Business leaders urge Roosevelt clarity on policy control and confidence
Washington reports a general state of apprehension among business leaders as the Chamber of Commerce lists six questions for President Roosevelt. Spokesmen say confidence must be restored for employment and national welfare, urging clear administration policy statements.
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Washington
Roosvelt
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Murder and Kidnap Charges in Lindbergh Case
Several U S and state authorities announce murder and kidnap charges will be filed against Eric Winuptmann in the Lindbergh baby case while regional leaders debate business, currency, and unemployment policies.
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New York
New Jersey
Eric Winuptmann
Democratic campaign to open Oct 1 state wide
State Chairman Grover Cisel announces from the Democratic headquarters that campaign events will begin statewide on October 1 with at least one meeting in every county. He notes optimism amid Roosevelt’s national recovery push and cites gains in Maine and Wisconsin as signs of growing Democratic strength.
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Cises
Democrate
Atate
Grover C. Cisol
Roosevelt
Cisel
State Charman Crats Lose Despite Large Turnout
In a repeat of recent trends the party suffered a loss this year with a turnout around 70,000 votes and a majority indicating a shift. The article notes similar patterns in the state's primary election and signals continued political momentum.
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Crats
Silver price rise forecast by Senator Pittman at mining congress
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada told the Western Mining Congress in San Francisco that silver could rise to 1.20 per ounce through gradual action and gold to 41.84 per ounce. He argued the price rise is needed to meet the silver purchase requirements under the 1944 act amid calls from copper producers for relief.China protest stems from silver gains hurting Chinese manufacturers while boosting American exports. The session opened with remarks urging unity among non ferrous metal miners to gain recognition and resist new taxes and restrictions. Committee members for resolutions were named, including William B. Daly of Montana.
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San Francisco
Key Pittman
Nevada
Ina
Western Division
American Mining Congress
China
Nevadan
W. Mont Ferry
Salt Lake City
William B. Daly
Montana
Chicago GOP Leaders Hold Cloistered Powwow in Chicago
Republican party leaders gathered in Chicago for a two day closed session aimed at redefining tactics to win back the West in November. National Chairman Henry P. Fletcher led the meeting with members of the national executive committee from the Middle and Far West in attendance. Fletcher said in a brief outside interview that nothing in the primaries had shaken his confidence.
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Chicago
Henry P. Fletcher
Middle West
Far West
Fletcher
Union Station
Contempt of Court Shuts Man for Chewing Gum
In Chicago on September 24, Charles Craten faced contempt of court for chewing gum during a divorce hearing. Judge Francia Allogratti ordered Craten to ten days in jail after admonitions and a noisy, offensive display.
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Rinter
Bastile
Chicago
Charles
Joan
Francia
Kersten
Korsten
College girl and fiancé found shot in Madison apartment
Adele Celest Burnton a 22 year old college girl and her fiancé Harold L Kolvis were found critically shot in their University of Wisconsin fraternity district apartment. Police believe the case may be an attempted murder or self inflicted death.
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Madison
Wis
Adele Celest Burnton
Harold L. Kolvis
University of Wisconsin
Window Curtain ing
Official government publication on window cur tailing principles types of curtains rooms and hanging methods. Illustrated and available by mail for four cents with coupon from The Helena Independent Information Bureau Washington D C.
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United States
Bureau of Home Economica
Helena
Independent Information Bureau
Frederic J. Manakin
Fhrector
Washington, D. C
New Angle in Kidnap Case Shifts Focus to Hauptmann Ties
Freehold New Jersey September 24 James Barry recently released on bail in New York City on a charge of receiving stolen goods was held for questioning by Monmouth County detectives. Investigators report Barry once employed Bruno Richard Hauptmann to help build a frame house at Freehold. Barry denied knowledge of Hauptmann and said he would face him tonight. Police said they would notify the Department of Justice.
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Freehold
N. J
James Barry
New York City
Monmouth County
Barry
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Harry B. Crook
Hauptmann
New York
Crock
Department, of Justice
Long Island Man Held Without Bail After Assault on Rita Lazzari
Patrick Downey 31, a state asylum employee and father of two, was held without bail on a charge of assaulting and strangling seven year old Rita Lazzari. The body was found after an all night search on a lonely road near the scene. Downey reportedly admitted striking her to stop her cries but said she was alive when he left. A mob formed as authorities prepared for a speedy grand jury presentation. Rita had been sent to borrow a pump from a neighbor when she disappeared yesterday afternoon.
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Tulip
Patrick Downey
Rita Lazzari
Downey
Litttle
John Gaffney
Long Island
Riverhead
Rita
Robert Lagzar
Financing plan for federal livestock feed agency loan
Washington reports tentative plans to finance feed procurement and a feed conservation program through a $50,000,000 loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, announced by the farm administration.
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Washington
Federal Livestock Feed Agency
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
The
Farm Administration
Many Workers Do Not Get Their Places Back
Washington reports lockouts and discrimination claims amid the major textile strike. Some mills reopened while many remained idle and workers faced wage losses. Labor leaders promise to take all discrimination cases to the Labor Relations board. regional boards ready to hear complaints as fatalities rise in related violence. An AP survey notes 68 270 still idle and 182 mills closed despite settlement efforts.
