Senate panel to reveal suspected German war plane fleet
Senate munitions investigating committee plans to disclose next week that Germany assembled a sizable mystery fleet of war planes. Evidence suggests planes were smuggled in pieces through North Sea ports and assembled, with shipments from the United States Britain and Sweden. Materials in the record show camouflaged engines parts and other equipment brought in under misleading invoices. Continued on Page 6.
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Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
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North Sea
United States
Great Britain
Sweden
Senate
World News In Gist: Johnson Resignation Demanded
AP digest reports Indor leaders press for Ian-General Johnson’s resignation amid textile strikes. U S court rulings, inquiries into war plans and munitions, and mixed progress in international affairs.
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The
Associated Press
Dictator Huey Long voids Louisiana primary election
Crawley Sept 15 Huey Long declared the Louisiana primary null and void after ousting the district Democratic executive committee chairman and canceling plans for a new Oct 3 vote. Porter was nominated to the state supreme court seat after Winston Overton’s death. Long warned of a special session and controls the legislature, while Edwards argued Porter should be certified under the law.
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Huey Long
Lousiana
Thomas F. Porter
Supreme Court
District Democratic Executive Committee
Louisiana
Porter
Winston Overton
Carter Woman Killed In Accident Near Carter
Great Falls September 15 Mrs Peter Hudleson 41 of Carter was killed when her car left the road five miles from Carter and overturned Deputy Sheriff Robinson said brakes were locked and a passenger Mrs Andrew Terrich sustained serious but not critical injuries Her daughter Maxine was uninjured Bolse Idaho September 15 Hearing on the government suit against Fletcher Oil Company of Boise for alleged violation of the National Recovery Act in shipping gasoline refined from hot oil in the East Texan field concluded this afternoon and the case was submitted to the judge.
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Peter Hudleson
Carter
Robinson
Andrew Terrich
Maxine
Bolse
Idaho
Fletcher 6Il Company
Boine
National Recovery Act
East Texan
United States District
C. C. Cavansh
Hollywood reevaluates film censorship oddities across cities
Hollywood reporters note censorship quirks as bans appear in Reno Seattle Chicago and beyond. Films like Little Miss Marker Eliy a the Sadist and Elysia face cuts or bans for gambling, nudity, profanity, or adult themes. Authorities in Oregon Seattle and Massachusetts enforce varying rules.
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Hollywood
Calif
Reno
Miss Marker
Eliyal the Sadist
Oregon
Chicago
President Roosevelt On Yacht At Newport
President Roosevelt aboard the Vincent Astor yacht Nourmahal anchored in Newport harbor after watching the British and American racing yacht contest. He remained aboard Nourmahal tonight as the event drew to a close.
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R. J
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Newport Harbor
Roosevelt
Good Proportions in the Diet booklet offer
The government booklet Good Proportions in the Diet explains essential food groups, proper portions, and menus for balanced meals. It urges households to obtain a copy by sending four cents to the Helena Independent Information Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin, Director, Washington, D. C.
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Helena
Miss Gates Appears in Boise After Disappearance
Virginia Ewing Gates, 22, daughter of the University of Pennsylvania president, reappeared in Boise Idaho with her new husband Dan McCafferty of El Centro California after weeks missing from a Wyoming dude ranch near Pinedale. Police Chief Tom Cribbins confirmed the sighting and the couple planned to settle in California. She said she did not want to return to Philadelphia and described her plan to stay in California.
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Idaho
Virginia Ewing Gates
University of Pennsylvania
Pinedale
Wyo
Department of Justice
Tom Cribbins
Dan McCafferty
el Centro
Calif
Philadelphia
Danny
California
Milo Reno Praises Hoover Articles in Des Moines
Milo Reno president of the National Farmers Holiday association declared Herbert Hoover's recent articles attacking the New Deal as the greatest statement of the case for human liberty. He added Hoover paid little attention to the constitution while president and urged the Roosevelt administration to reverse course on agricultural policy.
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Milo Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
Herbert Hoover
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Strife Escalates as Textile Strike Faces Political Strife
Violence flares as UTWA strike committees demand NRA chief resign. Francia J Gorman accuses him of untruthfulness and employer bias while McMahon denies any abrogated agreement and says the walkout lacks political motive. Sloan defends the administrator and says Propaganda claims are false. Roosevelt meets with Dern and Conner as tension rises. Militia remains alert after a craftsman is shot in Aragon Georgia.
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NRA
Francia J. Gorman
McMahon
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Johnson
Aragon
Motive in Slaying of Mount Hermon Headmaster Baffles Officials
Northfield Mass September 16 The shotgun murder of Huott Speer 35 head master of Mount Hermon Preparatory School left investigators puzzled by the lack of any clear motive. Speer was shot in his study as he read. buckshot shattered a window. The crime came as the school prepared to reopen for the year with District Attorney Joseph Bartlet overseeing faculty questioning.
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Northfield
Mass
Huott Speer
Mount Hermon
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Joseph T. Bartlett
Greenfield
Dwight L
Russia Accepts Invitation to Join League of Nations
Geneva Sept 15 The Union of Barter Socialist Republics formally accepted an invitation from multiple nations to join the League of Nations and was set to become a member early next week. Russia was allocated a permanent council seat and will sit among Europe’s major powers alongside England France and Italy.
