Sugar program plans to adjust production for domestic needs
The Agriculture Department proposes reducing production to match domestic consumption, with a target of about 6476,000 tons for sugar and similar adjustments in wheat and other crops under the Jones Costigan act. Officials emphasize feeding Americans first, maintaining reserves, and limiting foreign market surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. McDonough
George Washington
AAA
Cenhes
Suhéla
Bureau of Agri- Suitigale Economics
In- Mae
Farm Credit Administration
Rabid Dog Bite Report From Ashford and Pansey Areas
Officials from the Dothan branch of the state laboratories announced after testing the dog's head that a dog owned by J. W. Jal of Ashford route had bitten several other animals but did not bite any people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Pansey
ES Dothan
State Bmoratories
J. W. Jal
Weather update for Alabama and northwest area
Mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers through the week. Partly cloudy to Wednesday with cooler conditions in the east and central. Extreme northwest area partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with local thundershowers expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Police clash as Heimwehr disarmed in Floridsdorf raid
Vienna reports police emergency forces moved into Floridsdorf to disarm Heimwehr guardsmen in a short hand to hand battle. The operation followed the socialist uprising and amid post coup tensions. Arrests were made and the incident shocked the city as rival officials face court martial. Bachinger faces inquiry over Nazi ties.
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Vienna
Floridsdorf
Helmwehr
National Guard
Heimwehr
Socialist Center
Emil Frey
Floridstorf
Engelbert Dollfuss
Welblatt
Franz Bachinger
Dollfuss
Agrarian Party
Bachingett
Gospoltshofen
Weltblatt
Bachinger
Agrarians
Gaspolshofen
Police Kill One Wound Two Robbers in Post Office Raid
In Newport News Virginia an attempted robbery of the Dén-Gron post office ended in a gun battle. One robber, E. W. Austin of Norfolk, was killed. two others, Jack Bernard and Jack Creekmore, were wounded and hospitalized. Detectives H. L. Dickens and H. C. Gornton were wounded lightly.
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Newport News
Dén- Gron
E. W. Austin
Norfolk
Jack Bernard
Jack Creekmore
Phoebus
Creekmore
H. L. Dickens
H. C. Gornton
W. D. Kahn
Post Office
J. M. Peach
Moscow papers accuse Manchukuons of prisoner abuse
Moscow newspapers report Russian prisoners in Manchukuo were beaten to force confessions re sabotage of the Chinese Eastern Railway. Dispatches from Khabarovsk say Japanese gendarmes joined arrests, prompting concern over Japan's direct involvement in the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Manchukuo
Khabarovsk
Red Army
Poicemen
Manchque
Japan
Army Plane Crashes Off Mass Coast With Officer Aboard
An army aircraft piloted by Lt Maurice J Connell 38 of Boston crashed into the sea off Fourth Cliff near Scituate Massachusetts. Half the wreckage floated while the remainder and Lt Connell were unaccounted for as Coast Guard craft searched about 200 yards off shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States Army
Maurice J. Connell
Fourth Cliff
Scituate
Mass
National Guard
East Boston
Connell
Coast Guard
Taylor to Face Trial in Coed Death Sept. 17
Harold Taylor will stand trial in circuit court for the murder of Howard College coed Miss Faye New. The grand jury charged first degree murder after a one day session that heard officers and key witnesses. Taylor proclaimed his innocence from county jail.
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Leroy Simms
Associated Press
Birmingham
Harold Taylor
Faye New
Howard College
Taylor
A. B. Cain
Lon New
Faye
Gip M. Evans
Morrell Montgomery
Evans
Ftat
Miss New
Georgian Indicted in Death of Girl
Pat Patterson of Ola Georgia was indicted for murder in the death of 15 year old Virginia Walden. The grand jury charged five counts including that Patterson assaulted her to induce her to jump from his car and that she was struck after she leapt out. Patterson remains jailed as prosecutors seek trial at the current term.
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Ckson
Pat” Patterson
Ola
Virginia Walden
Patterson
Frank Willingham
Butts County
Miss Walden
Willingham
Walter Lockhart In Critical Condition After Suspected Suicide Attempt
Walter Lockhart, 25, is in critical condition with eight throat stitches after slashing his throat and drinking poison in a suspected suicide attempt. Police say he was despondent over ill health and unemployment. he was found near his Jackson home and rushed to the hospital.
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Jackson
Misr
Walter Lockhart
Fletcher NRA critique and Richberg farm report summary
Washington August 28 AP Donald Richberg worked on a report on New Deal benefits to farmers while Republicans attacked his summary of the industrial picture. Fletcher of the RNC said industrial production declined and unemployment rose since 1933. Richberg planned further reports to the President with the farm summary due tomorrow.
