Roosevelt Asked McNutt to Resign as Philippines High Commissioner
The Washington Star reported circulation in army and administration circles that President Roosevelt urged Paul V. McNutt to resign from the post of high commissioner to the Philippines. McNutt, a potential 1940 Democratic candidate, reportedly clashed with the president over court reorganization legislation amid Indiana politics. McNutt, questioned in Manila, denied knowledge of any resignation talks.
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Washington
Washington Star
Army
Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Philippines
McNutt
Frederick van Nuye
van Nuys
Certan
Star
M. Cliff Townsend
U S Army Pilot Dies In Ontario Plane Crash
Glencoe Ontario Sept 10 AP A U S Army pilot from Selfridge Field Michigan burned to death when his Seversky pursuit plane crashed in a field two miles northeast of Glencoe The other aviator returned to Buffalo because of bad weather The dead pilot was not identified at once and was en route from Buffalo New York to Selfridge Field
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Glencoe
Ont
Selfridge Field
Mich
Seversky
Here
Buffalo
N. Y
Roosevelt Urges Speed On Bridges
President Roosevelt urged quick approval of two PWA bridge projects in Maryland during the primary finish drive. One bridge spans the Susquehanna at Havre De Grace near Senator Millard E. Tydings. The campaign intensified as Lewis supporters accused federal officials of aiding Tydings and investigations were cited by the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee.
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Maryland
Roosevelt
PWA
Havre de Grace
Millard E. Tydings
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Tydings
David J. Lewis
NEW Charge
Sheppard
D-Tex
Lewis
Frank 8. Revell
Anne Arundel County
Hampton Magruder
Internal Revenue
Maude A. Toulson
Salisbury
Toulon
New Deal
Arthur E. Hungerford
New Dealer
National Emergency Council
Lewin
Hungerford
Roosevelt Tour in Maryland Promises Fast Potomac Span
Roosevelt arrives in Morgantown Maryland as part of a southern campaign swing. He urges rapid construction of the Potomac River span calling it essential and stating it must be done as quickly as possible with a Maryland stop that follows a Sunday kickoff.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Speed
Morgantown
Maryland
Guest column rips NY press while stars air amid Hollywood talk
The piece surveys actors Franchot Tone Errol Flynn Orson Welles and others commenting on fame Hollywood and Broadway. It notes backhanded jabs at critics and columnists and ends with a wry view of interviews revealing vanity and folly.
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Franchot Tone
Hollywood
Tone
Clifford Odeta
Broadway
Virginia Gayda
Mussolini
Rom
Berlin
Ike
Spain
Ethiopia
Pegey
Sally Rand
Pegsay
Ty Power
Errol Flynn
Germany
Dutch Schultz
Orson Welles
Welles
Thomasville bonds debated over nine months school needs
Letters argue for prioritizing a nine months school over a Community Center bond. CHAS. F. LAMBETH warns the bond election threatens local education while urging support for salaries, teachers, and stable schooling to match neighboring towns. Theodore Roosevelt and biblical references close the letter.
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Thomasville
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Mooresville
Chas. F. Lambeth
Pageant of Progress Praised by Dr Lindley
Dr Lindley commends the Pageant of Progress praising its portrayal of the city's history and growth. He notes fourteen hundred volunteers dedicating evenings to the production and thanks all participants for the project’s order cooperation and spirit.
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P. E. Lindley
Tremendous load lifted by 41 ton Boeing Clipper
Boeing officials announced a new American load record as the 41-ton Boeing Clipper, a 75 passenger flying boat, flew its first extended test carrying 77 000 pounds of water and lead ballast. The craft lifted off over the city then flew to Bell ing ham about 100 miles north.
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Seattle
Boeing Aircraft Company
Bellingham
Hopeful Drive For Early Old Belt Market Opening
In Winston-Salem optimism rose as leaf buyers and warehousemen await a decision from five major tobacco companies on advancing the Old Belt auction season by seven days. A committee toured North Carolina and Virginia and reported on the feasibility of an early opening, with a ruling expected Monday or Tuesday.
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Winston-Salem
Old Belt
Leaf
Sudeten German Ready to Return for Homeland Dispute Help
A Sudeten German now in the United States says he will go back to Czechoslovakia to aid mediations between the disputing factions. The report came as the Oxford Group discussed a call for spiritual rearmament to avert a European crisis.
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Interlaken
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
United States
Oxford Group
Earl Haldwin
Frank N. D. Buchman
Oxford Movement
Palestine
Julian Phorntonduesberg
St George's School
Jerusalem
New Bright Belt Markets Slump To $19 Per Hundred
Eastern North Carolina bright belt tobacco markets show average returns at about $19 per hundred pounds. North and South Carolina border markets hold steady with last week, a steadier trend. Nine markets report 24,836,814 pounds sold at $19.23 average, season total 57,332,570 pounds.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
New Bright Belt
Departments of Agriculture
South Carolina
Bright Belt
Hospital bond vote debates tax impact and hospital need
City officials clash over a $400000 hospital bonds plan with $180000 federal grant and loan. Advocates say it could be self supporting, opponents fear tax burden. Law requires a voter plurality. registrations by precinct listed for election oversight.
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Lotion
Earl N. Phillips
Leroy Briggs
PWA
Original gavel given to North Carolina Young Democrats
In Durham on September 10 AP report says the NC Young Democrats received the original gavel of the Young Democratic Clubs of America for permanent possession. Mrs Doyle D Alley of Waynesville presented it, noting the tool was used in 1927 28 when the national organization formed through Trye Taylor of Raleigh and organizer in NC.
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Durham
North Carolina
Young Democrats
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Doyle D. Alley
Waynesville
Trye Taylor
Raleigh
Washington
Princess Juliana Forced To Bed By Influenza
Amsterdam Sept 10 Princess Juliana was ordered to bed today due to an influenza attack.
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Amsterdam
Juliana
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