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Ont
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Prince George
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Queen Mary
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Meiaser
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Mueller
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Col
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League of Nations
League Council
France
Italy
Norris to Campaign for One-House Legislature Plan
Senator George W. Norris will return to Nebraska next week to begin his campaign for the one-house legislature, with daily speeches starting in October through November 3, promoting the plan. The coverage notes Norris will advocate the reform during the election period in Lincoln.
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Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain region
Generally fair conditions are expected in the coming week across the Northern Rocky Mountain region with occasional showers in mountain districts. Temperatures are forecast to run near normal, with slight cooling in higher elevations and continued dry spells in valleys.
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Rocky Mountain
Plot to Darken Spokane Alleged by Detective
Spokane, Washington, reports a plot to darken the city by dynamiting high tension power poles and placing dynamite on streetcars tied to a strike. Detective Captain James McCarry announced eight men jailed for participation with warrants out for three more. Confessions outlined plans to blow two 116000 volt lines and one 06000 volt line simultaneously, but unfamiliarity with dynamite hindered execution.
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Spokane
Wash
James McCarry
McCarry
Jall
Washington Water Power Company
Spokane United Railways
Havana Market Bomb Fatal Blast Kills One Chinese
A bomb exploded at the Havana public market killing one Chinese person and wounding another. Authorities investigated the incident as a fatal blast on a market scene causing casualties among civilians.
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Havana
Ward Line wins bid to seal Morro Castle affidavits
Federal Judge Alfred C. Coxe quashed a subpoena seeking affidavits and statements gathered by Ward Line attorneys from crew and officers of the Morro Castle, a fire destroyed ship. U S Attorney Martin C. Conboy had sought the records, but the court ruled the material must not enter grand jury proceedings. The Ward Line faced criticism for alleged witness coaching during disaster inquiries.
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New York
Ward Line
Grand Jury
Morro Castle
Alfred C. Coxe
United States
Martin C. Conboy
Conboy
Juige Coxe
Argentine Student Killed in Plaza Riot
In Buenos Aires a student was killed during a confrontation at the Plaza following a federation meeting protesting suppression of communism. Fascists disrupted the gathering with tear gas bombs and gunfire, as police dispersed the fray and arrested ten.
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Fraeas
Ttalia
Students’ Federation
Burned Body Found Near Cherry Creek Creek Bed
Glasgow reports an unidentified man found burned beyond recognition in Cherry creek dry bed, three miles from town. Physician notes large skull fracture and blood clots, suggesting violence before cremation. Investigators check all resorts in Glasgow Fort Peck area for a matching appearance.
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Glasgow
Fort Peck
Cherry Creek
Escape Pursuit By Americans For Hayan Maru
Manilla September 15 The Hayan Maru, a mysterious fishing vessel, continued to elude two United States revenue cutters seeking to seize her for attacks and robbery on three Philippine peace officers off Palawan Island Tuesday.
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Manilla
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Palawan Island
Mother of Dillon youth implicated in his death
Indianapolis, Sept. 15 AP The home of Gilbert Jacobs and his housekeeper Mrs Dimmle Dillon was searched by officers investigating the murder of 14 year old Donald Edward Dillon. Dr. John E Wyttendach deputy coroner said walls in a sub basement bore six bullet holes and clothing remnants showed possible blood stains. Jacobs 37 and Mrs Dillon 45 are held on vagrancy charges as the investigation continues. Donald's body was found in a sewer last Tuesday after heavy rain with two small caliber bullet wounds and signs suggesting a sadistic killer. Mrs Dillon had told police her son had beenMissing since Sunday night.
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Indianapolis
Gilbert Jacobs
Dimmle Dillon
Donald Edward Dillon
John E. Wyttendach
Jacobs
Dilson
Donald
Dillon
California legislature ends session after relief plan
Sacramento reports the extraordinary session concluded with a $24,000,000 bond relief program approved. A nine member commission will oversee funds while foreclosures moratoria are extended to late February. Uprisings by Sinclair supporters accompanied the debates before adjournment.
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Sacramento
Calif
Frank F. Merriam
Upton Sinclair
Legisla
Budapest to London Breakfast and London Dinner
London dispatches recount a traveler hopping across Europe seeking visas and meals. The note mentions Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Austria, France, Belgium, England, and Poland amid the Team of Nations excitement, with travelers planning clever tricks and expressing affection as they move between capitals.
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Budapest
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Austria
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Belgium
England
Poland
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Western Wholesalers Menaced by Chisel
New York, Sept 15. The National American Wholesale Association of Lumber warned the NRA it will ignore the wholesale lumber code unless immediate enforcement is taken. Secretary W. W. Schupner said honest wholesalers are being driven out by mills granting wholesale discounts to unauthorized buyers.
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National- American Wholesale Association of Lumber Today
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W. W. Schupner
Houde Co Loses Blue Eagle In Labor Decision
Washington reports the government enshrines majority rule in employer labor bargaining as Houde Engineering loses the blue eagle and a secret ballot election is ordered for Kohler Company workers. The Labor Board orders majority speaking for all in bargaining, while DOJ weighs prosecution steps as a showdown nears on who may bargain.
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Blue Eagle
Washington
Woude Engineering Company
Kohler Company
Kohler
Buffalo, N
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Labor Relation Board
United Automobile Workers’ Federal Union
Labor Board
Roth Atepa
Justice Department
Maude Company
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