Madrid evacues children as fascists close on capital
As Francoist forces push toward Madrid, civilians flee toward Valencia and eastern ports while Toledo is cleared of red influence. Militias mobilize for a counterattack as the Alcazar siege ends and underground wards recount wounded insurgents treated by doctors and nuns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illescas
Madrid
Toledo
Jerez
Francisco Franco
Villa Leunga
Spain
Burgos
Alcazar
Blood-Spattered Spain Near Madrid in Civil War Advance
Blood-spattered Spain enters its 75th day of brutal civil war as fascist insurgents push toward Madrid while the socialist government braces to defend the capital. Death toll runs into tens of thousands with estimates between 90,000 and 100,000. even capture of Madrid would only secure the current seat of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Spain
Madrid
Lettuce Strike Talks Reopened in Salinas
Salinas Calif Sept 30 labor spokes man said a break in the three week lettuce strike began when he would ask growers to reopen talks on the preferential hiring point. Walter Cowan of the California State Federation of Labor said he would draft a letter to the vegetable association requesting arbitration. He said the 2700 worker walkout followed the employers refusal to grant the demand and both sides are harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
Calif
Walter Cowan
California State Federation of Labor
Cowan
Martial Law Ends 16 Year British Rule in Holy Land
Associated Press reports that martial law marks the end of Britain’s 16 year mandate in the Holy Land as 15,000 troops and reinforcements struggle to control Arab-Jewish tensions. Arabs resist Jewish immigration and land purchases while Bedouin hazards and regional fears threaten British prestige and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Great Britain
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Allenby
Jerusalem
Britain
Dead Sea
Near East
Africa
Transjordania
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Palestine
Defenbach Drops Out of Idaho Senate Race
Byron Defenbach withdrew from the Idaho United States Senate race leaving Governor C Ben Ross as William Borah's lone opponent. He said Townsend supporters approve and that Borah is the best bet. Ross, the Democratic nominee, says he is ready after recovering from neuritis.
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Defenbach
Senate
William Borah
Boise
Byron Defenbach
Townsend
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
William E. Borah
Borah
Duncan Johnston
Twin Falls
Compton I. White
Clark Fork
Townsendites
Ross
Neuritis
Farm Boy Triggers City Fire and Police Response
LeRoy Allen a 16 year old farm boy pulled a fire alarm lever hoping to summon a taxicab. Instead three fire department pumpers an aerial truck a service truck the fire chief in a red car the assistant fire chief in another red car two police squad cars and two police motorcycles arrived. A patrol wagon followed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
LeRoy Allen
LeRoy
Four Year Army Opens Campaign in Idaho
George D. Elrod of Lava Hot Springs led a kick off for a four year army speakers bureau at Blackfoot urging immediate passage of a bill to create a four year course at Idaho Southern University in Pocatello. He said southern Idaho needs local higher education to keep students from leaving the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Elrod
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho Southern University
Pocatello
Army
Blackfoot
Rotary Club
Idaho
Idaho Southern
Elrod
Eliot
Idaho University
Birmingham Chamber Chief Found Shot Dead at Home
James G. Smith 54 president of the Birmingham chamber of commerce was found dead in his residence with a pistol in one hand and a shotgun in the other. The body was discovered by his son in law Lawrence Whilien. he leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alas
James G. Smith
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Whilien
Repetition of 1934 Maritime Strike Feared
San Francisco reports a threatened coast shipping tieup as 37 000 workers face expiring contracts. Negotiations with Assistant Labor Secretary McGrady yield no permanent settlement while unions seek wage improvements and better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edward McGrady
Seattle
John F. Dore
Roosevelt
San Pedro
Fogs Lessen Fire Menace In Southern Oregon
Foggy conditions eased the fire danger around Bandon and nearby areas in southwestern Oregon as 11 bodies were found in the Bandon ashes. About 4,000 CCC and forestry workers kept watch on the lines while 300 residents sought temporary housing. Insurance estimates put Bandon damage at 1.65 million dollars and the 400,000 acre fire area remains under assessment with 15,000 to 20,000 acres burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Ore
Oregon
Bandon
CCC
Forestry
Chamber forum hears district relief efforts and future speakers
Bert Weston NYA director for the Pocatello district spoke at the chamber of commerce luncheon detailing district actions to aid relief families. Adelaide Anderson played a piano solo. Secretary Paw Nash announced Joseph Roemer of George Peabody College will speak next Wednesday at the fifth District Teachers convention in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Weston
NYA
Pocatello
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Adelaide Anderson
Paw Nash
Joseph Roemer
George Peabody College of Teachers
Nashville
Roemer
Southern Association of High Schools
Coos
Ohio
Mississippi
Red candidate Earl Browder arrested in Terre Haute
Communist presidential candidate Earl Browder and two New York associates were arrested as they disembarked a Chicago train in Terre Haute Indiana. Police Chief James C Yates said Browder was held to prevent a planned speech and all three faces vagrancy charges under investigation. Browder protested the arrest and said he would speak if allowed.
