Soviet Press Warns Hitler Prepares New European Slaughter
Moscow reports in Izvestia and Pravda accuse Germany of a provocative campaign and anti Soviet attacks. They say Hitler plans a new surprise to trigger broader war as German conscription expands and food shortages loom. Pravda blames Russian militarism in pretext. Tavestia counters German crop failure claims as unfounded.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Iadar
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Izvestia
Pravda
Hitler
Germany
Tavestia
Russian
Ukraine
Death by Own Action Verdict in Wolf Case Near Foxville
A coroner ruled Walter Merrill Wolf aged 28 dead by his own action after his body was found in a mountain road car between Tracey Delauter and Elmer P Wolf. Police noted drinking and a depressed mood in days before. survived by parents Elmer P and Eliza J Wolf and five sisters and two brothers.
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Patrick M. Schnauffer
Walter
Merril Wolf
Foxville
Tracey Delauter
Elmer P
Wolf
Young Wolf
Eliza J. Wolf
Paul Wolf
Roger Wolf
Avey Smith
Zion
Osby McAfee
Clayton McAfee
Thurmont
Glenn Wagaman
Deerfield
Maud Wolf
Vacancies In Marine Corps Field Trumpeters Drummers
The Marine Corps Recruiting Station at Post Office Building Haltimore announces vacancies for field trumpeters and drummers during September and October. Qualified young men with cornet bugle trumpet trombone or drums may write for full information. Sorghum now widely grown originated in Africa.
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Marine Corps
Haltimore
Dern Funeral Set For Tuesday In Salt Lake City
Washington Aug 28 Saluting guns marked the mourning for Secretary of War George Henry Dern. At Walter Reed hospital his body lay in state as Mrs Dern and the secretary's five children made funeral plans. A guard from the 16th Brigade stood outside the room where Dern died yesterday after influenza led to cardiac and kidney complications. Flags nationwide were half staff on Roosevelt's orders. Funeral services were planned for Mount Pleasant Congregational Church in Washington before a train to Salt Lake City for Tuesday rites with President Roosevelt in attendance.
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Washington
George
Henry Dern
Mra Dern
Walter Reed Hospital
16Th Brigade
Roosevelt
Capitol
District of Columbia
Army
Navy
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Salt Lake City
Farmers on Outing Today at City Park
County officials attended a luncheon at City Park as part of a farmers outing. E B Dorsett of the Pennsylvania State Grange will speak on The Future of Agriculture at 2 15 pm with remarks by Simon L Downey T Roy Brookes and C E Wise Jr Also 4 H girls will demo and a dress review A bargain between Pomona Grange and Farm Bureau starts at 1 pm In Baltimore Captain of Police Clarence G Emmert and Detective William Peters are in the city on business.
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E. B. Dorsett
Pennsylvania State Grange
Maryland Farm Bureau
Pomona Grange -and-Farm Bureau
Baltimore
Clarence G. Emmert
William Peters
Deaths Arthur Smith of Keedysville area 33
Arthur Martin Smith of Huyetts Crossroads died at Washington County Hospital after a two day illness aged 33. Survived by wife Ruth and six children. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at his father-in-law Irvin Harbaugh home near Keedysville with Rev. Chapman and Rev. Stine officiating. Interment Boonsboro cemetery. Also Job Mann aged 86 died at his nephew C E B Creager’s home 1203 Hamilton Boulevard. Requiem at St Thomas Episcopal Han cock with viewing today 3 to 4 pm.
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Arthur Martin Smith
Huyetts
Washington County Hospital
Ruth Smith
Betty J
Charles L
Arthur M
Robert J
Edward L
Richard D
Charles Smith
Trego
Ernest
Floyd
Keedysville
Albertus
Yarrowsburg
Chester
Gwendolyn
Irvin Harbaugh
H. D. Chapman
F.L. Stine
Boonsboro Cemetery
Job Mann
C. E B. Creager
Hamilton Boulevard
St Thomas Episcopal Church
Hancock
Drought Plan Averts Desert, Prescribes Measures Across Plains
President Roosevelt adjusts schedule to attend Secretary Dennett's funeral in Salt Lake City while drought officials unveil a 15 point program. It urges soil erosion control, land retirement, dam building, land acquisitions, irrigation, weather and credit reforms, and federal land leasing to restore the Great Plains. Percy Grainger noted for multi instrument talents.
