Red Cross to Evacuate Women and Children in War Zones
The International Committee of the Red Cross says it has agreed with Spanish Premier Largo Caballero and San Miguel Cabaneras to respect safety conventions and evacuate women and children from danger zones. Reports indicate insurgents captured San Vicente near Talavera, with unconfirmed claims about Maqueda. Government militiamen push through smoke and ruins in Toledo Alcazar as fascist defenders shell from cellars, while insurgent victors proclaim gains amid conflicting reports.
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Geneva
U.P
International Committee of the Red Cross
Largo .Cabellero
Spain
San Miguel Cabaneras
Burgos
Associated Press
Toledo
Alcazar
Shir Eric Erdurance
President Roosevelt Denies Alien Group Support Plot
The White House issued a sharp denial via Stephen Early stating a planned attempt by a notorious newspaper owner to imply Roosevelt passive support from alien organizations hostile to the American form of government. The president opposes any votes or support from groups taking orders from alien sources.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early
Harvard University
Grippe
Landon Plans Last Minute Farm Speech Overhaul
Gov Alt Landon, the Republican presidential nominee, gathers advisers for a final overhauling of his Des Moines speech on agricultural problems. Rep Clifford Hope and Earl H Taylor lead the farm advisory group at the governor’s mansion. Landon to deliver his first major farm remarks in Des Moines Tuesday night after talks with editors and a Young Republicans conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Beale
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Alt M. Landon
Des Moines
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Republican National Committee
Earl H. Taylor
Landon
Sen
Arthur Capper
Aids
Hope
Philip D Flanner to Succeed Briggs as Welfare Director
Philip D. Flanner will replace Dr. Alfred W. Briggs as director of the Wisconsin state public welfare department. Flanner, long a stop in state relief administration since 1933, will be appointed Monday by Voyta Wrabetz, chair of the industrial commission. Briggs died of a cerebral hemorrhage last Tuesday while on a picnic near Madison.
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Madison
Philip D. Flanner
State Relief Administration
Alfred W. Briggs
State Public Welfare Department
Voyta Wrabetz
Industrial Commission
Department
Briggs
Flanner
Wisconsin Emergency Reliet Administration
J. H. Kolb
Cornell University
Forest County
League split over Ethiopian delegates amid Italy bid
In Geneva the League council tentatively proposed welcoming Italian diplomats while excluding Emperor Haile Selassie’s representatives. Smaller nations fear Ethiopia’s fate could set a precedent as the assembly nears next week. The move follows Ethiopia’s annexation by Italy, which removes its self governing status.
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Joseph .E., Sharkey
Associstad Press
Alaita Geneva
League “of ‘Nations
League Assembly
League Council
Haile Selassie
Italy
Ethiopia
Rome
Council
Europe
Circle of Nations
Geneva
Cil
Bak
Japanese Consular Policeman Slain in Hankow
Niwajiro Yoshioka, a Japanese consular police officer in Hankow, was shot in the back of the head inside a police box by an unidentified Chinese. A Korean-born Manchukuan officer reported an attack on a train dining car by Chinese passengers in a pro Japanese demonstration. Japanese naval forces and consular police imposed emergency patrols as Yoshiaki Miura sought Chinese help to capture the killer. Japanese residents were convened to discuss protective measures.
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Nankow
China
Niwajiro Yoshioka
Hankow
Domei
Yoshioka
Korea
Peiping
Yoshiaki Miura
Roosevelt Returns to Capital as Wife Improves
President Roosevelt travels back to Washington in a rain drenched trip to be at Mrs Roosevelt’s bedside. He plans to clear state affairs before nightfall and resume travel Monday. He attends Harvard tercentenary events in the rain, then heads to the White House to hear the latest on his wife's condition.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Harvard University
Hyde Park
Maritime Commission
White House
Noted British flyer killed in Speke collision
Liverpool England 47 Tom Campbell Black veteran air racer and co winner of the 1934 England to Australia derby died when his plane Miss Liverpool collided with a royal air force aircraft at Speke airdrome while taxiing for takeoff. He died en route to hospital after the crash.
