Vatican condemns Coughlin for calling Roosevelt a liar
The Observatore Romano criticized Father Charles E. Coughlin for calling President Roosevelt "a liar and betrayer." The Vatican urged respect for authorities and warned against attacks that could undermine public trust in leaders. Coughlin apologized, saying he referred to a political candidate, not the U.S. president.
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Vatican City
the Observatore Romano
Vatican
Father Charles E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Observatore
Spain
Gallagher
Holy See
Cleveland
United States
Michael J. Gallagher
Detroit
Virginia historian Carveth Wells critiques Williamsburg talk
Carveth Wells at a Williamsburg luncheon voices mixed reactions to his remarks. He notes Virginians’ conservative nature and imagines a Texas Centennial style exposition at Jamestown with a fan dancer as Pocahontas to lure visitors from beyond the borders.
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Carveth Wells
Williamsburg
Wells
Hollywood
Virginia
Jamestown
Apples Wanted for National Fruit Product Company
Our factory is open and receiving apples of all kinds. Contact Mr. Joseph Dellinger or Mr. Ed Cather at telephone 434 for arrangements with National Fruit Product Company, Inc.
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Joseph Dellinger
Ed Cather
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
Two Injured In Accident Near Berryville Pike
A car crashed about 7 45 last night beyond the city limits on the Berryville pike snapping a telephone pole and injuring two people. Mrs William Stuart of Newport News a passenger and Leeds Riely of Berryville the driver were hurt. Stuart rested at home after hospital care and Riely remained at Memorial hospital with shock and chest injuries. The car was traveling fast without lights and failed to turn, causing the damage estimated at 250 dollars. Stuart is the daughter of R Gray Williams of Winchester.
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Berryville Pike
William Stuart
Newport News
Leeds Riely
Berryville
Riely
Memorial Hospital
A. J. Malof
Jack
Stuart
R. Gray .Williams
Winchester
Fire Damages Attic in Two Story Brick Home
Two alarms brought firemen to 221 Parkway to battle a attic blaze at the two story brick house occupied by Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hoshour. Damage was confined to rafters woodwork and trunks contents with no injuries. Fire was kept from spreading by chemical extinguishers and booster tank hose. The blaze may have originated from a defective wine. The Hoshours, moving to 132 West Piccadilly street, had insurance on the property owned by Dora Fawcett Keyser.
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C. A. Hoshour
No. 221 Parkway
Dora Fawcett Keyser
South
Cameron Street
Hoshour
Roosevelt to See London in Des Moines
President Roosevelt and Gov Alfred Landon prepare for a Des Moines drought conference as 23 states face the worst dry spell in climatological history. The tour includes a 5,000 mile drought ride with talks on emergency relief and future safeguards.
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Roosevelt
London
Des Moines
Edwin B. Harkinson
Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Works Progress Administration
George Henry Dern
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Osmar Swanson backs Winchester Park effort in a jovial letter
O H Swanson, a local drayman known as a contender for Winchester’s Biggest Man, writes to John L Shine praising the PARK and explaining a delayed dues payment. He cites dental troubles a horse bond and a steering wheel mishap as comical reasons for the late remittance, but remains committed to Park activities.
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Osmar H. Swanson
Winchester
Winchester Park Association
Osmar
John L. Shine
The
Park Association
Swanson
Shine
Jury Panel Forms as Black Legion Case Moves Forward
Detroit September report notes a second panel of 100 veniremen called in Circuit court to continue selecting a jury for 10 men charged in the Black Legion execution of Charles A. Poole. In Oakland County, officials faced calls to purge Black Legion members from payrolls amid grand jury findings.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
Joseph A. Moynihan
Oakland County
Grand
Pontiac
Lyle D. Tabor
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Grand Jury
Long City Clerk Frank Krebs Re elected For 29th Year
Officers of the Common Council re elected Frank H. Krebs veteran clerk for his twenty ninth consecutive year in the post. Krebs, one of the city’s oldest officials by service, has held the role since long ago and served as civil magistrate and police court justice in prior years.