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South Dakota
Wyoming
Rapid City
Salt Lake City
Morris L. Sooke
Great Plains
Nature
Drought Committee
Bribe Offer Admitted in Sam Druckman Murder Case
Albany August 28 grand jury testimony on bribe offers in Sam Druckman murder case admitted into evidence during remover hearing for District Attorney William Geoghan. Governor Lehman ordered the testimony read to be fair to Geoghan. Testimony described Carmine Anzalone offering a $100 bribe to tamper with the grand jury.
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Albany, N. Yy
Sam. Drukman
William F. Geoghan
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Geoghan
Carmine Anzalone
State Assembly
Pair Ready For Ocean Journey
New York August 28 Dick Merrill and Harry Richman prepared to depart Floyd Bennett Field for a round trip trans Atlantic flight to London in the monoplane Lady Peace The plan is lunch in London Saturday with a return to New York for a late breakfast Sunday Merrill praised the 1000 horsepower craft after a 710 mile test flight along the New England coast and Richman noted the radio setup functioned perfectly The $50 000 venture backs their ocean crossing with Merrill on vacation from his airline post and due back Monday Gores ballast includes 10000 table tennis balls for buoyancy if forced down at sea
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New York
Dick Merrill
Harry Richman
Floyd Bennett Field
London
Merrill
New England
Richman
Bush
Chinese Bandits Slay 3 Passengers On Ferry Heist
Off Tangku a gang aboard the ferry Liho posed as passengers and robbed 100 Chinese travelers crossing the bay of Chibli. They seized 32 as hostages, escaped in a junk, and killed three passengers leaving no possessions behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
China
Crime touches Hell as youths hijack slot machines
Three youths hijacked two slot machines from the Hell store of James and John Pressley. They cut the sole telephone wire, interrupting resort communications. John Pressley walked five miles to Pinckney to report the case.
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Pinckney, Mich
Hell
Mich
James
John Preasley
John Pressley
Pinckney
Young Hero Given Work in Tabernash
Bryan Untiect, lauded for sheltering fellow students during the 1931 Towner bus tragedy near Towner Colorado, began a road crew job in Tabernash. At 18 he will earn 13 cents an hour for 48 hours weekly and aims to support his family, after Hoover invited him to the White House years ago.
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White House
Herbert Hoover
Towner
Unitedt
Bryan
Denver
Walter Lear
National Reemployment Service
Tabernash
Miners Refuse Part Of Wages Strike Continues
Miners reiterate hunger strike after district officials allocate part of overdue wages. They lower a death painted cage and the women at the pit head react with hysteria as authorities attempt another fund raising to end the stoppage and save the miners.
Tenants and Owner Mystery in Chicago Building
Chicago Aug 28 A man named William Ihde told Judge Justin F McCarthy that none of the tenants in a six flat building paid rent for years because they did not know who owned it Mrs Delphina Lance accused Ihde of posing as owner and trying to evict her for non payment The judge fined Ihde 100 and ordered an ownership investigation of the building
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Chicago
William Ihde
Justin F. McCarthy
Delphina Lance
Ihde
Shde
McCarthy
Spanish Rebel Plane Fends Off Two Government Bombers
At the Franco-Spanish frontier a rebel scouting plane engaged in a dramatic aerial battle and drove two government bombers back to their bases. Bullets from the rebel plane spattered French soil as the clash unfolded today near Siriatou.
