Irene Castle McLaughlin Details $750 Monthly Budget
Irene Castle McLaughlin outlined her living costs while awaiting divorce hearing from Maj. Frederic McLaughlin. She itemized $200 rent, $150 food, $34 gas, $85 tips, $75 governess, $45 maid, $60 tuition, $22 insurance, $20 parking, $145 telephone, $45 laundry, totaling about $1,040 with $302 left for personal expenses. she had requested $1,500 per month.
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Mileenations News
Chicago
Maj
Frederic McLaughlin
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Billy
Italy May Join Piracy Patrol
Paris report says British French and Italian naval experts agreed to Italian participation in the Mediterranean anti pirate patrol. The accord, reforming the Nyon patrol setup, will be sent to Britain France and Italy for approval and sets Italian naval participation on an equal basis.
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International Now
Paris
Nyon
Traffic Jam At Mill and Washington Sts Stirs Streets
Pa News observes a truck at Mill and Washington streets causing a traffic jam on Wi Street. Horns blare as motorists toot, nerve fatigue grows. Report notes no independent tickets can be filed at the county commissioners office before election time, easing candidates who spent money to get on tickets.
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Mill
Washington Streets
Seléani Dors
Pa News
County Commissioners Office
Daily Weather Report for 24-Hour Period Ends 9 A.M.
U S weather reports show a maximum temperature of TL, a minimum of 37, and precipitation of .0 inches for the 24 hour period ending 9 this morning. River state reads 5.9 feet. Sabre date statistics list a maximum of 51 and a minimum of 46 with 12 inches of precipitation for the year prior.
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U. S
River State
Sabre
Butter Returns to Wende Jail After Prisoner Riot
In Buffalo on September 30, 20 juveniles at Wende temporary county jail protested no butter by rioting last night. They damaged 30 mess hall windows and dozens of plates as bread arrived without butter. Jailer Reuben Becker said butter ran out before supper. Deputies moved in, riot continued overnight, five ringleaders placed in solitary confinement. butter reappeared at breakfast ending the demonstration.
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Internvisional News Service
Buffalo
Reuben E. Becker
Zephys
Heavy Fighting Keeps Madrid Awake Through Night
Madrid reports heavy fighting on the southern front described as the sharpest in months. Insurgent airplanes bombed Barcelona, with thirty killed and many wounded reported. The city remained alert as clashes persisted across the region.
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International News Service
Madrid
Barcelona
Justice Black Plans To Fight Charges
Justice Hugo L. Black appeared confident and upbeat as he faced calls to resign over alleged Ku Klux Klan ties and alleged eligibility issues. He may address the nation by radio, though a speech was not confirmed. The Supreme Court opens a new term Monday as Black prepares with friends and advisers.
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William S. Neal
Taw
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
High Court
Justice Black
Cail
President Roosevelt Visits Victoria on Good Neighbor Tour
President Roosevelt sails from Seattle aboard the destroyer Phelps for a Victoria luncheon hosted by Lieutenant Governor Erle W. Hamber. The trip follows a Seattle departure with Mrs Roosevelt and family aboard, along with Sen Homer T. Bone and Rep Walgren, among others.
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George Durno
Seattle
Wash
Roosevelt
Victoria
British Columbia
Canada
White House
Marvin CG. H. McIntyre
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Roosevelt Party
McIntyre
Hyde Park
Justice Black
Europe
Alabama
Phelps
Navy
Erle W. Hamber
James Roosevelt
Fear For Lives Of Three Aboard Missing Airplane
Grave fears were felt here for the lives of three men aboard a missing tri motor plane that disappeared yesterday on a flight from Albuquerque to Hollywood. The craft was bound for delivery to Buck Jones and was piloted by Garland Lincoln with Burl S. Hotson and H. B. Taylor aboard.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Albuquerque
N. M
Hollywood
Buck Jones
Garland Lincoln
Lincoln
Burl S. Hotson
H. B. Taylor
Las Vegas N. M
Black To Make Address Friday
Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black will speak via nationwide radio hookup from 9 30 to 10 p m Friday night to clarify his affiliation with the Ku Klux Klan. The WNBC red and blue networks will carry the broadcast, announced by Kenneth H Berkley, Washington manager for the network.
