Lindberghs Reach Stockholm After Copenhagen Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrived in Stockholm shortly after 3 pm today following a flight from Copenhagen. In Lexington the county commission granted a request to cancel an election on a 10 cent supplement for the six month term after the Lexington unit school conceded defeat. In Raleigh Edward Hardy 25 died two hours after being crushed beneath a heavy truck at Carolina Pines recreation resort two miles south of Raleigh.
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Stockholm
Charles A. Lindbergh
Copenhagen
Lexington
Lexington Unit School Today
Raleigh
Edward Hardy
South West Street
Carolina Pines
Cameron elected president of Carolina Moose Keeps
Thomas W. Cameron of Danville Virginia was elected president of the Carolina Moose Keeps at the annual meeting. Danville was chosen as the site for the 1934 meeting.
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Hickory
Thomas W. Cameron
Danville
Carolina Moose Keeps
Chance to treat two children in Mississippi case
Authorities visited the home of J B Chance again to provide medical help to two of his children while the 40 year old sharecropper stayed jailed on charges of letting another child die due to no treatment.
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Cleveland
Miss
Chance
Guardsmen Patrol Morgan County Courthouse for Brown Trial
Decatur Alabama September 4 national guardsmen guard Morgan county courthouse at the opening of the trial of Tom Brown a Negro charged with attacking a white woman.
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Decatur
Ala
National
Morgan County
Tom Brown
Georgia Convicts To Face Serious Charge
escaped Georgia convicts Lea ter Trippe and Leo Mcintosh, linked to the Battleboro Planters Nations Bank robbery, are being moved to Augusta to face kidnapping charges against mail carrier John Lyle. They were handed to federal deputies after Nash county authorities held them on state robbery charges. Lyle was abducted and left tied near Wake Forest during the incident.
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Raleigh
Leater Trippe
Leo Mcintosh
Georgia
Planters Nations Bank
Battleboro
Augusta
United States
John ©. Lyle
Crawfordsville
Trippe
McIntosh
Nash County
Lyle
Wake Forest
Hurricanes Sweep Florida and Bailey Desperado Captured
Washington on Labor Day featured government led drives to reemploy millions, with recovery officials pushing the eagle code and wage increases. Henry Ford dodged the automobile code and coal mine talks showed rifts between employers and unions as President Roosevelt considers actions.
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Washington
NRA
Henry Ford
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Cummings
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation of Labor
William I. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Desperado Bailey Captured In Ardmore After Dallas Jail Escape
Ardmore police seize Harvey Bailey on a main street four hours after he escaped Dallas County Jail with jailer Nick Tresp as hostage. Federal officials planned to move Bailey to Oklahoma City for safekeeping while a large manhunt continued with Love County Sheriff and officers pursuing on U. S. Route 77.
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Ardmore
Okla
Harvey Bailey
Dallas
Tex
4& Curb
Bailey
Nick Tresp
Oklahoma City
Batley
Charlies
McAlester
Wehner
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Frank Nash
Oklahoma
Kan City Union Station
Love Field
Washington
Joseph B. Keenan
Tresp
Sam Randolph
Love County
Marietta
Hale Dunn
Raymond Shoemaker
Bennett Wallace
Florida Hit and Damage Report Unavailable
An incident noting damage and hit reports in Florida remains unreleased as communications systems show interruptions. No official confirmation of extent or locations is available. Authorities have not provided updated figures or timelines for reporting.
Eight Die In Weekend Accidents Across Carolinas
The week end toll climbs to eight with three men charged. Greensboro woman Jackie Lineberry 26 died when the roadster she rode in struck a truck. Ernest Smith held on $500 bond. Ralph Robinson 36 of Asheville died from injuries after a car left the road and hit a garage. John C Dryman arrested as driver. Lairon Hobson Kohn 31 of Pomona died in a Greensboro collision. R E Rackley charged with manslaughter. Hart Byrd of Hartville S C died in a nine mile south of Cheraw crash.
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Carolinas
Jackie Lineberry
Greensboro
Lexington
N. C
Ralph Robinson
Asheville
Buncombe County
John C Dryman
Lairon Hobson Kohn
Pomona
R. E. Rackley
Kohn
Ford to Remain Mountain Camp
Big Bay Michigan September 4 Henry Ford and his wife planned a long stay at their Huron mountain retreat avoiding the looming auto code deadline. Reports say Ford would remain in his 16 room cabin through Friday or Saturday and show no signs of resolving differences with code promoters and the national recovery act over collective bargaining and board powers.
