Roosevelt moves to reorganize agencies amid public calls for economy
Special to The News from New York reports President Roosevelt hints at economy driven consolidation and may adopt Senator Byrd's reorganization ideas. Alice Longworth notes the shift from jokey bureaucratic expansion to serious reform amid public skepticism about campaign promises.
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Edith Maxwell Granted New Trial by Higher Court
The Court of Appeals reversed a previous conviction of Edith Maxwell and ordered a new trial. Maxwell, a young woman under 25, had faced a prison sentence of about five years and now receives another chance at her defense.
President Roosevelt Returns After Triumphant Southern Tour
President Roosevelt ends a two day Democratic tour through North Carolina and Tennessee amid rain and praise. He plans a speech at the International Power conference and will visit Harvard for the 300th anniversary celebration before returning to Hyde Park.
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Americans in Spain Face War Perils as U S Withdraws
About 1000 Americans left Spain as warships withdrew to neutral waters. The State Department said evacuees would be supported only if funds allowed, with some marooned in interiors like Oviedo. Embassy and consulates remain open to aid those who stay and continue duties where safe.
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Landon to Launch Smashing Attack in Maine Speech
Governor Alfred M. Landon plans a Portland address to attack Roosevelt policy as part of four campaigns against the New Deal. The trip follows a Chicago briefing with Illinois Republicans and a stop in Maine to rally for victory and repudiation of current national policy.
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The Surrender Of San Sebastian Is Demanded
Spanish loyalists receive an ultimatum from rebel general Emilio Mola demanding immediate surrender of San Sebastian or face complete destruction by artillery. The terms are described as stern with an instant reply required, while the city has been heavily damaged and the siege continues.
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Cucumber Grower Highlights Pa Newc Leaf Ready For Harvest
The News notes two large cucumbers grown by Mary Daymer of Volant Pa. It also reports new traffic lights at the public square and a proposed light at Grant and Jefferson streets, warning winter use may be difficult. Motorists spot tags for long parking on North Mercer street. Residents urge weed clearance on the sidewalk to aid schoolchildren.
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County Offices Set New Hours Next Week
County commissioners announce a change to 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m effective next Monday. The current hours are 8 a m to 4 p m as days shorten. Officials say the shift is to better accommodate residents seeking longer afternoon access.
Daily Weather Report of 24 Hour Period Ending 9 AM
Weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 88 and a minimum of 95.7 with no precipitation. River stage measured at 4.4 feet. Year ago on the same date reported a 67 high, 40 low and 0.02 inches precipitation.
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Edith Maxwell granted new trial in Wise County fatality
Edith Maxwell a 21 year old Wise County teacher under a 25 year sentence for the July 1935 slaying of her father Trigg Maxwell won a new trial from the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals by a 5 to 2 vote. She claimed self defense after her father struck with a butcher knife, and was jailed in Jonesville in poor health while the case returns to Wise County circuit court.
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Tower murder trial set to open October 26
John Becker, 37, a glass plant watchman, faces trial in Brookville for the slaying of Katherine Bracken, 45, a railroad signal tower operator. Defense petitions for change of venue were denied. Bracken was found slain at the embankment below the tower. Becker was arrested amid strong community feeling.
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Si Si Senor Classifed Read on Page 26
The note indicates the Si Si Senor classifieds are printed on page 26. It directs readers to consult the section for listings.
King Edward's Tour Aimed to Shield British Empire
International News Service reveals the Southeast Europe trip was a strategic mission by King Edward to safeguard imperial interests. Dispatches from London correspondent David P. Sentner describe the travel as grave and vital, not a mere vacation.
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King Edward VIII deploys first major diplomacy voyage
King Edward VIII undertakes a strenuous diplomatic cruise to Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey seen as a pivotal effort to safeguard Mediterranean interests. Mussolini contests British influence while Britain forges an Anglo Egyptian alliance and steps up naval and air rearmament to bolster the Balkans.
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New Castle and Braddock Open Season At Taggart Stadium
The News on Progress inaugurates score service for the New Castle versus Braddock football game at Taggart Stadium tonight. Kickoff is at 8 o clock. Call 4000 for updates.
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Sabotage Suspected on Cruiser Indianapolis at Brooklyn Yard
The 10,000 ton U S Indianapolis sailed for a post repair trial amid confirmation by Captain C A Dunn that deliberate damage occurred during overhaul. Navy officers say sabotage was the result of a definite plot, with details withheld as the ship departed for sea.
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Hitler May Seek Holy Alliance Against Moscow
Chancellor Adolf Hitler prepared to urge a world united front against Moscow forming a split Europe into Communist and Fascist camps. Nazi speakers at the party congress in Nuremberg intensified the anti Bolshevist drive as diplomats watched with concern.
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First Baptist Church to Dedicate New Organ Sunday
The First Baptist Church will formally dedicate its new three manual organ, an $8450 instrument, Sunday at 10 45 AM. Organist Garth Edmundson will give the first recital at 7 30 PM, before Dr H C Heaton's 8 PM sermon. The purchase followed months of committee work led by R L Hildebrand and others.
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Blame Fog For Rochester Crash
A father, Chester Fink, burned to death and his son John seriously burned after a head on collision in heavy fog on Rochester Freedom Road. The other truck drivers Clifford Bowerman and Russell Bolling of Detroit escaped moments before flames engulfed the wreckage.
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Richman Plans Return Flight With Dick Merrill
American vaudeville star Harry Richman will depart Liverpool at dawn Saturday for the return flight to New York. Merrill, who piloted the initial Atlantic crossing, will accompany Richman as forecasts and weather reports influence the timing of the hop tomorrow.
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New Traffic Lights Installed Around Public Square
City Electrician Rex Hughes announces two new traffic signals on the north and south sides of the public square. The removed lights will be relocated to West Washington and Beaver streets and to North Jefferson and Grant streets. The south side light over South Jefferson at West Washington will feature an arrow like the Croton and East Washington intersection signal.
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Demonstration Spin Flight Ends in Fatal Crash at Bellaire
Two fliers died when a plane failed to recover from a spin during a demonstration at a private field in Bellaire Ohio. Fred A. Herl 26 Vallejo California and W Fournier 26 US Navy were killed instantly as the aircraft crashed near the field after takeoff. The pair were en route to Fournier's Pennsylvania home after a visit.
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Greensburg Jury Acquits Slayer
Joseph Burns, 29, a laborer from Greensburg, was acquitted by an eleven man and one woman jury of the unwritten law killing of Louis Tishky, 33, of Aliquippa. The verdict came after a 3 hour 38 minute deliberation following an impassioned defense plea.
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Memeter Prepares for Football Debut at Taggart Field
Arthur Memeter is pictured as campus hero ready for football season at Taggart Field. He dons cleats and gear, with the band playing Hold That Line as players brace for the first downs, passes, and tackles in today’s opening game.
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