Roosevelt speaks in Cincinnati and Detroit on November 3 outlook
President Roosevelt addresses crowds in Cincinnati and Detroit stressing social and economic security, higher wages for industrial workers, and continued New Deal measures. He says he is not afraid of the November 3 verdict, arguing the choice is between sustains protection and laissez faire policies. He cites relief programs as stabilizing cities and cites Detroit's revival from three years ago.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Roosevelt
People of
Donald S. Leonard
Michigan
Public Works Rates Raised For Pineville Water
The public service commission approved higher rates for Stewart Waterworks serving Pineville. The new charge begins at 75 cents per 1,000 gallons as plant improvements are planned. The move affects Pineville consumers with anticipated utility upgrades.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Public Service Commission
Stewart Waterworks
Pineville
Shows Negroes Get Square Deal
Turner Hamilton of Pittsburgh, an aide to U S Attorney General Cummings, told a largely Negro audience last night that Roosevelt era appointments reached 40 Negroes in major government posts and CCC disbursements to colored families exceed 1 million dollars monthly. He contrasted Hoover’s era with only six such appointments. E L Powell and C M Love of Charleston spoke on state issues urging a straight Democrat ticket. Julian D Rainey of Boston did not appear. The meeting was led by R L French, colored campaign manager.
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Pittsburgh
U. S
Cummings
Roosevelt
Hamilton
CCC
United States
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C. M. Love
Charleston
Julian D. Rainey
Boston
Mass
Washington
R. L. French
Landon Makes West Coast Dash in Surprise Shift
Governor Alf M. Landon announced a cross continent swing toward California before ending his presidential campaign. He planned speeches from Los Angeles to New York as his special train neared Topeka after a 2400 mile tour through the lake states. He said the trip aimed to carry the effort forward and criticized Roosevelt aides for undermining free enterprise.
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Los Angeles
Alf M. Landon
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
California
Illinois
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Michigan
Ohio
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Congress
Rosson Marries Yvonne Crellin in Nebraska Twist
Hollywood director Hal Rosson, former husband of Jean Harlow, wed Yvonne Crellin this Sunday in Goldfield Nebraska, Rosson said today. The famed cameraman known for his work in cinema confirmed the surprising nuptial in a brief statement.
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Hollywood
Calif
Hal Rosson
Jean Harlow
Yvonne Crellin
Goldfield
Neb
Rosson
Misrepresentation Inquiry Over Radium Emanator Claim
A Federal Trade Commission examiner opened an inquiry into alleged mis representations of a radium emanator device. H R Zimmer of Los Angeles faces charges for making false claims about the device. Government counsel refused to discuss the case while Dr E H Hedrick noted a locally sold apparatus purporting to radium impregnate water, with drinking water claimed to transfer healing elements. The trial began at 2 30 p m.
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H. R. Zimmer
Los Angeles
Thomas A. Kennedy
John W. Addison
E. H. Hedrick
Audience Booes Rush Holt in West Virginia Campaign
Senator Rush D Holt attacked Senator Neely for 20 years in Congress claiming no Neely bill aided laborers or farmers. He called out “WPA hoodlums” during the speech and invited audience members to speak from the platform as police watched.
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Rush D. Holt
M. M. Neely
Neely
Congress
Municipal Police Department
Holt
Giant Planes To Fly Pacific Trans-Pacific Route Soon
Pan American Airways president Juan Trippe said two years will see giant 40 ton sea planes with sleeping berths flying Pacific routes. He arrived on the Philippine Clipper from Alameda and noted six new Clippers have engineering contracts, details unreleased.
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Honolulu
Juan Trippe
Pan- American Airways
Trippe
Alameda
Cal
Madrid Faces Pressure as European Alliances Realign
Amid tense exchanges, British and French officials weigh Belgium’s stance on neutrality and Locarno. King Leopold’s declaration shifts attention to future security pacts as Russia considers calls for a blockade and Portugal's ports. London remains cautiously optimistic about peace structures.
