Farley Talks Campaign As FDR Meets White House
Washington July 2 AP President Roosevelt summons National Chairman James A Farley to a White House conference amid campaign tactics and future role speculation. Republicans attack Philadelphia platform while Wallace blasts GOP farm plank as conflicting. Union party ties Lemke to internal FARM group rift as woman voters organize nationwide canvass.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
White House
Farley
John D. M. Hamilton
Ohio
Philadelphia
Wallace
Iowa
Commerce Roper
Chattanooga
Tenn
Union Party
William Lemke
North Dakota
National Farmers Holiday Association
St. Paul
Tion
Lemke
Independent Coalition of American Women
Toledo
U. States
Knox
Czech Consul Dies in Kansas City at 66
Alexander Rieger a 66 year old banker and consul for Coxecho Slovakia died in Kansas City Missouri on July 2 according to AP. Rieger served as consul here and his death marks the end of a long career in banking and diplomatic service.
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Kansas City
Alexander Rieger
Coxecho-Slovakia
Cops pin hope on boy's story in slaying case
Chicago July 2 Detec tives hinge their investigation on Jimmy Thompson 7 son of victim Florence Castle after his father James B Thompson of Revere Mass secured custody to learn the true facts. Chief J L Sullivan warned the boy's account may be fanciful amid the hotel room killing of the 24 year old mother early Monday.
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Chicago
Florence Castle
Jimmy Thompson
James B. Thompson
Revere
Mass
Thompson
Jimmy
J. L. Sullivan
Crowd disrupts Ohio electrocution prompts midnight start
Richard Keller was executed in the Ohio penitentiary electric chair as a large crowd ignored silence orders. Warden James A. Woodard planned future executions around 2 am, replacing the usual 8 or 9 pm slot, after Keller’s death following Adolph Woest’s murder.
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Columbus
Richard Keller
Ohio Penitentiary
James A. Woodard
C. W. Keil
Keller
Cincinnati
Adolph Woest
Dance resumes at Cedar Point after non union band incident
In Sandusky Ohio on July 2 AP reports dance music resumed at Cedar Point after the local musicians halted dancing in the afternoon. Vincent Stuckey, secretary of the musicians group, said a non union band was playing at the resort earlier.
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Sandusky
Cedar Point
Vincent Stuckey
Musicians’ Group
Philanthropist George Plimpton Dies at 80 in Walpole
George Arthur Plimpton, an internationally known book collector and philanthropist, died last night in Walpole Massachusetts at age 80. He was prominent in cultural and scholarly circles and supported libraries and institutions worldwide.
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Walfole
Mass
George Arthur Plimpton
Ohio labor situation at a glance in Cincinnati and Barbert
Striking employees of Remington Rand testify inCommon Pleas Court opposing the company's injunction against pickets. The strike idled 1,700 workers since May 26. In Wheeling Steel violence case 5,500 workers were out of work since May 22 as steel workers and rubber plant labor unrest prompt jury examination and special deputies at plant No 1. Sit down protests press for 30 day compromise while week overwork concerns noted amid riot charges in a prior Rubber strike. Barbert-on-Straits coverage notes strikers agree to resume work Monday
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Cincinnati
Remington Rand, Inc
Common Pleas
Wheeling Steel Corporation
James F. Dewey
Brick er Dominates GOP Platform drive at state convention
Attorney General John W. Brick er, candidate for governor, led a platform expected to be adopted by the Republican state convention amid a cheering crowd. He outlined 17 pledges for reforms in state government, presented last night before the convention with national chairman John D. M. Hamilton in attendance.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Reform School
Ted Phillips
Tom Cummins
A. R. Jamison
Tennessee Training School
Lee Enoch
Columbus
John W.bricker
John D. M. Hamilton
Frederickson Named Ohio Campaign Manager for Landon
Coshocton industrialist Charles R. Frederickson emerged as the manager of Ohio’s Republican campaign. A reliable source said he was the personal choice of Gov. Alf Landon, the Republican presidential nominee, and had been a second choice for the Cleveland convention favorite son delegates.
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Columbus, CO
Charles R. Fredrickson
Coshocton
Cleveland
Frederickson
Alf F. Landon
Kansas
Bricker outlines platform to restore Ohio leadership
Leaders predicted quick approval of the platform. Bricker said his address outlined a plan to restore Ohio as a political leader among the states. Other planks call for a constitutional amendment if needed to allow state minimum wage laws and a balanced budget.
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Bricker
Ohio
Five year old Richard Heather in repeated injuries
In Xenia Ohio on July 2 AP reports five year old Richard Heather has endured his fifth hospital case in two weeks. He suffered a cut scalp from a shovel blow a mashed wrist in an electric wringer a stubbed toe with infection and a punctured cheek from an all day sucker stick resulting in lockjaw.
