Roosevelt reform outlook and post election plans
Washington Aug 7 a White House view on President Roosevelt second term outlines aims to cut expenditures and balance the budget in year one and pursue reform in year two depending on court changes and election results. Farley may seek post election advertising work or agency ownership possibilities.
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Washington
Wsevelt
White House
Jim Farley
New York
Roosevelt
Charley Michelson
Farley
England Debates Gas Masks for Citizens amid Wartime Hype
The piece notes a Parliament bill proposing gas masks for every Englishman, but an internal probe suggests the dramatic images and publicity may aim at broader purposes beyond immediate protection.
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England
Unemployment Figures Put U S Jobless at About 9.55 Million
Commerce Department officials released a composite estimate showing about 9.55 million people out of work. They noted March 1933 peaked at 15.1 million, with a drop to 9.9 million by April and a further decline since, though not an official tally.
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ST. Louis
Chicago and Southern
Memphis
Air Commerce Department
Eugene L. Vidal
Bureau
Washington
Commerce Department
Ernest G. Draper
Commerce
Draper
Department
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati policeman freed on bond in boy death case
Es tille Francis a Cincinnati policeman and his wife Luella and brother Luther were freed on $1000 bonds after pleading innocent to manslaughter in the electrocution death of 17 year old Delpham Cox of Manchester. Wilbur Francis and John Henry Bradford of Adams County also posted bonds. All were arraigned before Justice of the Peace H. B. Osborne.
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West Union
Estill Francis
Cincinnati
Luella
Luther
Delpham Cox
Manchester
Wilbur Francis
John Henry Bradford
Adams County
H. B. Osborne
Detective Shot During Fight With Train Rider
Kent, Aug 7. An Erie Railroad detective, Charles Bonk, 60, was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the head and a thumb injury after a struggle yesterday while attempting to arrest a train rider who fled in a stolen automobile.
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Kent
Erie Railroad
Charles Bonk
Bonk
Akron strike spurs ouster of police and fire chiefs
Mayor Lee D. Schroy suspended acting police chief Captain E J Heffernan and Fire Chief W F Woehler for insubordination as about 200 pickets and 100 policemen clashed outside the city garage amid a Street Repair and Maintenance Workers Union strike over five dismissals. Police reported injuries among the pickets.
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Akron
Lee D. Schroy
E. J. Heffernan
W. F. Woehler
Schroy
Heffernan
Smith Will Speak Against Roosevelt in Boston
Detroit August 7 Alfred E Smith would deliver a speech in Boston opposing President Roosevelt’s reelection. Joseph B Ely former Massachusetts governor told about 30 Democrats at a conference that Smith’s address plans were not finalized and would be arranged by friends in Boston if no other auspices were found.
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Detroit
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Alfred E. Smith
Boston
Roosevelt
Ely
Smith
Auto strike kills farmer at roadside near Luckey
A hit skip motorist struck and killed George Rothenbuller a 48 year old farmer as he repaired a tire on his car near Luckey Ohio today.
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Bowling Green
George Rothenbuller
Luckey
Foes of Roosevelt Gather in Detroit to Seek Unified Anti New Deal Stand
A group of longtime Democrats including Joseph B. Ely James A. Reed and Bainbridge Colby met in Detroit on Aug 7 to craft a campaign formula aimed at uniting anti Roosevelt sentiment within the party. They considered launching a Jeffersonian Democratic ticket or persuading dissidents to back Republican nominee Alf Landon.
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Detroit
Massachusetts
Joseph B. Ely
Missouri
James A. Reed
New York
Bainbridge Colby
Wilson
Mr. Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Republcan
Indian Leaves Home in Fear He Is Married
Tulsa authorities hunt for Hehshahke an Osage aged 70 who vanished from his 60 acre Fairfax area farm. He left Tuesday with two women and a man in a large sedan amid fears he was abducted for marriage.
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Tulsa
Okla
Hehshahke
Fairfax
Roosevelt to Confer With A F L Counsel
President Roosevelt selected Charlton Ogburn, general counsel of the American Federation of Labor, for a first talk as his executive council votes to suspend ten unions unless they withdraw from the Committee for Industrial Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Charlton Ogburn
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
Traffic deaths drop in Ohio six months
Ohio reports an 11 percent fall in automobile fatalities in the first half of the year, with 565 deaths versus 635 a year earlier. Col. Lynn Black credits safety drives, public awareness, and a larger patrol force for the decline and cites a planned drivers license law to curb reckless driving.
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Columbus
Aug
T—Py
Ohio
Lynn Black
State Highway Patrol
National Safety Council
Black
Fraud Denied by Ex Eagles Official
Walter E. Sellars Jr former treasurer of the Benevolent Protective Order of Eagles lodge pleaded innocent to embezzling 4883 of lodge bonds. He was held for grand jury action under 1000 bond. James H Kellner state president filed the charge. Lodge representatives said he made a full accounting.
