Polish Fliers Rescued After Sea Sinking Near Portugal
Major Kasimir Kubala and Major Louis Idzi ew ski were rescued by the German steamer Sanos after their Marszalek Pilsudski crashed in the sea near Cape Finisterre. A broken oil line forced them to return from a 21 hour flight toward New York.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Kasimir Kubala
Louis Idziewski
Paris
New York
Marszalek Pilsudski
Sanos
Lexicoes
Oporto
Kubala
America
Cape Finisterre
Spain
Samos
Casimir Kubala
Louis Idzikowski
Brookhart defends Hoover over farm price claims in Iowa
Senator Brookhart sharpens attack on George Peek over charge that Hoover held farm prices down during and after the war. The dispute follows Peek's support for Alfred E. Smith and a Monona County Farmers Union speaker ban. Brookhart says readers deserve the whole truth and urges union members to reconsider.
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Hoover
Peek
Blencoe
Brookhart
N. C. Gray
Gray
Monona County
Farmer’s Union
Des Moines
George N. Peek
Moline
Committee of
Alfred E. Smith
John Hammill
Sen
Smith W. Brookhart
Herbert Hoover
Hammill
Committee
Farmers’ Union
Senator Brookhart
John E. Brenner
Mapleton
Mr. Peek
Brenner
Robbins Conducts War Department From Hospital Cot
Somerset Pa August 6 The Somerset community hospital has effectively become the nations war department Col Charles B Robbins assistant secretary of war being treated there after a plane crash he handles urgent matters from his hospital bed as aides depart and mail flows continue
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Robbins
Department of War
Somerset
Somerset Community Hospital
War Department
Charles B. Robbins
Washington
Dwight F. Davis
Honolulu
Colonel Robbins
Columbus
Couple killed when train strikes car in Union Grove
Relatives identify Mr and Mrs George Lavery of Chicago as the victims after a collision Saturday when a train struck their car at Union Grove. The couple had moved from Denison Iowa to Chicago a year ago and were en route to Denison for a vacation.
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Morrison, Tl
George Lavery
Chicago
Union Grove
Denison
Aunt Het by Robeest Quillen
A brief syndicated feature presents Aunt Het in a light humorous sketch style with small town observations and lively character sketches. The piece offers a series of vignettes centered on Aunt Het's antics and relationships in a rural community.
Smith Returns to Albany After 10 Day Absence
Governor Smith resumes duties in Albany after a ten day vacation. He reviews charges from William Allen White regarding his legislative record and asked for data from aides while deciding whether to reply. The Kansas editor had earlier dropped gambling and vice accusations.
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Albany
N. Y
Smith
William Allen White
Kansas
White
Europe
California Man New Iowa Manager Des Moines AP Bureau
Milo Thompson formerly of the Sacramento California bureau becomes head of the Iowa Bureau of The Associated Press in Des Moines succeeding J A Rawlings. Rawlings moves to Chicago as city editor after four years as Des Moines correspondent. Rawlings takes two weeks vacation at Springfield Mount before assuming duties.
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Des Moines
Milo Thompson
Sacramento, Calif
Iowa
Associated Press
J. A. Rawlings
Chicago
Rawlings
Omaha
Thompson
Springfield
Missouri Voters Set to Decide Wet and Dry Issue in Primary
Missouri voters will shape national and state slates tomorrow amid a heated wet and dry battle. Candidates across parties frame positions on prohibition with Sen. Reed attacking Hay and Collet entering the race, while Republicans Proctor Atkeson and other contenders split on modification of laws. The gubernatorial contests mirror the divide as Bennett and Caulfield campaign on prohibition angles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
James A. Reed
Charles M. Hay
United States
James A. Collet
Hay
Sen
David M. Proctor
Kansas City
W. O. Atkeson
Butler
Nathan Frank
Bernard P. Bogg
Henry A. Bundschu
Roscos C
Phil A. Bennett
Henry S. Caulfield
William R. Schneider
Frank H. Wielandy
Sam D. Hodgson
St. Louis County
A. L. McCawley
Francis M. Wilson
Platte City
Hoover shifts focus to campaign policy questions
Herbert Hoover turns attention to broader policy questions to be discussed at pre election conferences at his Stanford home with party leaders. He plans a constructive campaign outlining government roles in economic and agricultural issues and will limit extensive travel while emphasizing indirect aid to farmers.
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Stanford University
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Washington
West Branch
Women flock to Hoover support by Democratic women
Washington Aug. 6 Democratic women announce they will not back their party's nominees in this year’s election. They pledge support for the Hoover Curtis ticket and say they will join the Republican campaign through the women’s division led by Mrs. Alvin T. Hert.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover- Curtis
Alvin T. Hert
Republican Campaign
Mexico Town Devastated by Worst Quake in Region
Reports from Pinotepa Oaxaca say the town was partially destroyed at noon Saturday by the most violent quake ever recorded there. Fifty aftershocks followed Saturday and ten on Sunday morning as residents fled outdoors in fear. Several mountains reportedly vanished and Huixtetec remained unconfirmed. Other towns hit included Jamilepec Cachuatepec Tiamaca and Minizo amid torrential rains.
