Landon Pledges Budget Balance in Key Ohio Stop
Governor Alf M. Landon arrives in Cincinnati at 7:30 a.m. and declares he will balance the federal budget within four years. He assails the New Deal as a “sordid bartering” and warns voters against the administration’s alleged propaganda machine funded by the public treasury. He targets Minnesota auctioning votes and calls the November election a turning point for the American system of government.
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Gov
Landon
Chicago
Washington
Kansas
Minnesota
Tetenti
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Gov. Landon
New Deal
Lanon
Ohio Weather Outlook Cloudy and Cooler
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions and cooler temperatures in eastern and northern portions tonight. Sunday should be generally fair with improving conditions across the region.
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Ohio
Fascists Bomb Loyalist Lines West of Madrid
Rebel troops bombed and strafed Loyalist front 33 miles west of Madrid as Moorish and Foreign Legion units attacked, supported by tanks and artillery. Strong insurgent numbers and airpower overwhelmed militiamen despite stubborn Loyalist resistance along the Alberche River front.
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San Martin
Navas del Rey
Miners Fight Way Into Oviedo
Miners and insurgents clash near Oviedo with rebels advancing toward the city center. Garrison forces in fortified districts communicate by semaphore as miners seize western districts and reunions unfold amid the siege.
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Roosevelt Defends Trade Treaties on Campaign Train
President Roosevelt on the campaign trail defends reciprocal trade agreements in Omaha after praising the treaty in St. Paul. He plans a Lincoln speech and a farm conference with Henry A. Wallace, and will tout New Deal reform while courting Sen. Norris and Nebraska Democrats amid party tensions.
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Roosevelt
Lincoln
Neb
Omaha
Mid-West
Minnesota State House
St. Paul
George Norris
Minnesota
Farmer-Labor Party
Iowa
South Dakota
Tlillinois
Henry A. Wallace
Norris
Afton
Barry Carpenter
Democratic Party
State House
Minneapolis
Canada
Alf M. Landon
America
Ickes Ties Coughlin to Landon in Ohio Speech
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes accused Father Coughlin of aiding Rep. William Lemke and helping elect Alf Landon. In Columbus he framed a shared anti-Roosevelt objective with Landon and Lemke, calling the Coughlin-Lemke tie a fake play. He urged union parity votes to back the administration.
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Harold L. Ickes
Lemke
Landon
Roosevelt
Coughlin
Alfred E. Smith
Ohio State
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Ickes
Mr. Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
National Tube Operations to Increase at Lorain Plant
The National Tube Company in Lorain will raise activity next week above this week’s level. Two more pipe mills will run, three blast furnaces stay in production, eleven open hearth furnaces continue, and the Bessemer converter will double its turns. Skelp, butt, lap, and seamless mills have varied weekly schedules starting Monday, with changes possible based on orders.
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Bessemer
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Skelp Mill
Yeggs Loot Hiawassee Bank and Forcibly Close
Expert cracksmen looted the bank of Hiawassee taking 7000 in cash and 40900 in notes. The bank was forced to close after the robbery.
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Offices To Close For Columbus Day Observance
City hall closes at noon Monday for Columbus Day. Service Director I. P. Faxon urges water bill payments before noon. The courthouse and the Old Age Pension Office will be closed all day.
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I. Pb. Faxon
RFC reports 67 percent of disbursements repaid
Washington October 10 Jesse H Jones RFC chairman announced that 67 percent of all RFC disbursements excluding direct payments to government agencies and relief have been repaid indicating recoveries from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation program.
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Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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Russia's Protest on Spain Delayed to Dodge U Naction
London October 14 Soviet Russia sought to add teeth to the Spanish nonintervention pact but action was delayed to absorb fire. Russia’s envoy agreed to sidetrack via an exchange of diplomatic notes on charges and countercharges, aided by France’s desire to avoid antagonizing Italy and Germany and to leave room for a Locarno settlement.
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Italy
Germany
New School Bus Enters Service In East Carlisle
East Carlisle district启动新校车 Monday 将用于高一及初中学生通学 该30人座的新车是县内最大之一 将与现有两辆校车一起运营 并新增一名驾驶员 C T Shepard 被任命为区内额外驾驶员 将服务扩展至 Elsha 高中学生及初中部学生通学
Twenty One Year Old Woman Confesses Slaying in Kenosha
A 21 year old woman confessed to police that she shot and killed Herbert Winter, a 41 year old Kenosha automobile salesman, last Thursday and left his body in a wooden section on the outskirts of the city.
