Workers plan to seize Renault factory in Paris area
Leftist Renault workers delegation told Premier Blum that 1500 foremen and technicians planned to take over the plant as an experiment in industrial sovietization. They said the movement was started by communist employees and sought government support to guarantee non union workers the right to act. Balengro rushed to Lille to curb textile strikes amid worries from the Spanish Civil War.
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Paris
Renault
France
Leon Blum
Blum
Roger Balengro
Lille
Basque Defense of San Sebastian Breaks 48 Hour Armistice
Basque defenders in San Sebastian struggle to hold the city as artillery fire and shelling end a 48 hour unofficial truce on the northern Spanish front. Pillaging is reported, with Basques ready to burn the city rather than surrender to advancing forces amid government resistance to unconditional surrender.
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San Sebastian
Edith Maxwell Granted New Trial in Wise County Murder Case
The Virginia Court of Appeals granted Edith Maxwell a new trial after reversing a Wise County jury verdict. Maxwell, 21, had been serving a 25-year sentence for killing her father, Trigg Maxwell, with the case drawing wide public interest since her arrest on July 21, 1935.
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Staunton
Virginia Court of Appeals
Edith Maxwell
Wise Grant
Supreme Court
Wise County
Miss Maxwell
Trigg Maxwell
Railroad wreck kills two brakemen in Chicago yard
An AP report from Chicago states two brakemen died and a third was fatally injured when the caboose they rode was crushed between a locomotive and a string of 15 flat cars on a siding of the New York Chicago and St. Louis railroad in the east side yards.
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Chicago
New York, Chicago and 8&J. Louis
East Side
Picnic marks Dunmore Treaty as start of Ohio statehood
Circleville Ohio reports a picnic at Logan Elm Park on October 4 to commemorate the Lord Dunmore Treaty of 1774, an event historians cite as the real beginning of Ohio as a state. Local observers note the gathering honors early treaty history and state formation.
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Circleville
Logan Elm Park
Eouth
Here
Ohio
Santa Claus Staging Show Thwarted By Bricker Rally
Santa Claus figure in Mt Sterling drew an audience with Attorney General Bricker as Con Reichley, nicknamed Coon, admitted he stole John Bricker’s show. Reichley praised party loyalty, joked about a youthful courtship, and offered a ten gallon hat as a campaign stake amid a general GOP stance.
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Conrad
Con” Reichley
Benton Township
John_ Bricker
Mt. Sterling
Coon
Nature
Mocking County
Yuletide
Bricker
FDR Addresses World Power Experts at Boulder Dam Event
President Roosevelt spoke before a 3000 delegate World Power Conference gathering in Washington and watched turbines at Boulder Dam come to life. The address, scheduled for radio at 2 p.m. EST, was anticipated to outline the administration’s power policies but the subject was not announced in advance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Boulder Dam
Plane Crash Kills Two Men After Takeoff in Ohio
At Bellaire Ohio an AP report states Pred A. Herb 27 of Vallejo California and William G. Fournier 22 of San Diego California died today when their plane spun and crashed shortly after departing from Phillips Airport.
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Bellaire
Pred A. Herb
Vallejo
Calif
William G. Fournier
San Diego
Phillips’ Airport
Search for Babe Detroit Ends with New Leads
Police resumed the hunt for 20 month old Harry Browe missing from a Clark Park carriage five days ago. Neighbors Herman Semande and Arthur Arndt told detectives they saw the boy in the arms of an unknown man near his home on two occasions since the disappearance, offering a fresh clue and renewed hope.
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Detroit
Harry Browe
Clark Park
Herman Semande
Arthur Arndt
Fire damages vessel in Brooklyn navy yard
A small fire aboard the U S Indianapolis was found on August 25 during routine overhaul in the Brooklyn navy yard. Capt C A Dunn, manager of the yard, called the blaze undoubtedly deliberate.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
U. S. Indianapolis
Brooklyn Navy Yard
C. A. Dunn
Prospects For Corn Oats Improve In Ohio
Ohio farm prospects for 1936 corn rose from 57 to 62 percent of normal between August and September, with oats also improving. The crop board projects Ohio corn at about 109.62 million bushels and oats at 37.16 million bushels, versus July estimates of 102.31 million and prior oats figures.