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Washington
Donald Richberg
Richberg
Roosevelt
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
NRA
AAA
Department of Commerce
American Federation of Labor
Two Held on Serious Charges in Lafourche Swamp Attack
In Monroe Louisiana two men connected to the tie cutting business were jailed on serious charges after an assault and attempted criminal attack at a house in Lafourche Swamp. Walter Brown is charged with attempting to assault an 11 year old girl while G R Wilson faces counts of assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to murder and attempted criminal attack. The suspects lived with the Wilson family in the swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Lafourche Swamp
Walter Brown
G. R. Wilson
Brown
G. H. Rolen
Wilson
Rolen
Georgia Power and Light Accept Rate Cut Order
Atlanta Aug 28 AP John Goree assistant attorney general of Georgia announced acceptance of a rate cut order by Georgia Power and Light and the dismissal of proceedings to increase the company tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Power and Light Company
John Goree
Georgia
Train Crash Kills Two in Washout Near Piedmont
In Greenville South Carolina a Southern freight train of 22 cars derailed seven cars into a washout near Piedmont during heavy rains. Two trainmen died and another was seriously injured as the section of embankment failed at 3:56 a m en route to Columbia from Greenville.
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Greenville
D. C
Southern
Piedmont
Columbia
Racial clashes flare as Niagara Falls sees white Negro violence
In Niagara Falls New York a nocturnal riot left three injured and many hurt after 3000 joined a melee sparked by a Labor Defense meeting to defend Alphonso Davis a Black man arrested for allegedly assaulting a white girl. A knife wound to Walter Korpolinski and injuries to William Fischer and Joseph Buckford indicate severe violence.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
International Labor Defense
Alphonso Davis
East Fells
24St Street
Walter Korpolinski
Memorial Hospital
William Fischer
Joseph Buckford
Two More Stores Bombed in Birmingham
Two more explosions ruined three stores and a dwelling in Birmingham as intermittent blasts continue in recent months. Joe Ellis and Roy Letina were among the shock victims, with dynamite bombs hurled from passing cars. Police seek motive amid labor unrest links, noting fires were contained by firefighters.
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Birmingham
Aps
Joe Ellis
Roy Letina
Ellis
Abner Stevenson
Tennessee Coal, Tron and Railway Company
First Candidate in New Election Announces Today
Chief of Police M. Tatum announces for the Democratic nomination as sheriff of Houston county in the September special primary called by the State Democratic Executive Committee. His bid is an ice-breaker as several others consider runs while a county dispute over May’s nomination prompts a statewide move of election powers to a state sub committee.
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M. Tatum
Houston County
Democratic Executive Committee
Tatum
Walt Cameron
J. E. Terry
Bay
E. W. Pettus
State Executive Committee
C. J. Rollins
Rollins
Alex H. May
Houston County Democratic Executive Committee
Houston
May
Houston Committee
Pettus
State Committee
Pete Tus
Ataras
T. E. Funtie
L. A. Farmer
Mrye. A. Y. Malone
Clem Faulk
Third Congressional District
Storm advisory issued for Texas coast and nearby hurricane area
The Weather Bureau issued advisory 106 at 1 a.m. for northeast storm warnings along the Texas coast from San Luis Pass to Port O’Connor. A tropical disturbance centered about 25 miles south of Belasco shows gales and possible hurricane force winds in a small area. Movement direction uncertain. precaution should not be relaxed until further notice.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Texas
San Liuis
Port O'Connor
Central
Belasco
Faith healing clash ends in home operation on boy
Eight year old Wallace Doyle Sharp Jr. received an operation on an infected leg at his Fort Payne home after hisHoliness sect family rejected hospital care. Surgeons scraped bone as chanting and a feverish crowd filled the room. doctors warned against excitement while law officials faced charges for interfering with officers. The father consented, saying the case was not as dire as feared. Amputation would have been necessary if delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Doyle Sharp, Jr
Fort Payne
Ala
Holiness Church
Pearl Sharp
Associated Press
W. T. Miller
A. R. Balls
Gadsden
Wallace Doyle
Scrane
Sharp
Bond
James Miller
Holiness Congregation
Hugh Elrod
Holiness
A. E. Hawkins
W. D. Sharp
Lttle
Dr. Miller
Cuban official's home bombed in Havana blast
A massive explosion destroyed the front of Mario Diazruz's Havana home, injuring Diaz Jr. and causing widespread damage in a four block area. Police call it the era's most destructive bombing and note a second blast hit Jose Antonio Marcos’s home nearby injuring Senora Marcos.
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Havana
Mario Diazruz
Banco Central de Cuba
Central Bank of Cuba
Mario Diaz
Dojax Cruz
Jose Antonio Marcos
Senora Marcos
Auto Crash Kills Two and Leaves Man Critical in Tacoma Area
Two men died and a third was critically injured when their car went off the Naches highway near Yakima. Victims were Barney Barker 57 and Richard Carlton 28 recently of Puyallup and Birmingham Alabama. A 61 year old man, John Warren Smith, sustained serious head injuries.
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Tacoma
Wash
Naches
Yakima
Barney Barker
Richard Carlton
Puyallup
Birmingham
Als
John Warren Smith
Textile Union Plans to Meet Industry Head
The United Textile Workers accepted an invitation from the National Labor Relations Board for a conference with manufacturers on Thursday. Lead negotiators demand concessions to avert a general walkout, including a 30 hour work week and reinstatement of workers, plus formal recognition of the union as bargaining representative.
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Textile Union
Washington
United Textile Workers Today
National Labor Relations Board
Lloyd Garrison
Francis J. Gorman
A¢ Tws
Garrison
Gorman
Conention
Labor Department
United Textile Workers of America
International Office
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