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London
Great Britain
Belgium
Europe
European Non-Intervention Committee
Lord Plymouth
Britain
Russia
New Deal Clubs To Meet Tonight
Eight meetings of Raleigh county Roosevelt New Deal clubs were announced for 7 30 p m today by Democrat headquarters The venues and speakers include Dorothy Nick Aiello H G Farmer E D Dodson E E Justice Howard George and Gordon Craft Raleigh W A Thornhill Jr and Luigi Gugliotta Lillybrook John Gatherum Ben H Ashworth and George W Bright Eine Srenk Williams ay Judge H M Kilgore Sien tasers Barrett and Ned Ragland Eccles W H File and local speakers Glen White J A Blake and Bishop T C Glashen Sophia W H McGinnis Jr and J R Gilmore
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Raleigh County
Democrat
Dorothy
Nick Aiello
H. G Farmer
E. D. Dodson
E. E. Justice
Howard George
Gordon Craft
Raleigh
W. A. Thornhill Jr
Luigi Gugliotta
Lillybrook
John Gatherum
Ben H. Ashworth
George W. Bright
Eine Srenk Williams
H. M. Kilgore
Sien
Tasers Barrett
Ned Ragland
Eccles
W. H. File
Glen White
J. A. Blake
Bishop T.c—Glashen
Sophia
W. H. McGinnis Jr
J. R Gilmore
Beaver Four H Is Reorganized
The Beaver 4 H club was reorganized today with new officers and eighteen new members. At a meeting yesterday at the school house Evelyn Lilly was elected president Janet Meadows secretary Virginia Miller treasurer Helen Akers reporter. Retiring officers are Mary Wills president Virginia Miller secretary Helen Martin reporter Mary Frances Houchins leader. Public initiation services would be conducted Novem 4.
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Janet Meadows
Virginia Miller
Helen Akers
Mary Wills
Helen Martin
Mary Frances Houchins
Body on Tracks in Powellton Under Investigation
Miners in Powellton West Virginia found 21 year old Walter Gill of Kimberly lying across a Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad track with a bullet wound. A pistol was found nearby and state Corporal L A Taylor said investigators are checking if Gill was killed and placed on the tracks. Gill worked as a coal mine tipple worker at Elk Ridge and was single.
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Powellton
W. Va
Walter Gill
Kimberly
Chesapeake and Ohio
L. A. Taylor
State Police
Taylor
Gill
American And Wife Kidnapped In Mexico by Rebels
C. C. Doyle, manager of the Peregrina mine, and his wife were seized by a rebel band in Guanajuaste Mexico. After being threatened with death, they paid 95 dollars to secure their liberty. Doyle stated about 100 rebels attacked the mine Wednesday and may have seized them, with ransom initially demanded at 1,350 dollars.
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Associated Press
Guanajuste
Mexico
C. C. Doyle
Peregrina
Doyle
Stalin Breaks Silence on Spanish Civil War
Soviet leader Joseph Stalin declares the freedom and liberation of Spain a concern of the whole world in his first public remarks on the Spanish situation. He states the laboring population of the Soviet Union fulfills its duty by supporting Spain's cause as a matter for progressive humanity.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Communist Party
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Spain
Negro Accused Of Felonious Theft In Stotesbury
Cricket Jones, 29, a Stotesbury negro, is jailed on a felony warrant. He stood four feet tall and was charged with stealing money from an employee of Leslie's Diner.
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Cricket Jones
Stotesbury
Jones
Leslie
King Edward VIII’s American Friend Seeks Divorce
Mrs Ernest Simpson, linked to King Edward VIII, is filing for divorce from ship broker Clifford Simpson on alleged misconduct. The suit, unopposed by Simpson, is set for Ipswich as a date to be announced, with Mrs Simpson expected to remain King Edward’s guest and possibly travel with him to Sandringham next week.
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London
Ernest
Wallie) Simpson
Edward VIII
England
Ipswich
Simpson
Baltimore
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Mrs. Simpson
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School Council To Meet Monday In Raleigh County
The Raleigh County Council of the State Department of Education will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the Junior High school annex to plan. The board includes Mayor Robert Winston Sheriff C C Lewis J L Huffman B B Chambers C G Peregoy E E Bibb W R Fugitt Rev Ritchie Ware Ted McDowell A K Minter Mrs J M Gooch Mrs P O Malone J Raiford Watkins. The committee was organized to advise workers in recreational and educational offices in civic enterprises.