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Herbert Winter
Kenosha
Mussolini orders 50 percent rise in munitions hours
Premier Benito Mussolini moves to speed Italy’s arms effort by boosting weekly production hours at 1,200 munitions factories from 490 to 60, authorizes new air fields near France Spain Yugoslavia and the East, and increases navy personnel to 60 000. He cites urgent needs for Mary and air forces and notes air training at Caserta has doubled.
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Leader of French Fascism Says He Was Framed
Col. Francois de la Rocque, leader of France’s Croix de Feu, says Socialist government authorities framed him and others in the indictment accusing the group of reorganizing the outlawed Fascist movement.
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United Press
Paris
Francois de la Rocque
France
Croix de Feu
Republican Precinct Committeemen Postponed Meeting
Elsha Republican precinct committeemen meeting moved from Monday night to Thursday night due to Governor Lan don’s Cleveland open house speech. Carl Curtis, city central committee chairman, announced the change. Meeting at 8 p m at Republican campaign headquarters above Paradise Soda Grill on Broad Street.
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Elsha
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Carl Curtis
City Central Committee
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Republican Campaign
Paradise Soda Grill
Broad Street
Mayor Curbs Licensed Driving Suspensions Under New Law
The state’s new driver’s license law restricts suspensions to courts of record, nullifying suspensions by mayor’s and justice-of-the-peace courts. Justice Joseph Petro and Mayor Don A. Baird announced no further suspensions in drunken driving convictions.
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Joseph Petro
Don A. Baird
Elyria Y M C A Campaign Opens With Veterans Team
Elyria Y M C A begins its twenty-fifth anniversary membership drive Monday night with veterans from the 1911 campaign forming an “ohitimers” team led by captain A R Jones. Ten teams start canvassing, with group memberships to boost participation and a goal of 250 men. a separate boys campaign targets 500 memberships starting Tuesday.
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W. B. Timms
H. G. Stevick
M. F. Fey
Judges Refuse To Name Same Persons Receivers In All HOLC Cases
Common Pleas Judge D A Cook and Guy B Fingier reject appointing the same receivers in HOLC cases. An HOLC attorney protests, arguing HOLC should name its agents Lehman Johnson and Michael Peer as receivers. Courts distribute appointments, and any chosen receiver must be acceptable to involved litigants.
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D. A. Cook
Guy B. Fingier
All Home Owners Loan Corporation
Ohio
Lehman and Johnson
Michael Peer
Lorain
Driver Falls Asleep Kills Two Antioch Students
In Chambersburg on Lincoln Highway at Caledonia Park a touring car veered off road as driver James Myers Jr fell asleep. Harriet Randall 21 of Cleveland Heights and Margaret Walden 26 of Newtonville were killed. Albert Sawyer 20 of Cannons Lane Ky injured. Myers faces manslaughter charge. All were Antioch College students en route to New York City.
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Cleveland Heights
Margaret Walden
Newtonville
Mass
James Myers
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Coscob
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Lincoln Highway
Caledonia Park
Here
Mrers
Albert B. Sawyer
Cannons Lane
Kry
Chambersburg
Yellow Springs
New York City
Antioch College
Randall
Emergency Landing Saves Flight Over Portsmouth Football Field
Pilot George Pomeroy and three New York passengers landed safely near the Portsmouth stadium after bad weather and a failed radio beam left him lost from Newark en route to Cincinnati. Port Columbus radio operator Ralph Oliver coordinated with state patrol and locals who assembled a lighted circle around the emergency field to guide the Douglas aircraft to a landing.
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George Pomeroy
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Barrington
Albert Powell
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MacFadden Narrowly Escapes Plane Crash in Texas
MacFadden publisher Bernarr MacFadden and secretary Madeline Clair escaped injury when his airplane crashed into a fence during warmup at San Antonio. He said the craft lurched forward suddenly before takeoff. His daughters Helen and Beulah watched from the hangar as the plane sustained heavy damage. He planned to fly to Houston for a political talk that night.
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Madeline Clair
MacFadden
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Beulah
Tonight's Talks On Political Front
Radio listings show programs on WGAR and WAM stations with discussions involving Father Coughlin and President Roosevelt. The schedule notes 9:00 PM mentions Roosevelt with no further details.
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