Landon Speaks Tonight On Taxation
Governor Alf M Landon planned a major speech in Buffalo on taxation to energize New York Republicans ahead of the November election The event followed factional clashes within the party over leadership and strategy and rumor of a Union Party candidate consideration The trip included a dinner with the Republican committee and a later swing to Chicago and Illinois appearances before continuing to Topeka and New York for a Madison Square Garden address in October The speech touched on anti Roosevelt themes and included a denunciation of teacher oath laws.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Alf. M. Landon
New York
Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Melvin C. Eaton
Erie County
Brii F Jaechle
Eaton
Joy Lannon
Al&g Plm
Republican Enmity Committee
Republican Party
Chicago
Topeka
West Middlesea
Chautauqua
Mer Flow
Atlantic Seaboard
Madison Square Garden
Treasury
Declen Mills
State Assembly
Irvin Tyes
New York State
Landon
District of Columbia
Chest Group Looks Forward To Annual Campaign
Chest Group outlines plans for annual Community Chest drive. Fifty more notes proposed for membership. elections set for the board and officers at the September meeting. Campaign chairman to be chosen. November drive to be conducted.
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Chest Group
Incorperature Viia Community Chest, Inc
Thaetess
No Developments In Fire Investigation
Detective Lloyd Sweet reported no new developments in the fire probe into the deaths of Mrs William Cecil, 24, and her daughter Geraldine, 4, on August 11. The inquiry has narrowed to one witness who has been missing since the investigation began, and efforts are underway to locate that person.
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Lloyd Sweet
Niagara Falls
William Cecil
Geraldine
Weather OHTO: Showers Likely Tonight and Thursday
The weather forecast notes probable showers tonight and Thursday across most areas. It mentions slightly warmer conditions in the far southwest tonight and in the eastern and central portions on Thursday.
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OHTO
Secretary Dern Severely Ill At Walter Reed Hospital
Washington August 26 Members of Secretary of War George H Dern family were summoned to his bedside at Walter Reed Hospital where the 84 year old cabinet member is described as alarming due to heart and kidney complications from a spring influenza attack He has been in hospital weeks President Roosevelt recently visited and left word to keep him informed John Dern a Chicago lawyer is expected to arrive Dern who earlier governed Utah and later joined Roosevelt's cabinet was in mining work before his appointment
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Washington
George H Dern
Walter Reed Hospital
Dern
John Dern
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wilite
Elyria Men Seek Willys Overland Plan in Toledo Talk
Four Elyria men met in Toledo to press for a use plan for the Willys Overland plant in Elyria. They told Federal Judge Hahn of delinquent taxes and then conferred with Willys Overland officials on terms to purchase the property. The court heard testimony and adjourned with a ruling expected soon as the IRS and Lucas County tax issues were settled.
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Elyria
A. H.W H.W. Luethi
J. R. Johnson
A. C. Hudnutt
Toledo
Wil Oseeland
Elvrians
Hahn
Willys-Overland
Iver Wilson
Willys -Overland Coa
Lys
Cprr
Willys-Overstand Company
George P. Wahn
Itreraid Openlander
U.S. District Attorney
L. S&s. Treasury
Willys- Overland Company
Lucas County
Admits Being Driver Of Death Car In Ohio Case
SPRINGFIELD O Aug 26 Paul L Duckett 21 of Springfield admitted to Sheriff George W Benham and Coroner Austin Richards today that he was the hit skip driver of a automobile which killed Mrs Frances Perkins at Durbin Ohio Sunday night He said he fled because he was scared He had been arrested yesterday at his grandmother s home at Givens Ohio near Waverly A second degree manslaughter affidavit was to be filed against the youth in municipal court today.
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Springfield
Paul L. Duckett
George W Benham
Austin Richards
Frances Perkins
Durbin
Ohio
Duckett
Givens
Waverly
CCC Drainage Camp May Leave County
Lorain County may lose the CCC drainage camp near Gulf road if the Mendelson Reduction Company health issues are not resolved. Lieut. Carl G. Olson said conditions at the plant, about 1009 feet west of the camp, include stench from exposed dead animals and flies. If unresolved, the camp could be moved to spare nearly 200 members. County officials will refer the matter to the State Department of Agriculture to regulate or revoke the plant’s license, with inspector Jacob Leopold to inspect and enforce compliance.
