Roosevelt Attacks George and backs Camp in Georgia
President Roosevelt assailed Senator Walter F. George as a reactionary and urged voters in the Sept. 14 Democratic primary to back Lawrence Camp for U S district attorney. He argued for federal action to raise purchasing power and criticized slow progress in education and regional economics in the South.
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Roosevelt
Barnesville
U.P
Walter F. George
George
Lawrence Camp
U. S
Ardent New Dealer
William B. Ardery
Athens
Georgia
South
Warm Springs
Lawrence S. Camp
Camp
Cooling Front Drops Temperatures Across Central Plains
A cool air mass driven by winds swept the central plains easing four days of extreme heat. Temperatures fell from record highs to near seasonal averages with forecasts for further cooling and scattered showers across the Ohio valley and lower lakes. At Kansas City the high fell to 83 from 103 while Chicago dropped from 93 to 78. Four people died in the heat in the area as humidity stayed high and a Washington D C storm added to the weather woes.
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United Press
Central Plains
New England
Southwest
Mississippi Valley
U. S
J. R. Lloyd
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Lower Lakes
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Sea
Kansas City
Chicago
Mercury
Washington, D. C
Union Station
U. S. Treasury Department
Springfield
Dodge City
Wichita
Kan
Boise
Ida
Phoenix
Ariz
Fresno
Calif
New Orleans
Miami
Mussolini Lashes War Prep as Crime During Italy Maneuvers
Premier Mussolini told 24,000 troops in Carsoli that it would be criminal to prepare for war and that banning arms is folly. He praised the soldiers' stamina in recent drills and warned that Italy belongs to a new era of conquest.
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Carsoli
Italy
Mussolini
Itz
Four Killed In Truck Auto Crash Near Black Creek
A farm couple and two of their children died in a late night collision at the highway intersection near Black Creek Wisconsin about 12 miles north of Appleton. Four other occupants were injured with non serious wounds and one driver escaped with minor injuries as investigators prepared to view the scene and await a coroner’s report.
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Harold Kklarner
Black Creek
Grivery
H. Elrik
Atty
Rasmond P
Ues
Wisconsin Weather Update and Temperatures Report
Fair tonight and Friday with cooler conditions in the far south and warmer elsewhere. Milwaukee and regional readings show daily highs near 86 and lows around 66 with light northwest winds. Observational data from Flagstaff shows a maximum 86, minimum 66 with 3.29 inches precipitation.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Winnemucca
Uckstaff Observatory
Maximus
Insull Will Filed as Debts, Cash Listed in Probate
Chicago U P Samuel Insull's will was filed for probate noting $1,000 in cash and $14,000,000 in debts. He died in Paris July 16 and left his son Samuel Jr. as executor with his wife Margaret A. Insull as heir, while creditors and former holdings loom over the shattered empire.
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Chicago
U.P
Samuel Insull
Paris
Rockefeller’s
Insull
Samuel Jr
Margaret A. Insull
Folla Wallis
Sre
Procate
Éish
Aeroaeagak
Nis
Roosevelt allies face defeats signal purge politics
In Georgia and elsewhere the Roosevelt administration reacts to James Pape's Idaho loss and backs Lawrence Camp for the Georgia Senate seat as part of alleged party purge. The wipeout of Pape mirrors Bulkley and Barkley resistance, raising questions about intervention against conservative senators.
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Pope
Rep
D. Worth Clark
Sen
Robert Bulkley
Ohio
Hattie Caraway
Kentucky
Barkley
Roosevelt
Howe
Georgia
Smith
Tydings
Maryland
Lad Saves Kid From River Near Green Bay Dock
Leonard Hohe 44, credited with saving Mrs. Francis Gutowski and her 6 year old son Anthony Tod from the Fos river in Green Bay Wisconsin. The child fell from a dock into the water and Hohe rescued both before a berg carried them to the dock.
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Green Bay
Wis
Palice
Leonard Hohe
Francis Gutowski
Anthony Tod
Fos River
Anthony
Orm
Ald
Gutow
Murick
Women Seek Posts After Caraway Victory Encouraging
Senator Caraway’s victory sparks encouragement among women seeking public office. Several female colleagues in the House, all up for reelection, express belief that qualified women should hold more Senate and House seats. Rep Nan Honeyman of Oregon and Rep Virginia Jones of Indiana already seek renomination, with several others pursuing reelection bids.