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Mexico City
Pinotepa
Oaxaca
Huixtetec
Jamilepec
Cachuatepec
Tiamaca
Minizo
Sedinch
No. 3
Whalen
St. Louis
Mounds
Iil
R. A. Moll
Cairo
Miss Nina Falk Leaves Democratic Fold for Hoover Ticket
Essex Iowa August 6 AP Miss Nina Falk a Democratic committeewoman and delegate to the Hous ton convention repudiates the party platform and nominates Hoover. She declares Hoover the best friend the farmer has ever had and foresees prosperity with Hoover elected president. Falk and her sisters are farmers and businesswomen.
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Essex
Nina Falk
Iowa
Houston
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Herbert Hoover
Miss Falk
Hoover
Democratic Women Split as They Back Hoover Efforts Grow
Democratic women turn to the Republican ticket with the Houston convention among them. Nancy Murray Mann of Huntington West Virginia and Gertrude Pattangall of Maine, former Democratic national committeewomen, back Hoover. Mann won 60 000 votes despite opposing the Democratic nominee.
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Hoover
Curtis
Nancy Murray Mann
Huntington
W. Va
Gertrude M. Pattangall
Maine
Herbert Hoover
Weather Outlook and River Stage Update for Iowa Illinois
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with possible local thunder showers. Slightly warmer in extreme eastern Iowa and northern Illinois, with showers possible in parts of northwest Illinois. River stages show varied changes from St Paul to St Louis, including rises at Davenport and Muscatine and falls at St Paul and Dubuque.
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Iowa
Illinois
St. Paul
la Crosse
Dubuque
Davenport
Muscatine
Keokuk
St. Louis
Mystery Cloaks Woman’s Murder in L A Home
Mrs Myrtle L Mellus 41 wealthy and social figure is found nude and battered in her Los Angeles residence. Suspect Leo Pat Kelly 29 is captured after being found groveling in a clothes closet and admitting a brutal beating. He resists arrest and claims innocence as authorities recount the discovery by her husband Frank Mellus and a maid’s testimony of breakfast together.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Myrtle L. Mellus
Mellus
Leo
Pat) Kelly
Frank Mellus
Kelly
Shanghai paper mill uses river reeds for paper production
A Shanghai mill harvests abundant riverbank reeds as the raw material for paper making with an annual capacity around 45 000 reams.
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Shanghai
Extradition Demand for Henry M. Blackmer Attached to Tax Suit
The United States formally demands France extradite Henry M. Blackmer an oil man who fled after the Teapot Dome probe and has refused to return He is now defendant in a government suit to recover over 8 million dollars in income tax.
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United States
France
Henry M. Blackmer
Teapot Dome
Extradition demand for Henry Blackmer reaches Paris
Formal plea for Henry M. Blackmer extradition has arrived in Paris from the American embassy following state department instructions. French authorities delay arrest until documents are examined and a decision is expected soon. Blackmer, a Teapot Dome witness, stays under surveillance at Paris and Trouville, with his daughter and grandchildren visiting.
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Paris
Henry M. Blackmer
Teapot Dome
Denver
State Department
Legal Department
French Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Blackmer
Trouville
Plaza Athenee
Trains Crash Near Mounds injure hundreds and kill nine
A derailment caused by a sewer pipe left two Illinois Central trains off the tracks north of Mounds. Nine dead and about 200 injured, including 19 white and 31 Black passengers, were reported as rescuers and officials assessed the scene and results.
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Mounds
Illinois Central
Here
Cairo
The
Chickasaw
Memphis
St. Louis
Chicago
New Orleans
Berry Picker Finds Murdered Man in Palisades Feud Suspect
A berry picker found a murdered man along a Palisades road in Englewood New Jersey. Police suspect a gang feud and a staged killing to prevent identification. The victim, about 30, 5 feet 8 inches, 140 pounds, brown eyes and hair, wore a blue pinstripe suit.
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Englewood
N. J
Palisades
New York
Auto Crash Injures Clergyman and Family Near Red Red
The Rev. Oliver Carder and his daughter Dorothea fourteen from Melcher Indiana were injured probably seriously when their car collided with another vehicle Sunday near Red Red. Mrs Carder suffered only minor injuries.
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Red Red
Ind
Oliver Carder
Dorothea
Melcher
Carder
Doctor and patient clash over medicine and symptoms
A speaker voices doubt about prescribed medicine and complains that the doctor ignores their symptoms while the mother argues with them, reflecting a tense medical consultation. The fragment suggests conflict between patient and physician and parental disagreement.
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Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Mexico
Henry Blackmer
Ill
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Lewis A. Drennan
Malion
Inl
Express Messenger
Joe Sedinch
West Orange
Bud Snider
Berry Picker
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