Fighting Phase Describes Roosevelt Campaign Move
Democratic Chairman Farley declares the campaign entering a fighting phase as Republicans publicize 11 regional radio broadcasts led by John Hamilton. Governors Green, Earle, Horner, Herring, Cochran, and Martin will comment on Landon’s acceptance speech this week.
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New York
James A. Farley
John D. M. Hamilton
Alf M. Landon
Farley
Roosevelt
Mr. Landon
Theodore F. Green
Rhode Island
George H. Earle
Pennssania
Henry Horner
Illinois
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Roy L. Cochran
Nebraska
Charles H. Martin
Oregon
Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Philadelphia
Detroit
Mr. Roosevelt
Campobello
New Brunswick
Sterling E. Edmunds
St. Louis
Kansas
Col
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Co
Benjamin M. Anderson
Chase National Bank
Corn Yields Down in Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois
Drought deepens across the corn belt with Iowa estimating 80 to 90 percent of county crops ruined in western and southern areas and worst outcomes in 15 other counties. Wisconsin reports irreparable damage and Illinois notes continued drought with scattered pockets of decent prospects.
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Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Carl
Wisconsin
Walter M. Ebling
Federal Reporting Service
Illinois
A. J. Suratt
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Nebraska
Howard O. Hunter
WPA
Public sale of desirable city home in Winchester Virginia
Trustees announce a public auction of lots 62 and 63 on Virginia Avenue Greenwall Addition in Winchester. The property includes a six room frame dwelling and was previously conveyed to Wade H. Settle et ux. Sale set for August 29 1936 at 11 a m in front of the County Courthouse with one third cash and balance in two years secured by bonds and a deed of trust.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
County Court House
Virginia Avenue
Greenwall
Wade H. Settle
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
James W. Golliday
Philip Boyd Glaize
Lightning Powerful Storm Damages Monument and Home
A July 28 report states a lightning bolt struck the Wai Monument, snapping warning lights at the peak. The same storm hit Arthur Godfrey's home at Ty's Corner Virginia, causing about 3000 dollars in damage and the death of two canaries.
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Washington
Wai Monument
Arthur Godfrey
Tyson's Corner
Godfrey
Governor Tumbles Off Chair At Drought Relief Meeting
Governor George C. Peery, 27, visiting a Tazewell drought relief conference, toppled from a straight-backed chair inside a courtroom rail while seated. The fall onto the floor caused laughter and drew no serious injury as officials watched.
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Tazewell
Virginia
George C. Peery
Drought Committee
Speed and Half Angel At Hable’s Palace Theatre
Hable’s Palace shows James Stewart Una Merkel and Wendy Barrie in Speed for last showings tonight with a Fox news reel and a screen snapshot. Also Half Angel with Frances Dee Charles Butterworth and Brian Donlevy plays Wednesday and Thursday with mystery romance and comedy interludes. Capitol Theatre features Poppy with W C Fields in an all action carnival tale marking his return after illness.
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James Stewart
Una Merkel
Wendy Barrie
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Fox News
Palace
Frances Dee
Charles Butterworth
Brian Donlevy
20Th Century Fox
Hable's Palace Theatre
Warner Bros. Capitol
W.C. Field
Capitol Theatre
Fields
America
Ane
Tigers Defeat Yankees 9-1 In Dominant Win
Schoolboy Rowe pitched effectively for Detroit, limiting the Yankees to five hits and a early three run rally. Ray Hayworth and Rowe contributed key runs as Detroit powered past New York 9-1, with Frankie Crosetti homering for the Yankees in the eighth.
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Hugh
Fulleton, Jr
Cochrane
Tiger Veterans
Red Sox
Tigers
Schoolboy Rowe
Detroit Tiger
Tiger
Frankie Crosetti
Rowe
Yanks
Indians
Washington
Browns
Jim Bottomley
Bottomley
Russ van Atta
Sox
Athletics
Brooklyn
Pirates
Cubs
Phillies
Reds
Giants
Bees
Pale Hose
Red Evans
Sugar Cain
Pe Cneneteena
Fred Frankhouse
Cy Blanton
Waite Hoyt
Hal Finney
White Sox
Frankhouse
Dodgers
League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Brief
Standings show Detroit 9 and New York 1. Philadelphia 15 and Chicago 8. St. Louis 7 and Boston 5. Teams listed include Washington Cleveland and Brooklyn. Today’s games: Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at New York (2). Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston.
