Labor Strife Tests AFL Craft vs Industrial Plan
The AFL convention debates organizing union labor by industrial or craft lines. John L. Lewis leads a push for industrial unionization with 596,000 Mine Workers members, seeking broader representation and expanding the executive council. President Green urges swift sessions to meet Roosevelt on industrial peace and presses manufacturers to respect federal mediation decisions.
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San Francisco
American Federation of Labor Convention
United States
Castony
Ohn L. Lewis
United Mine Mine Mine’ Wale of America
Springfield
Ill
Lewis
Ellis Searles
United Mine Workers
Industrial Organization of Unions
Industrial Organization of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Federation For All Industries
William Green
Washington
Roosevelt
Green
Cardinals Smash Tigers In World Series Opener
Dizzy Dean wins in a high scoring 8 to 3 victory as St. Louis benefits from Detroit’s fielding miscues. Key hits come from Delancey Orsatti Medwick and Rothrock with Crowder and Hogsett charged with the loss.
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NAVIN
Detroit
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Detroit Tigers
Alvin Crowder
Firpo Marberry
Elon Hogsett
Pfinee Anning
UALS
Martin
Owen
Grenberg
Rothrock
Frisch
Medwick
Collins
White
Tigers White
Durocher
Cochrane
Gehringer
Greenberg
Colling
Cardinal
Delancey
Goslin
Orsatti
Dean
Rogell
Tiger
Orsatt
Tigers Goslin
Martin Rogell
Orsatt Orsatti
Fox
Duro
Crowder
Hogsett
St. Louis
J. Dean
Walker
Marberry
A. I
Klem
N. L
Geissel
A. L
Reardon
Tigers Fox
Cardinals
N.L
Ak Martin
Fullis
Ee Cochrane
E Gehringer
Roosevelt News: Eastman Nears Railroad Legislation Basis
President Roosevelt said four key reports by transportation coordinator Joseph B. Eastman are nearing completion to form the basis for railroad legislation this winter. This update signals a coordinated plan for regulatory action and policy shaping.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
Hill Advances to Round of Eight in Tennis Match
Philadelphia report says Mrs. Opal Hill of Kansas City defeated Charlotte Glutting of New Jersey 7 and 6 in the third round to reach the round of eight. Hill played even with par on 12 holes as the match concluded.
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Philadelphia
Opal Hill
Kansas City
Charlotte Glutting
New Jersey
Hill
Broadcast of Butler VFW Talk Halts in Louisville
Broadcast of an impromptu Veterans of Foreign Wars convention talk by General Smedley D. Butler was stopped mid sentence in Louisville Kentucky. The WEAF NBC network carried the impromptu address.
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New York
Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vanderbilt Hearing Set to Resume Friday in Vanderbilt Custody Case
New York October 3 Supreme Court Justice John F Carew announced hearings on Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt custody suit for her ten year old daughter Gloria were adjourned until Friday The judge gave no reason though observers expected a possible settlement efforts Justice Carew did not confirm any settlement talks took place
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New York
Supreme Court
John F. Carew
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Ter
Gloria
Justice Carew
Weather outlook for North and South Carolina region
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with mountain showers in the afternoon. Winds from the northeast at Sandy Hook to Hatteras and from Saco to Jacksonville, with fresh to possibly strong gusts, and overcast skies. Official records show 24 hour temperature and rainfall across cotton growing areas.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Tomi Saco
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Detroit visitors amuse with Ford tale on Roosevelt vote
A letter from Detroit on October 2 describes Jerome and Paul Dean from Oklahoma as the only sane locals while Henry Ford appears eager to buy broadcasting rights and fund new plants. The writer notes Ford would vote for Roosevelt if a vote were held and portrays him as unafraid of inflation or risk.
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Detroit
Mich
Oklahoma
Jerome
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Daffy
Henry Ford
Roosevelt
Queer Duck
Dean Boys
Robbers take $4000 in bank bombing at Gresham
Three men terrorized the village of Gresham, ten miles west of Shawano, for two hours early today before escaping with $4000 obtained by dynamiting the First National Bank safe. Several persons were fired upon but not hit.
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Shawano
Wis
Gresham
Here
First National Bank
Westover Seen as Top Air Chief in Army Reorg
Washington Oct 3 A possible choice to lead the army’s aerial fighters under General Douglas MacArthur surfaced with Oscar Wheatover as a candidate. The latest shakeup moves command of the air corps from Major General Foulois to MacArthur and groups 900 combat planes into a new rapid deployment unit with headquarters at Langley Field Virginia.
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Washington
Cief
Oscar Wheatover
Douglas MacArthur
General Staff
Westover
Promper
Air Corps
Benjamin D. Foulois
Foulois
MacArthur
Langley Fild
Army General Staff
Newton D. Baker
Recoe
Flyus
Depovary Board Faces Big Task In NRA Reorganization
Washington October 3 The industrial recovery board continues laying groundwork for broad benefits to industry. The Blue Eagle governors meet to reorganize NRA machinery and say no action yet. President Roosevelt works on a truce in industrial war but confirms no change to collective bargaining or labor safeguards.
