Succumbs
Nashville Sept 2 Dr John W Barton 44 president of Ward Belmont school and ex president of the American Association of Junior Colleges died after months long illness He came to Nashville in 1922 as publishing agent for the Methodist church South He held various educational posts in Texas and New York and served in the US Army in World War I Designated as a farmer and book committee member at the Methodist publishing house Continued on page eight.
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John W. Barton
Ward-Belmont School
American Association of Junior Colleges
Texas
J. D Blanton
Tce
Barton
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Tes
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Overton
Ted
Methodist Enterprise
Methodist Publishing House
Hair Furnishes Meager Detail in Muir Killing
Ruth Muir a 48 year old welfare worker was found slain on La Jolla beach. A few strands of hair in her hand offered police a clue as they questioned more than twenty men previously arrested on morals charges. Detectives suspect a sex-maddened assailant from outside La Jolla, possibly San Diego.
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Robert Myers
Associated Press
LA Polla
Calif
Ruth Muir
San Diego
la Jolla
Harry Kelly
Miss Muir
San Antonio
Tex
Members of Clan May Lose Offices in Michigan
Detroit reports that 86 public officials and employees were named by Circuit Judge Hartrick as having joined the Black Legion. A citizens committee indicated it would press for removal. Governor Fitzgerald said he would seek dismissal of 35 state employees found active members. Two Detroit men pled not guilty to arson in an alleged Black Legion plot to burn a Communist camp. The case includes the trial of ten men charged in the execution of Charles A. Poole.
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Detroit
Oakland County
George B. Hartrick
Black Legion
Grand Jury
Citizens Committee
Lyle Tabor
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Japan Will Keep Its Sub Tonnage Declared
London reports Japan issued a formal note stating it would retain 15,598 tons of submarines beyond the United States and Great Britain. The move makes Japan's submarine strength about one third higher than the other two naval powers. It follows Britain’s escalation under the 1920 naval treaty.
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London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
War Correspondents in Spain Dodge Shellfire
London AP report profiles Associated Press staff writers covering the Spanish Civil War. Robert B. Parker Jr and Elmer W. Peterson traversed over 5000 miles by car on foot and by warship, each under fire multiple times. Peterson was first American on scene and rode with rebel troops on the Guadarrama front after witnessing events in San Sebastian. he faced crossroad checks, rifle points, and danger, recalling a tense moment with a French officer and a near miss along the Bidasso river during bombardment.
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London
Associated Press
Spain
Robert B. Parker, Jr
Elmer W. Peterson
Peterson
San Sebastian
France
Guadarrama
Madrid
Bidasso
Iran
Manolo
Landon to Confer With Roosevelt Over Drought Plan
Governor Alf Landon to meet President Roosevelt in Iowa capital to discuss drought policy. He brings Kansas State College aides Dr L H Call and Dr W E Grimes. Cartoonist I N Darling criticizes New Deal drought approach as already available and seeks federal state water conservation admin. Assistant coach Cecil Sonny Humphreys named UT Martin junior college coach.
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Hugh A. Wagnon
Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Iowa
Landon
Kansas State College
L. H. Call
W. E. Grimes
I. N
Ing
Darling
Biological Survey
Landen
Kansas
Landons
Water Conservation Administration
Mississippi
Great Plains
Knoxville
Cecil Sonny
Humphreys
University of Tennessee
Martin, Tenn
Paris
Tern
Engineers study valley projects in TVA tour
Thirty two power engineers from foreign countries begin a three day tour of Tennessee Valley Authority projects in Knoxville. They will visit Norris dam and may tour ALCOA hydro plants in North Carolina or Chickamauga dam near Chattanooga. A round table is set for Thursday as they join the world power congress in Washington September 7 to 12. Several visitors praise government and private cooperation in power developments. Axel Eitwall of Stockholm notes Sweden’s split power control but joint development.
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Knoxville
Telnnessee Valley Authority
Norris Dam
Aluminum Company of America
North Carolina
Chickamauga Dam
Chattanooga
Washington
Sweden
Axel Eitwall
Stockholm
Swedish Water Power Board
Oysters and the R months superstition debated
Washington reporter probes oyster season superstition by quoting Fred F. Johnson, first fishery division superintendent. A Latin maxim suggests months without R are unlucky, but Johnson says summer oysters are edible and the belief is outdated, noting year round oyster quality despite old lore.
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Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Washington
Ffathom
Fred F.johnson
Division of Fishery Industries
Mr. Johnson
Madrid and Iran battle as rebels clash with government
In Madrid and Iran a renewed conflict rages with government militia fighting rebel air raids. Fighters report heavy artillery and air combat as Madrid strengthens defenses near the Franco Spanish border and a new airbase near San Sebastian is rushed to completion. The United States seeks to clarify which plane attacked the destroyer Kane while both sides offer regrets.
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Associated Press
Iran
Madrid
Bay of Biscay
San Sebastian
Fom
Oviedo
Jment
Air
Foreign Legion
Tg French
Spain
United States
Kane
Paris
Washington
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American Assn. Jr. Colleges
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Legion
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Britain
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Espana
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