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International News Service
Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Justice Black
Sucech
W National Broadcasting Company
Kenneth H. Berkley
The
Broadcasting Company
Italy rejects tripartite talks on Spanish volunteers
Italy stood firm with Mussolini and Hitler, rejecting tripartite discussion of volunteers in Spain. Count Dino Grandi said no useful purpose would be served by moving the issue to a restricted power group and urged the matter be left to the non intervention committee. Britain pressed France to keep borders closed on flow of men and munitions, while Italy and Germany align their Spain policy.
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Kingsbury Smith International
London
Mussolini
France
Spain
Italy
Great Britain
Britain
Germany
Hitler
Berlin
Petitions Seek curb, paving projects in city hall meeting
At city hall today, property owners submitted petitions requesting curb and pave of several streets with city buying materials and later assessing costs to abutting properties. WPA labor noted on Bluff street Etna street Smithfield Jefferson Sumner corridors.
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City Hall
WPA
Bluff Street
Etna Street
City Lne
Atlantic Area
Smithfield Street
Auto Salesman Given 30 Years to Life Term
BINGHAMTON New York Sept 30 Clyde Dernek a youthful Rome automobile salesman pleaded guilty to kidnapping two Johnson City police officers after a trial ended unexpectedly yesterday. He began serving a sentence of thirty years to life at Attica state prison.
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International News Service
Binghamton
Clyde Dernek
Rome
Johnson City
Lfe
Attica
British yacht Endeavour reaches English Channel after storm
The racing sloop Endeavour, all but lost its tow in a hurricane crossing the Atlantic, passed the Lizard lighthouse at 10 55 a m and began tacking up the English Channel toward Gosport, expected to speak there by 8 a m tomorrow.
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International News Service
London
Atlantic Ocean
Adeavour L
Lizard
England
English Channel
Gosport
Shanghai Battles Persist Amid Japanese Onslaught
Japanese artillery battered Shanghai front again as Chinese forces stubbornly resisted and ferried stone to fortify a harbor boom at Kiangyin to block Yangtze advances. Canton air alarms preceded by Whampoa bombing rumors, while Shantung governor Han Fu-Chi vowed to resist and remain aligned with Chiang Kai-Shek.
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Bulletin fInternational News
Shanghai
Nippon
Yangtze River
Kiangyin
Yangtze
Canton
Whampoa
Yangtzzpoo
Pootung
Mrs Charles Ross Near Collapse in Kidnap Probe
Mrs Charles C Ross teetered on collapse as G men and police sought a crew for kidnapping her 72 year old husband wealthy retired manufacturer. Investigation hampered by crank letters from alleged kidnappers. Four taxicab suspects and two occupants linked to the Ross home are being sought.
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International News
Chicago
Charles C. Ross
Ross
Station Owner Robbed 80th Time
Bunbury, Pa, Sept 20 Harry Woods, a local gas station owner, was robbed yesterday by bandits who forced attendant Charles Rabuck to surrender 335 dollars from the cash register. Woods said the crime marks the 80th robbery against his business in a decade.
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Bunbury
Harry Woods
Charies Rabuck
Woods
Bank Bandit Slain in Midland Shooting Spree
Dr Frank Hardy a Midland dentist shoots and kills Jack Gracey during a bank robbery attempt at the Chemical State Bank and wounds Tony Chebotoris, as two bank officials are wounded in the uproar aimed at obtaining a Dow Chemical payroll of 100000 dollars.