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Detroit
New York
Washington-Cleveland
Iain
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago-Philadelphia
Etenee
Brooklyn Stem Ewe
Milk Strike Is Quickly Stopped in Mississippi
National guardsmen were rushed to Brookhaven to quell violence tied to a milk strike aimed at pushing prices from $1.85 to $2.32 per hundredweight. Pickets blocked highway 51 into Tangipahoa Louisiana as 17 men were arrested for anti milk drive acts in Lincoln Copiah and Pike counties.
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Brookhaven
Miss
J. Walter Miller
Louisia
O'Keefe
Mississippi Line
Tangipahoa
Mississippi
New Orleans
Dairy Farmers Protective League
Lincoln
Copiah
Pike
Cen
German Flier Bales Out of Wrecked Plane
Col. Ernest Udet escaped death when his plane collapsed in mid air during a test flight near Heinkel works. He bailed out promptly and drifted down with minor injuries reported as cuts and bruises. Surgeons expected him to fly again within a week.
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Germany
Ernest Udet
Charles A. Lindebigh
Col. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
F. M. Malle, Jr
United States Naval
Baldwin's Son To Be Married
London announces the engagement of Wyndham Baldwin, younger son of Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin, to Joan Elspeth Tomes of New York. Baldwin, 32, a steel company director, is not active in politics. Miss Tomes is daughter of the late C A Tomes and Mrs Tomes of New York.
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London
Wyndham Baldwin
Stanley Baldwin
Joan Elspeth Tomes
New York
Miss Tomes
C. A. Tomes
Tomes
Baldwin
Convict Faces Murder Charge In Virginia Trial
Richmond July 28 The state will try the second of eight convicts for murder in the death of Powhatan D Bass penitentiary guard killed during an attempted escape last month Ralph Stonebreaker 26 will be tried for murder charged with placing Bass in jeopardy leading to his death by machine gun fire from a fellow guard unaware he was being held in a truck by the convicts
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
U.S
Arthur Capper
Washington
Alfred M. Landon
Tugwell
Rexford G. Tugwell
Great Plains
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Richmond
Powhatan D. Bass
Ralph Stonebreaker
Eves
Bass
Two Children Die In House Fire Near Fort Bragg
Gentry Sutton sixteen saved himself then reentered the burning home to rescue his six year old niece Adella Phillips but the two children died in the blaze. Soldiers and residents aided with the rescue attempts but flames prevented access and the bodies were recovered hours later. Coroner W C Davis announced an immediate investigation.
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Pennie Sutton
Here
Fort Bragg
Gentry Sutton
Adella Phillips
Adelle
W. C. Davis
Mrs. F. W. Baumer Dies In New Rochelle Hospital
Mrs. Frederick W. Baumer formerly Miss Margaret Hessey and niece of the late Mrs. Lloyd Logan died at Brown Memorial Hospital in New Rochelle New York on Friday July 17 Her husband sent notice to Miss Mary W. Worthington who is spending the summer at Braddock Heights Maryland Baumer had lived in Winchester for many years.
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Frederick W. Baumer
Brown Memorial Hospital
New Rochelle
N. Y
Baumer
Margaret Hessey
Lloyd Logan
Winchester
Mary W. Worthington
Braddock Heights
Public sale of undivided one fourth interest in 29 acre Virginia farm
A trustee in bankruptcy will offer at public sale an undivided one fourth interest in a 29 acre farm near Winchester Virginia along the Creek Grade. The sale is set for August 10 1936 at 11 a m and is subject to district court confirmation. The life estate belongs to Alice R Lupton aged 70. the grantor was A E Lupton who died seized. Terms are cash.
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Winchester
District Court of the United States
District of
Virginia
Ae Comne
A. E. Lupton
Alice R. Lupton
B. P. Harrison
Rebecca Ruth Punk
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Charles E. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Gallagher
Frank Knox
Manchester
N. H
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Landon
John Hamilton
Hable’s Palace
Bert Hable
W. C. Fields
American Oil Company
United States
Greater Warness
Florida
Amoco Motor
AMOCO
Yankees
Dodgers Annex
Rans
Westinghouse
THE
Northern Virginia Power CO
Carolina
F. W. Baumer
Parlett Funeral Home Voyne
Speedway
Goodyear
Buncatter Tire Co
Fairmont Avenue
Loudoun
Stewart
C. A. Ca
North Loudoun
National Ave
Braddock
Berryville
Court House
C. L. Snapp
Brucetown
Valley Avenue
Shoulders and Hams Peoples Grocery
Eer Iinerance
North Avenue
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