Coughlin Rebuked By Archdiocese Over Strong Language
The Michigan Catholic published by Archbishop Mooney rebukes Rev. Charles E. Coughlin for calling Justice Hugo Black a victim of Roosevelt’s “personal stupidity” and notes priests may disagree with the president but should restrain harsh language. Mooney outlines censorship procedures and regrets editing of the interview.
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Projectionists Strike Halts Most British Columbia Theaters
About 150 workers in 50 British Columbia theaters walked out in a province-wide strike by the Projectionists Society, an AFL affiliate, after wage increases were refused. All but seven cinemas were dark as the action began.
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Liberals Retake Canadian Posts In Election Victory
Premier Mitchell Hepburn and the Liberal party won a decisive victory in the general election. Early poll results showed a sizeable Liberal lead, prompting a concession that their election was effectively secured.
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Spanish Army Claims Advance on Fronts at Jaca and Gijon
Spanish government forces pressed toward Jaca on the Aragon front amid rain and wind while insurgents pushed toward Gijon in Asturias. The government reported 200 insurgents killed, two enemy companies surrounded, and three insurgent tanks destroyed in a battle for hill 602. A lineman named Neal Carr was killed in Webster Springs when a utility pole fell during wiring work.
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Second condemnation urged by Bucah allies in dinner talk
Idaho senator William E Bucah faced quotes from unnamed friends about opposing a conference under the nine power treaty. The remarks touched on keeping out of war, condemning signatories, and preferring a prior conference before any judgment, warning against propaganda in the tense diplomacy.
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Borah
Trapezist Dies After 60 Foot Fall At Tenn Fair
D D Roland a 42 year old trapeze performer and Greenville native from Pennsylvania was fatally injured late yesterday after plunging more than 60 feet from a pole during a performance at the Ottway community fair.
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Chemical industry R&D spending this year shown
During the current year chemical manufacturers alone are spending 20000000 dollars and chemical process industries several times that total for research.
President greets crowd at Ephrata during northwest tour
The president spoke to a crowd in Ephrata Washington before leaving his train for a two hour inspection of Grand Coulee dam. Central Press
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Grand Coulee Dam
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Mercer county grand jury returns 36 indictments
BLUEFIELD The Mercer county grand jury returned 36 indictments including murder charges. John Hairston, a Black man, indicted for the axe killing of Dan Kirby at McComas. Other murder cases on docket include Tom Lucas for slaying Kyle McCauley at Princeton and J F Kade for death of Grover Kenney near Princeton. A third murder count accuses Birdie Lee Wiggins and Freddie Lee Johnson in Wylie Wiggins death.
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Dan Kirby
McComas
Tom Lucass
Kyle McCauley
Princeton
Grover Kenney
Birdie Lee Wiggins
Freddie Lee Johnson
Wylie Wiggins
Kopf claims discovery of lost Kentucky gold mine near Compton
I H Kopf former Alaskan sourdough announced discovery of a fabled Lost Gold Mine in south eastern Kentucky and filed a lease for mineral rights on 6348 acres near Compton. Kopf cited nine independent assays in New York and Cincinnati placing ore value for gold and silver at 150 to 170 dollars per ton.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
I. H. Kopf
Kopf
Compton
New York
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Aimed at Functional Disturbances
Reader claims Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription eased misery from backache headache nerves and irritability after childbirth. Baltimore woman Raymond Thomas says it restored appetite strength and calm. Sold in tablets 50 cents to 1 45 dollars with druggist availability nationwide.
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Swift Mine Legend Tied to 18th Century Gold Discovery
Tests for gold showed about 4.3 ounces per ton at Swift's mine, a Kentucky legend cited by historian Lewis Collins with 1754 references to French explorers. John Swift reportedly buried 40000 in silver on the site before being driven away by Indians, Kopf said. The gray silt-like earth resembled pay-dirt seen in Alaska and the West.
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