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Roosevelt Backers Hoping to Balance Clark Renomination ' a THK WBATHEB AVEBAOC daily O B G O L A T iO M Foreeaat ot V. S«.-Weather tor the Noiitb e< M y . IM S . Etortford Partly doady toalglit and Wed- 6,039 needayi not nraoh change la tem- Member of the Audit perature. Bunao of ClreolattoM' MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VH.LAGE CHARM I yoL.t.m,Na258 (ClaaoUled AdveiUolag on Page 10) MANCHESTER. CONN-., TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1«38 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS JAPANESE REPULSE ROOSEVELT BACKERS '. A. TWO-EDGED PUSH HOPING TO BALANCE BY SO VIET TROOPS <6 BAOIO SET BUZZES; ! ‘.'10.V PACinc CLARK RENOMINATION Charge Russians Repeatedly HORNETS’ NEST CAUSE Portland, Ore., Aug. 2.— (A P ) j WOMAN WONT ENTER —The' harbor patrol boat Mulkay { ENGLAND WITHOUT DOG : Bombbg Korean Villages Four Statevnde Primary developed an unseemly buzzing i I aa STATE T E LS in Ita two-way radio. ' «?"• London. Aug. 2.— (A P )—Blind In Yicinity Of Changkn* Technicians took the set apart, | Hazel Hurst, 22, of Oneonta; N. Elections Today Provide gingerly removed a hornets’ peat. 1 Y., refused to enter England . r ■ ' HOWCARROE when the liner American Mer- / feng, Local Point In Fight chant docked yesterday, because Voters Only Two Demo- officials said they would quaran- tine the German shepherd dog r a tf -jffy tjCfk’ p F SLEW D O aO R cratic Senatorial Con- Tokyo, Aug. 2.— (A P )— The Jap- JAPANESE MAY she uses as a guide. ^e government announced today *T am ready to go back to jforcea had repulsed a large- America if I can’t take my dog tests, In Missonn And #---4-. ^ J, Proseemtor Declares Dwyer, aabore” , said Mrs. Hurst. le, two-edged attack by Soviet LOSE CAPTURED pa in the disputed area on the Friends undertook, to get the Minlat^ of Agriculture to waive Kansas, As Ont-AmMhit Siberlan-Manchoukuoan frontier. Brought From Prison, To the customary regulations for A later communique charged CHINESE AREAS . dogs, who must undergo quaran- that the Ruulans repeatedly were / ^ y Tests Of F.D.R.’sPofidet f .. .. \ " Testify Sheriff Kicked, tine until It is apparent they are bombing Korean villages in the vl- einity o f Ohangkufeng, focal -polnt- healthy animals. ainee July 11 of . Sovlet-JapaneM Confinned Reastance, Am- Beat And S tran g^ Ifim. Washington, Aug. 3 — (A P ) conflict. The Roosevelt administration hoped Tanks, heavy artillery and war- today to balance the- expected re* planes were^thrown into action this bosh, Surprise Offensives, morning by the Russians,' the war South Paris. Me.. Aug. 3— (A P ) - These Tennessee National Guardsmen, shown detraining at Jackson, Tenii., are part o f 1,2(X) field START MQUIRY nomination of Senator Bennett office announced, to clear the way 'subject, to duty for the state” instead of being sent to army maneuvers in Mississippi as originally —In a dramatic opening. Special Clark of Missouri with an ovsr* for infantry attacks from the nmth Border Tension And Han- planned. Gov. Gordon Browning said he would not send troops into Memphis, stronghold of bis political Prosecutor Ralph M. Int/a.ls recited whelming primary victory for Sea* and ..south against the (^angku- foe, "Boss” E. H. Crump, for election day duty Augiist i “ unlesa I change my mind.” , feng hill region. In Superior Court today ■ how Dr. OF PROFESSOR ator George McOiU of Kansas. The battle was the latest episode kow Drive Are Reasons. James G. Littlefield allegedly waa These were the^ only two Dsmoa in a week end' of fighting for the cratic senatorial contests In'S^TouT LOST RING ISI F O D N i l k . killed by Francis M. Carroll in the Brea Russia claims to be in Siberia statewide primary elections, w b lA ON SILVER ^NIVERSARY presence of 18-year-old Paul N. DISAPPEARING provided few out-and-out teats o f and Japan holds to be In Manebou- Shanghai, Aug. 2.— (A P ) —The Dwyer who later confessed to the kuo. WPA WALKOUT the President's poUciss. LOYAL TROOPS Japenese army is ' threatened with I Ammon, Idaho, Aug. 3— ( A P ) ' crime and went lo prison for life. cnark opposed the court bilLaad Consider Situation Serioos. 