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Caraway Victory
Beth Campin
Syaalmetth
Pampagne
House of Representatives
Nan Honeyman
Oregon
Virginia E. Jone
Mery E. Norton
Jersey
Caraune O'Day
New York
CPOE
Paraguay and Bolivia Ratify Longstanding Peace Treaty
Paraguay and Bolivia formally ratified a peace treaty ending a decade of intermittent war over the Charasontine region. The accord, signed July 21, sets a boundary by neutral arbitrators and restores bilateral ties.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
Buenos Aires
German Brandenburg Lands in New York After 24 Hour Flight
The four engine Brandenburg monoplane landed at Floyd Bennett Airport at 1 50 p m central standard time completing a 3900 mile nonstop flight from Berlin to New York in about 24 hours. The crew included Captain Alfred Henke and Rudolf Von Moreau with Paul Dierberg and Walter Rober. Approximately 1000 spectators watched as officials marked the historic transatlantic test of 24 hour mail and passenger service. Mayor La Guardia attended a related event as the plane arrived.
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Brandenburg
Berlin
Floyd Bennett Airport
New York
Air Dreame
Tite Wiley Post
Post
Alfred Henke
Peek Rudolf von Moreau
Paul Dierberg
Walter Rober
Iwans Vanengle
Cerrey
Nordwund
Jaontsche Joftthansa
Noorth Atlantic
Plo
Hether
Enedientz
Plete Americ Legion
Lenburg
Pyst Fey
Neenah Man Recaptured After 13 Years Fleeing Reformatory
Tiffany, once confined at Green Bay Reformatory, was recaptured near Antigo after escaping in 1925 from Winnebago County Court. Police say his age could affect transfer to Waupun. he faces an escape charge if he reaches the state prison.
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Green Bay
Wis
Tiffany
Waupun
Tiffany Wee
A. H
Lutzke Acquitted in Labatto Murder Case
In Sheboygan Wisconsin a jury acquitted Lilian Lutzke of first degree murder in the death of her husband Millon on Lovers Lane last June 1. The defense argued she acted in fear as he threatened to kill her during a struggle over a revolver. Court spectators applauded the verdict.
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Sheboygan
Labatto
Lilian Lutzke
Millon
Lovers’ Lane
Here
Lutzke
Oshkosh Leads States In Road Fatality Rates
Statewide road safety report ranks five cities in the 25 000 to 50 000 population class with no fatal tire deaths in the first half of the year. Oshkosh Superior Bay Claire Forks Ford Lac and Apple ton appear as top performers while Green Bay ranks 26th with one death.
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Oshkosh
Superior
Buy Claire
Ford du Lac
Appleton
Green Bay
Ihr
Byte
Stokowski Sails for United States and Atlantic voyage
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Leopoldo Stokowski heading for the United States aboard a vessel with Petrel and Searman in a travel context. Mentions York Southampton and a doctor, plus references to Italy and diminished movement.
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York Southampton
Petrel
Toe Searman
Niréy
Taly den
Hetress
Chinese-Japanese raids devastate Hankow area and rail line
Japanese air raids strike Hankow across the Yangtze, killing civilians and damaging buildings at Boone University and St. Silda's. In Peining a train wreck blamed on Chinese guerrillas leaves many dead or missing, with rail lines torn up and battles reported near Chingfention.
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Hankow
China
Amerigut Church
Papal Mission
Boone
Sto Vilda’s
Peining
U.P
Pueting
Here
Anet Sey
I Whoa
Menehawe
Chingfention
Preeslag
Paotines Tortay
Peaceable Armistice Ends Month-Long Russia Japan Standstill
Moscow and Tokyo agreed to an armistice ending a month of undeclared hostilities in Siberia and Manchukuo Korea. Fighting ceases at noon frontier time with troops on their midnight lines and a two nation border commission to demarcate Manchukuo border.
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Oy Norman
Deuel
United Press
Moscow
Russia
Japan
Tokio
Seoul
Korea
Weedne C
Ceram Maxim Litvinoff
Mamoru Saigemitsu
Tolluck
Manchuria
China
Two Rescued After Hours in Lake Superior
Ashland Wisconsin reports two people saved after hours in the waters of Lake Superior. The text mentions struggles and a rescue effort with a shoreline public safety response and details unclear due to damaged OCR. The incident underscores hazardous conditions on the lake.
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Lake Superior
Chilean democracy steadied by leader promises order
President Aloasyindr in a manifesto today said the government faced violent attacks from those seeking regime change. He pledged to enforce law and order to preserve Chilean democracy.
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Santiago, Chile
Pres
Ry Aloasyindr
Tod
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