Party Nominees Still Open Across 22 States
Washington dispatch notes 22 states have not chosen major nominees as primaries unfold. Key races include Senators George in Georgia and Maryland and Representative O’Connor in New York, with Roosevelt urging non renomination. Maryland, Georgia, New York primaries set September 12 14 and date to be determined in New York.
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Olin Johnston
Edgar A. Brown Roosevelt
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McCarran
Maine
House
Arizona
Colorado
Louisana
Michigan
New Hampshire
Utah
Vermont
Connecticut
Two Public Enemies Captured In Texas
Dallas reports Floyd Hamilton 30 and Ted Walters 25 captured after months on the run. Both arrested armed or penniless near a railroad right of way and a Negro's home in Dallas after fleeing from Montague county jail. Walters claimed more arrests would follow. Hamilton said he never owned a machine gun.
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Farm boy sought in slaying of Missouri mother
Fifteen year old Irvin Burgard is being sought by Chillicothe Missouri authorities for questioning about the fatal shooting of his mother Mrs. Mabel Burgard whose body was found in a chair at their farm home near Chillicothe on August 1. The boy had disappeared before the discovery.
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Mabel Burgard
Central Press
Court News: Disorderly conduct and statutory charges
George Elliott was fined 7.75 for disorderly conduct. James Johnson, charged with a statutory offense and liquor possession, drew a year on the first charge and 35.25 on the second. Elsie Boone, charged with a statutory offense, was sentenced to the State Farm for three months to three years.
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George Elliott
James Johnson
Elsie Boone
Bids for storing room construction in Frederick County
Sealed proposals for constructing a storeroom on county property in Winchester Virginia will be received by the Frederick County Board of Supervisors until 10 a.m. on September 7 1938 and opened publicly. Plans and bids forms are at the County Clerk office with a $25 deposit refundable on return. bids require a 5 percent bid bond and later a contract performance bond.
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Fasteeth Powder Claims Secure Fit For Dentures
A new improved powder named Fasteeth promises to keep upper or lower dental plates firm and comfortable all day. It allegedly prevents sliding or rocking with no gummy taste and is alkaline to make breath pleasant. Sold at drug stores with no substitute accepted.
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A H Hottel Dies at 70 Near Wheatfield
Arthur Hite Hottel aged 70 died at 8 10 this morning at his home near Wheatfield after sudden paralysis yesterday. A Frederick county native, he lived in Middletown Virginia for years and later at Wheatfield. He ran a saw mill and threshing business and once managed a mutual telephone system. Survived by wife and four children Erma Hottell, Mrs Harry Himelright, Earl Hottel, and Jennings B Hottel.
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Harry Himelright
Winchester
Erma Hottell
Alexandria
Earl Hottel
Pittsburgh
Jennings B. Hottel
Arlington
Iron River Fair Accepts Commemorative Wooden Nickels
Iron River Michigan residents can use wooden nickels at the Iron County Fair this week as tokens commemorating Iron County's 40th anniversary, breaking the usual stigma.
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Mich
Iron County
Franco Says Yes But Means No Italy Sends More Troops
Franco accepted withdrawal in principle but rejected key points of the plan to remove foreign fighters from Spain. He demanded belligerent rights for insurgents and proportional volunteer withdrawals. Britain eyes possible delays as Italy allegedly renews arms shipments to Franco.
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Rome
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Maryland Senate Fight Heats Up After Roosevelt Endorsement
Tydings denies Maryland federal employees are being pressured to fund his campaign amid two radio speeches by Tydings and Lewis. The candidates clash over Roosevelt’s influence in the September 12 primary with Hun gerford the third candidate. Tydings warns of federal interference and loss of state sovereignty, while Lewis accuses him of scaring and questions the President’s role in U S politics.
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Georgia
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New York
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Witness links Shirley Temple to unwitting Communist propaganda
J B Matthews testified before the House committee that Shirley Temple and other movie stars unknowingly lent their names to Communist propaganda. He cited a Ce Soir greetings featuring Clark Gable Robert Taylor James Cagney and Temple and suggested Ce Soir is owned by the Communist party. He noted alleged memberships of Miriam Hopkins and Bette Davis.
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Communist Party
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Shirley Temple
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Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
James Cageny
Italy Plans Census to Count Jews Tomorrow
Rome reports Italy will begin a sweeping census of all Jews under the Fascist race program. Citizens will answer questions on origin, status and service as of midnight tonight, with aims to limit Jewish participation in the armed forces civil service and professions to one in a thousand.
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Italy
Tomor
Notable Presidents Guarded Democracy From Dictatorship
The quote credits Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D Roosevelt as free from dictatorship, stating they were men who labored in the vanyard of the people. It reflects on their leadership and democratic stance.
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