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Frank H. Kerbs
Krebs
Hollis
Edward G. Hollis
Police
C. W.hollis
Council
Japs To Raise Subs Tonnage In London Note
London dispatch reports Japan formally stated its submarine fleet would be one third larger than both the United States and Great Britain. Tokyo intends to retain 15 598 tons more submarines than the two powers, reacting to Britain's London Naval Treaty escalator clause and the plan to scrap certain subs.
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London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Councilmen Re-elect All Old Officers
Landing Field reflects council actions as officials secure re election of incumbent officers. Ballot and vote figures not provided.
City Council Plans and Approves Airport Lease and City Work
The city reads plans for a 25 year lease of Blanton Lewis farm as an airport site contingent on state funds for improvements. A 12 month garbage removal contract is approved. incinerator purchase deferred. State fire marshal report on public building hazards referred to committees. Filling station permit granted at Cork and Loudoun. Various petitions about Shenandoah avenue grading Angerona Terrace truck traffic and Berryville avenue station were tabled until permit applications arrive. First regular meeting of the new year, two new members welcomed, City Solicitor Rear don re elected. Fire delayed quorum. meeting adjourned at 10 50.
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Airport—Council
Blanton Lewis Farm
Cork
Loudoun
Shenandoah Avenue
Angerona Terrace
Berryville Avenue
Southwerk Street
Ci Council
Peyton J. Marshall
Charles Anderson
Frank Krebs
Allen T. Hawthorne
O. L. Jamison
James P. Reardon
Vanity Fair Beauty School lectures by Prof DeJewell in Chicago
Prof G DeJewell of Chicago Til will supervise instruction at the Vanity Fair Beauty School this season. Classes begin September 9. He has years of experience and all graduates are placed free. Enroll now at Vanity Fair Beauty School 21 N Loudoun St Phone 636.
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G. DeJewell
Chicago, Til
Vanity Fair Beauty Culture School
DeJewell
Vanity Fair Beauty School
N. Loudoun St
SEE JANE WITHERS PUPPET SHOW AT HABLES PALACE
Hillyard Wallpaper and Paint Co advertises painting and decorating services and promotes the puppet show “See Jane Withers” at Hable's Palace Theatre tonight and Thursday only with contact.
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Hillyard Wallpaper and Paint Co
Jane Withers
Hable’s Palace Theatre
School supplies promotion at Hodgson and Brown Jewelers
An advertisement offers school supplies with free ink and full-name engraving on pens or pen and pencil sets. Prices start at $1.00. Also listed is a White Vitality Shoes sale from Lovett's, and a Sept. 3 chicken dinner benefit at Paxton Chapel for Opequon Church.
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Hodgson & Brown
Jewelers
Paxton Chapel
Battle for Iran: Spanish government defenders face renewed rebel onslaught
In Iran Spain on September 2 1936 government forces dig in behind barbed wire amid fog as rebels prepare a night assault. Mount Turiarte fortifies with new trenches and mountain guns while sappers lay wire. Generals Mola and rebel commanders reinforce positions as heavy fire echoes along the front.
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Robert B. Parker, Jr
Associated Press
Iran
Spain
Enderlaza
Fuenterrabia
Mount Turiarte
Emilio Mola
Hobia
Bidsassoa
Behobia
Puenterrabia
Biriatou
Bidassou
Behobie
Truck blamed for Chesterfield bridge collapse tragedy
Richmond dispatch reports State Highway Commissioner Henry G. Shirley blamed a truck impact for the Falling Creek bridge collapse in Chesterfield county. Four relief workers were killed and five injured as one or two trucks struck a tie support, causing the 50 foot span to fall into the creek. Three white men and two negro workers died. another negro died later in a Richmond hospital.
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Richmond
Henry G. Shirley
Chesterfield County
J. H. Campbell
Shirley
Four Killed Seven Hurt In Truck Crash Near Gold Hill
Four negro men died instantly and seven were injured when a truck overturned and rolled down an embankment near Gold Hill Buckingham County. The driver tried to turn onto the road and the machine rolled over twice. The dead were James Grigg 35 John Wesley Brown 59 Paul Spauling 32 of Farmville and Lee Bailey 50 of Lynchburg.
