Here and There Editorial on the Constitution and New Deal
Alax H Washburt reports from Cincinnati on Secretary Roper affirming the Roosevelt administration will uphold constitutional government. He cites Ben Franklin's warning against despotism, urging vigilance as the nation faces recovery measures and shifts in policy amid the New Deal era.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Roper
Roosevelt
Secretary of Commerce
Ben Franklin
Mr. Roper
Therm
Johnson Resigns as NRA Chief in Roosevelts Shakeup
President Roosevelt accepts Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson resignation effective October 15 after 15 months under the New Deal. Johnson had repeatedly sought to quit, citing NRA reorganization and a belief his job would be superfluous. Roosevelt says NRA’s first phase is finished and a broader reorganization will follow. Secretary Roper defends continued emergency measures as temporary and not permanent.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Roosevelt
NRA
Rr. Roosevelt
Cincinnati
Ohio
Roper
Chamber of Commerce of the United
Lillian Gallaher Strangled, Police Declare at Probe
Detroit police probe into the murder of Lillian Gallaher, found on her birthday in a nearby apartment. The body was in a trunk, cause of death not immediately released. Authorities seek a man and a woman tied to the apartment, while janitor Clyde Burgess reported a odor from the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Lillian Galllaher
Lillian
Clyde Burgess
Mississippi Cuts Its Property Tax
Governor Connner reduces Mississippi property taxes by 1.45 million for 1984, ordering the ad valorem rate cut from eight to five mills. The move follows Tax Commission leaders and state officials, who say finances allow the cut without harming the budget or credit, with next January due payments and an executive proclamation forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Sennett Conner
Mississippi
Conner
Alf H. Stone
State Tax Commission
Eagle Treasuror
Lewis May
Joe S. Price
Indicted Kentuckians Charged With Relief Fund Fraud
Prestonburg Kentucky seven officials including Mayor A C Carter County Judge W L Slumbie and Rev W M Chapwan indicted on charges of fraudulently converting 122 500 in federal relief funds. Defendants allegedly misused 445 000 in relief orders with Carter diverting 25 000 for work on his ranch and ministry, Slumbie 20 000 for private hospital and farm, Mayo 50 000 for the coal tipple, Woods and Fannin 60 000 each, Salisbury named in the case. A jury is expected to be requested from Pike County as indictments proceed.
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Prestonburg
A. C. Carter
W. L. Slummbe
W. M. Chap- Wan
Thegind Mayo
Gro. Woolf
Olle Fannin
Morbert
Salisbury
Carter
Gazne
Stumba
Mayo
Woods
Fannin
Salighury
County Aarury
Co Wall
Wall
Tike
Huey Long Loses Fight for Election in Louisiana Court
Huey P. Long faced a setback as his bid for Third district member of the Louisiana Supreme Court was challenged in district court. Judge Wy Carruth Jones and General Jahi De Bourart presided as objections and nomination details were reviewed.
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Haton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana Supreme Court
Toteday
Jahi de Bourart
Wy Carruth Jones
Aflenethy Dieoeing
Dodge Thomas F. Parster
Charles
Montana
Ea, Conway
Porter
Nixon Hunts NRA Reorganization As Textile Strike Protests Rise
MEMYUIS bulletin notes Hugh Hwmaphreys fifth region FHA appoints community chairmen including George BR Smith and D.C. Gates of Ordyee Washington. President Roosevelt returns to White House and plans immediate action on NRA reorganization while textile strikers protest employer discrimination.
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Memyuis
Lenin
Hugh Hwmaphreys
Federal Housing Administration
George BR. Smith
D.C. Gates
Ordyee
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
NRA
America Captures Final Yacht Race
The 1880s era America’s Cup contest ends with Rainbow defender beating Endeavor by a narrow margin amid protests and disputes. Sopwith withdraws foul charges after a tense race at Newport, marking Rainbow’s fourth consecutive victory in the series and clouding international sporting amity.
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Newport
Britain
Tom Sopwith
Endeavor
Rainbow
Sopwith
Harold
Vanderbilt
Hee
Vanderbil
Cane
Vanderblt
Smarter
Bie
Annie Oakley
Captain's Fear of Operator Is Told
New York report recounts a strange case as fires break out in three locations starting nearly simultaneously amid confusion and fear. Witnesses including Captain J. Pender, the night watch, describe the eerie sequence and operator concerns.