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Lorain County
CCC
Gulf Road
Mendelson Reduction Company
Carl G. Olson
United States Navy
Lieut
Olson
M.A. Freitag
State Department
Art Instruction Set for Ten Lorain County Schools
Hundreds of young artists will study painting drawing and color in ten Lorain County schools next month under a new county circuit system. Lois Bingham and June Harrison will teach in six and four schools respectively, with programs varying by grade and school, from elementary crayon drawing to watercolor for older students.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
County Scheral Music Department
Lois Bingham
Onerim College
Paris
Clearview
Vincent
Avon Lake
Avon
Brookside
South Amherst
June Harrison
Kent State University
Belden
Maton
East Carlisle
Elyma Township
Denounce Circus Aspects Of Lindbergh Case
A Boston report to the American Bar Association sharply denounces the circus like aspects of the Lindbergh case. The special committee on criminal trials criticizes public handling and rush to judgment while noting the association as a whole does not necessarily share that stance.
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Lindbergh
Boston
Aspreta
American Bar Association
Special Committee
William L. Ransom
Association
Kiwanians To Hear Head Of Home For The Aged
Rev. Kari P. Maister superintendent of the Elyria Home for the Aged will address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at noon Thursday. The talk titled Tendencies in Aid for the Aged will be delivered at Hotel Billinghurst.
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Kari P. Maister
Elyria Home For the Aged
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Billinghurst
Meister
Forecast of Large Enrollment at Elyria High School
Elyria High School plans a first semester schedule close to last year’s, with increases in practical courses like manual arts and home economics. Principal P Shively notes enrollment may dip slightly if job opportunities draw students away, but city growth this summer could offset declines. School sessions begin with a half day opening September 8 and full classroom work starting September 9 as officials move to minimize lost time.
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Elyria High School
P. Shively
Shively
Roosevelt Heads to Drought Area for Policy Talks
President Roosevelt travels aboard the presidential special to the drought-stricken northwest for a series of conferences with governors and local officials. He will inspect damage across Minnesota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri with stops in Pierre La Crosse Des Moines and Des Moines. He aims to shape a definite drought control policy during the inspections and discussions with farmers.
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West Spectal
Ang. Roosevelt
Jeff Washington
Bismark
Roosevelt
Takotas
Minnesota
Towa
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Pierre, &. M
St. Paul
Minn
la Crosse
Wis
Des Moines
Springfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Strike Closes Plant in Cumberland Amid Labor Clash
The Kelly-Springfield Tire Company plant, a Goodyear subsidiary in Cumberland, closed today due to inadequate police protection during a striking incident. Edmund S. Burke, the president, issued the closing order following last night's clash as United Rubber Workers Union members had walked out on Monday.
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Cumberland
Kelly-Springfield Tire Company
Goodyear
Edmund S. Burke
United Rubber Workers Union
Robson Funeral Held Today for Elyria Businessman James Robson
Funeral services for James Edward Robson 67 longtime Elyria businessman were set for 3 p m today at St Andrews Episcopal Church with Rev B Redhead officiating. Robson a lifelong resident and former partner in Fauver and Robson died Sunday evening after a two month illness.
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James Edward Robson
Elyria
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
B. Redhead
Robson
Elyria and Vicinity
Fauver and Robson
Two New Deal Senators Triumph In Primary Races
Incumbent senators faced anti administration challengers in Mississippi and South Carolina with victory in both states. Pat Harrison in Mississippi led opponent Martin Connor by over two to one, while James F Grynes in South Carolina held a large lead for the Democratic nomination. California returns showed Townsend forces possibly retaining influence as eight incumbents backed by Townsend appeared headed for renomination.
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Senate
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Martin §. Connor
Roosevelt
South Carolina
James F. Grynes
California
Townsend
Charles J. Colden
Eleven Die In Plane Crash In Russia Near Krasnoyarsk
An airplane crash near Krasnoyarsk in Asiatic Russia killed eleven people and injured three others, mostly regional government officials, with Pilar Kukanov among the injured. The disaster ranks Russia’s worst aviation crash since 1934.
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Moscow
Russia
Maxim Garki
Krasnoyarsk
Regoval Government
Pilar Kukanov
President Roosevelt to Speak in Cleveland Campaign Visit
President Roosevelt plans at least one major campaign speech in Ohio before the November election with a Cleveland night rally at the lakefront stadium. He may also speak briefly in Youngstown and Akron after touring the Muskingum flood-control district, with a possible stop in Columbus or Cincinnati if urged by allies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Lakefront Stadium
Youngstown
Akron
Muskingum
Columbus
Uin- Veinnatl
Rebellion In Spain Enters Final Phase
The final phase of the Spanish rebellion appeared near, with rebels on the offensive in key battle zones and making progress. Loyalists reported Segovia captured after a four hour fight, and Asturias miners aiding air assaults on Oviedo, while government air power and frontline reports showed mixed gains and renewed rebel momentum around Madrid and the Navacerrada Pass.