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Dillwyn
Gold Hill
Buckingham County
James Grigg
John Wesley Brown
Paul Spauling
Farmville
Lee Bailey
Lynchburg
Fugitive Man Claims Escape From Richmond Penitentiary
Edmond J. Spivey 43 of Holmdel was arrested on drunk and disorderly charges and told authorities he escaped 12 years ago from the Richmond penitentiary after a murder conviction. Trooper Joseph McCormack said Spivey claimed he fled over the prison wall and sought arrest to straighten up from intoxication. Spivey had been serving a life sentence with 3 1/2 years already served and had been working as a farm hand in Monmouth County for six years.
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Freehold
N J
Joseph McCormack
Edmond J. Spivey
Richmond
McCormack
Spivey
Holmdel
Alexander Ryan
Corp
Edward O'Hare
Uceose Ptlice
O’hare
Monmouth County
Autoists Smash Gates Set After Bridge Tragedy
Richmond Virginia September 2 1935 Highway Commissioner H G Shirley said outer gates at the Hopewell approach to the Appomattox bridge have been smashed by motorists twice since the December bus tragedy that killed 14. The gates were placed after the pre Christmas crash to prevent a similar plunge through the open draw.
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Richmond
Appomattox
Hopewell
H. G. Shirley
E Yus
Navy divers probe ocean for clues in Ruth Muir murder
In La Jolla California Navy divers searched the Lover's Cove seabed for the heavy weapon used to batter Ruth Muir a 48 year old YWCA worker killed Monday night Police Chief George Sears said all investigated suspects were released Eckdohl was kept for further questioning and hair samples were sent to Pomona College for comparison with fibers found in Miss Muir's hand An extensive police operation continued to seek a tangible lead to the killer.
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LA Jolla
Calif
P— Navy
Lover's Cove
Ruth Muir
George Sears
E. Carl Eckdohl
Eckdohl
Pomona College
Miss Muir
Rebels Reach Behobia Suburb Amid An Iberian Frontline Push
Frontline chaos as rebels break toward Iran suburb Behobia after overrunning Puenta Ridge defenses. Government forces abandon trenches leaving a clear path into Behobia while artillery fire pits the Franco Spanish border town against advancing troops.
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Associated Press
Behobia
France
Irun
Biriatou
Iran
Puenta
Teewod
Mamelon
City Hall Janitor Draws A Line With Fatal Race
Wilbur C Chapman the City Hall janitor faced a moment as a racers blacksnake appeared near ivy on the north wall. He fled and alerted police who were busy, while a passerby killed the snake with a Keep Off the Grass sign. The five foot reptile was shown at the police station. Police suspect a second snake may be hidden in ivy.
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Wilbur C. Chapman
Todian
Chapman
Ing
Ernest Dove
Rockingham County
Yard Party and Auction Notice in Hayfield
Yard party Mt Olive Hayfield Va Sept 3 training Sept 4 auction sale Lat Sept 5 10 am house hold goods furniture glass antiques 309 S Stewart St terms cash Coleman Dunn Auctioneer
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Mt. Olive
Hayfield
Itraining
S. Stewart St. Termis
Coleman Dunn
Positions Open for City Manager and Police Posts
The Common Council on October 6 will consider applications for 1937 openings including City Manager Milk and Meat Inspector Police Justice Chief of Police and Policemen. The notice lists several filing dates in September and October.
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Fr. Coughlin
Social Justice Union
MR Winchester
Ernors
Uation
Bismarck
N. D
Pierre
S. D
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
National Capitol
Landon
Drs
SPCA
Mgr
Fields
Gasco
O. H. Swanson
O. H
F. H. Krebs
America
Britain
Moling & Cather
Star
the Evening Star
Dr. Hawthorne
C. L. Jamison
Landing’ Field
Mr. Krebs
Marshall
John Rosenberger
Fred Forney
Dr. Anderson
W. W. Dellinger
Lovett’s Shoe
Jersey
Richmond Prison
Sears
Hendaye Bridge
City Hall
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