North Carolina officials to protest PWA funds discrimination
Governor Ehringhaus Senator Bailey and Congressman Neill will lodge a protest in Washington over alleged discrimination in Public Works Administration fund allotments. They plan to depart Monday with Doughton joining Tuesday to meet PWA officials. Senator Reynolds may join.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Public Works Administration
Washington
Ehringhaus
J. W. Bailey
R. Ilne
R. R. Reynolds
Bailey
Doughton
PWA
Reynolds
Chapel Hill
H. G
German Protest Over Magistrate Remarks Sparks Flag Incident
Germany lodged a second protest over remarks attributed to New York Magistrate Louis B. Brodsky in the Bremen riot saga. Ambassador Hans Luther pressed Secretary Hull after discussions on the Nazi flag provocation, while New York officials noted Brodsky’s municipal status and limited authority.
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Washington
Sept. T
Bremen
New York City
State Department
Hans Luther
Foreign Office
Department
Hull
Herbert Lehman
New York
Luther
Louis B. Brodsky
Brodsky
Hudson River
Germany
William Phillips
Steamship Line
League Strives for Compromise in Italo Ethiopian Crisis
A five nation league sub committee in Geneva issued a communique urging governments to refrain from actions that might derail peace efforts. Britain France Poland Turkey and Spain will form a small continuing conciliation group as Italy preserves freedom of action toward Ethiopia.
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Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Five Nations
Great Britain
France
Poland
Turkey
Spain
Haron Pompeo Aloisi
Loal
Paris
Anthony Eden
Britain
Stock market bullishness grows on Roosevelt breathing spell
Wall Street rose with industrial shares at four year highs and heavy Saturday trading. Several issues gained up to five dollars, while executives remained silent on the president’s breathing spell, though hope rose. A stock exchange membership sold for 135000, the highest in over a year.
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New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Stock Exchange
Roosevelt allocates 827 million for vast arts subsidy program
President Roosevelt directs 827,815,217 to Marty L. Hopkins for one of the largest government programs to subsidize literature and the arts in history.
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Washington
Sept
Roosevelt
Marty L. Hopkins
Funeral Pyres Mark Florida Destruction After hurricane
In the Florida Keys funeral pyres burn storm dead as 150 bodies are cremated under a Roosevelt era order. Sheriff Coleman leads 600 workers through wrecked camps near Snake Creek with National Guardsmen firing over the mound. Memorial services set for Bayfront Park in Miami. Officials pursue three investigations into veteran deaths and policy.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Coral Keys
D. C. Coleman
Roosevelt
Snake Creek
Camp Three
Bayfront Park
New Cargo for Devil's Island Sets Sails
The French freighter La Martiniere departed Saint Martin de Re with 673 convicts bound for Guiana prisons. Guards escorted each man in iron cages, wrists chained, up the gangplank in full prison gray with iron restraints and minimal baggage.
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Saint - Martin - DE ~ RE
France
Guiana
Students Held in China Detained by Provincial Authorities
A U.S. and a Canadian student were detained in Kanesa province while traveling toward Landon. John De Francis of New Haven and H Desmond Martin of Montreal, both 24, had their passports seized. Yale and McGill graduates, they worked with embassies and language study programs. Ottawa said no serious view yet.
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Peiping
Northwest
Kanesa
John de Francis
New Haven
Cann
H. Desmond Martin
Montreal
Landon
de Francis
Yale
Martin
Kiuchuan
Hauchow
Kansa
Department of External Affairs
Ottawa
McGill University
Nicholas Roberts
Temperance Union Faces Window Dilemma at Pageant
In Atlantic City officials told the Women’s Christian Temperance Union that ballroom windows could not be opened during the annual convention on the boardwalk. The clash was over hymn singing and the beauty pageant outside, leaving whether the pageant or the union would be disturbed unclear.
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Atlantic City
WN. Gd
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Municipal
Quiet Harlan Election Amid Guarded Turmoil
Harlan Ky voters, under national guard protection, turnout in a third election in two years amid a bitter governor race. Seven held after a dynamite attack killed County Attorney Elmon Middleton. authorities say the area faced a reign of terror and violent incidents.
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Harlan
Ruby Laffoon
Elmon Middleton
Miss America Named At National Showmen Jubilee
Henriette Leaver of Pittsburgh crowned Miss America at the National Showmen's Variety jubilee in Atlantic City New Jersey closing session. Leaver lives in Monroeville and title named during final night event.
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Atlantic City
WN. J
Henriette Leaver
Pittsburgh
Miss Ver
MoeKoesport
Politically Significant Week Ends With Leaders Warming Up
Washington report notes a week of political action ending with Democratic and Republican leaders wary of the AAA as a farming west hazard. Roosevelt is seen as countering opposition while party followers push for budget balance and a business breathing spell.
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Washington
AAA
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Walgreens daughter seeks admission to Midway school
The only daughter of Charles R. Walgreen applies for admission to the Midway school in Chicago, amid public attention to his anti red scare stance and his influence as a millionaire drug magnate.
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Chicago
Sept
Charles R. Walgreen
University of A Deee
Midway School
German Army Demonstrates For Nazi Rally And Power
At Muenster Germany on September 7 Adolf Hitler watched the closing of the first phase of maneuvers by Germanys new army as 16 000 troops paraded in full equipment. Reichsfuehrer Hitler with Wer ner Von Bromberg and top officers praised the troops while signaling unity with National Socialist aims ahead of the party day and Narure convention preparations.
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Muenster
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Hitler
Werser von Bromberg
von Bilomberg
der Fuehrer
Narure
Reichsfuehrer
Third Reich
Weekend Weather With Clouds and Light Showers
A forecast for Teats AK calls for cloudy conditions on Sunday and Monday with light scattered showers. Expect overcast skies and intermittent rain across the region with mild temperatures.
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