Pennsylvania primary reshapes party battle for 1936
Democratic contenders surge as Kennedy and Wilson backers clash with Earle and Jones in the heated Pennsylvania primary. Labor splits with CIO ally Guffey backing Kennedy while the Federation supports Jones for Governor, Earle for Senator. Over 4 million voters registered, race centers on U S Senate and Governor contests ahead of November.
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Pennsylvania
G. Mason Pwlett
U.S
James J. Davis
Washington
Pwlett
Gifford Pinchot
Arthur H. James
Democrata
U. S
Trade and Craft Unioniam
John L. Lewis
CIO Chieftain
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
Lewis
Joseph F. Guffey
Thomas Kennedy
S. Davis Wilson
Philadelphia
State Federation
Charles Alvin Jones
George H. Earle
Democratic Committee
Pacific Islets Invite Colonists Despite Harsh Living Conditions
Hundreds of Americans write Uncle Sam to send them to five Phoenix Islands Canton Enderbury Jarvis Howland and Baker seeking colonial adventure. The jobs are scarce and mostly taken by Hawaiian youth. Life there mixes primitive tasks with modern aims, water is scarce, and upkeep is a constant challenge.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Canton
Enderbury
Jervis
Howland
Baker
Hawaii
New England
Department of the Interior
Jonesy Islands
Sam
Island
Beng
Interior Department
Pea
Leon
Phoenix Islands
Jarvis
Sam Put
Great Britain
Navy
Cedillo Seizes Mexican University Amid Martial Law Tensions
In Mexico authorities tighten control as Cedillo supporters resist demands to surrender arms. Soldiers patrol banks and public buildings while Cedillo remains at Juarez Palomas under medical care. Described as a former division general, Cedillo commands a peasant army estimated at 18 000 to 35 000 loyal to his agrarian reforms.
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Thal
Cedillo
Juas Palomas
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico City
Cardenan
Father Miller Freed by Justice Dunn in Larceny Case
H. M. Miller, 40, of Atlanta Georgia was given a suspended sentence by Magistrate John D. Dunn after being accused of larceny of gold from Poore Dental Laboratories. He and his two sons were sent by bus to Washington DC. A local citizen funded the rescue of the two boys. The gold was later found at a pawn shop where it had been sold for ten dollars.
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John D. Dunn
Washington, D. C
H. M. Miller
Atlanta
Poore Dental Laboratories
Professional Arta
Nine Injured in Two-Car Collision Near Smithsburg
A collision yesterday evening at the Smithsburg Ringgold and Bowmans Mill Welty’s Church roads injured nine people. Drivers Lester A. Kline of Pondaville and Roy Duffey of Smithsburg were involved. passengers included Dor othy Blickenatoff, Nevin Blickenatoff, Everett Detrow, Carroll Detrow, Roy Detrow, and Walter Myers. Everett Detrow suffered head injuries and a broken shoulder. four victims were hospitalized. Deputy Leister Isanogle investigated.
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Smithsburg-Ringgold
Bowmans Mill-Welty
Church Road
Lester A. Kline
Pondaville
Roy Duffey
Smithaburg
Route 2
Kine
Dorothy
Nevin Blickenatoff
Pordsville
Duffey
Everett Detrow
Carroll Detrow
Roy Detrow
Walter Myers
Smithsburg
C. I. Wolfinger
Kline
Bowmans Mill-Welty Church
Philanthropist John F Boyle Dies in Baltimore
John Francis Boyle 64 Arkansas businessman turned philanthropist died Sunday at University Hospital. His widow Snow Yowell, formerly of Little Rock, was with him and will accompany the body to their home tonight.
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Baltimore
John Francis Boyle
Arkansas
University Hospital
Miss Snow Yowell
Little Rock
Two Charged With Assault After Hancock Chief Scuffle
Chief of Police Robert Miller of Hancock fought with two men on Saturday night. Thomas Hensley of Round Top is charged with Assault. Charles Hensley is accused of interfering with an officer and assault. Corp. Carl Dillinger of the State Police assisted. Magistrate Cornelius set hearings.
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Robert Miller
Hancock
Cornelius
Miller
Thomas Hensley
Round Top
Charles Hensley
Corp
Carl Dillinger
Charles
Barkley To Speak At City Democratic Banquet
Senator Alber W. Barkley will be principal speaker at the annual dinner of the Baltimore Democratic Woman's Club on Saturday night. Mrs. August Klecka chairs the event as Maryland's six Democratic gubernatorial candidates, two senators, and other Democratic officials are expected to attend.
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Baltimore
Alber W. Barkley
Senate
Democratic Woman's Club
August Klecka
Maryland
Roosevelt Returns To White House After Potomac Cruise
President Roosevelt returned to the White House late Sunday from a weekend cruise on the Potomac River. He was accompanied by Senator and Mrs. Robert M. La Follette, Senator Theodore F. Green, and Mrs. James Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Potomac River
Robert M. la Follette
Wis
Theodore F. Green
R. J
James Roosevelt
Fire at Atlanta hotel leaves many trapped and injured
Debris filled the hotel ruins as searchers pace the site near the Southern Railway station. Ambulances lined up while rescuers, including a 54 year old firefighter and a 12 year old clerk, suffered burns in the effort. Victims include a bellhop, a county clerk, and a family found dead in a room. The old structure sits near Five Points in the Atlanta yards.
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Howe
Southern Railway
Ben J. Berry
G. R. Kimberly
B. K. Guiley
Department of Internal Revenue
Berry
Whitehead
Roberta
Amall
Atlanta
Five Pointe
Haile Selassie Declines London Meeting Over Health
Ethiopia's exiled Emperor Haile Selassie was described as too sick in mind and body to attend a London meeting he was to address. He opposed in Geneva a League council move led by Britain and France to free members from recognizing Italy's 1935-36 conquest.
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London
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nationa Council
Geneva
Great Britain
France
League
Italy
Slashing at Philadelphia Home Leaves Family Dead and Injured
Police say Abraham Sarkis, 36, a former dentist, slashed his mother Pharise Sarkis and four siblings in a Philadelphia home while they slept. He fled to a hospital for mental treatment, then returned, set the house ablaze, and stabbed himself, in a mass attack that left five dead and others critically injured.
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Philadelphia
Edward F. Burke
Burke
Abraham Sarkis
Frederick Kumm
Pharise Sarkis
Alain
Louis Sarkis
New York City
John Sarkis
Hettia Barkis
Dorothy Sarkis
Abraham
Mothe
Birks
Wooten Drops Arrest Request After Wedding Bet
Olena Wooten asked the arrest of Haider Basil in Glasgow city court after claiming his wrecked car. While officers processed the warrant Basil spoke with Wooten, then she exclaimed they would marry. Acting County Judge J. Robert White presided.
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Glasgow
Haider Basil
Olena Wooten
Basil
Miss Wooten
Advancing on a wide front Chinese trapped near Suchow
Japanese dispatches report Chinese defenders driven across the Grand Canal as General Terauchi takes personal command for a final drive in the Suchow railway zone. Besieged Kuchen near Buchew, 20,000 Chinese troops under Liu Jumin fight to block retreat toward Tangshan while Paoting is surrounded by Chinese forces and tech Americans are said to be in the city.
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Grand Canal
Juichi Terauchi
China
Peiping
Suchow
Buchew
Tientain-Pukow
Kuchen
Liu Jumin
Tangshan
Shanghai
Paoting
Hopeh
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