Senator Tydings Triumph In Maryland Primary
Unofficial returns from Maryland Democratic primaries show Senator Millard E. Tydings leading with about 24 000 votes over Rep David J Lewis while Arthur Hungerford trails. Early figures from 636 of 1288 polling places put Tydings ahead, with Hungerford in third as rural districts are still outstanding.
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International News Service
Baltimore
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Davi J. Lewis
Tydings
Lewis
Arthur E. Hungerford
Roosevelt
David J. Lewis
New Deal
Hungerford
New Castle
Modern young lady aided by stranger in rain across Mercer Street
Ellwood City woman seeks shelter from a downpour and crosses Mercer Street in the rain with an umbrella held over her head by a passing Highland Heights man. He assists her as they move toward her car, while another note mentions Detroit and Chicago travel plans of James McGowan. Lawrence County apple crop to be helped by recent rains but remains very short overall. New Castle noted as a favorable place to be as the paper continues on to page two.
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Ellwood City
Highland Heights
Walter Raleigh
Mercer Street
Indy
Fred L. Rentz
James McGowan
Prospect
Mr. Rentz
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Mr. McGowan
Lawrence County
Daily Weather Report Roundup for the U.S.
The 24 hour period ending 5 pm Monday recorded a maximum of 77 and minimum of 62 with 1.40 inches of precipitation. River stage stood at 47 feet. Compared to the previous year’s same date the high was 66 and low 5 with no precipitation.
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United States
Ellow
Six Die In Bus Crash Near Charlton Mass
A Boston bound New York motor bus collided head on with a trailer truck dragging a steam shovel near Charlton Mass. Six persons were killed and seven injured. Names include Albert Roscoe Medford and Mrs Mary Hogan Boston among the dead. driver Theron Deston Melrose among the injured.
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Charlton Mass
Boston
New York
Albert Roscoe
Medford
Mary Hogan
David J. Cohen
Louis Fonte
Atlantic City
N. J
Alex Cohen
Bronx
Hartington Memorial Hospital
Duane Moore
Crawfordsville
Ind
Alice Faulkner
John Roath
John Winter
Ashville
N. C
Theron Deston
Melrose
Redfoot Found Sane in Sidley Murder Case
In Mercer, a sanity commission ruled William Redfoot sane in the March 16 1933 murder of Howard Sidley a Finley township merchant. Judge George Rowley set September 19 for further hearings on guilt. Redfoot pleaded guilty and a trial of Mrs Francis Day alias Blondie Hoffman began with jury selection underway.
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Mercer
Sanity Commission
William Redfoot
Howard Sidley
Finley
Redfoot
George Rowley
Mercer County Court
Seb
Francis Day
Blondie” Hoffman
Khl Sidley
New Castle
Miners Strike Over Concentrated Mining At Sonman
About a thousand Koppers Coal workers at Sonman went on strike over concentrated mining and free wheeling. They refused to return to work pending arbitration and appeal to a board. Buy in New Castle.
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International Lews Service
Johnstown
Koppers Coal Company
Sonman
New Castle
Junior Chamber Meetings Hear Industrial Promotion Reports
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, meeting at The Castleton last night, heard late reports on the organization's industrial promotion activities. President Presley N. Jones presided and Raymond Bennett served as acting secretary.
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Chamber of Commerce
Castleton J
Presley N. Jones
Raymond Bennett
Republicans Win Election In Maine
Portland Maine September 13 Re election of Republican governor Lewis O Barrows was conceded by the campaign headquarters of his Democratic opponent as returns from yesterday's statewide election showed Barrows with a large plurality and three Republicans elected to Congress.
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Portland
Maine
Lewis O.barrows
Barrows
Louis J. Brann
Roosevelt
Berrows
James
Small Business Men Meet in Pittsburgh Convention
Delegates from 42 of 48 states gather at Syria Mosque for the first annual National Small Businessmen's Association convention. C R Boyd administers the opening session as DeWitt M Emery delivers the keynote and plans aim to unite tiny shopkeepers to pressure Congress on business issues.