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Wiunimity Caucu
Francia J Gorman
National
Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Carolinas
Milla
President Roosevelt to return to White House with new NRA plans
President Roosevelt decided to return tomorrow night to the White House after a month of conferences with national leaders. He plans a major NRA reorganization, beginning with talks with Gerard Swane of General Electric, and will decentralize and simplify NRA administration.
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White House
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Gerard Swane
General Electric
Deskin Charged in Kelly Murder in Bozeman
James Deakin, 81, was charged with first degree murder in Bozeman district court for the death of William Kelly, 45, a World War veteran found shot in a lovers lane road. Deakin pleaded not guilty and was remanded without bail as four companions facing questioning were expected to be released.
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Bozeman
Mont
James Deakin
Deskin
William Kelly
Kelly
Deakin
Benjamin E. Berg
British relief plan favored by Perkins
Boston September 24 Secretary Perkins called the American relief system an inadequate dole and outlined support for Britain’s unemployment insurance. He proposed reforms likely to influence Roosevelt’s social security program to be sent to Congress next session.
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Boston
Perkins
Secretary of Labor
Roosevelt
Congress
Yankee yacht Rain bow defeats Endeavour in fifth heat
Newport R I Sept 24 Harold Vanderbilt's Rain bow trounced the British challenger Endeavour for the third straight time in the America s cup series. Rainbow nears clinching the best four out of seven, despite a parachute spinnaker loss and a breeze up to 20 knots.
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Newport
R. 1
Harold
Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Endeavour
M. Sopwith
Spinnaker
Great Development in Aviation Seen Before Roosevelt Panel
Washington Sept 24 A man of progress foresaw passenger dirigibles flying the Atlantic and thousands owning small airplanes. Elliot Roosevelt son of the president attended the aviation commission hearing and is connected with commercial aviation.
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Washington
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Aviation Commission
Elliot Roosevelt
Man Arrested in Bozeman in Glasgow Murder Case
A man resembling Carl Miller was arrested in Bozeman by Sheriff Lovitt I. Westlake. Miller is sought by Glasgow police for questioning in the death of Herman Abraham of Ellis Kansas.
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Bozeman
Carl Miller
Lovitt I. Westlake
Miller
Glasgow
Herman Abraham
Ellis
Kan
Missing Dorothy Distelhurst Feared Victim of Fiend in Nashville
Nashville authorities pursue a homicide or kidnapping theory after a blood stain test on a roadway supports the Missing six year old Dorothy Distelhurst case. Distelhurst vanished en route home from school at 1 16 p m Wednesday. Parents appeal for contact under police immunity as a son named Alfred Jr. remains missing since May.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dorothy Distelhurst
Dorothy
A. E Distelhurst
Alfred, Jr
Tampa
Florida
Makes long golf shot and then drops dead
Gary Indiana September 24 O D Miller 47 locomotive engineer teed off at a golf course watching his ball sail 250 yards then collapsed. A physician ruled death from a heart attack the best drive he ever made in his life was his final remark.
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Gary
Ind
O. D
Miller
Golf Couras
Morro Castle radio officer accused before deadly blaze
New York reports reveal Captain Widmott feared George Alagna would splash acid on him just before the Morro Castle fire that killed 192. Chief Officer Warms said the master feared Alagna and predicted disaster. Rogers corroborated part of Warms account about “liquids” to harm the Ward line.
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New York
Lince Morro Castle
Robert R.widmott
George S. Alagna
William F. Warms
Government to buy cattle in western states resumes
Denver reports federal officials reopen drought relief cattle purchasing in western states. Instructions from Washington direct continued purchases through September 29 in Colorado Wyoming New Mexico South Dakota Nebraska Montana Nevada Texas and Oklahoma with quotas totaling 139 000 head. Officials warn the program may end without further guidance.
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Denver
Washington
American National Livestock Assopeiation
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Nevada
Texas
Oklahoma
Market mood shifts as workers return to ships abroad
In Isle de France Chatham on Sept 24, a traveler notes uneasy U.S. business sentiment. He observes workers returning to boats with smiles after a brief strike, reflecting concern that stock market images shape views of America.
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Isle de France
Chatham
Europe
Yourn
Crown Princess Marie of Italy Bears Girl
Naples dispatch reports Crown Prince Umberto and Crown Princess Marie Jose welcomed a daughter of the Italian royal house. The birth ends months of waiting and is met with nationwide rejoicing despite hopes for a boy.
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Crown Princess
Marie OF
Italy
Naples
House of
Savoy
Umberto
Marie Jose
Albert
JAPS WILL BE PROSECUTED FOR PHILIPPINES OUTRAGE
Manila authorities report the captain and 24 crew of the Hayan Maru were arrested in Takao Formosa for attacking three Filipino officers aboard the ship. They face extrajudicial proceedings pending extradition. The Philippine government says it will press charges. the Japanese consul says punishment may occur in Formosa if not extradited.
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Formona
United States Revenue
Takao
Formosa
Atushi Kimura
Xenors
Philippines
Frank Murphy
Philippine
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