Paraguay mobilizes for war with Bolivia over Chaco
Asuncion declares war after a presidential manifesto blames Bolivia for provoked conflict in the Gran Chaco. Jose P. Gugliari signs a mobilization decree calling up reserves ages 22 to 29 and officers 20 to 50. urging all citizens to aid in defense amid claims of Bolivian acclimation to higher altitudes and heat.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
Jose P. Gugelari
Gran Chaco
Chaco
America
Spain
Pilecomayo
Incumbents Sweep Kansas Primaries In 1932 Vote
Democratic Senator McGill and Governor Woodring won renomination as Urban areas gave Little large votes while Dry sentiment stayed strong in rural Kansas. Republican Ben Paulen led the Senate race and Alf Landon dominated the gubernatorial contest with a wide margin across 720 precincts.
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Kansas City
Kan
George McGill
Chauncey B. Little
Olathe
Kansas
McGill
Harry Woodring
Donald Muir
Anthony
Walter Rogers
Bird City
Ben S. Paulen
Independence
Paulen
James F. Getty
The Weather Forecast Ohio Partly Cloudy Cool Tonight
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight in Ohio with Thursday forecast calling for fair weather. Winds light and temperatures easing across the region. Expected conditions include daytime sun and gentle afternoon warmth returning.
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Ohio
Johnstown Mayor Demands Bonus Army Disband
Johnstown Pa August 3 Mayor Eddie McCloskey announced that the Bonus Expeditionary Force must evacuate Johnstown by Thursday morning after meetings with Doak Carter B E F commander R B Ellison national contact officer and Edward Atwell chief of staff The mayor warned of an epidemic and urged immediate departure while camp leaders said they would relocate possibly to another Pennsylvania site and that the army would not disband.
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Johnstown
Eddie McCloskey
Doak Carter
R. B. Ellison
Edward Atwell
Bonus Expeditionary Force
McCloskey
Walter Waters
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Vets urged to go home by Waters
Washington Aug 3 The commander Walter W Waters promised to establish his bonus expeditionary force in camps in all 48 states and ordered the force of 4000 at Johnstown Pa to disperse to their home states In a formal statement Waters announced a national organization is actively engaged in making arrangements for bonus camp sites in every state
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Washington
Walter W. Waters
Albert C Ritchie
Waters
Johnstown
Bonus Camp in Every Tate Planned
Johnstown, Aug. 3. The bonus army, about 8000 strong, began digging in to hold a permanent camp as a chain of 47 possible sites is explored. Confusion from Waters aimed at disbanding the B E F faded as veterans sought a prolonged stay. Aide Ellison said offers range from 60 to 2000 acres. governors of 47 states were asked to accept a permanent colony. Waters cited legalities blocking Maryland as the Laurel site faced state objections. Johnstown officials worried the move could linger, planning to press for a prompt departure.
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Johnstown
Bonus
Walter W. Waters
B. BE. F
R. B Ellison
Waters
Ellison
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Albert C. Ritchie
Laurel
Veterans
George W. Griffiths
Joanstown
Hoover to Deliver Speech as Creed and Defense
Washington August 3 Hoover works on his acceptance speech with the thought it must serve as creed, defense and program. He drafts slowly between engagements, interrupted by White House duties. He dislikes writing and even more delivering a speech, recalling early college English struggles.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Lorain county to get relief bonds soon under $131,245 loan
Lorain county communities will receive shares of 131,245 in relief bonds within a week or ten days. County Commissioner C. D. Murray said the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan papers were sent to Washington for final action. The county borrows at 3 percent interest with Lorain receiving 70,006 and Elyria 15,006. other districts get smaller amounts per need.
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Loram County
C. D. Murray
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Murray
Lorain
Elyria
Park board chief Stinchcomb badly hurt in Cleveland crash
William A Stinchcomb 52 director of the Cleveland Metropolitan Park Board and builder of the public park system surrounding Cuyahoga County was seriously injured in an automobile accident. He was taken to Deaconess Hospital. Five others riding in the automobile were injured including Edward Kuhfeld 42 his wife Natalie 46 and their daughters Edna 11 Ruth 9 and Martin Sullivan 13.
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Cleveland
Willam A
Stinchcomb
Cleveland Metropolitan Park Board
Cuyahoga County
Deaconness Hospital
Superior
Cleveland Auto Club
Mobile
Edward Kuh‘feld
Natalie
Edna
Ruth
Martin Sullivan
Ottawa Man Is Successor To Guthery
Earl Hannefeld of Ottawa becomes Director of Agriculture in Governor White's cabinet succeeding I S Guthery of Marion county who resigned. Hannefeld, 43, was born near Kalida, taught school, clerk of Putnam county courts, and chaired the state central committee for three terms. He has been in road contracting and will begin managing state fair duties, with Charles Beer of Ashland handling general fair work.