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New York
Lye Arthiar J. Pender
Night Watch
Camden Panthers Face Tough Test Against Hope on Friday
Camden, Ark. coaches stress tackling and passing as the Panthers prepare for their toughest game to date, traveling to Hope to meet the Bobcats after Hope’s 71–0 win over Hamburg. The team contends with drills, lineup questions, and hopes to reverse recent struggles on offense and defense. Local rally plans and season-ticket discounts accompany full coverage of the upcoming clash.
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Foy Hamons
T He Bobcats
New ‘Capital Hotel
Camden
Camden Panthers
Narow
Nashville
Hope
Danburg
Sanden
Bobcats
Fordyce
el Dorado
Met Springs
Little Rock
Young Business Men's Association
New Capital Hotel
Eeason
T His Mans
Ark
Wil
Sam Coleman
Panthers
Hove
Hamburg
Courhhes
Hope Slape
Brown
Turner
Bak
Tobcats
Nashville High
Foy Mamemens
Pine Bluff High
Water
Ouachita
Monticello A. & M. College
Cawthon
Smith
O'Neal
Mills Uncertain as to Arbitration
The Associated Press reports mixed views on rehiring strikers as washups in cotton mills resume work. Union leader Francis J. Gorman accuses discrimination against workers while Cotton Textile Institute president George A. Sloan doubts mills will accept the Winans board findings or Roosevelt’s call to reinstate all strikers without discrimination. Demobilization of national guardsmen continues as former employees return.
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Associated Press
Washington
Francis J. Gorman
George A. Sloan
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Winans Textile Inquiry Board
Roovevelt
Refunding Near for City Districts in Arkansas
Plans outlined to issue refunding certificates to city paying aid districts in Arkansas during December. State Refunding Board supervisor J rank Beasley said no certificates will be visited before December 1, with officials continuing later.
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Tpetle Rock
Arkansas
J.rank Beasley
Besfore
Rhyne's Successor Is Due Wednesday
Highway Commissioner Dave Block announced the Arkansas State Highway Commission accepted the resignation of state highway director James Rhyne effective October 1. The resignation was tendered August 29 along with purchasing agent J A Francis. The commission planned to consider Rhyne's successor at the afternoon meeting.
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Little Rock
Dave Block
Wynne
James BR. Rhyne
Rhyne
J. A. Francis
Block
Certificates Unsigned Illegal Circulation Warned
Notices warn that five interim certificates are in circulation without signatures by county committeeman Frank J. Hill and urge prompt return to the county assessors office. Numbers cited include TW180 142186 142987 142188 142189. Buffalo in southern India referenced amid unrelated remark.
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Frank J. Hill
Aeen
Lindberghs Testify as Hauptmann Is Indicted for Extortion
Charles A Lindbergh testified before the Bronx county grand jury about waiting while his emissary paid 50000 over a cemetery wall. Police reported more money found in Hauptmanns garage amounting to 840 dollars. Col Lindberghs Newark visit followed by talks with New Jersey authorities as prosecutors seek extortion charges and further evidence in the Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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Iy Ixidor Fisch
Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmiann
Fisch
Hauptmann
Germany
Gedast
Henry Uhligteff
Lingbergh
New York
Bronk County Grand Jury
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Linda Lindbergh
Bronx
Jassie
Bronx County
Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Col
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Schwarzkopf
Englewood
Dwight W. Morrow
Harry A. Moore
Trenton
Haupman
Ador
Jam F. Condon
Wats
The
New Yorker Times
Samuel J. Foley
Grand Jury
Foley
Egg and poultry market notes and stock quotations
Fragmentary market page lists eggs and poultry prices with breeds and weights. It also includes closing stock quotations for several companies and commodities, along with references to motor firms and steel oil shares. The readable lines mention eggs, leghorn breeds, hens, roosters, and per pound prices with scattered company names.
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Amey
Ces Atchinson Chrysler
Keral Motors Suey
Dita de Eggey
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Blue Eagle
Fanny
Aera
Lillian Gallaher
U. S
Prestonburge
Huey Long
District Court
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America
British Endeavor
Morre Castle
Winant Inquiry Board
Highway Commission
Umalayy
Asias
India
Hauptmann Letters
Gar
Sam Hobus
Brune RR
Huoptimiuwa
Hope Cotton Exchange
Co, Dev
New Orleans
Ana
Ene
Tah
Rey
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