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United Press
Lisbon
Portugal
ALG
Segovia
Madrid
Navacerrada
Guadar- Tama
Asturias
Oviedo
San Sebastian
Cordoba
Iran
Estremadura
Coumn
Valencia
Britik
Mulage
Antequerra
Malaga
Seville
Granada
Virgillia San Michal Cabanellas
Francisco Franco
Trotsky Ordered Out of Norway by December 18
Oslo August 2 News says the Norwegian government ruled that Leon Trotsky violated asylum terms by political activity and must leave Norway by December 18. He may remain under stricter non political restrictions. a police guard surrounds his home amid threats from Moscow aligned groups.
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Oslo
Leon Trotsx
Joseph Stalin
Trotsky
Moscow
Nikoli Lenin
Stalin
Russia
Gregory Zinoviev
Leo Kamenevy
Immigration Office
Japanese Patrol and 20 Soviet Cavalrymen Clash
Tokyo reports a clash between a Japanese patrol and Soviet cavalrymen inside Manchukuo. The Japanese returned fire, forcing the Russians to retreat with one Soviet casualties. Soviet reinforcements and machine guns occupied the river bank, drawing protest from Harbin's foreign affairs commissioner to the Soviet consul.
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Tokyo
Dome
Hsinking Manchukuo
Manchukhuan
Kwantunk
Politsa
Harbin
Spanish Rebels Advance On Iran Front Battle Near Border
Spanish rebels led by Moors and foreign legionaries push frontal attack toward Iran’s frontier city of Biriatow as outposts advance over a mile. Loyalists fire heavy machine guns, drag two cannons to Rehoche bridgehead, and battle intensifies with rebel air support and a moving armored train confrontation near Irun and Trun.
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United Press
Biriston
Iran
Asturias
Trun
Rehoche
France
Biriatow
San Sebastian
Irun
Stalin Warns Red Forces To Be Prepared
London report cites Joseph Stalin warning the Soviet public and Red Army to brace for momentous events as enemies position themselves. The radio speech urges comrades to be ready to lay down their lives in defense of the proletarian fatherland on the eve of major actions.
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London
Ilp
London Evening News Today
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Red Army
Red Forces
Soviet Police Arrest Secretary of Radek
Soviet secret police arrest Comrade Tivel, secretary and right hand man of Radek the famous journalist. Tivel faced charges of campaigning to restore Trotsky power and allegedly acted under Comrade Tardei in the Social Economic Branch. Radek had been under party scrutiny in recent years amid the so called error trial connections.
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Moscow
Karl Radek
Leon Trotsky
Tivel
Trotsky
Soviet Russia
Tardei
Youse
Radek
Communist Party
Gremn
Troteky Im Oste
Government in Madrid Prepares for Emergency Defense
Madrid braces as authorities close southern roads to Toledo without a special pass and issue warnings against rumor spread. President Azana accepts the resignations of 19 members of the tribunal of guarantees, new revolutionary tribunals are created, and prisons swell with right wing leaders as Loyalists claim to hold their ground amid intensified front line fighting and raids on rebel sympathizers.
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United Press
Madrid
Toledo
Manel Azana
Tribunal of Guarantees
United States Supreme Court
Fernando Gasset
Popular Front
War Ministry
Estremadura
Valencia
Syndicalist
Ramon Albareda
Alfonso
Ramon
Santiago Parra Mateo
Bullitt Named Ambassador to France in Roosevelt Shuffle
Washington August 25 The State Department reorganizes its top diplomats after Jesse S Straus resigns as ambassador to France President Roosevelt appoints William C Bullitt to Paris Bullitt 45 a veteran diplomat currently ambassador to Russia is expected to sail for Paris around September 20 He previously helped recognize the Soviet Union and served in Moscow Loy Henderson will head the Moscow embassy until a new ambassador is named.
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Washington
State Department
Europe
Jesse S. Straus
France
Roosevelt
William C. Bullitt
William Phillips
Italy
Breckinridge Long
Bullitt
Russia
Paris
Department
Wilson
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
United States
US. .R
Moscow
Loy Henderson
Madrid water supply seized by rebel forces
Madrid’s water source feared to be in rebel hands after Seville radio reported capture of the Loweve Biow region by northern rebel command. Authorities warned of potential disruption to water supply.
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Madrid
Gibraltar
Seville
Bulle Mole
Loweve Biow
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