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Terre Faute
Ind
Earl Browder
Chicago
James C. Yates
Browder
Waldo Frank
New York
Seymour Waldman
National Election Committee
Communist Party
Yates
Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Terre Haute
Waters Cover Texas Farms Flood Reaches Milam County
In Hearne Texas on September 30 floodwaters from the Brazos and Little rivers engulf Milam county, flooding 40 000 acres and closing highways. The Brazos neared a 47 foot overflow as families and livestock moved to higher ground. No lives were reported lost though crop and property damage run into millions. Airlines pilot Dan Hughes described houses up to rooftops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Texas
Brazos
Milam County
Dan Hughes
Idaho Baptists Elect State Ministerial Officers
At the Idaho Baptist convention in Jerome on September 30 Rev Edward Derbyshire of Middleton was elected president of the Idaho State Baptist Ministerial Association. Rev Glen Garner of New Plymouth was named vice president and Rev W. W. Jackson of Filer was secretary. The gathering adjourns tomorrow.
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Jerome
Idaho
Idaho Baptists
Edward Derbyshire
Middleton
Idaho State Baptist Ministerial Association
Glen Garner
New Plymouth
W. W. Jackson
Filer
Tomor- Tow
Campaigns Brace for October Drive Ahead of Election
The 1932 race heats up with five weeks to Election Day as Roosevelt defends against charges of red herrings and false issues. Landon criticizes a civil service order he calls a retreat from merit rules as Knox campaigns in Ohio stressing Cincinnati as a key battleground.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Syracuse
Landon
Col
Frank Knox
Ohio
Cincinnati
Four Die in Plane Crash Near Naperville Field
An aviation party making a last minute flight to photograph a streamline train crashed and burned killing pilot Oscar Hanold and three Chicago occupants Miss Wilma Schuster Howard Adams and Ralph Biddy. Assistant photographer John Sedwy, 27, survived.
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Naperville
Trl
John Sedwy
Oscar Hanold
Wilma Schuster
Howard Adams
Ralph Biddy
Chicago
Roosevelt and Knox to speak in Pittsburgh as Smith to follow
President Roosevelt and Col. Knox will address audiences in Pittsburgh with venues a few blocks apart. Roosevelt speaks at Forbes Field at 9 p.m. and Knox at Duquesne Garden at 8 15 p.m. Al Smith follows at 9 30 p.m. via radio from New York.
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Pittsburgh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Col
Frank Knox
Elkins
W. Va
Forbes Field
Col. Knox
Duquesne Garden
al Smith
New York
Giants edge Yankees in rain soaked world series opener
Carl Hubbell and the Giants beat the Yankees 6 to 1 at Polo Grounds in a rain dampened opener. In the eighth inning Bill Terry Mel Ott and Mel Ott drove in runs as Giants rally after Ruffing struggled, with key plays including a misplayed pickup by Crosetti and a wild throw by Mancuso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Polo Grounds
Hubbell
Selkirk
Yanks
New York
Yankee
Giants
Manhattan
Frank Crosetti
Mancuso
Bill Dickey
R.H. E
A. L
N.L
AE Crosetti
P Orest
Eenter Rolfe
Dickey
Powell
N. S
AE Moore
Cub
Beth
Ne Bartell
Terry
Ripple
Steel Fee
Isle Whitehead
Jackson
Rene Eee
Asne Hubbell
Elk Massacre Exposed in Utah Near Emery County
Salt Lake City report: a long hidden elk massacre may trigger federal grand jury action. Evidence includes film of 31 dead elk found in a cliff base, as state officials seek charges against seven stockmen for allegedly stampeding and shooting animals to halt forage theft claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
United States Forest
Newell B. Cook
North Horn Mountain
Emery County
Utah
Republican rally for eastern Idaho Republicans set for 7:30
Republican chairman, precinct committeemen, workers and candidates from eastern Idaho counties will meet at 7:30 this evening. Robert L. Hunter from National Republican headquarters in Chicago arrived in Pocatello today. If room is filled the meeting moves to Antlers hall. Nicholas Ifft, state vice chairman for eastern Idaho, invites all party supporters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Robert L. Hunter
National Republican
Chicago
Hunter
Pocatello
Republican
Antlers Hall
Nicholas Ifft
Baseball Inning Summary With Crosetti And DiMaggio
Play by play notes Crosetti, Rolfe, DiMaggio, and Moore at bat. No runs, hits or errors recorded. Bartell fields a shortstop throw and DiMaggio makes a backhand catch on a wide throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosetti
Jackson
Terry
Rolfe
DiMaggio
Bartell
Paish and Anita Bone Rettig Married in Chicago Scene
London economist Sir George Paish and American dietitian Anita Carolyn Bone Rettig wed in Chicago during his speaking tour as announced in the page seven continuation from the London desk.
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London
George Paish
Anita Carolyn Bone Rettig
Chicago
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Valencia
By Oscar Leiding
Germany
National Organization of the
Townsend Movement
C. Head
United States Maritime Commission
Yankees
RED
Idaho Baptists In Convention
President
Knox
Bartel
Whitehead
Ott
Ripple 2
Bill Terry
Mel Ott
Jimmy Ripple
Gus Mancuso
Ruffing
Burgess Whitehead
Travis Jackson
Bill
Joe Moore
Crosett
Cook
G.O.P
Moore
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