Coughlin Apologizes to President Roosevelt in Open Letter
Detroit July 24 Father Charles E Coughlin issues a public apology to President Roosevelt for calling him a liar in a speech at Cleveland July 16 While expressing intent to defeat Roosevelt at the polls he also says he bears no personal quarrel and is open to Rome curtailing his political activities The note appears in the Social Justice July 27 issue signed by Father Coughlin and outlines possible enforcement from church authorities as Bishop Gallagher arrives to decide further steps MT Lena picnic set for August 8 with the Mt Lena Union Sunday School and Harmony Band providing music.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Social Justice
Father Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Coughlin
United States
Cleveland
Rome
William Lemke
Union Party
Michael Gallagher
Hunger marchers occupy Capitol in failed relief bid
Hunger marchers camped in the Pennsylvania State House as the legislature adjourned without restoring unemployment relief. State police ejected demonstrators who slid down ropes into the Senate chamber while leaders demanded action. The session adjourned after approving $10,000,000 for immediate relief and notes for $49,500,000 to be repaid by future taxes.
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Harrisburg
Senate Chamber
John Muldowney
Wilkess Barre
Earle
Senate
Wilkes Barre
State House
House
Girl Struck by Maryland Truck in Hancock
Donis Louise Lehman nine of Enion Township Fulton County was seriously injured when struck by a Maryland State Roads Commission truck driven by Jacob Mitchell on Main Street Hancock at 730 last evening She was taken to a physician’s office for first aid and remained unconscious An investigation by State Police Corporal Dillinger found the driver unable to avoid the child as she ran into the road The girl is the daughter of Justice Merril Lehman of Enion Township
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Donis Louise Lehman
Union Township
Fulton County
Pennsylvania
Mainstreet
Hancock
Ernest Iden
Maryland State Roads Commission
Jacob Mitchell
C. Dillinger
Mitchell
Justice of the Peace
Merril Lehman
Enion Township
Madrid Quiet as Mountain Fight Rages
Madrid remains tense as fighting continues around the capital. Government forces say they won a victory at Guada varama, a key water-control point, while artillery bursts and sniper fire echo through the city. Trucks carry provisions to militia as reinforcements set out at night and the capital sits in relative quiet aside from distant shelling.
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Guadarrama
Madrid
Mystery Of Napoleon's Marshal Sought From Grave
In Statesville North Carolina a 90 year old grave yields a chase for the fate of Marshal Ney and a possible link to Peter Stewart Ney a Carolina schoolteacher. Historians debate Ney's fate and a search plans to uncover silver relics or bullets to settle the mystery.
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Napoleon
W. W. Anderson
Statesville
N.C
Marshal Ney
Michael Ney
Napoleon Bonnozzie
Peter Stewart Ney
Catolina
France
America
Ney
Charleston
D. C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Third Creek Presbyterian Church
Here
Peter Stewart New
Napoleon Bonaparte
Allison
Marshal of France
Madrid Embassy Sits Tight as Rebel Forces Advance
Spanish hostilities push residents toward evacuation as rebels threaten Madrid. Embassy officials report heavy fighting near the chancery and roof-top militia positions across the city. Naval leaders prep ships along the eastern seaboard to aid evacuation if State Department requests.
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Madrid
Eric C. Wendelin
Wendelin
Malaga
San Sebastian
Hawlett Johnson
Chancery
Popular Front
Red
Fuentarrabla
Turkeys Stolen Amid Turmoil Reported Near Malaga
A chaotic scene unfolds as armed Communists patrol streets near Malaga amid executions of fascist leaders. A capital crime claims three turkeys from Mary Wolfinger’s farm, with arrests by Sheriff Malott and deputies revealing hidden poultry in Campbell’s Bloom’s Aley home.
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Consighle
Malaga
George M. Gray
Fas
Theodore Campbell
Harryvist
Puller
Jimes
Farm of Shore
Wolfinger
Old Forge Road
Graves
Malott
Campbell
Bloom
Aley
Officer Testifies on Hitting Arm to Save King
In Covent Garden Bow Street court McMahon records Special Constable Anthony Gordon Dick describing a pistol hand strike eight days earlier as King Edward rode by on Constitution Hill. He says he struck the prisoner's pistol hand to prevent danger and calls for witnesses.
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Bow Street
Covent Garden Market
McMahon
Anthony Gordon Dick
Edward
Constitution Hill
Alfred Landon Addresses Recovery and Relief Platform
Territorial pageantry marks the Cleveland convention as Landon pledges relief measures and free enterprise. Republicans call for ending constant government pressure, reducing debts and taxes, soil conservation, cash benefits, workers' rights to unionize, and maintaining independence in foreign policy and constitutional change.
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Landon
Hamilton
Bertrand Snell
New York
Cleveland
Rev Dr Spahr to Speak at City Park Worship
Rev Dr Henry J Stahr president of Hood College Frederick will address open air service at City Park Sunday July 26 at 6 30 pm under Young People Christian Federation auspices The Presbyterian church youth group will host with Christ Reformed choir led by Prof Charles Cassell Rain plan set for Presbyterian church if weather turns.
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Head College
City Park
Young People’s Christian Federation
Henry J. Stahr
Hood College
Frederick
Presbyterian Church
Christ Reformed Church
Charles Cassell
Nighttime shooting report details in rural home scene
Mrs Meyers fired at a wounded intruder after a confrontation in a farm setting. A flashlight tied to a gun aided aiming while the intruder asked for water. The two men loaded the injured woman into a car and fled as police sought hospital or physician treatment details.
Kellogg’s ALL-Bran Promises Regular Habits
An ad advises readers on avoiding constipation through a high bulk diet. Kellogg’s ALL-BrAN is promoted as a reliable source of bulk that absorbs moisture and cleanses the system. Two tablespoons daily with milk or cream are suggested, with Aut-Buan for stubborn cases. The cereal is sold by grocers and made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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