Coughlin in clash with Boston Globe reporter
Rev Charles E Coughlin awaits developments on his Boston Globe protest after a Providence incident led to a physical clash with a reporter. John Barry, a veteran writer, labeled the report as gangster talk and defended his actions while Coughlin and associates left for Great Barrington.
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Priest Declines Comment on Boston Interview Incident
In an interview in Boston a reporter said he questioned Father Coughlin closely about an incident. The priest refused to discuss the matter until his radio speech next Saturday.
Landon Warns on New Deal Power Grab in Detroit
Governor Landon denounces the New Deal as a threat to American government and says he would seek constitutional amendments to repeal autocratic powers granted to the Chief Executive. He pledges to ask Congress to approach the people openly for any new federal powers while in Navin Field, Detroit, on October 14.
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Lewis Gains Challenged In Local Race At Legore Stronghold
CountywideDemocrats project a 1000 vote book majority aiding Lewis while Legore trails in Middletown and Burkittsville. Republicans fault Legore for not backing local bills at the special session and for not restoring salary cuts to county officials. Broad Rup School patrons press to prevent consolidation closures. Some GOP backers remain lukewarm toward Legore amid these issues.
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McNair Seeks Return After Resigning as Mayor
Pittsburgh report details former mayor H McNair withdrawing his resignation a week after quitting. He sent a one sentence letter to City Council asking them not to consider the resignation, claiming it was not legally accepted. Scully, acting mayor, stated McNair has no standing and may pursue court action. The move sparks debate among supporters and opponents as legal questions loom.
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Local Attorneys Before U S Court Admitted in Washington
Ten members of the Washington County Bar Association were admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court in Washington. Nomination was by Elias B Harile, with the cited list including William H. Bovey Daniel W. Doub Henry Holzapfel II D Angle Wolfinger C Walter Baker Martin V Bostetter Robert H. McCauley J Lloyd Harshman John Wagaman and Charles F Wagaman.
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Republican voter from Dunkirk backs Roosevelt over Landon
H. E. Nichols a Dunkirk businessman and rare Democratic voter reflects on his study of economists and Brookings reports. He argues mass production creates problems only Roosevelt’s forward looking program can solve and says many progressive Republicans will break party lines to vote for Roosevelt.
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Nazi Meddling In Affairs Of France Charged
Paris dispatch notes French Leftists condemning Germany for meddling in French affairs over a speech by Maurice Thorez. Germany cites Thorez remarks against Hitler as justification to avoid Locarno talks. Amid protests, Litvinoff arrives for talks with Leon Blum as Paris awaits France’s reply to Berlin.
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Local cooperation required for flood control project
The text states that local subdivisions or responsible agencies must supply lands, easements, and rights of way for the project at no cost to the United States and cover relocation costs for utilities. It also notes that when the Federal Government builds flood protection works, local or state agencies must agree to take over and maintain them after construction, and requests a definite statement of local cooperation from relevant authorities.
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Hearing Invitation Seeks Public Input on Subject
Authorities invite all interested parties to attend or be represented at the hearing and to submit views and information outlined in connection with the subject.
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