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Ohio
Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Headless body case tied to Kingsbury Run murders
Detectives planned today to search for the head and limbs of a decapitated man, the sixth victim in a year, as divers would probe Kingsbury Run on Cleveland's southeast side. The mutilated trunk, of a young white man 25 to 30, was found by Leo Fields near an oil plant, with 12 detectives dragging the 15 foot deep pool.
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Cleveland
James Hogan
Kingsbury Run
Wilson S. Chamberlain
Leo Fields
City may challenge gas rate rise before court or utilities board
Columbus Ohio September 11 Arm ed with city council authority City Attorney John L Davies studied legal steps to stop Ohio Fuel Gas Co from increasing charges to 55 cents per thousand cubic feet for about 20 000 customers formerly served by Federal Gas and Fuel Co Possible action would seek to prevent the rate boost before the Common Pleas Court or the State Utilities Commission.
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Columbus
John L. Davies
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Common Pleas Court
State Utilities Commission
Federal Gas and Fuel Co
Maine voters face Roosevelt defense pledge as Landon campaigns
Portland reporters describe Democratic leaders claiming President Roosevelt can keep America out of the pending world conflict. Alf Landon, Republican candidate, travels to Maine while Harry H. Woodring and John J. Cudahy address Democrats rallying for Monday’s state election.
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Portland
Roosevelt
America
Maine
Alf M. Landon
Harry H. Woodring
John J. Cudahy
Poland
Poppen Re-Elected President Of Ohio Lutheran Conference
Dr Emmanuel Poppen of Columbus was re-elected president of the Ohio District Conference of the American Lutheran Church in Sidney Ohio on September 11.
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Sidney
Emmanuel Poppen
Columbus
Ohio District Conference
American Lutheran Church
Burns Fatal To Arthur Deible In Auto Crash
Arthur Deible, 23, of N Walnut Street, died at Grant Hospital Columbus at 11 36 p m after burns in a highway crash 35 miles west of Columbus. His car overturned and burned after being struck by another vehicle. He survived by his father Henry Deible two brothers Harley and another sibling and three sisters Iretha Dewey Howdyshell and Blanche Schwerbauer. The body was taken to Heinlein Funeral Home awaiting burial.
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Springfield
Arthur Deible
Walnut St
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Deible
Jack Johnson
Logan
Henry Deible
Harley
Iretha
Dewey Howdyshell
Blanche Schwerbauer
Dayton
Heinlein Funeral Home
JURISTOK CSA DIVIDEND GRANTED IN LIQUIDATION CASE
Depositors in Citizens Savings Association cheer as Acting Common Pleas Judge Wilbur McKenzie grants permission to William H Kroeger to pay a ten percent dividend to depositors in the Ohio built loan society now in liquidation since 1931. Orlandeth Lehman is granted a divorce from Mary Lehman on grounds of fraudulent contract in Common Pleas Court with court costs assessed to the plaintiff.
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Citizens Savings Association
Common Pleas
Wilbur McKenzie
Wm. H. Kroeger
Ohio
Orlandeth Lehman
Mary Lehman
Common Pleas Court
Eugene Wright
Judge approves sales and confirmations in multiple cases
Judge McKenzie disposed of several matters. An approved sale in the mora le case McBride litigation. An approved entry of confirmation in Floyd Brown vs. Tom Weidner et al. and in Frank Sater vs. Jennie Beougher.
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McKenzie
Vs. McBride
Floyd Brown
Tom Weidner
Frank Sater
Jennie Beougher
Judge ends dispute over abandoned CCC camp near Athens
Federal Judge Mell G. Underwood ruled authorities may remove buildings and other property from the deserted civilian conservation corps camp near Athens. The decision settles a dispute with the camp landowners over possession of the property.