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Washington
Industrial Recovery Board
The
Blue Eagle
NRA
Clay Williams
White House
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Georgia Guardsmen Move To Guard Foundry Strike Zone
Rome Georgia dispatch reports 500 Georgia National Guardsmen arrived to preserve order in the foundry strike zone. Units include six infantry companies and Camp’s flying squadron, deployed after requests from Sheriff Betts and Judge Maddox. Picket lines have halted freight and shipments since July 21, with 600 to 1,200 strikers involved.
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Rome
Lindley Camp
Georgia National
Selman
Trial date set for Hauptmann in Lindbergh extortion case
Bronx County Judge James M Barrett sets October 11 for the extortion trial of Bruno Richard Hauptmann in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. D A Foley moves for a special jury panel, while Hauptmann undergoes a sanity exam and awaits New Jersey extradition.
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New York
James M. Barrett
Bronx
Bruno Richa Hauptmann
Barrett
James M. Fawcett
Hauptmann
Ted
Samuel J. Foley
Foley
New Jersey
Brato Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Bronx County
William J. Reilly
Cardinals Dominate Tigers in World Series Opener
Stars for St. Louis stall Detroit early as Medwick leads the Cardinals with a homer and strong at bats. Greenberg and the Tigers struggle, sleeve hits scarce in the first game.
Prominent NC Citizens to Attend Soil Erosion Luncheon
About 65 distinguished North Carolina residents from Greensboro Winston Salem Salisbury Asheboro and other areas will join a luncheon tomorrow noon at the Elwood hotel to hear updates on Soil Erosion Service activities. Advisory council members from Raleigh Duke University and Franklinville will attend along with several U S Representatives. A council meeting and an excursion to the Deep River area are also planned.
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North Carolina
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Asheboro
Elwood Hotel
The
Erosion Service
Deep River
R. ¥. Winters
J. O. Schaub
J. 8. Holmes
Raleigh
C. F. Korstian
Duke University
J. W. Clark
Franklinville
Frank Hancock
William B. Umstead
Joe Lambeth
George L. Stansbury
County Board of Commissioners
Winston- Salem
James G. Han
Enterprise's Second World Series Matinee Tomorrow
High Point fans are invited to The Enterprise matinee at 1 30 pm EST with Polly Snyder and team providing play by play from the Play-O-Graph in the vacant lot across from The Enterprise. Local interest runs high as the Cardinals and Tigers vie, with Associated Press wire updates guiding coverage.
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Deans
Tigers
High Point
Enterprise
Polly Snyder
Associated Press
New York Giants
Washington Senators
S J. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Greensboro Officials Seek Dismissal of Cecil Curb Market Suit
Officials led by Mayor C. Grayson and Police Chief W. G. Friddie filed an answer in the civil action brought by Ben F. Cecil to restrain enforcing the curb market ordinance in High Point. The answer cites a September 1 criminal warrant against Cecil and a pending hearing in High Point Municipal Court, asking dismissal and costs against the plaintiff.
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Greensboro
Oct
High Mt
Grayson
W. G. Friddie
Ben
F. Cecil
High Point
Cecil
Notable Asheboro Attendees Among State Officials
Prominent Asheboro citizens including Thurman Chatham Arthur Ross W J Armfield and C C Crawford will attend with Ross igman of Salisbury and Luther Hodges of Spray. State highway commissioners and other officials will also be present at the event.
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Thurman Chatham
Arthur Ross
W. J. Armfield
C. C. Crawford
Asheboro
Rossigman
Salisbury
Luther Hodges
Spray
Tennessee Indicts Lumber Firms For Code Violations
Federal court in Jackson Tennessee returns the first indictments under the national industrial recovery act. Defendants Lawrence Hickerson and Oscar Hickerson are charged with failing to comply with the lumber code in their sawmills at Beacon and Chesterfield Tennessee.
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Jackson
Tenn
Tennessee
Lawrence
Oscar Hickerson
Beacon
Chesterfield
Japan Mocking Mitchell Testimony Shapes Air Power Debate
Tokyo reports show Japanese army propagandists were given material to push an expanded air force citing Brig. Gen. Mitchell's Washington testimony. Mitchell warned that Japan is the foe and proposed using dirigibles to strike quickly. Officials laughed at his scenario while urging greater defense spending.
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Tokyo
Washington
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Japan
Ular
Foreign Office
The
Asahi
Fhe Kokumin
Senjuro Hayashi
Kanazawa
Russia
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Industrial Commission
Georgia Guardsmen
Reilly
Seeries
Wick
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Umstead and
Lambeth
Ben F. Cecil
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