Two Ministers Quit as French Throw Out 40 Hour Week
Paris reports reveal Premier Daladier dismissing ministers Frossard and Ramadier over plans to abolish the 40 hour work week. Daladier aims to strengthen defenses and the franc amid looming war, challenging Leftist parties as parliament reconvenes. Anatole de Monatte and Charles Pomaret join the cabinet, stabilizing the government.
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Paris
Frimee
Daladier
Ludovig Frossard
Yubsilic Works
Pau Ramadier
Prise
Anatole de Monate
Charles Pomaret
Rossand
Ramadier
France
Premin Edouard Daladieur
Talon
Farm Price Crisis Described as Greatest Since Drouth
Government boosted price program faces strain as good weather, recession, and world unrest push supply beyond demand. Administrators warn farm prices hover near unsustainable levels amid persistent surplus and efforts to stabilize markets.
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Drouth Bra
Washington
Farina
State Advertising Film Planned for Autumn in Arkansas
Travel pictures of autumn colors planned for an Arkansas travelogue to be shown at the New York World's Fair. A surveying team will assess scenes before leaves fall. No contract will be entered. funds exist to insure display. A statewide fundraising push targets September 1 with solicitations led by Centennial Commission and Governor Bailey. Major gifts include Republic Mining & Manufacturing Co. $2,000, Louisiana Gas Co. $1,000, and Southwestern Bell Telephone $600.
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Rock
Arkansas
Thes Tomumittees
Bailey
Issiel
Ackass
Arkansas Lowsiana Gas Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Lies
Fined on Charge false Pretense
Joh Bennet convicted on false pretense charges for misrepresenting as an authorized agent of Olson Dadlling and Magnalat Petroleum, fined $25 and $40 respectively. Irene Webb and Cliff Arnold also fined for related offenses. Robert Johnson faced assault charges. Tropical Paint & Car Co sued for $2648 in a civil action.
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Joh Bennet
Meiko
Ninself
Olson Dadlling Company
Mamen Fan Wat
Magnalat Petroleum Company
Jonny Craelwin
Lest Lee
Lrmkeouress
Irene Webb
Cliff Arnold
Petit
Larceny
Robert Johnson
Élistnisserd
Tropical Paint & Car Company
Huss Ho Bales
Paint Ani Wil Company
Aelion
Aeeviiak
Two Die in Subway Collision in New York
A Monday crash in a New York subway system left two dead and about fifty injured. The dead include motorman Salvatore Cota and passenger Emanuel Auerbach, with other victims reported.
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New York
Salvatore Cota
Fmanuel Auerbach
Pussen
Tee
Free Congress Issue Sparks Maryland Primary Clash
Maryland senator candidate Tydings frames Roosevelt interference in the state senatorial race as the central issue of the primary. He warns that presidential control over Congress would end independent judiciary efforts and threaten voter representation. Roosevelt endorses rival editorials and attacks Digiel J. Lewis and John W. O’Connor as opponents.
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Miak
Tyelings
Congress
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Tydings
Digiel J. Lewis
New York Papers
Republica
Cra
John Wd. O'Connor
Yous
Farmer's Wile: Woman Stops Bird Thief with Brick
Mrs White repels a poultry raider by hurling a brick, ending an attempted theft of four prized fowl. A nearby weasel also faced action when a similar scene occurred earlier. The yard security measures beat the criminal intrusion in broad daylight.
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Gaveney
Ian
Hottie
White
Mind Your Manners Social Advice Questions
A humorously styled Q and A piece on etiquette asks whether a man should hurry to open doors and yield to women in crowds, whether a man should precede a woman in passing through a crowd, and if a man should walk before a woman entering a beat. It gives traditional answers: no to hurrying dates, no to the initial prompt, yield to the woman, yes the man should go first to help her, and yes to letting a man call first if dating begins.
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Fey
LaFayette County Seeks Return in Bradley Bank Robbery
Prosecutor Ned Stewart says LaFayette County will pursue return for Floyd Hamilton and Ted Wallets, accused in the Bradley bank robbery in Dallas. He cites witness identifications, fingerprints on the getaway car, and a third man’s confession as part of the case.
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Floyd Hamilton
Ted Wallets
Dallas
Ayoo Wall
Lac Fayette County
Bradley
Ned Stewart
Highth
Hempstead Circuit Court
Stewart
Dallas Narrows Hunt for Notorious Texas Robbers Hamilton Walters
Nine robberies suspects Floyd Hamilton and Ted Walters were captured in Dallas after an all night search by city detectives. They were brought to jail for alleged participation in several small hold ups across Texas and neighboring states. Walters surrendered without resistance, Hamilton was captured a few hours later with pistol cartridges found on him. The pair faced possible transfer to federal authorities for further prosecution.
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Vietiney
Dallas
Texas
Floyd Mamilton
Ted Walters
Pulico
Wrival of
Arkansas
Hamilton
Walters
Hiia
Floyd Hamilton
Ter Walters
Mid
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Ark
Hhepa
Allege
Pennis
Tramilton
Cagtune
Hinitton
Prita
Middle East
Woodet
Mrita
Oklshon
Sone
West Dallas
Frita
Trinity River
John Daniels
Keith
Buchane
Hey
Three Men's Future Hinged on Hines Trial at Schulte Racket Case
ANYs coverage centers on Jimmy Hines trial amid policy rackets, with Justice Ferdinand Pecora and Thomas E. Dewey facing pivotal fates. If Hines is convicted, Dewey could rise to governor or president, while Pecora’s prominence may surge.
