Wilderness roads threaten fragile beauty at Tahduame Falls
A News Review essay extols wilderness value and warns against overdeveloping remote spots in Michigan. It cites Nature Magazine on preserving solitude, questions highway expansion, and urges keeping some areas inaccessible to autos. It also notes debates over NRA and FTC roles and praises Beebe’s bathysphere journey as grand exploration.
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Routan Merchant and Civic Leader Dies in City
Routan a prominent merchant and civic leader dies Tuesday at Josephine hospital after more than two weeks illness. Born in Honoraville Alabama he came to Cupe 24 years ago and led Reed Routon Co. He was past president of the Chamber of Commerce Rotary member of city council and helped build the current city hall. Survived by wife two children Frances Lenora Routon and William Tilph Routon Jr three sisters and three brothers. Funeral Wednesday at 1 pm with Rev E Clifton Rule and other ministers officiating. city businesses to close briefly. burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Long Starts Vice Inquiry Tuesday
Baton Rouge reports Senator Huey Long ordered his legislative committees to organize and investigate alleged gambling and vice activity in New Orleans. Tensions rise as Mayor Walmsley warns against Long while police reserves prepare for potential clashes ahead of the September 24 congressional primary.
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Rainey Declines Congressional Candidacy
Mes Rainey will not seek the congressional post to succeed her late husband in the 20th district. Senator Willis Th Detrich announced the speaker’s widow will not support the Democratic nomination, with Hillview’s Emil Schram named as a possible close associate. The speaker was buried in Carrollton last week in services attended by President Roosevelt.
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Last Trades Day Scheduled Thursday
Last Trades Day, sponsored by the Young Business Men's Association, is set for Thursday. Prizes for merchants tiebols will be awarded at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at Second and Main streets. The Hope boys band will lead the parade through the business district from toto da pi. Plans were underway Tuesday to admit a parachute jumper as a special feature for Trades Day.
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Roosevelt Vacation at Hyde Park Mansion
Roosevelt prepares for a holiday at Hyde Park as a World Economic conditions survey by Drake University’s European study group is cited. The report notes scientists finding a 25 percent rise in certain poisons, with Roosevelt expected to review results upon return.
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Rioting Between Negroes and Whites Rocks Niagara Falls
At Niagara Falls police hunted for rioters after Monday night clashes between black and white residents left three seriously injured and many others wounded. A grocer Walter Korpoliniski 43 suffered a deep abdominal slash and William Fisher 20 alleged assailant was hospitalized with cuts and a possible skull fracture. Windows were smashed and missiles flew as authorities noted long standing tensions in a Polish American district amid a disputed labor defense meeting.
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Salary raise for NRA chief Hugh S Johnson
Washington bulletins report President Roosevelt increased NRA administrator Hugh S Johnson wages from 6000 to 15000 dollars yearly. The raise began July 1 but NRA disclosed it only Tuesday. At NRA HQ officials said the raise aligns his pay with his duties and helps cover living costs. Philadelphia bulletin notes a prisoner strike at Eastern Penitentiary in sympathy with Greaterford inmates, affecting about 1506 convicts.
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Strike Menace Spreads Across United States
A nationwide labor turmoil grows as textiles threaten a walkout if no concessions are secured. The Textile Strike Committee accepts a National Labor Board invitation to meet with manufacturers, with September 4 set for action. New York sees 10,000 workers voting for strike, 5,000 West Coast vegetable workers delaying, and 5,000 New York painters returning to work after mediation.
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Three Primaries Scheduled Across California Mississippi and South Carolina
The drift of political sentiment toward or from the New Deal will show in Tuesday primaries in California Mississippi and South Carolina. In California independent Republican Hiram Jobson forecast to gain party support while George Crell and Upton Sinelwir contest the Democratic gubernatorial race. Mississippi's Democratic Senate nomination appears doubtful with Hubert D. Stephens Ross Collins Theodore Bilbo and Frank Harper hearing rival claims. South Carolina backs a governor influencing the national House with no senatorial contest.
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Officer Who Attacked Reporter Loses Job
MANSON Ark Sheriff How ar Curlin announced the dismissal of C. C. Culp as a Criffiden county deputy and West Memphis mayor William H. Traudhausen said Culp is no longer marshal. No reason given. Culp faces a $26,000 federal suit by reporter A Caples of the Compnercia Appeal for an alleged attack after questions about a criminal assault case near West Memphis. Trial scheduled next fall.
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Hempstead County Added to Emergency Area List
The Farm Credit Administration added 20 counties across Arkansas and neighboring states to the secondary growth area. Hempstead along with Calhoun, Clay, Columbia, Craighead, Greene, Howard, Lafay ette, Little River, Miller, Nevada, Ouachita, Pike, Poinsett, Pulaski, Sevier, Union and Woodruff will qualify for larger crop and winter feeding loan programs to aid rehabilitation.
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Recovery Act Criticism Shifts Focus to Farmers Aid
Washington reports Republican critic Henry P. Pletcher attacked Richberg's review of New Deal benefits, claiming NRA and AAA did not deliver progress. Richberg, head of the president's executive council, cited re employment gains and payroll rises since the Roosevelt era, while contrasting with 1933 conditions.
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Indicted for Murder in Coed Slaying near Birmingham
Harold Taylor, son of a former city comptroller, was indicted for first degree murder a week after Miss Faye New's fatal ride. A grand jury met in special session and returned the charge with no bond. A. B. Cain, Miss New's suitor, testified about following the pair. witnesses described Mrs. Lon New and Mrs. Homer Reeves as distressed as jurors questioned them.
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Bomb Shakes Havana Violence Sparks Disorder
A large explosion shook Havana early Tuesday, damaging the home of cabinet member Mario Diaz Cruz and the nearby Central Bank building. Police termed it the era’s worst recent disturbance, noting falling glass injured Diaz Cruz and that the bomb, weighing over 15 pounds, was set by political enemies.
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Race for Hempstead sheriff heats up in run off
The Hempstead county run off primary drew voters to decide contests for sheriff with Jim Bearden leading the ticket and Clarence E Bal second. Other county races include Tax Assessor Deve Hendrix versus Mrs Isabella Fred stead and Representatives contest J L Pilkinton versus Wal e Harris. Statewide auditions include Auditor J Oscar Humphrey vs Charley Parker and the congressional race Tilman B Parks vs Wade Kitchens. Returns will be tabulated at the Shipley building and The Star office.
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Fred) Stead
Fight for Texas Speakership Opens
In Austin during the current special session, candidates to succeed Speaker Coke R. Stevenson vie for the speakership of the 44th Texas Legislature. Attorney General James W. Allred’s gubernatorial nomination inflames the race, with Allred allies backing a pro-Allred speaker candidate.
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Markets News Yorkcotton and Arkansas Produce Snapshot
Markets report shows New York cotton closing Tuesday at 19.22 with December 13.35 January 13.34 March 13.45 and May 13.52. Little Rock Produce lists hens and eggs with assorted pricing including candied eggs at 0.14 per dozen.
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