Rebels Accused Of Receiving Foreign Aid In Spain
Madrid reports say the government press charges rebels are receiving actual manpower from an unnamed foreign power. The claim ties Franco to recruiting regiments from reactionary elements and warns such intervention endangers European peace. The piece notes violations of a non intervention pact and mentions executions by the people's tribunal.
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Thomas A. Loayza
Madrid
Francisco Franco
el Sol
Community library table exhibit highlights local salvage effort
The Free Public library hosts a table exhibit showing four pairs of skilled hands with minimal equipment salvaging 1,570 books between February 26 and July 10. The Junior Chamber of Commerce resumes fall and winter work Monday night and releases a New Castle pamphlet for upcoming conventions.
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The
Free Public Library
Junior Chamber of Commerce
New Castle
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Daily Weather Report for 94-Hour Period
U S weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 88 and minimum 63 with trace precipitation. River stage stands at 4.3 feet. Figures for the same date last year record a high of 80 and low of 44 with no precipitation.
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U. S
Reese Quits Post Over Alleged Political Domination
Edward D. Reese resigns as supervisor of the federal state employment service in the Johnson building effective September 15 and leaves for Atlantic City on vacation. He says he resigns to protest Democratic politicians in Lawrence County and the state, claiming political influence affected his appointment after finishing first in a competitive exam.
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Edward D. Reese
Johnson Building
D. J. Terry
Pittsburgh
Reese
Atlantic City
Federal State Employment Service
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Butler
Refugees Flee San Sebastian Under Rebel Ultimatum
Thousands of refugees rush from San Sebastian as a 48 hour surrender or be destroyed ultimatum nears the midway point. Gen Emilio Mola’s forces prepare to bring six inch guns to hills above the resort while defenders respond with grim silence. Destruction looms as anarchists threaten to burn the city before surrender. Mayor Margerin warns the city could be destroyed if it does not surrender by Sunday afternoon. Rebel planes press the evacuation amid mounting tension.
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Lee Dickson
San Sebastian
Mola
Margerita
Iran
Landon thanks West Middlesex meeting organizers
Governor Alf M. Landon writes to Fred L. Rentz praising the West Middlesex home-coming on August 22. He acknowledges the difficulties faced by committees and thanks Rentz for helping make the event an outstanding campaign moment.
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Fred L. Rentz
the News
Alf M. Landon
United States
West Middlesex
Rentz
Topeka
Kan
Fred Rentz
New Castle
Penna
Pennsylvania
New York
Death Record: Mrs. Mary Greger Weil, 74
Mrs. Mary Greger Weil, aged 74, of Bessemer, passed away. Funeral arrangements and details were to be announced by the family.
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Mary Greger Weil
Bessemer
Florida Man Kills His Wife in Front of Son
Edward F. Martin stabbed his wife to death in the Miami Beach estate bedroom while his 7-year-old son watched. Police say the motive involved a quarrel over alleged attentions to Mrs. Martin by another man. the victim was virtually decapitated.
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International News Service
Miami Beach
Fla
Edward F. Martin
Terry Druggan
Chicago
Martin
Political fund flows shape Maine campaign support
Alice Longworth critiques Republican fundraising in Maine linking DuPonts Sloanes Morgans and Rockefellers to anti New Dealer tactics. The Liberty League dinner with Governor Smith undermines his campaign against the New Deal and questions the moral weight of campaign contributions across eras.
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New York
Maine
Governor Smith
Liberty League
Roosevelt
Landon
Communists Blamed in Navy for Indianapolis Plot
Washington reports that naval intelligence links a six year effort by communists to implant red cells among enlisted personnel aboard the 10,000 ton battle cruiser Indianapolis. Sabotage is cited as a principal radical weapon in the alleged plan for mutiny or revolution.
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International News Service
Washington
U. S. S. Indianapolis
Naval Intelligence
Hitler Puts Germany on War Footing Against Soviet Russia
Adolf Hitler in two Nazi congress addresses threats Soviet Russia as Germany’s old enemy and outlines plans to defeat them. He claims Germany can prosper if it gains Russia’s lands and praises mobilization while criticizing Soviet use of its vast resources. He cites the Urals, Siberia, and Ukraine as potential German advantages.
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Pierre J. Huss
International News Service
Nuremberg
Germany
Soviet Russia
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
Reich
Russia
Hitler
Ural Mountains
Siberia
Ukraine
President Plans Potomac Cruise Amid Power Policy Push
President Roosevelt sails the White House yacht Potomac to rest after a grueling travel and speech schedule while aides watch for political impact of his warning that cheap electricity should reach the public. He repeats the call for private utilities to end the "vicious circle" of high rates, urging large federal and private projects to expand power distribution.