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Siriatou
Rebels plan dictatorship by military junta announced
The Fascist Junta in Burgos outlined steps toward a military dictatorship if Madrid falls, including purging Loyalist offices, annulling socialist reforms, restituting confiscated property, and suppressing Loyalist labor groups. It also announced reestablished World communication via German lines and protested France over sacking the Bank of Spain.
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Madrid
Burgos
France
England
Vigo
Bank of Spain
Mola
Francisco Franco
Padres shortstop George Myatt wed at home plate
In San Diego this day 9000 fans witnessed the wedding of George Myatt Padres shortstop and Miss Georgia Smith a girl softball pitcher. Myatt led off by hitting the first pitch and fielded brilliantly as Chick Shiver’s homer gave the Padres a 3 to 2 victory.
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San Diego
George Myatt
San Diego Padres
Georgia Smith
Myatt
Chick Shiver
Padres
Tipsy Soviets aving Mishaps Are Imprisoned
New York dispatch reports Mrs John B Sheppard recounting warnings from a New York liquor official about Russia. She says under sober conditions a man may get a light fine for an accident after drinking but if intoxicated he could face five years in prison.
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New York
Russia
John
Sheppard
New York State Liquor Authority
Gripaholm
Sweden
Finland
Soviet Russia
Senator Adoo incapacitated by car accident
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo was incapacitated by a car accident in Santa Barbara and said he had to surrender to a microbe. He announced the illness at a Democratic dinner in San Francisco where he spoke by telephone that evening.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
William
Adoo
San Francisco
Chicago Grain Market Quotation by Stein Bros and Boyce
Stein Bros and Boyce quote the Chicago grain market from the McConat Armatrong Building noting price movements and trading activity. The report highlights bid and ask levels for corn wheat and oats with context on supply and demand factors influencing the day.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComas-Armatrong
Penna. R. R. Vase
Q Radio Fae Eee
Ltd. Oil of
N. J
U.S. Steel
United Aircraft
Union Pacific
West
Elec
Western Union
Weat
LOGWS
Te Texas Corp
Warner Bros
McConat-Armatrong Building
Oil Scented Farm Sparks Four Mack Brothers Trouble
In Garland on their dairy property four Mack brothers struck oil by accident and now face a stubborn seepage problem. They drilled for water but discover oil contaminating water and milk, forcing them to find a method to stem the flow on the farm.
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Rochester
N. Y
Mack Brothers
Garland
Macks
Stinchfield Elected ABA President to Succeed Ransom
Frederick Harold Stinchfield of Minneapolis Minnesota was chosen president of the American Bar Association to succeed William L. Ransom of New York. The 54 year old lawyer takes the helm at Boston meeting on August 28.
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Harold Hoffmar
John F. Condon
Hauptmann
American Bar Association
Boston
Oscar Hallam
St. Paul
William L. Ransom
Bar Association
Hallam
A. P
Stinchfield
Frederick Harold Stinchfield
Minneapolis, Minn
New York
Typhoid Immunization Drives Reach Flood Areas This Summer
Health officials report immunisation clinics vaccinated 3 000 people in flood swept regions. Only one case remains in Hancock, the sole unvaccinated family member. Three additional cases in Pectonville clustered in one family. Carrier transmission suspected. County Health Department now monitors 22 carriers to prevent outbreaks.
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Ares
Hancock
Pectonville
Health Department
Negotiations Eased Plant Walkout as Governor Oversees Talks
The governor left for Annapolis after talks began and placed responsibility on conferees for a peaceful settlement. Strikers withdrew pickets from the plant gate while state police retired to barracks and two city officers remained on duty. The company pledged not to operate the factory during negotiations while remaining workers in shipping and maintenance continued.
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Annapolis
Nice
Attorneys plea heat and drought cited in rehearing request
In Lincoln Nebraska on August 28 attorneys asking the Nebraska Supreme Court for a rehearing in a suit to quiet title argued they overlooked key matters due to extreme heat and drought. They contend the court considered the case during June and July 1936 when weather hindered cool deliberate discussion of facts and law.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
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