'The prosecutor declared Dwyer ” We consider the situation ekeep- loss of effective control, of areas i v-6hortly after her marriage 25 j various other White House mans* would testify that Carroll kicked Purser Of French Liner Re- ttonally serious," the communique captured Since the war began‘July I years ago, Mrs. Morris Brown I urea, but admlnletratlon adviasra PUSH RAPIDLY IN HARirORD the elderly phy* ’.clnn, beat him with 7, 1937, a survey indicated today. lost her wedding ring In a sugar I took for granted -h's defeat of two said. The Russian forces opened the Ckintlnued resistance by the Chi- beet fl.cdd. ’ , | a revolver, and then drew a belt ports Bizarre Story Of New Deal supporters beeauae ha tight around the doctor’s neck. offensive at 9 a. m. ( 8 p. m. Mon- nese, ambush and surprise offen- Wh6n the ifround was culU-' had the backmg o f both Democrat Ingalls charged Dwyer’s life bad day. *. B. t.) with on artillery bom- sives by Chinese Communist and Ir- TOWARD TERUE vated recently—the 25th time PROVES E O P tic factions in his state. bardment against the Changkufeng since the ring was lost— the gold been threaten^ and 'that both be Midnight Death Struggle Kent Out of State regular armies, the Soviet Russlan- hills, an area claimed both by Jap- Japanese border tension, and the band was found. and Carroll had been Involved In Neither the President nor any oC Improper relations with Carroll’s anese and Russians near the junc- ne^ for all available forces In " It’s the best silver, wedding his lieutenants took any part in the Attack On City Apparently Check (K IV ojecU Bjr Offi- daughter, ^ rb a ra , also 18. Of Educator Aud His Wife Missouri campaign. Mr. Pxioaevaft tion o f the roughly defined Man- presf^aP- tl>e offensive toward Hanr anniversary g ift any. woman ever choukuo. Russian Siberia and Jap- k o w t ^ the reasons. got,” said Mm. Brown.' Dwyer Threatened did not even pass through the atata ' f*"non anese Korea frontiers. Reports from widespread areas -<Si Special Prosecutor Ralph M. In- on his western trip, routing bis Co-Ordinated With Offen- cials Shows Members Of galls told the Jury trying Carrpll New Tork,' Aug. 3.—(A P )—Fed- train through Memphis instead at bil«i Suddenly from a pall o f smoke show that the Chinese 4t1ready have fath screen, eight tanks appeared, fol- leoccupled many districts, some- for the murder of elderly Dr. L it- eral authorities were conducting an St. Louis. M lowed by Infantry. times without a fight after tactical sive Against Gandesa As AJFL Unions Failed To tlefield that before the slaying of Inquiry today Into the bizarre story Despite this abstinence by ad- Fan the physician, Dwyer heU been ministration forces, antt-Roosevslt Japaneae returned the fire with withdrawals by the Japanese and anti-tank guns against the troops frequently after the capture of DOZEN INJURED threatened by an unnamedaed neraonperson I * midnight death struggle on the Democrats natilrally would find a mo was attempting to. obtmn let-1 Normandie which ended In the large majority for Clark plaaMnw, advancing from the north. snutU garisons. The Insurgent Weakened. Carry Ont Strike Threat disappearance of a young college A t the same time, Soviet Infan- Reoocnpatlens Soattoied. tera written to Dwyer by the flN Some ot them alrqady Lave sijlgga^ disclosing Improper relations be- rofsaaor tha aerloua injury of ed him as a posrible ^^jj ealdentlat try surged from the south. The reoccupatlons are scattered, AS POUCE AND SIs wife. ‘ . Both Attacks Repulsed. however, and the Chinese appear Hendaye, France (A t the 8p6hMH Hartford. Aug. 3..^(A P) — A tween herself and her father. nominee In 1940— 28 years afte* hlS Dwyer,- who now le aerving a Offleers oi the French liner re- Both attacks w en repulsed, the not yet to have taken full advan- ported yesterday that Dr. <Robert father nearly defeated Woodrow war office said, with heavy losses Frontier), Aug. 2.— (A P )— Two threatened walkout o f ^G *A work- life term for the murder, will be Wilson in convention. tage o f the situation. There is Moore Duncan, 35, asalatanT pro- among thee Soviet attacken after some doubt whether the Chinese columns of Spanish government FASaSTS CLASH ers who are members of A F L unions the state’s star witness, Ingalls said. Only Nominal Oppoaitton fessor of pblltics~at Colgate Uni- sanguinary fighting. » CM press the advantage, or wheth- militiamen, seeking to wrest the failed to materialize In Hartford 'In- his-'confession, Dwyer said he In Kansas, Senator McGlU had today, according to a check of the versity. had vanished at sea," 450 The war office asserted that er they must be content, merely to offensive from the Insurgents, re- killed the country doctor because he miles from New York, after attempt- only nominal opposition, and the civilians w en slain in the air raids continue to harrasa the Japanese ported today that they were press- projects by Works Progreaa offl- made disparaging remarks about principal interest in the primary ing to throw his wife, Alice, over- and “planes are ready and we must and interrupt supply communication ing determinedly, toward Teruel, Swiss Party Members Defy ciala this morning. "his glrk” . centered inetead In selection o f hla board. answer.’*^ lines. capital of Teruer Province.
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