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Columbus
Earl Hannefield
Ottawa
Democratic State Central Committees
White
I. S. Guthery
Marion County
Hannefeld
Kalida
Putnam County
State Central Committee
Charles Beer
Ashland
Maryland orders bonus army camp cleared
The 35 men and women of the bonus army in Waterbury Maryland were ordered by state police to leave their camp before 6 PM. Officers arrived with gasoline and supplies to aid departure toward the state line.
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Waterbury
Bonus Army
Durbin Case In Jury's Hands
In Bucyrus Ohio at 10:20 a m jurors a woman and 11 men heard closing arguments in the Durbin case charged with circulating unsigned campaign literature. Judge David Thomas instructed the jury to decide if Durbin circulated unsigned reprints of an Ohio Examiner story before the primary election and to ignore external Crawford County testimony.
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Bucyrus. C
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
David Thomas
Marietta
Common Pleas Court
Duro
Ohio Examiner
Crawford County
William Maloney
Believed Girl Was Murdered, Farmer Held
Manistee Michigan August report on Evelyn Sanford a 17 year old farm girl who vanished on a swamp road near Freesoil and was found dead. Corporal Colburn Munger reported the body hidden behind Francis Nash’s farm home. Nash a 32 year old Freesoil farmer was held for questioning as investigators noted scratches on his face and a blood stained iron bar with blonde eyelashes found at the scene. Detectives said footprints hair and torn clues point to a violent struggle and possible murder.
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Manistee
Mich
Ang
Evelyn Sanford
Freesoil
Colburn Munger
Francis Nash
Munger
State Police
Franchs Nash
Nash
Ellery A. Oakes
Man accused in Ty shooting surrenders in Gallipolis
Walter Boyd, linked to a fatal shooting over a $10 debt, surrendered to police in Gallipolis Ohio. He waived examination on a first degree murder charge, arriving at the county jail flanked by friends after the weekend incident.
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Gallipolis
Walter Boyd
Fred Brumfield
Boyd
Heroic Dog To Be Awarded Medal
The National Humane Society has awarded Myra von Stolzenvoss a national medal for saving Gene Boldman, a three year old in Dayton Ohio, after the Doberman Pinscher attacked and killed a rattlesnake. The medal will be sent to Dayton for presentation ceremonies overseen by the Dayton Humane Society president.
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Albany
N. Y
Myra von Stolzenvoss
Gene Boldman
Dayton
Ohio
Richard C. Cravee
National Humane Society
United Press Today
Myra
Dayton Humane Society
Children of School Age in the City Report
The annual enumeration shows 5151 children aged five to 18 in the Elyria area. Of these 4386 attend public school, with 172 on working permits and 42 with physical handicaps. Carlisle district sends 01 children to Elyria schools. The board approved summer bills and ordered panic bars installed in the manual training room doors per state inspectors.
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Rockwood
Hlyria
Carlisle
Elyria
Candidate For President To Speak Here
Verne L. Reynolds of New York the Socialist Labor Party candidate will speak at an open air meeting in Elyria. He is due August 4 and will address the public at 7 45 p m on Second street in front of the courthouse. Reynolds has run for office in every election since 1920 and was chosen at the party convention in New York City earlier this year. He is noted as a wary debater and an outspoken foe of the American Communist Party.
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Verne L. Reynolds
New York
Socialist Labor Party
Elyria
Second Street
Court House
Reynolds
Baltimore
Maryland
Frank T. Johns
Oregon
Johns
Deschutes River
New York City
American Communist Party
William Z. Foster
Minneapolis
Troops Ready To Go To Scene Of Mine Trouble
In Indianapolis 1500 picked men stood ready to move at a moment's notice to the Dizie Bee mine disorder scene. Adjutant General Tombaugh said Gov. Leslie had not yet ordered troops sent to the mine region. Three airplanes were prepared to accompany the guardsmen if needed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Paul E. Tombaugh
Dizie Bee
Tombaugh
Harry G. Leslie
Kentucky Flood Devastates Lexington and Surrounding Counties
A seven and a half inch rain battered Lexington and neighboring counties, flooding streets, destroying roads and bridges, destroying crops, and inundating lower floors of stores and hotels. Six people drowned, including two women and four children in a flooded farmhouse in Jessamine County, with two more bodies found as waters receded. Damage exceeded 1 million dollars, with Fayette and nearby counties hardest hit. Authorities reported widespread communication lines broken and extensive property loss across the region.