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Midland
Midh
Frank Hardy
Jack Gracey
Tony Chebotoris
Chemical State Bank
Dow Chemical
U S Receives Japan Reply On Raid Protests
Washington awaits formal permission to publish Japan's reply to protests over Nippon air bombardment of Chinese civilians. Japan says attacks target military objectives and deny waging war on civilians. An exclusive INS interview with Suma defended Japan's wartime plans. Continued on page.
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Robert G. Exon
Washington
Tokyo
Japan
Nippon
Chana
Aace
State Department
Joseph B. Grew
Nanking
Canton
Hankon
China
Suma
M i
Lindbergh Won't Renounce U S Citizenship Says Lindbergh
In New York on September 30 Col Charles A Lindbergh refused to renounce his American citizenship to become a British subject. Dr Alexis Carrel, a famed scientist, affirmed the claim declaring plans to the contrary are pipe dreams. Dr Gurrel, arrival on the Normandie, stated Lindbergh has no intention of changing his status, and that he and Lindbergh continue work on the mechanical heart, with no declared success yet.
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International News Service
New York
Charles
Lindbergh
Alexis Carrel
Normandie
Gurrel
Fet
Death of John Delaul in Ellwood City at 94
John Delaul of Ellwood City passed away at 94. He was survived by his wife Mrs. William Howard and other relatives. The funeral arrangements were not listed in the fragment.
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John Delaul
Ellwood City
Wiliam Howard
McCleary
Svenue
Martin's Purge Draws Protests
DETROIT. September 32. Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers, brandished a 45 caliber pistol at protesting pickets outside his hotel. More than 33 union members demanded a meeting after Martin dismissed 32 organizers and four UAW publicity workers. A five-person committee entered the hotel after knocking, then left as Martin fired a warning at them. The hotel remained picketed before noon by supporters and critics of the dismissals.
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International News Service
Detroit
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers Union
Tay
Martin
U W
Wardrop Known As Oldest Commuter Buried in Sewickley
Rob ert Wardrop 87 longtime First Nacional Bank of Pittsburgh board chairman and father of W Miller Wardrop died this week. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Sewickley Presbyterian Church. He was famed as the United States oldest commuter, riding daily from Sewickley to Pittsburgh since the Pittsburgh Port Wayne and Chicago line days. His son W Miller Wardrop is now assistant to the Pennsylvanian general manager in Pittsburgh.
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Robert Wardrop
First Nacional Bank
Pittsburgh
W. Miller Wardrop
Pennsylvania
Erie Ashtabula
Wardrop
Sewickley Presbyterian Church
United States
Pittsburgh, Port Wayne & Chicago
Sewickley
W. Miller
Penway
Japan Replies To U S Protests On Bomb Raids
Tokyo replies to the U S protest over bomb raids, denying attacks on civilians. It says bombing Nanking is unavoidable and defends military targets while urging U S cooperation to move Americans to safety. The note, framed by Foreign Minister Koki Hirota, was delivered to the U S ambassador.
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Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Nanking
China
United States
Tokio
Cardell Enlil
Uniis
Jagan
Koki Hirota
Nanki
Two Injured When Auto Leaves Road Near Warren
John Smaniko age 44 of 776 West Third Street Warren Ohio and Miss Anna Wilko age 19 of 1554 Highland Avenue Warren Ohio sustained slight injuries when the car driven by Smaniko left Route 422 on the Youngstown road detour five miles west of the city Wednesday afternoon. Both were taken to Jameson Memorial hospital. Smaniko was treated and discharged while Miss Wilko remained hospitalized though not in serious condition.
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John Smaniko
Thirdstreep
Warren, O
Anna Wilko
Highland Avenue
Warren
Smantko
Youngstown Road
Smanike
Miss Wilko
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Coach’s Tears Highlight Struggling Football Team
A distressed coach laments a failing team described as the worst in years with light backs and weak line. He fears the morrow’s game and pleads for strength to hold the opponent to a draw as the season remains grim and players endure pressure.
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