Treaty Power byed for Club over Industry
NRA lawyers study using treaty making power for future industry regulation. They review constitutional authority and consider ratifying Geneva conventions on hours and conditions of employment to see if treaties could become the supreme law of the land. Also examined are interstate commerce, taxes, post offices, government contracts, tariffs, and war emergency powers shaping potential NRA legislation.
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Nathan Robertson
Washington, Nov
NRA
International Labor Organization
Geneva
United States
Congress
Welcome Waits Six Lost Fliers Found Unharmed in Alaska
FAIRBANKS Alaska Nov 8 AP A joyous welcome was planned for Pilot Jack Herman and his five airplane passengers at Dawson T today The six men missing since taking off from Dawson last Saturday for Fairbanks were reported safe at Cassiar roadhouse 35 miles from the city Pilot Bob Randall said he found Hermens party and plane on an island in the Yukon river Yesterday and pilots Vic Ross William Lavery and Herman Lerdahl prepared to fly to Cassiar to decide whether the men would be aided If not the group would travel by dog team Herman s passengers included George Townsend Dawson Oscar Sulphur Creek and Vancouver BC Wetter James Whitehorse T and Peter Funk and Okay Acron placer drillers all veterans of the Klondike Lerdahl planned to resume his tech search for the lost plane of Pilot Arthur F Hines who disappeared with three passengers near Dawson and Fairbanks in 19
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Jack Herman
Dawson
Cassiar Roadhouse
Bob Randall
Hermen
Yukon River
Vic Ross
William Lavery
Herman Lerdahl
Cassiar
Dog Herman
George Townsend
Oscar
Sulphur Creek
Vancouver
B. C
Wetter James
Whitehorse
Lerdahl
Arthur F. Hines
Dissolution of Germany's Steel Helmet by Hitler
Adolf Hitler dissolves Germany's Steel Helmet veterans organization in a letter to Franz Seldte. The move follows the November 7 recruit call and the reconstitution of the army. Hitler thanks Stadthelm for service and orders the group to furl its banners in tribute to the Fuehrer.
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Mer
American Légion i
Hitler
Stadthelm
Odies
Gore
Stahlhelm
der Fuehrer
Norris to retire from Senate amid calls to run
Sen. George W. Norris, veteran Nebraska Republican, announced in Salt Lake City that he will not seek re election to the Senate. He said age and desire for younger leaders to carry on his work justify stepping away despite hundreds urging him to run next year.
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Salt Lake City
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Desert News
Senate
Compton
Calif
United States
Awakening City Drives Scout Fund Near Quota
Dothan citizens rally for the Wiregrass area scout council raising funds with one committee reporting 1250 dollars toward a 1600 dollar goal. Officials expect the drive to ends Saturday at noon in the Houston hotel as community leaders praise local support and urge fuller participation.
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Dothan
Treasury
Wiregrass Area Scout Council
Houston Hotel
Mrs. Kyle Boatwright Passes at Abbeville
In ABBEVILLE on November 8 special report, Mrs. Kyle Boatwright died at 1 p.m. at her home yard. She was 55 and survived by husband, eight children including Morton Brown and Miss Mary Stone, siblings Bob Alex Ted Stinson and three sisters. Funeral set for tomorrow at an announced hour.
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Abbeville
Kyle Boatwright
Morton Brown
Mary Stone
Annie Byrd
Edna
Wille Mase
Virginia Boatwright
Jim
Jesse Boatwright
Bob
Alex
Ted Stinson
Mollie
Jennie
Mittle Stinson
Blankenship
Kidnapping Near Court in Los Angeles After Robbery Conviction
Fred Anderson, 38, was abducted near a court in Los Angeles shortly after four men were found guilty in the $32,000 Monte Caro gambling ship robbery. The victim had been questioned last July and was driving in the harbor district with friend Lars Bolden.
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Los Angeles
Fred Anderson
Harbor
Lars Bolden
Fresh Effort Afoot to Gain Mining Accord
Birmingham November 8 As new efforts launch to settle with 18 000 United Mine Workers in Alabama fields a labor mass meeting is planned for a demonstration Darius A Thomas chairs the Alabama Coal Operators advisory committees and a conference date with union leaders is to be set Edward F McGrady and John R Steelman labor conciliators work on angles for a settlement while George F Googe AFL Southern rep cites a conspiracy against progress The miners demand a 50 cent daily increase in Alabama wages from 280 to 380 per day nine cents per ton tonnage increase and 10 percent deadwork hike Operators offer renewal of existing terms No violent incidents beyond a recent fatal attack near the Alabama Fuel Iron Co plant in St Clair county is noted and a new grand jury probe is ordered
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Associated Press
Birmingham
United Mine Workers of America
Alabama
Darius A. Thomas
Alabama Coal Operators
Svgrady
Edward F. McGrady
Secretary of Labor
Bibb Graves
John R. Steelman
Department of Labor
Steelman
George F. Googe
American Federation of Labor
South
Appalachian Fields
Aemoar
Alabama Fuel & Iron Co
Ordinary Underwear Final Cost in Landmark Suit
In a landmark six year saga, an Australian doctor won a £11,200 prize from a supreme court ruling over irritating cuffs in a plain long john garment worn for service. The Privy Council later ruled in the doctor’s favor after nine days of hearings, highlighting massive legal costs and court tests.