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Lexington
Fayette County
Fayette
Jessemine
Madison
Two Wets Win In Missouri
Missouri returns from the state primary show Bennet Champ Clark with a strong lead for the Democratic U S Senate nomination and Henry W Kiel leading the Republican race. Both candidates pledged to oppose the 18th Amendment repeal and will back Senator Harry B Hawes on repeal and the Volstead Act.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Swo.senata
Congres
Bennét Champ Clark
United States
Henry W. Kiel
Harryb. Hawes
Mussolini Calls War Imperative and Opposes Pacifism
Rome August 3 Mussolini declares in Popolo D Italia that war cannot be abolished and fascism rejects perpetual peace. He argues democracy is weak and capitalizes on struggle, praising fascism for avoiding mass parliamentary governance while condemning world peace efforts. Local Democrats hold Cascade Park picnic in Lorain County with candidate remarks expected. Marion Potter 18 held in death of sister Cynthia Potter 16 after rock struck by brother Frank Shepherd 21 during discussion of marriage plans.
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United Press
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Popolo D'Italia
Milan
Mussolini
Jold
Don Harter
Akron
Lorain County
Cascade Park
Marguérite Guth
Blytia Democrat Women’s Club
Portsmouth
Marion Potter
Cynthia Potter
Frank Shepherd
Shepherd
Aid
Ridgeville School Board To Act On Budget Thursday Evening
Ridgeville residents expect a large turnout as the school board meets to set next year’s budget. Citizens plan to press for significant cuts during the session at the school building tomorrow evening.
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Ridgeville
Ohio state workers pressed six day week plan
Ohio State Employees Association backs a five day workweek to absorb budget cuts in all state departments. If successful, economy committees will consider broader adoption until economic recovery. Governor White and Finance Director Bevis will hear the plan after today’s joint committee meetings. Begis chairs the governor’s committee. Nickels leads the senate panel.
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Columbus
Ohio State Employes Association
White
Howard Bevis
Senate
Organized Labor
General Assembly
Begis
Walter G. Nickels
New Philadelphia
Mine Buildings Destroyed By Flames
Fire swept the Supply Coal Mine complex at Bicknell Indiana destroying buildings. The mine employed 18 non union miners and details of the incident were scarce. It was unclear if any injuries occurred.
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Bicknell
Ind
Chicago Mayor Cermak Arrives in Bremen on European Tour
Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Chicago arrived in Bremen after the liner Bremen's stop at Bremerhaven and will travel through Karlsbad for several months. He assessed Chicago’s conditions as bad in some respects but not worse than other big cities as he begins a health and city administration study tour in Europe.
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Bremen
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Bremerhaven
Karlsbad
Cermak
Europe
Prominent Toledo Mian Dies Suddenl y
Pratt E. Tracy president of the Air-Way Electric Appliance Corp and Toledo financier died at Toledo Hospital after a rush by his chauffeur at 9 25 A M. Died twenty minutes later. Coroner began an inquest.
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Toledo C
Pratt E. Tracy
Air-Way Electric Appliance Corporation
Tolédo
Toledo Hospital
Frank G. Kreft
Major Battle Feared at Dixie Bee Mine in Indiana
Aug 3 Major gunfire resumes at the Dixie Bee mine near Terre Haute as 75 non union miners and guards face entrenched union pickets. Seven wounded reported as both sides brace for a possible major clash amid appeals for troops from Ralph Butler and Charles Moss. Plane reconnaissance accompanies the siege.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Dizie Bea
Mini
Dixie Bee
Ralph Butter
Charles Moss
Indianapolis
Harry G. Lesle
United Press
Monastery Chapel Razed by Fire at Villanova College
Fire destroyed the monastery chapel at Villanova College in Villanova Pennsylvania as mass continued in the adjacent church. Rev Charles Melchoir 0 S A procurator remained in the church of St Thomas while firefighters fought the blaze. Over two hundred nuns attended mass and more than fifty friars were injured seriously.
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Villanova
Villanova College
Charles Melchoir
S. A
Toledo Arson Accusations Tie Two Men in Farm Fires
Howard Frautschey and Harry Ayers, both of Toledo, admit starting a series of incendiary fires damaging wheat and straw stacks on Michigan farms. The blazes caused about 10000 dollars in two weeks. Frautschey claimed Ayers ordered a fire on the Rudolph Benzore farm amid allegations involving the Reau and Benoreine families.
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Toledo
Howard Frautschey
Harry W. Ayers
Michigan
Frautschey
Ayers
Charles Reau
Charles
Clarence Benoreine
Ardan Reau
Rudolph Benzore
Edward Meeker
Witels
Frautechey
Baltie, O
Quabb ee Rec e d ing 1 Report Signals Match Progress
In a brief sports update from the Quabb ee area supporters note a receding 1 and reference Miami and local players Haden Clarke Liam N Lancaster Jon. The item suggests agreement on results and plans for further action.
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Miami
Pla
Haden Clarke
Liam N
Lancaster
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Tate
Guthery
ARMY
Durbin
Dia Loge
Kentucky
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