Eccles Finds General Credit In U S Good
Marriner Eccles, Federal Reserve Board governor, told President Roosevelt at Hyde Park that credit conditions are improving and the trend is favorable for recovery. He cited rising bank loans and investments, noted no expected rate rise from reserve increases, and said drought areas may still tap reserves if needed. He called the current credit climate a prosperity sign.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Eccles
Charles W. Taussig
Virgin Islands
Opera
Youth Administration
Islands
Youth Administraion
New York
Federal Reserve
Oust Pensacola Mayor Over Landon Support
After eight ballots the Pensacola city council remains deadlocked on removing Mayor H. Clay Armstrong for backing Republican candidate Alf Landon. The council delayed action to August 20 as Armstrong faced petitions from local Democrats alleging pro Landon actions.
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Pensacola, Fla
Pensacola
H. Clay Armstrong
Alf M. Landon
Armstrong
Escambia County League of Young Democrats
Middle West
Landon
Alabama
Seven Die In Auto Bus And Plane Crashes
The crashes killed seven people and injured many as investigators examined wreckage and airport records. Coroner L B Tiernan planned an inquest Friday. Pilot Zier was on course despite a 2000 foot ceiling and fog.
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Gators
St. Louis
L. B. Tiernan
Carleton Putnam
H. R. Moore
Airlines
Chicago
Springfield
Ill
Moore
Zier
Vidal to personally probe St Louis airliner crash
Eugene L. Vidal air commerce director said he would conduct a personal investigation of the St Louis airliner crash that killed eight people. He planned to leave Washington Thursday night and reach St Louis Friday as a public hearing on the crash was expected to begin soon. Officials named to conduct the hearing include Dennis Mulligan solicitor of the commerce department Major R W Schroder chief of inspection service and Charles I Stanton chief engineer of the air navigation division.
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Washington (Ap
Eugene L. Vidal
Air Commerce Director
St. Louis
Vidal
Air Commerce Bureau
Dennis Mulligan
Commerce Department
R. W. Schroder
Air Commerce Inspection Service
Charles I. Stanton
Air Navigation Division
Bus wreck on William Penn Highway kills two, injures many
A Greyhound bus traveling from Chicago to New York overturned on a rain slicked stretch near Water Street Huntington 16 miles west. Two Ohioans, Frank Haluk and Florence Corrigan, died. Thirteen others were injured including Rev J T Snyder of Fenton Iowa and Mrs Snyder with rib fractures. The bus driver was George Kukich of Pittsburgh.
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Steubenville
John Pinevich
Johnny Kelly
Altoona
Lois Kelly
Robert Hernandez
New York
Martha Gray
Washington
Mary Singleton
Macon
George Kukich
Pittsburgh
Huntington
Greyhound
Frank Haluk
Youngstown
Ohio
Florence Corrigan
Cleveland
J. T. Snyder
Fenton
Water Street
Here
Chicago
Huntingdon
Six killed in head-on crash near Niles Michigan
Two cars collided on U S 31 three miles south of Niles injuring one survivor. Victims include six dead and one injured army bound private group from Fort Jefferson Missouri. Passenger Richard Peterson and Lorene Barr named among the dead or dying. Sheriff reports difficulty reconstructing details as all occupants in one car perished.
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Niles
Mich
Here
U. S
Fort Jefferson
Michigan
Joe Hills
Eugene Newby
Howard C. Kelley
Herbert Hizer
St. Louis
Hill
Roy Warner
Culver
Ind
Richard A. Peterson
Osborn Street
South Bend
Lorene Barr
Burdette Street
Mishawaka
Peterson
Miss Barr
Warner
Newby
Niles Hospital
Alberta Social Credit scrip begins prosperity plan
In Edmonton the Social Credit government starts prosperity scrip distribution worth about 250000 for road workers and officials. Premier Aberhart announces wide acceptance, with workers paid partly in scrip and future stamps required weekly. Lucien Maynard receives first bills, using them for a shirt and necktie. customers often get credit notes in change.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Social Credit
William Aberhart
Aberhart
Dominion
Lucien Maynard
Premier Aberhart backs scrip with monthly redemptions
Tailers refuse to issue cash as change for scrip bills. If the plan succeeds social credit will arrive. if it fails critics warn Aberhart. To maintain scrip velocity the premier promises monthly redemptions to manufacturers wholesalers and retailers enabling outside purchases, while individuals cannot redeem until maturity.
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Social Credit
Aberhart
A F L Suspends Ten of Its Unions
The American Federation of Labor ruled the Committee for Industrial Organization a dual movement threatening unity. Ten unions were suspended while two affiliated groups escaped. the action drew sharp rebuttals from leaders including John L. Lewis and David Dubinsky. The suspended unions have until September 5 to make peace.
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Committee For Industrial Organization
Solidarity of Labor
Lewis
United Hatters, Cap and Millinery Workers
International Typographical Union
United Mine Workers of America
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
International Ladies Garment Workers
United Textile Workers
United Rubber Workers
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
David Dubinsky
A. F. of L. Executive Council
Dubinsky
Council
A. F. of L
John L. Lewis
Frey
Metal Trades Department
Green
Executive Council
Federation
American Federation of Labor
Blood Transfusions Planned for Alice Williams in Kansas City
A 17 year old Cedar Rapids girl identified as Alice Williams receives blood transfusions at a Kansas City university hospital to save her life. She was found unconscious with a severe skull fracture after an incident July 14 on a road near Lawrence Kansas. A letter from her mother and sister notes her partial recovery and current inability to recall events.
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Alice Williams
Cedar Rapids
University Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence Williams
Clara Williams
Mount Vernon Avenue
Eva
Miss Williams
Lawrence
Kan
Family seeks path of girl found after eastern journey
The text notes a girl moved from an eastern location to St Louis then Kansas City after July 13. If transfusions succeed, brain specialists will perform another operation. she had one operation in Lawrence hospital. Charles Williams and Shepherd Williams are involved in travel plans to trace her route.
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St. Louis
Lawrence
Charles Williams
Kansas City
Shepherd Williams
Former St. Paul Police Chief Fired With Conspiracy Charges
Former St. Paul Police Chief Thomas A. Brown, accused of conspiring with the Barker Karpis gang in the Hamm and Bremer kidnappings, was discharged after being linked to the ransom money and supplying police details to the criminals. Byron Bolton testified Brown’s name surfaced in the gang’s activities. Brown had been suspended following Bolton’s assertion that part of the Hamm ransom was earmarked for him.
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ST. Paul
Thomas A. Brown
Byron Bolton
Barker- Karpis
William Hamm, Jr
Brown
Hamm
Edward G. Bremer
Bolton
Star
John
Jack) Peifer
Spain Warns Against Seizures in Civil War
A sprawling dispatch reports rebels ferrying thousands from Morocco to the Spanish peninsula to press on Madrid and Malaga. Rebels claim victories while loyalists report setbacks as international powers discuss non intervention and neutrality terms.
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Spanish
Madrid
Seville
Algeciras
Malaga
Guadarrama
Badajoz
Merida
Caceres
Trujillo
Soma Sierra Pass
Navalperal
Almazar
Gijon
Zaragoza
Ceuta
Paris
Germany
Soviets
Italy
Britain
Portugal
Gibraltar
Iran
Moscow
INS
Russia
Spain
Soviet Union
Rome
Red
France
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