Italy Steels For Africa Campaign As Troop Units Form
Rome reports Italy accelerates east Africa preparations with shiploads of officers and skilled workers. More divisions for east Africa, native Libyan troops recruited, and Blackshirt units planned while conciliation talks with Ethiopia face possible stalemate.
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Rome
Italy
East Africa
Italo-Ethiopian Conciliation Commission
Ethiopia
Assist
National Federation of World War Storm Troopers
Geneva
Conciliation Commission
Leagues of Nations Council
Salerno
Libya
Africa
England
France
League Council
Reports Declared Without Foundation
High officials of the foreign office said reports from Addis Ababa that Japan had contracted to sell arms or send a military and commercial mission to Ethiopia were entirely without foundation. They noted no government or private firm had engaged in such arms sales to Ethiopia.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Addis Ababa
Japan
Ethiopia
Grayson Seaman Arrested After Steamer Ardmore Stabbing
Benjamin F. Gregory 23 of Grayson Louisiana an oiler on the steamship Ardmore was arrested at Chelsea wharves for stabbing Carl Williams 32 another oil er in va Rana police charged him with assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill Gregory held in 10000 bail awaiting grand jury action before Judge Samuel R Madeardale.
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Chelsea
Mass
Benjamin F. Gregory
Grayson
Louisiana
Ardmore
Gregory
Carl Williams
Rana
Dudge Samuel R. Pmadeardale
Horey
Goebbels vows to crush Germanys foes and rivals
Berlin report says Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels in Essen denounced state enemies and targeted the Stahlhelm veterans, Jews, and Catholicism. He warned no opposition will be tolerated and hinted at legal actions to end mixed Jewish Aryan marriages as the regime consolidates power.
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Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Essen
Stahlhelm
Steel Helmet
der Stahlhelm
August von Mackensen
Goebbels
Third Reich
Veterans Union
Germany
Reich
Wilhelm Frick
Job
Deutsche Justiz
Tax bill sent to Senate as House votes to pass
The administration's tax bill, estimated to raise 250 million to 270 million dollars annually, cleared the House 282 to 96 and was sent to the Senate. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Harrison aims to complete hearings by midweek and report soon, with possible changes balancing inheritance levies and surtaxes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Representative Treadway
Massachusetts
Harrison
Finance Committee
Rivalry Leads to Grand Jury Testimony in Chicago Killing
Josephine McKinley, awaiting grand jury testimony, is linked to the indictment of Blanche Dunkel and Evelyn Smith in the murder of Ervin Lang of Chicago. Lang was slain and his body dismembered after separating from his fiancée on the eve of marriage.
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Ervin Lang
Chicago
Josephine McKinley
Blanche Dunkel
Evelyn Smith
Associated Press
Kentucky Counts Ballots in Bitter Primary Across States
Kentucky completed its ballot count while voters in Virginia Mississippi and Rhode Island prepared to vote tomorrow. Mississippi's Democratic gubernatorial race features five candidates and 8000 others seek minor offices. Rhode Island holds a special congressional election pitting Antonio Prince Democrat versus Charles F Risk Republican for the first district seat left vacant by Francis B Condon.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Virginia
Mississippi
Rhode Island
A. Copeland
Lester C. Franklin
Paul B. Johnson
Dennis Murphree
Hugh L. White
Antonio Prince
Charles F. Risk
Francis B. Condon
Newspapers Aid Monroe Labor Day Drive Across Two Papers
The Monroe Labor council reached a plan with News-Star and Morning World to publish two issues under labor auspices. A portion of ad receipts will fund the Labor day fund, replacing the usual year book approach. Harry J. Weidner will lead the council’s cooperation with the papers’ ad departments.
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Monroe Council
Monroe Labor Council
News-Star
Morning World
Labor Day Fund
Harry J. Weidner
Labor Council
Adver
Gualaue
Star
Union la
Labor Leader Predicts Drive to Expel Reds from AFL
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor asserted a militant campaign to expel communists from unions. He said a member found carrying Moscow orders would be expelled. Green cited a Moscow congress report claiming about 30 000 Reds in the United States.
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Atlantic City
N. J
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Moscow
Communist Congress
Green
A. F. of
Warrant Issued for Zenge in Slaying Case
Chicago Judge McCarthy issued a warrant charging Mandeville W. Zenge a Missouri carpenter age 26 with the emaculation slaying of his love rival Dr Walter J Bauer. The warrant is returnable tomorrow and the case heads to the grand jury for a murder indictment. Mrs Louise Bauer is described as the deceased’s wife.
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Chicago
Justin F. McCarthy
Mandeville W. Zenge
Missouri
Walter J. Bauer
Arthy
Charles
Zenge
Louise Bauer
Four guards fired after escape at Joliet prison
Joliet Illinois August 5 Four guards were discharged for inefficiency and negligence after Henry Fernekes a mild looking but deadly gunman escaped from the state prison Saturday. The dismissal followed a six hour probe led by A L Bowen director of the state department of public welfare. The guards were Captain Michael Leonard Frank Friend James Nolan and Robert Shaw Leonard had 17 years service. Bowen cited inefficiency and negligence in the discharge of their duty resulting in Fernekes escape.