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Washington D. H
Walter E. Sellars, Jr
Benevolent Protective Order of Eagles
Grand
James H. Kellner
The
Eagles
Grand Aerie Auditing Department
Sellars
Wreck on Dixie Highway injures six in two-accident crash
A wrecker en route to an accident collided with a passenger car on the Dixie Highway south of Bowling Green injuring six people in the two accidents.
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Bowling Green
Aug
Dixie Highway
Here
Trio Convicted In Cultist Kidnaping
Detroit August verdicts split the Black Legion case with three men found guilty of false imprisonment for taking fellow member Robert Penland to a meeting by force. Thomas Cox Earl Angstadt and Frederick Gulley convicted. Charles King Wilbur Robinson and Harold Lawrence acquitted. Sentencing to follow probation review. possible appeal noted.
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Black Legion
Detroit
First
Joseph A. Moynihan
Thomas F. Cox
Earl Angstadt
Frederick A. Gulley
Robert Penland
Moynihan
Penland
Lawrence, King and Robinson
King
Lawrence
Robinson
Bernard W. Cruse
Gulley
Angstadt
Cox
Joseph Charnoske
Finnish sprinter captures Olympic 5000 title in Berlin
Gunnar Hoeckert of Finland won the Olympic 5000 meters in a record 14 22.2 as Archie Lavalle and Jimmy LaValle led Americans in the 400 meter semi finals. Zamperini and Lash finished eighth and fourteenth. Laballed as favorites Lavalle and Williams aimed for a sprint sweep while Bob Clark Parker and Glenn Morris led decathlon after the 100 meters and broad jump.
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Berlin
Gunnar Hoeckert
Finland
America
Archie Williams
Jimmy Lavalle
Hoeckert
Ne Ee
Lauri Lehtinen
Louis Zamperini
Torrance
Calif
Schoolboy
Don Lash
Auburn
Ind
California
Negroes
Lavalle
Williams
Uncle Sam
Harold Smallwood
Bob Clark
San Francisco
Jack Parker
Sacramento
Glenn Morris
Fort Collins
Colo
Highway Patrol to Rehearse Exams Across Counties
Columbus August 7. State Highway Patrol conducts a dress rehearsal for the new driver license tests set for October 1. Patrolmen will stop motorists in counties to familiarize exam procedures. Pilots require at least one year of driving experience to be tested for the new licenses. Wilmington District reports no headquarter instructions yet.
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Columbus
Lynn Black
Wilmington
Alleged Intrigue by Trotzky Investigated in Oslo
Norwegian police opened an inquiry into alleged international intrigue by exiled Russian communist Leon Trotzky. Authorities accuse him of political activity after Norway granted asylum following his deportation from the Soviet Union.
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Oslo
Norway
Leon Trotzky
Noorway
Four Die in Tennessee Primary Violence
In Nashville on August 7 four people were killed during election fighting from the previous day’s primaries. Victims included two men shot in a fratricidal gun battle an election officer killed at the polls and an elderly farmer stabbed by a neighbor. Gordon Browning won the Democratic nomination for governor by a large margin and P H Thach of Chattanooga secured the Republican nomination without opposition.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gordon Browning
P. H. Thach
Chattanooga
Republic
Landon Prepares Eastern Campaign Speeches
Governor Alf M. Landon concentrates on drafting three campaign speeches as aides term the task a pencil and paid affair. He plans to deliver speeches as the Eastern Republican battle-cry at West Middlesex Pennsylvania Chautauqua and Buffalo New York with a tight schedule.
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Topeka
Eas
Alf M. Landon
West Middlesex
Chautauqua
Buffalo
N. Y
Rep John J. McSwain Dies. South Carolina Leader
The body of Representative John J. McSwain chairman of the House military affairs committee was brought to Greenville for burial after dying of a heart attack in Columbia. He was an advocate of a strong national defense policy and a Democratic representative of South Carolina.
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Greenville
S. C
John J. McSwain
House
McSwain
Columbia
Foreign nationals in Spanish conflict draw protests from Britain and Germany
As the civil war deepens in Spain, Britain and Germany protest treatment of their nationals on both sides. The U S urges Madrid to protect American property and indemnify any damage. Reports claim loyalists push into Guadarrama north of Madrid while rebels threaten Barcelona and Algeciras.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Madrid
Barcelona
Foreign Office
Berlin
Gibraltar
Guadarrama
Algeciras
Rock of Gibraltar
Jaime 1
Dato
Popular
Tardevita
Graner
Baena
Beer Sign Ruling Invalidates State Liquor Board Rule
The Franklin County Court of Appeals yesterday held invalid a State Liquor Board rule prohibiting beer permit holders from using outside signs or window displays advertising the brands they sell.
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Columbus
Franklin County Court of Appeals
State Liquor Board
Hodges' Joe Seeks University Tax Course This Fall
Lute Hodges' son Joe plans to enroll in a tax paying course at the University this fall. He figures that will be his main focus. Eli Potts spent the weekend under his nephew Hank's used car improving the vehicle.
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Lute Hodges
Joe
Th’ University
Eli Potts
Hank
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St. Louis County
Carl Zier
Russell C. Mossman
Zier
Chicago
U. S
Labor Federation
Akron Police and Fire
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Charles D. King
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