Unfavorable Trends In September Business
Babson reports September business slipping below August, with declines in textiles steel and housing. Consumers stock up lightly as prices adjust, while railroads buy little equipment. profits shrink and tax costs bite. The article outlines ten factors shaping a cautious economic outlook.
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Justice Black to Broadcast Secret Radio Address Tonight
Justice Hugo L. Black prepared a secret radio address to defend charges he held a life membership in the Ku Klux Klan. The speech was to be broadcast at 9:30 p.m. over NBC CBS and Mutual networks from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in Washington. Colleagues and officials close to the case anticipated a direct denial or confirmation of the lifelong Klan membership claim in this unprecedented public defense.
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Seamen on Lake Erie stage sit down strike
Seamen on eight of the Great Lakes Transit Corp vessels at Buffalo staged sit down strikes in protest of a contract with a rival AFL affiliated union. The CIO reported the action and said conferences with company officials were planned in Buffalo.
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Earle Campaign Urges Defeat of 42 Million Bond Issue
Harrisburg dispatch reports Gov. Earl G. Burle asks Pennsylvania voters to reject next month’s $42,000,000 bond issue for state construction. He argues improvements can be funded by the State Authority with a $10 million PWA grant and a $55 million loan, saving about $12 million in interest.
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Wife sues munitions maker for non support over 3400 monthly
Virginia Wilder, 82, third wife of Clinton Wilder of Warren Pa, sues for more support after receiving 3400 in the first month of separation. She alleges past abuse and intoxication while his estranged wife testifies to prior gifts and checks are produced in court.
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No Relief Cases Reported by Local Public Assistant Director
Ngopert and Gatlin of the local Public Assistance office announce no change in total relief cases in the city and vicinity compared to six weeks ago, indicating stability in welfare needs as of today.
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Green Asks Joint Battle Against CIO Rebels
William Lee urged the American Federation of Labor to unite against the CIO in a hard line drive. He demanded no compromise and warned against fear as federation leaders reported a drastic action plan by the CIO, with reports and continued coverage on page eight.
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Women's work week law has exceptions outlined
Harrisburg reports list exemptions to the state women workers law. Regulations cover mill plants, hotels, educational institutions, and machine breakdowns with eight hour days and forty four hour weekly caps, plus overtime spreads and emergency provisions. A separate note notes endorsement of a constitutional amendment to allow Philadelphia city and county government consolidation by a taxpayers group.
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Search for Negro in West End Train Beating Case
Police and Pennsylvania authorities search freight trains near the west end for a Black man wanted in connection with a beating of a white man. Reports say a gunshot was fired. details on injuries and suspects remain unclear.
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Many Groups Back Program Organize Home Rule Meet
About 50 officers from 11 state wide local government groups gather in Harrisburg to establish the Pennsylvania Home Rule Association aimed at resisting centralization in Harrisburg. Delegates include county commissioners sheriffs district attorneys school directors and township officials as the drive to enlist 700 groups continues.
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Union City man held for assault on Ralph Jones
Gurney Titus, 65, of Union City, is jailed on aggravated assault charges after two deep gashes were torn in Ralph Jones's back. Titus admitted striking with an ax during a wrestling incident while both men had been drinking heavily. Jones hospitalized. Titus arraigned and held on $500 bail for November criminal term.
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Berry season lasts longer than several years
The report notes an unusually extended berry season with harvests running from July through November. Growers anticipate good yields for strawberries and raspberries, with the Palfrasts claiming frost does not harm fruit and crops continue into late autumn.
Roosevelt Heading Back to Washington
President Roosevelt heads east toward Washington to consider summoning Congress for a possible special session amid rumors surrounding Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black and his Ku Klux Klan affiliation. The party rested last night on Lake Crescent near the Olympic peninsula after a midday stop in Victoria, British Columbia.
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