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Pittsburgh
Mite Felon
Main Street
Syria
Natonal Small Business Men’s Association
Association
C. R. Boyd
Coraopolis
Cornelius D. Scully
DeWitt M. Emery
Aktor
Little Mena Im
Lttle
France halts export of vital raw materials
Paris reports France forbade export of all raw materials vital to national defense amid the Czech crisis. The government suppressed export licenses and closed the frontier to outbound goods including scrap iron wool raw silk cotton cotton waste jute fiber hemp rags.
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Bullato
International
Paris
France
Flood Damages Sought By Braeburn Firms Against Government
The Braeburn Alloy Steel Corporation and the Ben Franklin Coal Company file federal damages claims over 1938 St Patrick's Day flood dyke construction. The steel firm seeks 100000 dollars and the coal concern about 80000 dollars. Commissioner Akers and others inspected the damage site.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Braeburn Alloy Steel Corporation
Ben Franklin Coal Company
Braeburn
St. Patrick's Day
R. B. Akers
United States Court of Claims
New Castle
Unangst Home Struck By Lightning In Edenburg
Roy Unangst of Edenburg saw his home struck by lightning during a storm on Monday. The bolt damaged the radio and burned the electrical system, with a loss of about 75 dollars. No injuries were reported in New Castle.
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Roy Unangst
Edenburg
Anangst
Bul
New Castle
German Leader Orders Sudeten Pressure Over Self-Determination
Reichsfuhrer Hitler instructed Konrad Henlein to press Prague for self-determination for Germans in Czechoslovakia. The move, described as an ultimatum, followed mounting anger over deaths in Sudeten districts and demands a clear answer from President Eduard Benes within days.
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Pierre J. Huss
International
Berlin
Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Sudetens
Ruy
New Castle
Chief of Police Released On Bail
NORRISTOWN Pa September 12 After a night in Montgomery county jail Hatboro chief of police Norman Findlay was freed on $10000 bond for the fatal shooting of Raymond Cooke a strike picket. The bond was signed by local officials and approved by Judge George G Carson who ordered his release.
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International News Service
Norristown
Montgomery County
Norman Findlay
Hatboro
Raymond Cooke
Burgess W. W. Wilgus
James Jackson
George G. Carson
Findley
Hitler Seeks World Reaction After Nuremberg Speech
Berlin reports Chancellor Adolf Hitler plans seclusion after his Nuremberg address to gauge world response and increase pressure on Prague for Sudeten German autonomy. He travels from Nuremberg to Munich and Berchtesgaden to rest while watching London and Prague reactions and coordinates with Konrad Henlein before Czech negotiations resume.
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Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Nuremberg
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Berchtesgaden
Atlanta Attorney Drops Out Of Race
Lawrence S. Camp emerged as Roosevelt’s Georgia senatorial hopeful with the backing of rival William M. McRae who withdrew to endorse Camp. Camp faces incumbent Senator Walter F. George as Eugene Talmadge remains in the race ahead of the New Den election.
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Atlanta
International News Service
Lawrence S. Camp
Roosevelt
Georgia
Willam M. McRae
Atverney and Townsend Plan
Camp
Walter F. George
Rotarians Tour Five County Farms In 55 Mile Caravan
A New Castle Rotary club caravan of cars traveled over 55 miles of Lawrence county roads on a farm inspection tour of five prominent farms. Led by Harold R. McCulloch, the group visited Welnschenk screenhouses, the largest greenhouse in the United States, and stopped at Everglad Dairy farm owned by Dr. Frederick Taylor and another Rotarian.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Alt Ench County
McCulloch
Weinschenk
Savannah
United States
W. Henry Welnschenk
Joseph
Welnschenk
Pulaski
Everglad
Frederick Taylor
Voters In Two States Set Back To New Deal Monday
In Maryland the New Deal suffered a jolt as Senator Millard E. Tydings was renominated over David J. Lewis. Maine Republicans rejected their governor and three incumbent congressmen signaling a setback for Roosevelt supporters. George A. Holmes notes the outcome follows a wave of challenges and questions the party faces ahead of more votes.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Seal
Rockhound
Maine
Maryland
Tydings
David J
Libtie Davey) Lewis
Roosevelt
Lewis
Walker F George
Georgia
More Names Are Given Probers
Harrisburg report says District Attorney Car B Shelley lists potential graft informants amid an inquiry into the Earle administration. Names read include John Days and Dr MagBride-Destar as possible witnesses. Shelley says around 300 persons named as witnesses or potential key informants for a grand jury probe. Page Two.