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London
Supreme Court of South Australia
Higker
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
British Empire
Australia
Privy Council
Brazil Reneges on League Sanctions Participation
Geneva Nov 8 Brazil informs the League of Nations it cannot join sanctions against Italy as it is no longer a League member. The note says Brazilian foreign policy will remain committed to international obligations despite departure.
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Nos League
Geneva
APJ
League of Nations
Brazil
Italy
League
Timber Exports Lead Sweden as August Figures Hit High
Swedish exports show timber at 430000 standards by end of August and Lapland iron ore shipments at 545000 tons for the same month, marking the strongest August in fourteen years. The data reflect 1935 trade activity reported by AP, noting timber dominance in export value and iron ore volumes from Lapland.
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Stockholm
Lapland
Roosevelt Calls Foreign Experts Into Conference
President Roosevelt called immediate conference with foreign policy advisers after returning to Washington. Attendees included Hull Phillips and Sayre as well as Canada’s Prime Minister-elect Mackenzie King who will meet the President later and stay overnight at the White House. Budget matters for the new government year were also discussed with Budget Director Daniel Bell invited to lunch. The President will defer emergency expenditure decisions until national conditions are finalized and will announce budget proposals when Congress convenes in January.
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Hull
William Phillips
Francis Sayre
William Lyon Aackenzie-King
Canada
White House
Roosevelt
Daniel W. Bell
Congress
New York
Hea
Farley
Comm!i
Four Men Steal 29000 in Jersey Bank Raid
Four men robbed Prospect Park National Bank near Paterson New Jersey seizing 25000 in cash while a teller fired at the suspects as they escaped in a waiting car. Police reported possible injuries to a robber after shots cracked the getaway vehicle.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Prospect Park National Bank
Prospect Park
Here
Albert Bauman
Dover
Boat Trailer Exemption Nudges Tag-Free Use
Fishermen hauling boats on two wheel trailers are exempt from trailer license if the load stays under 4 500 pounds and the trailer is pulled by a passenger automobile. Other exemptions apply to four wheel farm trailers used for produce, with a 2 000 pound load limit.
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Houston County
Spring Flowers Bloom Across Connecticut Readably
In New Haven, Conn a report from AP notes spring flowers in bloom across Connecticut. Irving E. Manchester of Winstead picked a white and blue violet on a lawn while William Hawley gathered violets in a Washington meadow. Mis e Wilhelmina Knowles of Washington described hyla activity as signs of spring. Joseph Johnston of Reynolds Bridge said he picked 14 dandelions and that many more were present.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Irving E. Manchester
Winsted
William Hawley
Washington
Mise Wilhelmina Knowles
Joseph Johnston
Reynolds Bridge
Cotton Climbs Dollar on Cut in Estimates
New Orleans reports cotton rose about a dollar a bale as the government cuts its 1935 crop forecast to 11,141,000 bales based on Nov 1 conditions. Declines in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Missouri curbed output. state totals show Missouri and Texas with large gains and California figures excluded from U.S. totals.
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New Orleans
Nova
Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Arkansas
Oklahome
Tennessee
Missouri
North Carolina
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Department
Census Bureau
Virginia
North Caroline
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Loutelone
Oklahoma
Speedy Handling Awaiting Appeal In McEachin Case
A statewide legal dispute centers on McEachin's eligibility for road supervisor pay after Judge Halstead’s quo warranto ruling. Protracted appeals loom, with deadlines set for filing and clerk transmission. Costs may fall to Meine tyre rather than the county, per Judge Poyner, amid prior contested machine purchase and commission votes.
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MetIntyra
Houston County
Supreme Court
D. C. Halstead
C. C. McEachin
Alabama
Supreme Court Within Another Ten Days. the Court Haels
Saxon P. Poyner
Atty
A. A. Carmichael
McKachin
McEachin
Jude Halatead
McIntyre
Halatead
McFinchin
Meine Tyre
Poyner
Ae & County
McFachin
Meintyre
J. Ww
J J. Whidder Anmymeth
Halstead
Soviet Banks Claim 18 Million Depositors and Growth
Official figures from MoCow show Soviet vasines banks reporting 18,509,000 depositors. Deposits in the first nine months of 1935 reached 469,000,000 rubles about 22 million dollars, more than double the earlier period. data cover growth in the stated years.
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Mocow, Nov
City Airport Funds Approved In WPA Plan
Comptroller Okehs $29,460 allotted for Dothan and Enterprise airports with WPA guidance. Rex Wise and E H Haight confirm federal backing. additional sums apportioned to Andalusia and Troy. Funds form part of a $100 million aviation development allotment within a $4.8 billion Works Relief program. About 50 Alabama cities share in the funding.
