Typhoon Devastates Central Japan Killing Thousands
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports at least 4 446 killed and 4 203 injured as a typhoon ripped through central and western Japan. Osaka and Kyoto areas suffer heavy losses with hundreds missing and schools buried, amid widespread property ruin and rail disruption.
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Weather Forecast For Tennessee Alabama And Northwest Florida
Cloudy with showers in Tennessee on Saturday and in the west portion tonight. Cooler in the west, with Saturday cooler in the extreme west tonight. Alabama: local thunderstorms and cooler in the northwest tonight. Saturday cloudy with local thunderstorms in the east and cooler. Extreme northwest Florida: partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
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Headless Woman Found in North Shore Mystery
A headless female body was found near Ravinia in Highland Park as Chicago police search missing persons lists for identification. A lead tied to Ruth Olson was dismissed by her father, and Zigmund Rogodjinski was cleared. speculation linked the body to Polly Hamilton, linked to the Dillinger case, but FBI officials remained skeptical.
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Highland Park
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Evanston
California
Miss Olson
Ravinia
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Polly Hamilton
Anna Sage
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Hamilton
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Row Over Cotton Control Act Seen
Washington dispatch reports a split in Congress over the Bankhead cotton act as Eastern cotton belt lawmakers clash with Western supporters. Senator Bankhead defends the act while Rep. Jones of Texas urges ending it this year, citing fairness and market stability concerns.
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Washington
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Bankhead
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Tex
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AAA Cotton Pool
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AAA Cotton Section
Temple Confucius Repair Plans Revealed at Chufu
The Chinese government plans to spend 90000 dollars on repairing the Temple of Confucius in Chufu Shanatung birthplace of the sage.
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End of textile strike seen as F D R appeals
President Roosevelt issued a personal appeal to end the textile strike, urging workers to return to mills and manufacturers to rehire without discrimination. The mediation board report urged a labor relations board and wage survey, while strike costs and injuries mounted.
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Washington
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Textile Labor Relations Board
Labor Department
Frances Perkins
Labor
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Special Inquiry Board
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Felt Hat Day Proclaimed by Dothan Mayor Ezell
Mayor I C Ezell of Dothan issues a proclamation declaring Saturday September 22 1934 Felt Hat Day urging all male citizens to doff straw hats and wear felt in line with seasonal fashion and custom.
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Dionnee Quintuplets Moved to Hospital Today
In Callander Ontario Dr A R Dafoe moved the Dionne quintuplets from their parents home to a hospital fearing they might contract whooping cough as the district reports a spread of the disease. The five older Dionne children have colds that raise concern they could develop into whooping cough.
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Three Way Race Emerges For Alabama Education Posts
In Montgomery on Sept 21 activists report the state superintEndent of education and commissioner of agriculture races expanded to three contenders. Socialist candidates joined Democratic and Republican nominees with Pete B. Jarman Jr. of Birmingham as secretary of state. John Tiffany seeks the educator post and A L Hale runs for agriculture.
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Pete B. Jarman, Jr
John Tiffany
Birmingham
Educational Post
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Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
Live poultry remains steady to firm with broilers priced at freight 19-22 and express 15-23. Ducks show freight 14-15 with no quoted express. other freight and express unchanged.
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New York
Husband Held In Slaying Of Wife's Friend
George Armistead is jailed without bond as the grand jury probes the slaying of W Lander Jones 28 a part time fireman and former policeman shot at the Goodi Goodi Sandwich Shop Jones died instantly and Armistead's wife was wounded in the foot Coroner Jay Harty withheld verdict awaiting grand jury action Armistead claimed self defense and said the shooting was his personal business Officers said Jones guarded Armistead's wife while she was divorcing Jones lay dead from shots fired through a bedroom door while Armistead stood outside the window.
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Jay Harty
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Houston County
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Pat Warrick
George Garrett
Atlanta
Hauptmann Grilled in Kidnap for Ransom Case
Bruno Hauptmann, 35, sat emotionless in a Bronx courtroom as he was held without bail on a formal extortion charge linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping. New Jersey moved to extradite him on homicide charges, and detectives traced the $50,090 ransom, finding $13,750 in Hauptmann’s garage and noting past thefts in Germany. He appeared tired, answered in German-accented English, and claimed he entered the U.S. as a stowaway thirteen years ago.
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Bruno Richart Hauptmann
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Hauptmann
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Lakewood
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PWA Report Shows Alabama Slow to Benefit From Relief Funds
Francis M. LeMay reports the latest Public Works Administration progress shows Alabama among states with minimal impact from relief spending. Of 68 projects totaling 7.29 million dollars, only three started by Sept 1, with July expenditures at 17,855 dollars. The delay stems from constitutional limits on public borrowing, hampering bond contracts. Construction under way includes the Birmingham drainage project, Glen Allen school grant, and railroad work.
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Washington
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Alabama
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Georgia
State Supreme Court
Public
Glen Allen School
Alabama State Railroad
Capone Reasons Amateur Kidnapper Likely Capone Belief
New York, Sept 21. Al Capone argued the Lindbergh kidnapping was the work of an amateur, not a major crime syndicate, and offered to aid a deal with federal officials for leniency. Federal authorities later echoed the amateur theory, noting most ransom money was found in New York City and suggesting organized crime had little role. The case had previously focused on Verne Sankey and Stewart Donnelly, but officials found no solid links to them.
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al Capone
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Washington
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Verne Sankey
South Dakota
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Sankey
St Paul
Canvass of Returns Shows May Lead in Special Sheriff Primary
Official canvass by the State Democratic Executive Committee subcommittee reports Alex H. May with a 2 180 vote majority over Walter J. Cameron and Menefee Tatum. Cameron receives 984 and Tatum 674. J. E. Terry, who withdrew, logs 200 votes.
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Walter J. Cameron
Menefee Tatum
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City Council approves loan to cover September deficit
City council authorized a $12,000 loan to meet the September deficit of $12,500 with the remaining $500 to be raised by other means. Officials could not confirm the purchase of a new car for Fire Chief J E Zigiar, noting only that there is a new car in sight.
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J. E. Zigiar
Fire Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Holds 35th Anniversary Fish Fry
More than 50 veterans and their spouses attended a fish fry last night hosted by the Wiregrass Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its auxiliary. New members were initiated in both organizations as part of the WoVF W 35th anniversary observance mirrored by other posts nationwide.
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Barn Fire Destroys Farm Near Ashford
Fire of undetermined origin late Wednesday destroyed a barn and cotton and cotton seed on the farm of Mrs. M. E. Meadows three miles northeast of Ashford with a loss of about 1600 dollars. The barn worth 1000 dollars was insured for 500 while the cotton and seed worth 600 dollars were not insured.
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M. E. Meadows
Ashford
Hauptmann Seen As Lone Figure In Lindbergh Case
Department of Justice officials declare Bruno Richard Hauptmann acted alone in the Lindbergh kidnapping mystery. Hoover and Attorney General Cummings say the arrest completes a near certainty of solution, with weeks of probing ahead to build irrefutable evidence and prepare for trial. Hauptmann’s wife is in custody but no charges yet. Neighbors recall a hunter with a quiet, troubled demeanor.
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