NRA plans new army setup to speed code admin
The NRA moves to reorganize about 700 codes into 22 industry groupings with 11 divisions and a five-assistant administrator board. Gen. Hugh Johnson and Col. George Brady oversee the plan, aiming for faster administration and a smoother transition toward self-governed business under the 1934 program. Chicago transport disruptions looming as changes take effect.
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Lyle A. Brookover
United Press
Washington
NRA
Code Administration
Hugh
Johnson
Roosevelt
Pelievers
Ench
George S. Brady
Chicago Strike Threatens City Transportation
A six day bus walkout could paralyze transit for 4 million people as 20 000 streetcar and elevated line workers prepare to strike in sympathy. Detroit mediation failed, police brace for trouble, and unions claim most drivers are already on strike amid violent incidents and waiting lists for replacements.
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Fred Myers
United Press
Chicago
Detroit
Tra McDowel
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Ralph Stoltaman
Strilke
Roosevelt Reappoints Miller to Federal Reserve Board for 12 Years
President Roosevelt reappointed Adolph Miller to the Federal Reserve Board for a 12 year term. The American Bankers Association pledged full cooperation to promote industrial loans and modernization loans under the housing act. In Brooklyn, two suspects fled an armored truck holdup toward a speed boat. Police believe the gang escaped by water. In Omaha a meteorological pilot and a female companion were killed when their plane crashed.
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Washington
Roosevelt i
New York
Trott
85Th Street
Brooklyn
Omaha
Johnn Kudina
U. S
Attempted break in at Williams & Hillane offices
A suspect used a screwdriver to tamper with a door lock at the Williams and Hillane offices on the corner of Main and Center streets. Chief H. S. Burlingame conducts the investigation into the intruder's attempted entry on the courthouse floor of the Barlow block.
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Mande Fortelite
Weltnsurance
Williams & Hillane
Barlow
Main
Center Streets
Burlingame
Frosty air sweeps Midwest as heat fades overnight
A cold wave spreads across the nation hitting the Midwest and Great Lakes with temperatures from 40 to 60 degrees. Cleveland drops below 40 while Chicago reaches 30. Rain blankets St. Louis and Missouri as forecasters warn of warming trend and showers later.
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Chicago
Mid- West
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Madison
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri
Colorado
Kentucky
Tennesee
Weather Bureau
One Killed and Five Hurt in Pittsburgh Car Crash
A crash between an automobile and a trolley car in Pittsburgh killed James E. Hagen 30, and injured at least five others. G P Harmening, trolley operator, said both vehicles were at good speed when Hagen swerved into the trolley’s path. Several women aboard the street car were among the injured and planned to see their family doctors.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
James E. Hagen
G. P. Harmening
Genrge Webi
Kenneth M. ‘Smith
Arthur L
Haimening
Automio Pile
Rolley
Hegen
Blackmail arrests shake Allegheny County Courthouse scene
Pottsburgh Aug 21 two men were taken into custody for allegedly attempting blackmail in the Allegheny county courthouse. George Mongelism 25 and Thia gore Cozze 26 were arrested in a corridor after Harry Hall 34 a local produce merchant reported the incident to district attorney attaches hall said a receipt for 10 dated to Mongelia was produced as a souvenir of a prior blackmail attempt. charges of conspiracy and blackmail were filed and the pair were held for a hearing.
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United Press Pottsburgh
Allegheny County
George Mongelism
Thiagore Cozze
Harry Hall
Ball
Hall
Mongelia
Hal
Com Aspiracy
Liquor Seizures At Four City Joints Lead To Fines
City police under Chief Hy and Bullingnine raided four alleged bootlegging joints early today. Four arrests were made with hearings before Mayor Glen Miller. Joe Amoroso, 339 South Center street, had liquor seized. Joe Perry, West Washington street, two gallon jugs confiscated. George Ward, West Main street. Mrs John Amoroso, Spring street, half gallon. Perry fined 25 dollars, Ward fined 10 dollars. Others awaiting hearings. City to limit supply to licensed outlets.
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Hy & Bullingnine
Biyse
Unis
Joe Amoroso
South Center Street
Joe Perry
West Washington Street
George Ward
Weat Main Street
John Amoroso
Spring Street
Glen Miller
Perry
Ward
Mu Simo Municipal Authoritie
Wyoming Vote Today for Political Trend
Wyoming joins the race for November New Deal elections with Republican primaries led by Vincent Carter and Harry P. Isley while Democratic Sen. Joseph O Mahoney stands unopposed. Gay Miller seeks renomination against Thomas OcNeil with a four man Republican governor field headed by A M Clark as four Republicans. In Nashville a group of straight Democrats form a statewide convention to back a fusion candidate for governor against the regular Democrats led by Lewis Pone.
