NRA Rackets and NRA Code Provisions Detailed
The NRA briefing outlines actions against rackets exploiting the blue eagle symbol and confirms wage rules and hours for several industries. It notes planned inquiries into Hollywood strikes and hosiery plant conflicts, with subcommittees to probe trouble as Johnson pushes a renewed industry-wide recovery effort.
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Labor Code Proposes Wage Minimums in Daily Papers
The proposed wage code for U S daily newspapers sets minimums for clerical and office staff and allows overtime during emergencies. It was prepared by major press associations and presented as a unified industry standard after weeks of discussions with publishers nationwide.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Inland Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
New England Publishers Association
Howard Davis
Federal Laws Committee
Davis
American Newspapers Publishers Association
Arizona Prohibition Leaders Admit Defeat In Referendum
Arizona voters face today’s repeal election as prohibition leaders concede defeat and seek to void results by appealing to the state constitution. Ballots open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mountain Time with no Republican primary contenders and Democratic candidates Isabella Greenway Harlow Akers and William Coxon vying for the Douglas federal seat.
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Washington
Lewis W. Douglas
Isabella Greenway
Roosevelt
Harlow Akers
Carl Hayden
William Coxon
Arizona Corporation Commission
Douglas
Supreme Court
Charles Carr robbery confession tied to Charles Carr case
The article details Harry Remlinger confessing to a planned robbery involving Steve England against Charles Carr. A gas pipe weapon and a duck pin were among items linked to the incident near Main Street and Wilford streets. Remlinger and England were arrested and jailed. the confession outlines the route from St John Street to Henry Runge property and the ambush near Long and Luzadder.
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England
Charles Carr
Long Street
Steve England
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Harry Remlinger
J. W. Smalley
Wallace Henderson
Claude Hetner
Joe Mask
Henderson
Remlinger
B. F. Poe
Main Street
Harry Remslinger
St. John
Wilford
Machado appeals as Havana reels from riots and deaths
President Gerardo Machado urged citizens to defend the republic after a day of political disorder that left 26 dead and 160 wounded. Police patrolled Havana as opposition groups demanded his resignation following reports he would step down. The turmoil followed demonstrations at the palace sparked by talk of his withdrawal.
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Urge Formation of State Barbers and Beauticians
Charleston report notes a protest urging creation of a state licensing board for barbers and beauticians. The president walked from the palace to the police building as part of the demonstration while lamenting bloodshed and praising the police board of examiners for licensure.
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Florida governor predicts wet result in repeal vote
Governor Dave Shultz of Florida predicted an overwhelming wet outcome in the October 10 repeal referendum. He said Florida would vote two and a half to one in favor of repealing the 18th amendment. In Alabama, a statewide convention opened to cast votes for national prohibition repeal, with 116 delegates bound to the repeal majority of 29,009 from July 18.
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Dave Shultz
Florida
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Elkins plant robbed in Sunday night break in
Elkins August 8 robbers entered the Nehi Bottling company plant at 109 Second street and carried away about 25 dollars worth of goods. Owner O B Durrett reported the burglary to city police.
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Nehi Betting Company
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Polish flyers off on test flight to Poland voyage
Two Polish American brothers Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz began a test flight from Floyd Bennett airport at 5 06 a m eastern time aiming toward Harbor Grace Newfoundland as they prepare for a possible New York to Poland trans Atlantic journey Emil Birgen is with them but it was not announced if he will accompany the crossing flight a plane believed to be carrying them passed Parrsboro Nova Scotia at 10 a m eastern daylight time today on its way toward Halifax with indistinct markings 尊
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Earl DeMoss
John Moran
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Parrsboro
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Joseph Adamowicz
Brooklyn
Harbor Grace
N. F
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Halifax
Poland
New York
Floyd Bennett
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Stone House Camp Opens Salvation Army Run Recreation Camp
The Salvation Army runs a month long outdoor recreation camp six miles south of the city on the Tygart Valley river. One hundred children ages six to fifteen were housed in the Rotary Club building and tents under Capt. W. H. Arnold and Mrs Arnold supervision. Daily activities directed by local teachers, with ample milk in meals. Mothers will be invited later for rest and recreation.
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Tygart Valley
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Stephenson Quits West Virginia Public Works Board
D H Stephenson former Kanawha county sheriff resigns from the three member Public Works advisory board for West Virginia. He sent a telegram to President Roosevelt asking to be released. Other board members are Van A Bittner of Charleston and William P Wilson of Wheeling.
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D. H. Stepheson
Kanawha
Public Works Advisory Board
West Virginia
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National Recovery Act
van A. Bittner
William P. Wilson
Wheeling
School Buildings Undergoing Repairs
Improvements include repainting interior and exterior of Rosemont school, weather boarding, ceiling replacement, and remodeling of an extra room under a contract awarded to Clint Syckoff. Six rooms will be used at Rosemont this year. Flemington and Simpson high schools will also receive extensive repairs and painting before September 5. About $1,500 is budgeted for Flemington district work, and a new furnace is being built at Blueville with extensive repairs countywide.
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Etxra
Clint Syckoff
Board of Education
Flemington High School
Simpson
Flemington
Blueville
Plane Crashes in Detroit Near Airport. Seven Uninjured
Detroit, Mich Aug 8 Seven passengers escaped with bruises when a transport plane of the American Airways Corp crashed in a street near the city airport moments after takeoff for Chicago. Pilot J L Huber was hospitalized with cuts and bruises. Airport supervisor Ralph Snake said one or more of the three motors stalled at about 100 feet. None of the passengers was badly hurt.
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Detroit
Mich
American Airways Corp
Chicago
J. L. Huber
Ralph Snake
Wants To Mother Dempsey's Children
Hannah Williams Dempsey the former stage figure declares a new goal to be the mother of Jack Dempsey's children. She says she will travel for long train rides and endure one night stands to achieve the status Mrs Dempsey and focus on home life and cooking beefsteak and eggs.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack
Four Trainriders Killed In Wreck Near Portage Pennsylvania
Johnstown Pa Aug 8 Four trainriders were killed and two others injured in a wreck of a fast westbound Pennsylvania freight near NY tower west of Portage. The tender derailed on a switch and the first 20 cars piled up, blocking the main line. Traffic resumed after a track was cleared. The accident involved the Q7 car train carrying micrch dise as it moved over a crossover. Rail officials expected it would be some time before victims were identified.
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Pennsylvania
NY Tower
Portage
Micrch Dise
Postmasters Named in West Virginia Offices
The post office department announced three fourth class postoffice appointments in West Virginia. They are Mrs Mary Corrill of Indore Clay county Fred McCoy of Merrimac Mingo county and Mrs Violet King Romont Fayette county.
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Post Office Department
West Virginia
Mary Corrill
Indore
Clay County
Fred McCoy
Merrimac
Mingo County
Violet King
Romont
Fayette County
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