Roosevelt blasts Tory Press to defeat Tydings and O'Connor
President Roosevelt urged quick defeat of Senator Millard E Tydings of Maryland and Representative John O'Connor of New York in upcoming Democratic primaries. He cited a New York Evening Post editorial labeling O'Connor an obstructionist and challenged party leaders who express hidden opposition to the New Deal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Millard E Tydings
Maryland
John O'Connor
New York
New York Evening Post
Tydings
Ins
George
House of Representatives
United States
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D Roosevelt
Dealip
Congress
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page Four
A compact set of cracker answers lists four items: first noting the Leeward and Windsord islands lie between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, second identifying Harsid L. Ickes as PWA administrator, third defining the fetlock as the projection above a horse's hoof, and fourth recalling John L. Sullivan as "The Strong Boy of Boston."
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Leeward and Windsord Islands
Atlantic Ocean
Carbbean Sea
Harsid L. Ickes
PWA
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Roosevelt to intervene in Tydings race and New Deal clash
The piece argues Roosevelt should oppose Millard Tydings if he backs the New Deal, suggesting the President must speak out to voters. It notes Tydings’ claim of opposition to the New Deal and mentions allied candidates David J. Lewis and James H. Fay challenging opponents. The report also references John J. O Connor as a key obstructionist and highlights broader New Deal tensions. In a separate note, it lists rubber industry parts for autos, including engine mountings and upholstery materials.
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Roosevelt
Tydings
Millard Tydings
Lewis
David J. Lewis
James H. Fay
Sixteenth
New York
Two May Be Victims Of Torso Slayer
Cleveland police found two women's bodies in a fill-in dump by Lake Erie as detectives linked the remains to the city's so called torso slayer. The first body was in four parts including head and legs, discovered late today. A skull and bones of a second body were found nearby by detectives. Police said the first victim was slain within three weeks and the second much earlier.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
William Miller
Gaver appeals after deed nullified in Frederick County
O F Gaver appeals to the Court of Appeals from a Frederick County Court ruling that nullified a deed of the late Mrs Susan R Gaver. The case involves Middletown property once conveyed to Oscar Gaver and an order for sale to recover a $4000 promissory note signed by Mr and Mrs Gaver. Proceedings were brought by his brother with Alfred L W Gaver and other officials representing Oscar Gaver and Alfred Gaver’s attorney David C Winebrenner III.
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Court of Appeals
Frederick County Court
Susan R. Gaver
Middletown
Oscar F. Gaver
Oscar Gaver
Protest at Shanghai over Japanese acts and neutrality breach
Shanghai authorities protest to the Japanese consulate general over alleged Japanese terror activities in the International Settlement last weekend. Reinforcements moved up the Yangtze toward Hankow as Chinese defenses strengthen. US Marines arrested three Japanese aviators for leaflets and police confiscated grenades from a hotel room. Orville Wright logged a 12 minute flight.
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Shanghai
Shanghai International Settlement
Yangtze River
Hankow
United States
U. S
Hull Outlines Seven Point Peace Program to Europe
Cordell Hull urged a comprehensive postwar program to rebuild economies, honor treaties, reduce armaments, and foster international cooperation. He warned nations face a choice between force and reason as Mussolini and Hitler move toward war, saying the world is growing smaller and America must use its moral weight. Hull’s plan calls for economic reconstruction, adherence to law, treaty modification with restraint, disarmament, cultural exchange, and peaceful dispute resolution.
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Cordelan
Ooth
Europe
Hitler
Czech
Mussolinii
Cruezl
America
Lati America
State Department
Huil
Unclear Soviet Foreign Affairs Chief and NY Numbers Racket Ties
The record notes Maxim Litvinov as Soviet Foreign Minister candidate. Dates listed include February 5, 1904, and September 5, 1903. A lawyer for the late Dutch Schultz, Zang, is indicted with James J. Hines as brains of the New York numbers racket, and he agreed to be a...
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Maxim Litvinoff
Schultz” Zang
Tammany
James J. Hines
New York
Sandy Hook Man Falls From Train
Artie Harrison a 35 year old Sandy Hook man and rail yard worker fell from a Baltimore and Ohio freight car in Martinsburg West Virginia. He suffered a fractured skull and a broken left leg and was reported in serious condition at City Hospital on Tuesday. Harrison and John Rose both of Sandy Hook reportedly hopped a freight car when the accident occurred between 9 and 10 o'clock Saturday night. Railroad officials say Harrison fell while crossing between two cars. Rose continued on then walked back after realizing the fall. Harrison was transported to Martinsburg Hospital for treatment by Dr. T K Oates and Fred Snapp.
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Artie Harrison
Sandy Hook
Martinsburg
W. Va
City Hospital
Harrison
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles Harrison
John Rose
Wevert
WPA
State Roads Opens Bids On Six Jobs In Maryland
Baltimore Aug. 16 The State Roads Commission opened bids on six jobs totaling 412 dollars while debating a bank loan to shore up funds for Federal highway program matching requirements Auditor William A Codd stated cash balances were dangerously low and that an overnight loan may be arranged using commission bonds as security T Edgie Russell Construction Co of Frederick bid low on two projects Leonardtown to Great Mills five miles surface treatment and Hilltop toward Dorchester two miles with bids of 23465 and 26837 respectively
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Sigg
Commission
William A Codd
Codd
Baltimore City
T. Edgie Russell Constructon Company
Frederick
Leonardtown
Great Mills
County
Tvo
Hilltop
Dorchester
Charles County
Communists Active Told to House Probers
The House Committee investigating un American activities heard testimony that Workers Alliance leaders include many Communists. Joann P. Frey, American Federation of Labor leader, listed delegates to a Workers Alliance convention later said to include Communist delegates. David Lasser, Workers Party president, said Frey failed a preline.
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Washington
House Committee
Workers Alliance
WPA
Joann P. Frey
Worker's Alliance
David Lasser
Workers
Frey
Baltimore Woman Denies Communist Ties In Probe
Freya names Pearl Estep of Baltimore as a Communist in tri American activity charges. Estep, president of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Maryland Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars, denies the accusation and asserts anti Communist work in Baltimore.
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Freya
Pearl Estep
Baltimore
Women's Auxiliary
Maryland Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Real August Savings
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North Market
Philips Petroleum CO
Walnut Grove
Durland Stiles
West Gate
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