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New York
Jimmy Hines
Dutch Schulte
Ferdinand Pecora
Thomas E. Dewey
James J. Hines
Pecora
Supreme Court of the United States
Dewey
D. A
Hines
Goliath
Jimmy
Larry Fay
Jose Enrique Miro
Dutch Schultz
Upper East Side
Prey Geneva Cox
Harlem
Aieutenant
Boss Murphy
Tammany Hall
Yoni” Dewey
Underworld
Mgr
Owassu
Mich
Pblisher
University of Michigan
Dewey Cane
Columbia
Law School
George
Medalie
Medialie
United States
Southern
Waxey Gordon
Bevy Ragkelcer
Dutch Sehalta
Lehman
Ton Dewe
Maverick Bid Rejected For Independent Candidacy
In Austin Secretary of State Edward Clark Manday overruled Maury Maverick's bid to appear as an independent for Congress in November. Maverick lost the Democratic primary to Paul Kilday, and the ruling bars his independent ballot print. For context Maverick, San Antonio, was a vocal New Deal congressman defeated in the primary.
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Austin
Texas
UPI
Edward Clark Manday
New Deal
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Congress
Clark
Maverick
Paul Kilday
Pi—Maury Maverick
Deamoenaitie
Secretary of State
Motteliay
Foreign Troops to Remain in Spain amid withdrawal plan
In London the insurgent General Franco rejected Britain’s plan for a phased withdrawal of foreign fighters from Spain. He described any proportional withdrawal as valueless and complicated British efforts to convene through the 26 nation Non-Intervention Committee. The note, sent via Sir Robert Hodgson, was treated as a post office liaison, with officials noting the plan was marketed as British but was intended as an international proposal.
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Eng
Franco Sunday
Brimain
Spain
Anain
Robert M. Hodgson
Burgos
Burnby
Britain
N Y A to Build Livestock Pens and Booths at Fair
Elwin Wayte district supervisor of NAMA assures county fair officials that his organization will help build pens and display booths and assist in any way to ensure the fair's success. The gesture will save fair officials money as they face over a thousand dollars in other expenses and aims to help the fair break even. Local interest is rising and exhibits are expected to improve in quality and quantity. Livestock exhibits will be a highlight of the upcoming fair. Tegrette, a carnival veteran of 25 years, has no formal amusement contract and plans to offer fifty shows and concessions priced at AUSt rates, with profits reserved for next year’s needs. No fair official or organization will receive pay for these services and funds will be kept within the fair association.
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Elwin Wayte
Nama
Tegrette
Wisconsin Woman Holds Private Flying License
Mrs. Arelie Teavle, wife of the Watari airport manager and mother of four, is among the few Wisconsin women to hold a private flying license.
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Wausau
Was
Arelie Teavle
Wataru
Wisconsitt
Forty-Eight Vying for Mountain Picture Trip
Forty eight people went to the mountains to make a film with enough provisions for thirty days. After twenty days, half of the extras were unnecessary and sent back to Hollywood. The remaining provisions list the people who were left and their roles. Details appear on the Classified Page.
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Hollywood
Jeft Ant Jovasion
Injunction Delays Arkansas Auto Testing Drive
Union county injunction against enforcement delays a statewide auto testing drive. State Police Superintendent Gray Albright seeks an AG opinion on effects while officers suspend planned enforcement. El Dorado injunction may bind Union county but a Pulaski county ruling would bind state officials. The initial testing deadline expired August 20 with a possible three day extension. many cars remained unserved at testing stations.
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Ntile Rock
Gray Albright
Union County
Lan
Arkansas
Albright
el Dorado
Pulaski County
Ing
Lope
al Tay
Sana Echos
South Africa Protects Its Buried Treasures
Johannesburg reports a by law to ban export of fossils without permission, restricting removal from caves for over a year. The measure aims to safeguard scientific investigations and safeguard antiquities amid historic revenue figures.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
Scully Africa
1 300 Votes Will Be Challenged by Washington Side
A Hempstead county election contest to move the county courthouse from Washington to Hope opens in Hope. Washington petitions challenge about 1300 votes while some names are maiden or appear on supplementary tax lists. Case may run days or weeks with hearings by Circuit Judge Dexter Bush. Official June election had 2040 votes in favor of removal. about 116 votes needed.
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Hempstead County Court House
Washington
Hope
Dexter Bush
Hope City Hall
Phillip Jackson
Arlene Patrick
May Patrick
Walter Peeples
Marjorian Hughson
Jess Ayett
Clyde Petty
W. F. Ferguson
Jon Morton
B. L. Brostric
Nellie Hayes
Palmer Boyd
Joe Morton
T. E. Logan
G. W. Gilbert
Ann McFaddin
Charley McPherson
Calvin Williams
Guernsey
Fulton Special
E. F. McFaddin
Steve Carrigan
Albert Graves
Steele & Steele
Nashville
Pat Casey
Germany launches new cruiser during Hungarian regent visit
The 10,000 ton heavy cruiser Prince Eugene was launched Monday in Kiel in ceremonies linked to the state visit of Admiral Nicholas Horthy. The Farm Security Administration notes 1930 shows 73 percent of cotton farms tenant operated while 21 percent of dairy farms were tenant operated.
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Kiel
Germany
Prince Eugene
Nicholas Horthy
Ae Oe
The
Farm Security Administration
Gotton
Cotton Prices Move as Market Opens in New Orleans
Cotton in New Orleans opened at 8.32 and closed at 8.28 per unit. Spot cotton price stood at 8.24 amid mild trading and minor price adjustments.
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New Orleans
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