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United Press
Wyoming
Joseph O'Mahoney
Vincent Carter
Harry P. Isley
Lewis Pone
Mill McAllister
Advance plans for Labor Day in Columbus
A meeting was scheduled for Wednesday evening to advance plans for the Labor Day celebration in Columbus. Committee members from the Columbus Dam Association and the American Legion are urged to attend, meeting at the Municipal building at the right GrebleIc.
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Columbus
Columbus Dam Association
American Legion
Right GrelbeIc
Fire danger ends as three California towns saved
Firefighters with calm weather and higher humidity stamp out the Hercest fire near Plumas national forest. Crews resume work to remove last embers while Sloat Twin Rivers and Portola remain safe. Some reports of missing firefighters are clarified by line communications and hospital care is limited to minor injuries.
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United Press
Quincy
Cal
Forestry Service
Plumas National Forest
Sloat
Portola
Fee
President Roosevelt to attend Rainey funeral service
President Roosevelt will lead a distinguished group of mourners at the funeral of Speaker Henry T. Rainey near Carrollton Illinois. The service will be at Walnut Hill after the body lies in state in Greene County courthouse rotunda. Rainey died Sunday night in St Louis of heart disease. Burial will be in the Rainey family plot. Roosevelt will then return to Washington and later go to Hyde Park.
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United Press
Carrollton
Roosevelt
Henry T. Rainey
National House of Representatives
Walnut Hill
Episcopal
Greene County
St. Louis
U. S
William H. Dietrich
Seléc*Efi
Rainey
Washington
Hyde Farle
N. C
White House
Slicker Makes Getaway Here In Corry
Corry was visited by a man described as a slicker using the alias Rooney at Hotel Corry and Nilay in business dealings with local merchants. He offered a special encyclopedia sale and attempted to cash a check in the books firm name, prompting hotel inquiry and police action. He fled before officers could act. Mr. and Mrs. Perry K Mead of Columbus went to Erie this morning for a business trip.
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Corry
Hotel Corry
Rooney
Nilay
Focal Business Monpoons
Perry K. Mead
Columbus
Erie
Bank of Erie Opens for Business in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports that the Bank of Erie Trust Company has resumed normal operations under the name The Bank of Erie after completing reorganizaiton plans. Dr William D Gordon state secretary of banking announced the new institution carries capital of 200000 dollars, surplus 100000 dollars, undivided profits 13 dollars and deposits amounting to 836120 dollars.
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Bank OF Erie
United Press
Harrisburg
Bank of Erie Trust Company
William D. Gordon
Yabking
G O P Victory by Million Margin Seen by Taylor
Philadelphia Aug 21 Republican state chairman M Harvey Taylor predicted a one million vote majority for the GOP in Pennsylvania this November after survey of 14 counties. Harmony claimed, though a progressive ticket looms and third party risk remains. David A Good was named Republican National Committeeman. Kaufman and Margiotti discuss a progressive candidate with Pinchot.
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Wwasney United Press
Philadelphia
M. Harvey Taylor
Guifford Ainchot
David A.good
William S. Ware
David E. Kaufman
U. S
Bolivia
Sianino
Charles J. Margiotti
Kaufman
Margiotti
Pinchot
U.S
Read
Two Admit Part in Man's Death by Car
Police questioned two suspects who reportedly admitted fatally injuring Walter Monahan with a car and fleeing. John Linn, 24, and James Baitridge, 27, said they ran over Monahan as he lay in the street and left the body on the curb.
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United Pre
Pittsburgh
Walter Monahan
John Linn
James Baitridge
Monahan
Robbers Use Machine Guns In Brooklyn Armored Truck Heist
A gang of about ten robbed an armored truck near Brooklyn police headquarters using machine guns and pistols, escaping with an estimated 420000. The raid featured a staged distraction with a disguised bandit and a concealed machine gun on a pushcart, while police mobilized across bridges, ferries, and terminals.
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United Press
New York
Brooklyn
Anld
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Ett
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William Lulienthal
John Allen
Ehrt
Allen
Tulders
Tre Baulty
Mammatten
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