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Joliet
State Prison
Henry
Fenickes
A. L. Bowen
State Department of Public Welfare
Fernekes
Michael Leonard
Frank Friend
James Nolan
Robert Shaw
Leonard
Greek revolt leaves Crete in turmoil with 30 wounded
In Candia Crete rioting workers and five police were among thirty wounded as rebellion escalates. Athens responded with martial law, destroyers, bombing planes and additional troops, while Crete officials urged reinforcements.
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Athens
Candia
Crete
Erakleion
Drowns in Bay Lake Charles
Harold Fouls drowned Sunday in Bay Lake Charles as reported on the third page. incident details remain limited in the clipping.
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Bay Lake Charles
Harold Fouls
Roosevelt allocates seven million for white collar trade census
President Roosevelt approved seven million seven hundred eighty four thousand dollars in work relief funds for a nationwide census of American business excluding agriculture and manufacturing. Philadelphia will host the administrative center with work starting January 2. The survey will record operating units, employment, payrolls, receipts and related data for use by government and business.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Census Bureau
Philadelphia
Japanese Ambassador Will Protest Vanity Fair Caricature
Ambassador Hiroji Saito said he would seek a formal protest over a Vanity Fair caricature showing a Japanese figure with a sign reading emperor Nobel peace. He planned to visit the State Department to discuss the insult with Secretary Hull or Undersecretary Phillips.
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Washington
Hiroji Saito
Hull
Phillips
State Department
Vanity Fair Magazine
Unding
Lynching Follows Attack Attempt in Pittsboro
Bodie Bates, a Black man accused of attempting to attack a 22 year old white woman, was seized by a mob that stormed Calhoun county jail and lynched him. The mob consisted of an undetermined number of white citizens.
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Pittsboro
Miss
Bodie Bates
Calhoun County
Despondent New Orleans Wife Plunges From Viaduct
Lena Sharbel, 25, a New Orleans bride, leaped to her death in Houston, Texas, while a despondent search for her husband, Thomas Sharbel, continued. Officials awaited word from relatives as Houston police reported she jumped into 15 feet of water after traveling to find him.
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New Orleans
Lena Sharbel
Houston
Texas
Sharbel
Thomas Sharbel
Hitchcock Succumbs in Tucson
Jakes Frank Harris Hitchcock, a former figure in Tucson, Arizona, has died. The brief obituary notes his connection to the city and his prior public or professional roles.
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Tucson, Ariz
Jakes Frank Harris Hitchcock
Advertising man testifies on whispering campaign against Roosevelt
E. P. Cramer of New Jersey tells a senate lobby committee he advised utilities firms months ago to start a whispering campaign to persuade the public that President Roosevelt is insane.
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Senate Lobby Committee
E. P. Cramer
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Man Confesses Stomping Doctor in Fatal Fight
Clarence Edwards, 34, confessed to stomping Dr. Paul Rodgers, 35, after a tussle near Smithville, Missouri. State officers arrested him with Kansas City Kansas police. Edwards said he struck and jumped on Rodgers until he was dead.
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Kansas City
Kas
Clarence Edwards
Paul Rodgers
Stanley Beatty
Edwards
Missouri
Smithville
Here
Beatty
Dr. Rodgers
Detroit Butchers Seek National Guard Over Housewives Strike
Emil Schwartz of the National Association of Meat Dealers said more than a dozen Detroit area butchers sought national guard protection after militant housewives picketed shops for two weekends to push a 20 percent price cut. He called the demand ridiculous and warned meat would spoil on shelves. some dealers threatened closure if protests continue. A meeting was set for tonight to decide next steps.
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Detroit
Emil Schwartz
National Association of Meat Dealers
National Guard
Schwartz
Monroe Woman Dies When Car Goes In Ditch
Mrs. Ruth Cassell 31 of 215 Peach Street was killed instantly when her car left the Dixie Overland highway near Delhi and plunged into a ditch. Her parents Mr and Mrs J T Benson suffered serious injuries. their daughter Miss Leta Mae Benson and Walter Carl Cassell were uninjured. Mrs Cassell was president of the St Francis Nurses Alumni association. Funeral services were held at Mulhearn Funeral Home with interment in River View Burial Park.
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Monroe
Ruth Cassell
Peach Street
J. T. Benson
Mississippi River
Cassell
St. Francis Nurses Alumni Association
Benson
Louisville Cooperage Company
Mulhearn Funeral Home
W. C. Scott
First Methodist Church
Riverview Burial Park
Milton Coverdale
Karlie Albritton
Warren Breard
Sam McReynolds
Fred Coon
W. 3. Inabnet
Walter Carl
Leta Mae Benson
Fred
Wayne Benson
Joint Funeral Held For Accident Victims
A joint funeral service was held at Alabama church near Arcadia for Mr and Mrs Bryant Caskey who died from injuries after their car sideswiped a car driven by Robert Harria of Sixboro on the Dixie Overland seven miles west of Ruston. Bronck Coker III died Saturday and the story continues on the right page.
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Ruston
Alabama Church
Arcadia
Bryant Caskey
Ruston-Lincoln
Insuries
Caskey
Robert Harria
Sixboro
Dixie Overland
Bronck Coker
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Dan Gilbert
Charles Dougherty
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Will Rogers
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