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Big Bay
Mich
Henry Ford
Huron
Ford
Detroit
Automotive Code
Arms and legs found in vacant lot near Detroit
Police in Detroit uncover severed limbs identified as Laurier Jobb. Coroner says amputations occurred within a day of death and a bullet wound was noted. Investigators fear the head and torso remain hidden elsewhere as a citywide search continues.
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Detroit
Laurier Jobb
Edmunde J. Knobloch
Miss Jobb
Knobloch
Henry Ford Declines to Join NRA Codes Again
Henry Ford remains silent on joining the National Recovery Administration blue eagle codes as of Labor Day. NRA officials report extensive code activity with 18 codes promulgated by Roosevelt, 30 more codes drafted, and hearings set for 20 recommended codes.
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Edward J. Duffy
Ashington
Roosevelt
NRA
Washington
Henry Ford
Labor Day
Detroit
Blue Eagle
Ford
Hugh 8. Johnson
Auctioneers Silenced By Price Raising Campaign
RALEIGH Sept 4 A strange silence fell over tobacco warehouses during the selling season as a voluntary market holiday went into effect in North and South Carolina and Virginia. Governor Ehringhaus led a delegation seeking federal aid for better prices while Secretary Wallace planned a processing tax on the crop starting October 1. Growers urged price rises as current NC market prices ranged from 5.60 to 17.90 per lot versus peaches at 5.90 to 21.90. Virginia markets to open later in the month.
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Raleigh
Carolinas
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Blackwood
South Carolina
Wallace
Virginia
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Labor Codes to Face Court Punishment Under New Appeal
Akron August 4 reports William Green AFL president urged court action against employers who violate collective bargaining provisions of industrial codes. He tied labor gains to the Roosevelt recovery program and NRA doors opening for industry and labor, speaking at Akron Central Labor Union.
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Akron
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Green
Akron Central Labor Union
Democrats pursue national recovery program in inclusive spirit
The writer from Santa Monica argues that the national recovery effort should be nonpartisan and welcoming to Republicans, noting gossip and whispers are inevitable but urging broad participation beyond old political divides. The letter stresses the initiative’s importance above party lines.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Washington
Balloons in Bennett Race Still Missing
Reports from Chicago indicate the James Gordon Bennett balloon race remains unsettled as four bags await signals. Sightings came from northwestern Michigan with balloons drifting toward the Canadian border but identification proved impossible from extreme altitude.
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Chicago
James Gordon Bennett
Michigan
Canada
Storm Strikes Corpus Christi From Gulf Disturbance
The first squall of a tropical disturbance moved into Corpus Christi at 11 20 a m delivering 38 mph winds and a five minute heavy rain shower.
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Texas
Corpus Christi
Gulf of Mexico
Corpus Christa
Florida Hurricane Strikes South Coast Areas With Damaging Winds
A tropical disturbance plowed across South Florida causing property damage mainly to citrus groves while another storm near Texas eyed inland passage north of Corpus Christi. Fort Pierce reported no deaths but substantial property loss. Sebring appeared near the storm center with winds 60 to 70 mph in nearby towns.
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Florida
Texas
Corpus Christy
Fort Pierce
Vero
Sebring
West Palm Beach
Melbourne
Stuart
Jupiter
Lake Wales
Lake Placid
Lake Okeechobee
Palm Beach
Ocean Boulevard
Adopted orphan unable to 'stand prosperity' at Stengs
New York reports that Peter Christophielis, an 11 year old orphan from Father Flanagan's Omaha home, was brought to live with Jean Stengs in Paterson New Jersey. Advertised as a hopeful adoption, critics say the boy could not endure the luxury and attention, and the status of the arrangement remains unresolved as Father Flanagan travels back to Omaha.
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Stengs
New York
Peter Cherietopholis
Father Planagan
Omaha
Jean Stengs
Paterson
N. J
Peter
Peter Christophous
Borts
Father Mclanagan
Peter Christophelis
Father Flanagan
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St. Louis
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New Deal
Labor and Industry
Gordon Bennett
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