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Xenia
Richard Heather
Westinghouse to Acquire Lima Plant in Ohio
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co announces acquisition of a Lima Ohio plant formerly Relay Motors Corp to transfer small motor production from its Springfield Massachusetts plant to Ohio.
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Lima
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co
Relay Motors Corp
Manufac Small Motors
Sprinter Mass
Ohio
League Concedes Death Of Sanctions Crusade
The League of Nations faces a crisis as delegates including Australia and Uruguay urge abandoning sanctions. A. C. D. De Graeff proposes converting the covenant to a consultative accord while critics warn the body risks destruction if sanctions fail to deter aggression. July 10 is floated for lifting sanctions.
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League
Wade Werner
Associated Press
Geneva
Netherlands
A. C. D. de Graeff
League of Nations Assembly
United States
Stanley M. Bruce
Australia
Assembly
Bruce
Italy
Alberto Guani
Uruguay
Peter Munch
Merida Police Kill 13 in Taxi Walkout Demonstration
Federal troops seized Merida as police guarding the governor's palace killed 13 striking bus drivers during a labor demonstration. Fifty-one other protesters were wounded as machine gun fire rained on the crowd outside the palace. Governor Lopez Cardenas resigned. Florencio Paloma Valencia Latin named acting chief executive.
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Merida
Yucatan
Fernando Lopez Cardenas
Lopez Cardenas
Florencio Paloma Valencia
Hindenburg Completes Record Run to Lakehurst
The German dirigible Hindenburg grounded at 4:20 a m ending its fourth commercial flight from Frankfurt to Lakehurst in 52 hours 51 minutes. Lieutenant George Watson of the naval air station announced the new record time cutting eight hours 34 minutes from the previous mark.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Germany
Frankfort-on-Main
George Watson
Naval Air Station
Body of railroad worker found at terminal yards
In Cincinnati July 2 a mangled body was found by two Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers at the freight terminal yards. The victim was O. F. Doughty 50 Chillicothe. Police and railroad officials investigated the death.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore & Ohio
O. F. Doughty
Chillicothe
Toledo Driver Killed in Trolley Collision at Maumee
A collision with a Cincinnati and Lake Erie Trolley at Maumee yesterday fatally injured Adolph Polzieu 22 of near Perrysburg while he was driving his car.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
Lake Erie
Maumee
Adolph Polzieu
Perrysburg
Flood toll climbs in Texas sweep from San Antonio to Austin
A devastating flood moving seaward from southwest Texas left 21 people dead and 14 missing with property damage estimated at 1 million dollars in a corridor between San Antonio and Austin about 80 miles apart.
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Texas
San Antonio
Tex
Austin
Pope imposes world censorship on films in Vigilianti Cura
Pope Pius ordered a global movie ban via an encyclical to all bishops and archbishops in the United States. The directive titled Vigilianti Cura instructs Catholic leaders to oversee film content under church guidance.
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Vatican City
Pius
United States
Tornado Hits Archibald Mangham Killing One
A tornado struck Archibald and Mangham early today killing one person and injuring five, three seriously. The five minute, southwest to northeast twister was followed by heavy rains, with fears of further damage.
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Archibal
Mangham
U S Outlook Brighter Morgenthau Discloses
Secretary Morgenthau reports for the year ending June 30 showing receipts at 4.116 billion and expenditures at 9.500 billion, leaving a net deficit of 4.384 billion while noting rising national income, higher federal revenue and reduced spending. He cites a 33.75 billion public debt and 8.75 billion recoverable assets amid unforeseen events including revenue loss from a court decision.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Water conservation seen as key to drought relief
WPA plans dams and moisture conservation in Minnesota Montana Wyoming and the Dakotas as part of drought relief. Secretary Wallace tours the Midwest warning of potential arid conditions and soil erosion losses. Weather Bureau notes widespread drought impact.
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Chicago
ST. Paul
Wallace
Minnesota
Washington—Weather Bureau
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
San Antonio
United States
WPA
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Works Progress Organization
Harry Hopkins
Midwest
Evanston
Escaped Lunatic Identified Today
The man picked up by Sheriff Joe Farbeann along Route 31 Tuesday night was identified as Milford Weir an escaped inmate from Massillon State Hospital. He wore prison made clothes and gave his correct name. Massillon officers were expected to take Weir into custody today.
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Joe Farbeann
Massilon State Hospital
Farbeann
Milford Weir
Weir
Massillon Tation
Cea
Replacement Patrolman Assigned After Minor Procedure
A minor operation for removal of a growth was performed at Dr. Mc A s office last night. During a brief absence the post will be filled by Sloan as extra patrolman.
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Mc A
Sloan
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