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NecCarl
Washington
Dothan
WPA
Rex Wise
Dothan Airport Commission
al Key
E. H. Haight
Charlotte
N.C
United States Department of Commerce
Bureau of Aviation
PWA
Enterprise
Andalusia
Troy
Storm moves along East Gulf Coast with deaths rising
A tropical disturbance, weakening but still active, continued a erratic path across the Gulf of Mexico. Warnings stretched from Apalachicola to Tampa as the death toll rose to 19 from previous hurricane winds. Nassau said five sponge fleet vessels were destroyed with more damaged. Miami area loss estimated at 3 million dollars as the storm drifted inland toward Florida and the Gulf.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Apalachicola
Tampa
Florida
Nasanu
John Eldridge Frugsell
Great Abaco Island
Miami
Weather Bureau
Nassau
Spongve
Bermuda
Bahamas
Gulf
Mass wreck kills driver in head on collision near Brown's Cross Roads
At crossroads near Brown's Cross Roads a Friday midnight head on crash killed 22 year old Roerros Armstrong. Eight others injured including Miles Theta Livingston. Attendants prepared for surgery as two more victims remained hospitalized. The other car’s driver was Jackson. In Arkansas, Chancellor William B. Atkinson of Conway died after an operation.
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Tocrat
Tor Roerros Armstrong
Brown
Miles Theta Livingston
Alfternosst
Aeeldert
I Firpary
Little Rock
Ark
William B. Atkinson
Conway
Arkansas Attornney General
State revenue jumps by 2 million for fiscal year
Alabama closed its year Oct 1 1996 with a 757 008 cash balance and total revenue of 20 889 207, up from 27 586 078 the year before, driven by gains in income and inheritance taxes, automobile licenses, gasoline taxes, and other receipts.
WPA plans repairs at Hayter courthouse delays hoped
The WPA project to repair the Hayter courthouse was reviewed by Supervisor Bryawe and judge Enron Poyner. Ten men will transfer from the airport project to the county building for completion. Work includes a new aluminum paint coat for the dome, clock face lighting, squeak elimination in stairways, and replacement of fallen plaster in offices.
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WPA
Hayter Esorry
Ued Ary
Dremediatel
Bo Bry- Awe
Wet Ag
Enron P. Poyner
Rapro
Bryen
J C. Cor
Steenth
Steirwasys
Aeéarh Avery
Thas Ouildinge
Italian Fascist Army Advances Toward Amba Selgi in Ethiopia
Runners for Gen. Meravigna report Italian light infantry with artillery push toward Lake Tana region near Makale and Amba selgi. Columns move along the Setit as Ethiopia’s Ras Beru forces retreat toward Takara. Amba Selgi, a key fortress, would offer strategic and sentimental value, recalling the 1895 Aduwa defense.
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Associated Press
Makale
Ethiopia
Fietro Maravigna
Nto
Lake Tana
Nile
Great Britain
Adiabo
Meravigna
Setit River
Dongchen Pass
Spprosch
Selicot
Mekale
Ambaslgi
Italy
Atrategie
Aduwa
Ambealgi
Toselli
Plecea
Ambaaslgt
Windoweps
Ts Objectle
Traffic expected heavy for Gorrie bridge opening
APALACHICOLA Fla Armistice Day traffic alert warns motorists to expect unusually heavy flow along State Highway No 1 to the Gorrie bridge opening celebration. State Safety Director Asher Frans urges extreme caution to manage the heavy influx of vehicles and avoid hazards from crowded roads.
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Apalachicola
Peeloly
Florida
Asher Frans
Tallahassee
Gorrie Bridge
Trettle
Arly
Apelachticola
Frank
Van Loan to Remarry After Non-Support Controversy
Los Angeles Nov 4 AP Short story and screen writer H H Van Loan says his upcoming marriage will differ despite years of domestic trouble. He faced non support charges from his first wife Mira Gertrude Van Loan who divorced him in 1932. His intended second wife is Bozensy Brydlove, a Hollywood writer and former wife of Milwaukee attorney W C Rubin.
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Urster Jalle
Los Angeles
Hhh van Loan
van Loan
Mira
Gertrude van Loan
Bozensy Brydlove
Hollywood
W. C. Rubin
Milwauker
Business tragedy tale from Vienna over alimony case
Freaz Cauffer testified he is an executioner by trade and unable to pay alimony as his business collapsed. He described better times in 1934 when Austria faced rebel activity, but the current bottom has fallen out of his finances.
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Sojd
Lee
Vienna
Freaz Cauffer
Austria
Weather Summary for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Alabama notes fair conditions with slightly colder air in the east and south Friday with cooler temperatures Saturday. Northwest Florida shows partly cloudy skies and cooler readings, followed by Saturday fair and warmer in the west portion.
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Alabama
Florida
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