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George Duano
Washington
White House
Potomac
Roosevelt
Washington Navy Yard
Boulder
Grand Coulee
Booneville
TVA
Believe Kidnaped Detroit Child Dead
Detroit police abandon hope of finding Harry Browe alive after a week long search. Investigators shift focus to a moron suspect believed to have killed two other Michigan children as clergy prepare to aid the manhunt from church pulpits.
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International News Service
Detroit
Harry Browe
Michigan
Italy sets big military buildup under Mussolini
Rome reports Premier Mussolini won cabinet approval for extraordinary funds to expand Italy’s land sea and air forces to full wartime strength. He said grants will accelerate preparations and production across more than 1000 government controlled arms and munitions plants, with an 8 percent raise for municipal workers in state run bodies.
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Frank Gervasi
Rome
Mussolini
Council of Ministers
Council
11 Duce
Italy
General Commissariat of
St Josephs Church to Rededicate After Remodel Revitalization
St Josephs church at South Jefferson and Lawrence streets will be rededicated Sunday September 13 as part of a forty hours devotion. The historic county church first built in 1815 now features redecorated interiors new rooms relocation of the main stairway and brick veneer on the front. Solemn high mass opens at 7 30 am with Fr F Joseph Eger founder and first pastor Fr A J Weisenberger deacon and preacher Fr Joseph A Doerr current pastor sub deacon and Fr W O Donnell of the remainder of the roster for the service.
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St Joseph's Church
Jefferson and
Lawrence Streets
Joseph A. Doerr
Jefferson Street
St. Joseph's Church
F. Joseph Eger
Braddock
A. J. Weisenberger
Butler
W. O'Donnell
Democrats Shocked by Landon Straw Vote at County Fair
In Pittsburgh on Labor Day the Allegheny Democratic administration disclosed a straw vote at the county fair in South Park. Gov. Alfred M. Landon defeated Franklin D. Roosevelt on the voting machine with 717 for Landon, 695 for Roosevelt, 55 for Lemke and 27 for the socialist ticket. The device was a major fair attraction and the event closed with a labor rally led by Democratic speakers.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
South Park
London
Roosevelt
Lemke
Braddock School Board Head Stricken at Grid Game
Braddock school board president Paul D. Carr, Sr. collapsed from a heart attack during a New Castle Braddock high school football game at Taggart Stadium. He was taken to Jameson Memorial hospital in serious condition and remained under care with slight changes in status reported later.
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New Castle
Braddock
Taggart Stadium
Paul D. Carr
Braddock School Board
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Carr
Mr. Carr
Shields Campaign Manager Named in Democratic Party
John B. Shaw announced Tad E. Shields of New Bedford Pa has been appointed campaign manager. Shields is a former county commissioner. Shaw cannot devote time to highways work and campaign. A party headquarters opened on the public square.
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John B. Shaw
Democratic Party Today
Tad E. Shields
New Bedford
Shields
Shaw
Italian portraitist Tamburnini dies after fall at hospital
Count Arnaldo Tamburnini, 51, a noted Italian portrait painter based in Los Angeles, died from injuries after plunging from a second floor window at St. Luke's hospital in Chicago.
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International News Service
Chicago
Arnaldo Tamburnini
Los Angeles
St. Luke's Hospital
Landon Opens New England Campaign With Attacks on Roosevelt
Governor Alfred M. Landon launches his nationwide dash into New England on the Sunflower Special. He plans back porch speeches in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, ending in Portland with an 8 p.m. EST address broadcast nationwide. He denounces New Deal policies as wasteful and extravagant.
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Gov. Landon
Alfred M. Landon
New England
Portland
Maine
Roosevelt
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Landon
Republicans Asked To Join In Parade In Sharon
George Piddington of Sharon head of the Young Men's Republican Club urged Sheriff Pritchard to send a New Castle delegation to a big Republican rally in Sharon this evening. The parade forms at the Elks club at 7 50 p.m. and Republicans driving to Sharon are asked to join. Prominent speakers will follow the parade at the meeting.
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George Piddington
Sharon
Young Men’s Republican Club
Edward D. Pritchard
New Castle
Pritchard
Charles Crowl
Young Men's Republican Club
Elks Club
Fisherman’s Quip About Fresh Fish Prices
An unnamed speaker, Arthur Mometer, boasts as a daily fisher who shops at a fresh fish store. He praises cleaning fish before frying and notes choosing trout or bass at eighty two today, implying low cost and contentment with bank-side leisure.
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Pa Newe
Daily Weather Report
Florida
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Copyight
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Navy
ST. Joseph’s Church Building
Country
William K. Hutchinson
Arthur Mometer
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