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Harrisburg
Car B. Shelley
Heath Edith Mae
House
Earle
Shelley
Dauphin County
John Days
MagBride-Dest¢r
Page Two
New Castle
Hines Case Mistrial Stuns Dewey In New York Court
In New York on September 12 Judge Ferdinando Pecora declared mistrial in the Hines case linked to the Dusah Schultz mob. Prosecutor Thomas E. Dewey faced setback as the ruling questioned cross examination tactics. The decision jeopardizes Dewey’s bid as a potential Republican governor nominee with Saratoga looming.
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International New
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Tampa
James J. Hines
Dusah” Schultz
Ferdimand Pecora
Dewey
Hines
Pecora
Goveror
Tris
Saratoga Springs
Dewey'sareer
Tammany
Pecera
BDY
New Castle
Man And Woman Burned To Death In Car Explosion
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a man believed identified as Elwin Grant, age 50, and an unidentified woman were burned to death after a collision caused a gasoline tank explosion. Police say identities are unclear due to severe burns. the crash involved a vehicle driven by Steve Pelendinas of Steubesville who escaped unharmed.
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Ioternational News Services
Pittsburgh
Ewin
Grant
Pollet
Steve Pelendins
Steubesville
Pelenchnas
New Castle
Death notices list diverse local obituaries across multiple avenues
Death records provide a string of names and ages including Harry Swisher 66 of Mifflin. Sharpless Kincaid 65 of Casimer Dwyner 24. Miss Jennie Anderson Avonmore Pa. Mrs Joseph M 12 Camp Tu Brooklyn Ave. Ben DP Masher 70 San Gabriel Galif. Mrs William P L Vogan 40 Adams Street. Mrs Albert J Sbussell Santa Man Jon Catto.
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Harry D. Swisher
Pearson Street
Mifflin
Sharpless Kincaid
East Leasure Avenue
Casimer Dwyner
Ugh Streck
Jennie Anderson
Avonmore
Joseph M
Camp
Brooklyn Avenue
Ben DP. Masher
San Gabriel
Galif
William PL Vogan
Adams Street
Albert J. Sbussell
Santa Man Jon
Catto
Officers Fire Into Crowd At Eger Market Square
Berlin dispatch from Eger Czechoslovakia reports 60 policemen opened fire on a crowd wounding six and killing Miklas Gisner the Sudeten German. Shops and schools closed as troops patrolled the town amid ongoing gunfire and panic. Major Sutton Peale arrived to view the dead body as investigations began.
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Iternational News Service
Berlin
Eger
Czechoslovakia
Helleinist
Miklas Gisner
Wins
Sutton Peale
Viscount Ranelyyga
Sudeten Leaders Impose Martial Law To Halt Disorders
London dispatch reports eight Sudeten districts in Czechoslovakia proclaimed martial law with possible death sentences to quell clashes. The measure follows a deadly wave of violence that killed at least eight people, including two Venlainists, and prompted a six hour ultimatum to Greece.
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Czechoslovakia
International News Service
London
Sudeten
Reuters
Prague
Br George L Tv Es
Sudeten Demand Moves From Autonomy to Plea
Prague dispatch reports Sudeten Germans now press for a plebiscite or predestination of self determination rather than autonomy. Edouard Beneš and Sudeten leaders react to Hitler’s speech, signaling escalation and demand for direct self determination.
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Prague
Sudeten Geraisa
Agost Hitler
Edouard Benes
Hitler
Acy
Campaign Voices Rise Amid Turbulent Public War of Words
Fragmentary OCR notes describe candidates appealing to voters with loud demands and public protests. The text hints at rival factions, moral posturing, and strategic messaging as campaigns loom. Strong entities or concrete events are unclear due to garbled source.
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Meir
Ani Harien
Pang
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Ad News Service
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Fuehrer
William C. McRae Townsend
Ronows
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