Federalize All Forgets Under Crime War Plan Stirs Debate
A plan to unite police into a national force with the Army and National Guard backing was presented to the American War Association by Assistant Attorney General Pat Malloy as a bold approach to curb crime. The proposal outlined arming and coordinating federal and local agencies though details remain uncertain amid political pushback and questions about feasibility.
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Grams Rapids
Midh
Aug
National Guard
American War Association
Min
Pat Malloy
Crain
Che Wastellestony
Atlas Hinton
Elton Crete
Buy Now The Third Stage Of The Recovery Drive
The Recovery Administration calls on the public to buy now to move goods to consumers. With stocks depleted, families should replace worn items like paper, paint, curtains, furniture, radios, refrigerators, clothing, shoes, dishes, and more. Prices rise while money loses value, so spending now benefits the economy.
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Recovery Administration
Mrs Lila Gaines Held for Questioning in Slaying Mystery
The case centers on Mrs Lila Gaines questioned after the slaying of her husband near Tilahama. Authorities say she was held for questioning Monday night but released with no charges filed. she remained in custody briefly and released.
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Syrhame
Wirely
Wiebedtlyen
Gales
Nis Aatinmonna
Tilahama
Gaines
Conelnsten Ag
Mroseeeter CO
W. Cheenough
M Kelly Honored by Bar Association in Michigan
From Raptlis Michigan August. George IT Smith of Galt Lake Clayinday elected chairman of the American Bar Association's ceremonial council for the coming year. Included in the council are DM Kelly and Julie Monikers among others.
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M. Kelly
BAR Association
Raptls
Mich
Feorgs IT Smith
Galt Lake
Clayinday
Amenean Bar Association
Camming Yent
Nanorfarm
DM. Kelly
Julte
Montana public works funds grow with great benefits claimed
Public works allocations total millions across states including Arizona Montana Nevada New Mexico Texas Oregon and Pennsylvania with 15 115 000 for irrigation and 2 260 000 for a naval hospital in Philadelphia. The Public Works Administration approved a 4 4 80 000 000 fund spread over projects though details and provisos vary by state. Continued on page 127.
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Mantua Earler
Arizona
Limho
Montana
Nevada
New Messen
Texas
Oregon
Naval Hospital
Philadelphia
Ras Fon
Fifa
Raiders Kidnap Four Hostages in Kansas City Robbery
Four hostages including women telephon operators were seized during a department store hold up in Kansas City Missouri. The robbers fled in a sedan with police pursuing, but were captured after their car wrecked. The hostages were released unharmed. Suspects identified as Ja Colose Tom Ceppo and Lovcha Molin, ages 22, 20, and 20 respectively, were held in connection with the bank attack in Quindare State.
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Kanaas City
Klinepartment
Ascare
Couhter
Med Wader
Asaistant
Figutyor
Ja Colose
Tom Ceppo
Lovcha Molin
Kansasiv
Kay
Thi Quindare State Bank
Ollye Graham Jonson
Lydia Atento
Pha Fisher
Leonard Dmntels
Oregon forest fires devastate northwest with $42 million loss
The report cites Oregon forest fires that burned two weeks across northwestern regions, with state governor Lynn Fremont or similar naming a potential loss up to 42 million dollars. Thousands of acres of yellow fir and other timber were destroyed along Wilson River Trask River and Clatsop County, surpassing losses from 1911 to 1930.
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Portland
Ove
Ane
Oregon
Lynn
Arenomillay
Oren
Orogan
Ambiguous Race Ends With Unclear Endurance Title
A chaotic report from New York describes a famous race where a blondes young woman and a man allegedly wed a life commitment and won a world endurance title. The piece mentions partners Hetty Murnane and Michael Calihvese and references a loving cup, but the text is garbled and hard to parse for precise names or outcomes.
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New York
Weno
Iisa
Prohibition Defeated In Washington Ends Dry Era
Washington tipped toward repeal with 95 wets to four dry delegates, signaling an end to prohibition as returns show a statewide tilt toward repeal. The vote, tracked by legislative metrics, indicated strong sentiment though final convention results remained pending as alcohol officials noted Washington becomes the 24th state to move toward repeal.
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Washington
Truth
Whitman
Aratin
Garfiell
Columbia
Westmaster
James A. Farley
No Liquidation of Western Loon
A declaration of policy adopted by temporary stockholders committees for Western Lown and Basildigy company favors reorganization to preserve protection and security for creditors and stockholders. Banking Commissioner John A. Malin endorsed a sound deorganization plan as the basis for a centralized administration across eight Western regions.
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Lake City
Sug
Canunittes
Wester Lown Ant
Tnd Ad i
Potley
Mather
John A. Malin
Vinh
USA
Tpcom Asaeis
A .Centalize
Nolley Kutentont
Nist Pre
New Gold Order Seen To Not Spark Inflation Here
New York reports from Aug 40 indicate cronists and foreign exchange experts largely agree the presidential gold order allowing export of newly mined metal through the deputy department will have no inflationary effect. Analysts provide logical reasons supporting price stability under the policy.
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New York
Wall Street
Labor Pushes Shorter Hours for NRA Codes
Washington August 30 demand from organized labor for shorter working hours than present in NRA codes to absorb jobless millions faster confronted Hugh Johnson on his return to the capital. William Green AFL president outlined the demand to newspapermen as Johnson flew back from Boston where he urged consumer support for the recovery through renewed buying. Johnson found a request from President Roosevelt regarding Henry Ford and the auto code, but declined to comment on the situation as deputies pressed ahead with code efforts.