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C. G. Peregoy
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E. E. Bibb
Rotary Club
W. R. Fugitt
Kiwanis Club
Ritchie Ware
Ministerial Association
Ted McDowell
Chamber of Commerce
A. K. Minter
WPA
J. M. Gooch
Woman’s Club
P. O. Malone
American Legion Auxiliary
J. Raiford Watkins
Library Committee
Pythian Sisters Hold District Convention At Moose Hall
More than 50 delegates from eight temples registered by 2 p m for an all day district convention at the Moose hall. Mrs W T Lilly Beckley organizer said at least that many more were expected for the afternoon program and the banquet tonight. Four candidates for membership to be initiated this afternoon. Miss May Palmer of Beckley is the only local candidate.
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Pythian Sisters
Moose Hall
W. T. Lilly
Beckley Organization
May Palmer
Beckley
Holsten to Be Held for Jury in Hunting Slaying
In a preliminary hearing today Holly Holsten, 23, of Marsh Fork district, admitted shooting Corey Jarrell while hunting and said it was accidental. Investigating officers and prosecutors differ on intent as Holsten faced grand jury action with J. Q. Hutchinson representing the prosecution.
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Corey Jarrell
Squire Frank FE
Lemon
Holsten
J. Q. Hutchinson
Marsh Fork
Jarrell
Soil Committee to Meet Monday in Raleigh County
H B. Thomas adviser to the county soil conservation committee said the group would meet at 10 a m Monday to draw up plans for closing out the work in Raleigh county by Oct 31. Members Min or Scott Table Rock R C Skaggs Shady Spring and Kelly Farmer Bolt will review applications for payment to producers adopting approved practices of soil conservation and erosion prevention and forward results to state headquarters.
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H. B. Thomas
County Soil Conservation Committee
Raleigh County
Minor Scott
Table Rock
R. C. Skaggs
Shady Spring
Kelly Farmer
Bolt
Chains Boy Then Is Sent To Jail
Probate Judge Paul R Capell sentenced William P Leeth 55 to 90 days in jail for padlocking his ten year old stepson Bobby Feucht to the kitchen stove and forcing him to go to school while dragging a 15 foot log chain around his neck Leeth pleaded he chained the boy because he ran to the kitchen for a piece of pie and was denied by dinner authorities say the incident occurred last night in Finlay Ohio.
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Finlay
Paul R. Capell
William P. Leeth
Bobby Feucht
Leeth
Hopkins Plans Landon Answer to WPA Criticism
Washington The Works Progress Administration announced that Administrator Harry L. Hopkins will reply to Gov Alf M Landon’s criticism of the WPA program in a speech Saturday night. Landon in a major campaign speech attacked waste and extravagance in federal relief. Hopkins’ speech at 10:30 p m eastern time will be broadcast nationwide on NBC Blue via the Democratic national committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Works Progress Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Alf M. Landon
WPA
Landon
Hopkins
NBC Blue
Democratic National Committee
Madrid Braces as Franco Forces Close In on Capital
Fascist columns under Francisco Franco push toward Madrid with reports of three advancing groups within 25 miles of the city. Madrid authorities declare a delicate situation with curfews, raids, and shortages of food and clothing as socialist militiamen dig in near Alberche and Navalcarnero.
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Spain
Madrid
Voice
Left Front
War Ministry
Francisco Caballero
Brunete
Alberche River
Russia
Navalcarnero
Varela
Santa Cruz del Retamar
Chapineria
San Martin de Valdeiglesias
Seville
Broad rally led by stocks in New York market
New York stocks swung into a broad rally with many issues advancing fractional gains. Several issues hit new peaks as brokers cited buying in a wide range of industrials. Wright Aero nautical and Paramount first preferred shares rose about five points each.
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Associated Press
New York
Wright Aeronautical
Paramount
Weather outlook for tonight and Saturday in western and northern areas
L A Mauck reports cooler conditions in the west and north on Saturday. Yesterday’s high reached 70 and the low last night was 57 with .30 inch rainfall.
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