League wrestles with Italy Ethiopia dispute in Geneva
World labor discussions pivot as Geneva council weighs Italy's accusations against Ethiopia. Delegates caution delays while Mussolini’s stance looms. Some fear Italy would pull its delegation if urged before the league. Proposals include an international police force to enforce order in Ethiopia with Ethiopian consent.
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Mussolini
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Saar-basin
Rescue Operation Aboard the Dixie Reported by Captain Sundstrom
Captain Sundstrom wires Morgan line officers in New York that passengers began loading from the Dixie at dawn aboard Warbler and another launch as crews shuttle boats to the side. Details indicate a complete rescue underway with operations ongoing.
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Sundstrom
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New York
Rescue Dixie Returns Passengers From Hurricane
Coast guard and Morgan line vessels conducted a multi-ship rescue of 220 aboard the Dixie after a devastating hurricane. Passengers and crew transferred to Morgan liners El Mundo El Occidente Arenas and others while ships U S powers aided by Warbler and Carrabassett. A passenger, Miss Florence Steller, reported Captain Sundstrom injured but calm, and passengers sang to endure the peril.
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Pandora
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Miami
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San Benito
Arenas
Charleston
Reaper
Wilmington
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Florence Steller
San Francisco
Sundstorm
Lee's Soldiers Set Reunion Plans for Gettysburg 1938
Veterans from the Confederacy and their counterparts from the Grant side met in sessions to decide the next convention. They planned a grand parade with music by the United States Marine band and an 1938 Gettysburg battlefield reunion accepting a Confederate flag display when and where allowed.
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Gettysburg
Paul Roy
Pennsylvania State Commission
Roosevelt plans vacation at Hudson River home
President Roosevelt shifts to light duties and relaxation at his Hudson River residence. He rides daily in the countryside and meets old neighbors along with officials such as Postmaster General Farley, Mayor Kelly, and Vincent Dailey. Farley predicts Lehman's renomination and Roosevelt's re election readiness. a Lake Placid trip and Whiteface Mountain road dedication are possible in September.
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Chicago
Robert Jackson
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Sheboygan
Vincent Dailey
New York State Home Owners Loan Corporation
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Lehman
Roosevelt
Lake Placid
Whiteface Mountain
Commission Will Fund Half Cost Of Crossing Elimination
The commission agreed to subsidize up to 400000 dollars for lowering railroad tracks in Hish Point, contingent on federal approval, with state backing and a 60 day window to file for PWA support. City officials prepared the formal application as Raleigh aims to meet tonight’s deadline.
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Mary Simmons
Ross Sigmon
Salisbury
Luther Hodges
Leaksville-Spray
Capus M. Waynick
Washington
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Knox
Raleigh
Chapel Hill
PWA
G. H. Jones
Mias
Lois Welborn
Lake Crowe
Frank T. Miller
Mayor Grayson
Earl N. Phillips
EB. LeRoy Briggs
A. Lewis
J. Paul Williamson
R. H. Sechrest
J. B. Ward
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Milbourn Amos
American Business Club
R. K. Young
James W. Poole
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E. M. Knox
Holt McPherson
Enterprise
J. W. Clinard
R. T. Amos
W.°. D. Simmons
L. G. Robiehaux
R. K. Stewart
Dog’s Latent Voice Heard at 6900 Feet
A dog on the ground can project its bark to be heard at an altitude of 6900 feet, illustrating notable vocal reach.
City seeks half a million for public works program
The city applies for 497 890 dollars for a range of public works. Projects include 60 529 for Blair Park and clubhouse and 40 000 for street improvements. Additional items cover water meters repairs sewer work playgrounds and cemetery beautification with a long list of street and park upgrades.
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Postponed Again in National Tennis Championships
Heavy rain for third straight day postpones play in the National Tennis Championships at Forest Hills New York. Weather permitting, the field will resume tomorrow where it left off on Monday.
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N. Y
Pelzer Official Held in Connection With Riot
Paul R. Ross president of the Pelzer local United Textile Workers Union and two other union members were jailed on rioting conspiracy and assault charges in a continuing roundup of alleged participants in the Pelzer riot. The total arrested since Monday reached 20 with 19 held and one free on bond. Sheriff W A Clamp reported ten warrants remaining.
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Pelzer Mills
Storms and Ships in the Spotlight
Storms and ships dominate reports from off Portugal with vessels moving toward Vigo and Lisbon. A hurricane in Georgia weakens as it moves toward the Carolinas, causing pe anes to crops. The Coast Guard mobilizes 600 personnel, boats, planes, and comms to aid Florida. Henry L. Doherty pledges 10 000 for relief. Rep Peterson seeks probe into veteran deaths in Keys camps and evacuation failures.
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Dorie
Vigo
Formigny
Lisbon
Moultrie
Georgia
Carolinas
Atlantic Ocean
Washington— Coast Guard
Florida
Miami
Henry L. Doherty
American Red Cross Authority
J. Hardin Peterson
Hopkins
Keys
Relief Corps Push Storm Rescue in Florida and Georgia
Relief and Florida keys rescue efforts intensify as 51 bodies lie in a morgue and hundreds of veterans face uncertain fates. Reports from Lakeland to Coral Gables urge federal inquiry into camp deaths and evacuation failures amid the hurricane.
Obscure American Betters Popular in China Amid Social Shifts
A brief item notes that American betters remove outdated hate in China and gain unexpected popularity there, signaling changing attitudes or curbs on prior biases amid evolving cultural exchanges.
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China
Market Trends in Chicago Butter and Egg Prices
Market notes from Chicago on September 5 show butter at 10 738, with firm creamery specials at 93 score and various extra and first grade listings. Egg prices remain steady around 7 to 26 1 4 cents, with local receipts quoted and graded titles for ears.
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Cotton futures rise as markets eye crop revisions
New Orleans trading opens firm with active options 2 to 4 points higher. October hits 10.34, December 10.39, May 10.52 as investors buy on possible downward crop revision. Washington reports cotton pool transfers to later months but no price pressure. price fixing noted from domestic mills while volume stays light.
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Tte
Oscar Johnston
Storm toll estimate debated in Florida
A report to Governor Shoela from W P Mooty, the governor's representative, warned casualties in the Keys might reach 1000 but was called an absurdity. Leonard Thompson, Red Cross disaster relief chair, said death toll remains between 279 and 300 and has not prompted raising the estimate.
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Fla
Shoela
W. PP. Mooty
Keys
Leonard K. Thompson
Red Cross Disaster Relief Committee
Thompson
Fragmented OCR: local notice with unclear details
Readable fragments hint at a local public notice or brief item but specifics such as action, place, date, or parties are not discernible from the provided text.
Governor Honors Extradition Papers Details
Raleigh reports Governor Ehringhaus secures extradition papers from Lieutenant Davey of Ohio for F. Edmonds held in jail and asks Governor Joyner of South Carolina to secure RK Moorer’s return to Northampton City. Lamonds faces Ohio charges of breaking and entering. Moorer linked to Northampton embezzlement and misapplication.
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Raleigh
Morigi Wage-Earner Record Sets New Low Last Year
A recorded wage earners metric shows a new low for morigi last year, reflecting a downturn in earnings levels. The data highlights improved reporting but indicates ongoing economic strain for workers in this sector.
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