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Washington
Hugh §. Johnson
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Boston
James P. Selvage Ward
Johnson
Hoosevelt
Henry Ford
Terovery
Roosevelt Names Committee on Airline Industry Reform
President Roosevelt named a three member panel to govern the air business as part of a broader push for national industrial reorganization. The inquiry also targets Henry Ford and his delay in joining the auto manufacturers in the new deal. James A. Moffett, former vice president of Standard Oil of New Jersey, was chosen to head the three representatives.
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Sta de Park
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
James A. Moffett
New Jersey
New Deal Wins Ribbon At New York County Fair
President Roosevelt visited Hyde Park Fair with his son John riding the chestnut horse New Deal named by the people of Missouri. Jol and his sister Mrs Curtis Dall joined the family riding group and finished fourth in a well trained field.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
John
New Deal
Misanuri
Jol
Curtis Dall
Wallace targets Chicago dairy under price rule
Secretary Wallace announced a move to revoke licenses of a Chicago dairy selling milk below regional prices in breach of trade agreement. Simultaneously farm officials unveiled a new licensing and enforcement section with branches in San Francisco Chicago and Kansas City and additional offices planned in New Orleans New York and Philadelphia. George Carlson of Detroit named chief enforcement officer to be based at the sites.
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Washington
Wallace
Chicago
San Francisco
Kansas City
New Orleans
New York
Philadelphia
George Carlson
Detroit
Argentina signs wheat pact to restore world prosperity
London report says Argentina joined the International wheat agreement, the 22nd nation to sign, aiming to reduce production by major wheat nations and boost consumption in importing countries. Analysts differ on immediacy of effects, noting a parliamentary advisory wheat committee will guide implementation in London with possible U.S. presence including Frederick B. Murphy.
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London
Argen
Hun
Nepoliniers
Frederick B. Murphy
Minneapolis
Tomas Je Breton
Neafi
Parliament Advisory Wheat Committee
Murphy
Montana farmer’s family escapes truck crash
Ray Shaw a Moore district farmer steered a runaway wheat truck toward the courthouse lawn in Lewistown. Crossing a railroad track and dodging cars, he kept the vehicle from striking pedestrians, crashed into a tree at the north lawn, leaving Shaw with head injuries and his wife and child hurt but alive as onlookers watched in fear.
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Lewistown
Aug
Ray Shaw
Moore District
Shaw
Main Street
Hoe
Nenad Shaw
Jess
Raiders of Livingston Store Captured After Pursuit
Police captured Allen and Phelpa after a store robbery in Chadbourn. Witnesses and a ranchwoman aided officers, with Allen reportedly wearing a different sweater during arrest. Both suspects remained in the county jail awaiting charges.
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Chadbourn
O'ffern
Allen
Phelpa
O'Hern
Ram
Katie Allen
Pholpa
Great Tally
Will E Zy Rogers in Beverly Hills Letter Chatty and Critical
A fragmented letter from Beverly Hills dated August 30 critiques German artists and U S politicians. The writer mocks public figures, mentions a friend Miley Tong on Long Island, and complains about political speeches. The tone is brusque and satirical.
Boys Lifted From Wallface Ledge After Two Days
Three Boy Scouts aged about 12 to 15 were stranded on a two foot ledge of Wallface mountain near Lake Placid for two days. Rescue by Lake Placid cliff climbers lifted them 200 feet to a higher ledge then to a lodge. They were placed under a physician’s care and likely to be moved once stable.
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Lake Placid
Wallface Mountain
Cilef
Free Meat Coming Up in Winter
Washington reports plans by the Federal Relief Administration to distribute millions of dollars worth of meat to states for hunger relief. C M Bookman says winter jobless aid needs will be lower, and government purchased meat will be given to states free beyond their unemployment fund allotments. Allocation criteria include family roll and need, with parcels of 4,000,000 pounds and 1,000,000 pork portions planned to reduce hog market surplus.
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Washington
Federal Relief Administration
C. M. Bookman
Hal
Bookman
Gambino Admits He's About Thru
New York Aug 20 The Herald Tribune tomorrow quotes Babe Ruth saying he is all through as a ball player He says he cannot sign up again next year due to failing legs He might manage a club but would need a deal with Col Ruppert He has not been approached by any other clubs yet
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New York
the Herald-Tribune
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Yankees
Colonal
Jacob Ruppert
grain market rules proposed to ease price limits
Washington August 30. modification of rules limiting daily fluctuations in grain futures is proposed by exchange representatives in a conference with George N. Pook chief administrator of the farmers. the grain trade including millers and elevator operators favors relaxing the current limit as it interferes with normal price movement.
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Washington
George N. Pook
Farmae
Mre
Gronada
Long Refuses To Discuss Side Show Offer On Train
Senator Huey M Long of Boutslann, aboard a train en route to New Orleans, declined to discuss a $1000 offer to appear in a side show. A military aide stood at his door as Long, in Milwaukee yesterday, did not reveal any details about the inducement.
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Luckert
Huey M Long
Boutslann
Ian Caney
Milwaukos
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Will . E ZY Rogers
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