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Columbus
Mell G. Underwood
Civilian Conservation Corps
Athens
Five Die As Train Cars Derailed By Fire Near St Charles
At least five men were killed when eighteen freight and oil cars of an M K T train derailed and burned last night twenty miles southwest of St Charles Missouri. Rescuers feared several other transients may have perished. A transient identified as Walter Bragg, 36, of Columbus Ohio, appeared after the wreck claiming papers bearing his name.
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ST. Charles
Here
Walter Bragg
Columbus, O
Fairfield County to Test Dairy Herds
Ohio State veterinarian Dr. F A Zimmer said Fairfield County's emergency fund appropriation for tubercular tests will keep Ohio on the federal list of accredited states. He noted Fairfield County is the only one due for tests this year that has not been completed due to prior budget omissions of 5300 dollars for county herd testing.
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Columbus
F. A. Zimmer
Ohio State
Fairfield County
Ohio
Pairfield County
Zimmer
Roosevelt Rally in Charlotte Promises Prosperity and Freedom
On board the Roosevelt train heading to Washington, President Roosevelt spoke at a seven state Green Pastures rally in Charlotte, praising the NRA and AAA while claiming national action, not state efforts, restored purchasing power. He linked improved farm, factory, and home conditions to a broader prosperity and stressed safeguarding individual liberties amid economic upturn.
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Charlotte
Roosevelt
Washington
Sept
N. C
Green Pastures
Star
AAA
Surpreme
NRA
Ohio Democrats at State Platform Convention
Gov. Martin L. Davey led Democrats as they gathered for the state platform convention. The draft praised Davey’s campaign to repeal the food tax while avoiding broader tax references, and lauded President Roosevelt for stabilizing the nation.
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Ohio
Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Davey
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Landon Seeks Maine Win in Republican Campaign
Gov Landon speeds eastward confident of Maine victory and national win. Electors lie between Illinois and Maine as Nekee can nominee tells newsmen. He predicts Maine will lead to a Republican victory and restoration of government in Washington. Portland address to cover Government and Business, echoed from Topeka remarks.
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Landon
Maine
Illinois
Nekee
Washington
Portland
Topeka
Norris Accepts Lincoln Petition for Independent Reelection
Senator George W. Norris, a veteran Nebraska Independent Republican, accepted today a petition filing nominating him as an Independent candidate for re election in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Norris
Lincoln
Hitler Plans Practical Crusade Against Bolshevism
NURNBERGH Germany Sept 11 The 400 warplanes thundered over Nurnberg as observers awaited an imminent anti Bolshevik campaign forecast to include practical steps. Rosenberg and Reischle attacked Bolshevism and praised the Fuehrer while contrasting Hitler’s plans with alleged Jewish exploitation of Soviet peasants.
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Hitler
Associated Press
Nurnbergh
Germany
Nazi Germany
Rudolf Hess
Fuehrer
Kerr to entertain Democratic press in Lancaster
R Kenneth Kerr president of the Lancaster Eagle Gazette said about 150 association members and Democratic officials are expected to attend. Invitations have been accepted by U S Senator Robert J Gov Martin L Davey Ex George White Sent Gov Mesier Sen Paul Yoder Revenue Collectors Carl EB Charles Graves and Federal Judge Underwood.
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Lancaster
Kenneth Kerr
Kerr
Lancaster Eagle Gazette
U. S
Robert J
Martin L. Davey
George White
Mesier
Paul Yoder
Carl EB. Charles Graves
Nor
Underwood
WPA Work Starts Monday A Rumor at Hocking County
A local note states WPA work begins Monday in Hocking County. Details are sparse in the fragment but imply early project activity and potential relief employment tied to New Deal era programs. Relevant officials or sites are not clearly named in the readable text.
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WPA
Hocking County
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