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Liverpool
Eng
Tom Campbell Black
C. W .A. Scott
Australia
Speke
Royal Airdrome
Johannesburg
New federal tax burdens Wisconsin businesses
Milwaukee engineer Alfred Gruh told the Wisconsin Utilities Association convention that the new federal tax on undistributed earnings raises corporate taxation in Wisconsin to a new high with combined rates from 14.5 to over 32 percent. He warned that profits may be trimmed by as much as 40 percent as losses are counted at full value. He argued earnings are taxed first to the corporation, then again if conserved, then to shareholders, plugging so called loopholes. Also, Prof Olaf Hougen of the University of Wisconsin Chemical Engineering Department resigned to join Armour Institute in Chicago, leaving Wisconsin next February.
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Green Lake
Wis
United States
Alfred Gruh
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Utilities Association
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Madison
Olaf Hougen
University of Wisconsin Chemical Engineering Department
Armour Institute of Technology At Chicago
Wisconsin
Seven Rescues Amid Texas Floods and Murky Murder Probe
Rescue crews saved seven people as the Colorado River's historic flood swamped four Texas counties. A separate murder probe centers on Florence Goodwin, a treasury department typist, found slain in her room with signs of a struggle and potential bloodstains on trousers and a furnace shaker. Authorities note no robbery signs and are pursuing fingerprints and stains as clues.
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Washington
Sciente
Florence, Goodwin
Sixteenth Street
Treasury
Carl D. Chase
Goodwin
Chase
Coleman
Tex
Colorado
Bob Mauldin
Brownwood
Mauldins
J. 4A. McDowell
Church of Christ
Mauldin
Chester Bouldin
Stacy
Priges
Winchell
Leadaty
San Angro
Iylog
Brown
Mecale Loch
San Saba
Norris Challenges Landon To Define New Deal Stances
Omaha reports Senator Norris accuses Alf Landon of delivering only vague critiques of the New Deal and calls on Landon to specify views on key New Deal measures. Norris, seeking reelection as an independent, argues Roosevelt’s policies aid the common man against capitalists.
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Omaha
Neb
U.P
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Gay
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Roosevelt
Norris
Arden Roosevelt
Public Utility Holding Company
Farm Credit Administration
PWA
La Follette Resigns From Senate Probe Panel
Sen. Robert M. La Follette Jr. resigned yesterday from the special senate committee investigating campaign expenditures. Sen. Lynn Frazier of North Dakota was named to replace him. La Follette cited his new role as chairman of the national Progressive conference backing Roosevelt. The committee chair, Sen. Longergan, announced the Frazier appointment and called a Monday meeting to review reports from investigators in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Maine.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette Jr
Wisconsin
Senate
Lynn Frazier
North Dakota
la Follette
Garner
National Progressive Conference
Roosevelt
Frazier
Longergan
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Maine
Printers Back Lewis Rebels with Support From Two Unions
The International Typographical Union pledged moral and financial aid to the Lewis committee on industrial organization. California's State Federation of Labor voted unanimously to back the CIO and opposed the AFL executive council’s suspension of 10 unions. The I T U remains in the AFL, becoming an ally of the suspended unions. no punitive action was specified.
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Washington
John WL. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Lewis Committee On Industrial Organization
California State Federation of Labor
Executive Council
C. I
Lewis Committee
Charles P. Howard
Lewis Group
A. F. of L
A. F. of L.adders
Hurricane Warn Causes Eight Deaths Across States
By William B Warn a powerful Atlantic hurricane sweeps eight states causing eight deaths and many missing as ships bound for Portland report unaccounted for. One man Udell George 23 drowned in Norfolk County. Weather bureau warned ten days ahead aiding limited casualties and property damage estimates remain unsettled due to disrupted communications.
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William B. Warn
Feu
Associated _ New
Sieh
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Nidareid
Dirigo I
Hampton
Guy Cobb
Cliff Island
Portland
Virginia
Udell George
Negro
Norfolk County
Ecurate
Knox Deplores Inequality of Relief System
Republican vice presidential candidate Frank Knox tours southern California after a San Francisco rally where he blasted federal relief, citing uneven state funding and high costs per case. He warned the next administration would confront the relief problem and bring jobs back, following a Dreamland auditorium audience reaction and on-route demonstrations.
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California
Frank Knox
San Francisco
Dreamland Auditorium
Knox
Knox Bean
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San Vicente
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Maqueda
Rsscram
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Collisson
Hougen
Texas
Lewis’ Industrial Group
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