Foreign Affairs Hold Spotlight At Washington
An impending White House meeting will tackle major foreign policy issues. Roosevelt and Hull plan to address trade revival via reciprocal treaties, Moley’s role, recognition of Soviet Russia, and Britain debt realignment before December payments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hull
Phillips
New York
Krum Elbow
Hyde Park
Canada
Raymond Moley
State Department
Soviet Russia
United States
Russia
Great Britain
Congress
London
Collegiants Charged With Arson On Bond
Two George Washington University students H Albert Smith 26 of Humphreys Missouri and Edward J Parlton 22 of Derby Connecticut were indicted by the District of Columbia grand jury on arson charges in the Sigma Chi House fire that endangered fifteen brothers and injured three as they fled. Police and fire officials linked gasoline on the building’s lower floor. Both were released on bond of 1500 each and trial will be set later.
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Washington
H. Albert
Smith
Humphreys
Edward J. Parlton
Derby
Conn
District of Columbia Grand Jury
Sigma Chi
George Washington University
Suspect Arrested in Dalbert Aposhian Slaying Case
Los Angeles reports Chief of Detectives Joseph Taylor says a suspect was arrested here last night in connection with the Dalbert Aposhian slaying in San Diego. The man confessed to killing a seven year old boy whose mutilated body was found in San Diego Bay on July 24. He may be the killer or possibly falsely confessing.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Taylor
Iece
Dalbert Aposhian
San Diego
Taylor
Standard Oil to Cooperate With NRA
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and associated firms including Colonial Beacon Oil and Standard Oil companies of Louisiana and Pennsylvania signed the blanket code of the National Industrial Recovery Act and pledged wholehearted support to the National Recovery Administration.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Colonial Beacon Oil Co
Standard of Louisiana
Standard Oil Company of Pennsylvania
National Recovery Administration
Recount Ordered In Huey Long Ballot Fraud Case
In New Orleans Judge Alexander O'Donnell ordered a recount of six ballot boxes from the November election. The ballots concern a constitutional amendment allowing New Orleans to issue bonds to buy the Algiers Canal Street Ferry. Twenty five tellers were appointed to conduct the recount.
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New Orleans
U. S
Huey P. Long
Alexander O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Algiers- Canal Street
Switch engine runs over Texas youths in Missouri Pacific yards
Two Texas men, Joe Squires 24 from Mineral Springs and Newt Good 27 from Mineral Wells, were struck by a switch engine in Poplar Bluff Missouri Pacific yards while resting on a spur along their way home from the Chicago fair. Squires is in critical condition. Good is less seriously hurt. Aug. 2 AP report. Hubert Bleigh 26 alias Herbert Blythe of Tisa Oklahoma will face a preliminary hearing Aug. 10 in Van Buren on first degree murder charges in the June 23 slaying of Alma Marshal. Bleigh was moved from Oklahoma City after capture near Seminoe, Oklahoma.
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Poplar Bluff
Joe Squires
Mineral Springs
Texas
Newt Good
Mineral Wells
Missouri Pacific
Goad
Forth Smith
Ark
Hubert Bleigh
Hebert Blythe
Tisa
Okla
van Buren
Henry Humphrey
Alma Marshal
Bleigh
van Buren Recentry
Oklahoma City
Seminaic
Notre Dame Star Harts Named Line Coach at Saint Benedicts
Atchison Kansas Aug 2 AP St Benedicts College announced today the employment of Jim Harts 25 of Bellaire Ohio as line coach for the 1933 football season. Harts a Notre Dame guard in 1932 will assist head coach Larry Mullins moon Mullins at Saint Benedicts.
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Atchison, Kans
St. Benedict's College
Jim Hartis
Bellaire
Ohio
Haris
Notre Dame
Larry
Moon) Mullins
Baseball Scores From American and National Leagues
Baseball scores show Chicago and New York voting in Detroit and Philadelphia games with multiple runs by innings. Berry hits a ninth inning home run for Chicago while New York and Philadelphia posted lopsided victories with a mix of batters contributing in key innings. The entry also notes a state governor’s salary line unrelated to the games.
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Chicago
Detroit
Jones
Berry
Barberry
Pasek
New York State
Machine Guns Guard Troubled Strike Regions in Pa
National Guardsmen train machine guns in two trouble zones of the Southwestern Pennsylvania coal strike area. At Star Junction about 1,000 pickets taunted company police as six men were wounded yesterday in clashes with special deputies. Louis Podolsky, a striker, was killed in a brush with deputies yesterday at Colonial No 3. Two machine gun companies were posted at Colonial No 2 and Star Junction. 2,000 Union Guides named by Frick Company and 2,000 state troopers patrolled the area. Frick closed all mines until protection is guaranteed. Governor Pinchot and United Mine Workers support to appoint miners as guides helped pacify tensions. General Hugh Johnson’s Harrisburg visit drew interest. The miners, about 15,000 in the Fayette county region, seek recognition of the UMWA. operators refuse.
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Brownsville
Pennsylvania
Star Junction
Colonial No
H. ©. Frick Coke Company
Colonial No. 3
Louis Podolrsky
Frick Company
Pincho
United Mine Workers of America
Hugh Johnson
National Recovery Act
Harrisburg
Fayette County
Thahmany
Bank wage rules set minimums and shifts for banks
The article outlines a wage and hour agreement for bank employees. It sets minimum weekly wages by city size and trade area, exempts high responsibility roles, and allows higher night shift protections for guards. It references the 1930 census for population figures and ties increases to population brackets.
Tenth Annual C M T C Camp Opens at Jefferson Barracks
St Louis aug 2 The tenth annual citizens military training camp opened at Jefferson Barracks today with 600 young men from Missouri and Illinois enrolled. Enrollment is a third of prior years due to first year student elimination for economy. Students underwent medical exams and received uniforms. program begins tomorrow with military training citizenship and supervised athletics. Gasoline retails about 69 cents a gallon in Bolivia.
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ST. Louis
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Illinois
Waittrick Defends NRA Compliance Against Missouri Antitrust Laws
Missouri official states there is no conflict between the National Recovery Act and state antitrust laws. He asserts the federal act can prohibit unfair practices and that Missouri laws should not be repealed. He vows to use legal means to prevent price fixing and profiteering while supporting the president’s recovery programs.
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NRA
Missouri
Hutton ends bid for audience with sister AMEE
In Los Angeles on August 2, Mmee McPherson-Hitton said she would let her estranged husband, evangelist David L. Hutton Jr., go with a prayer for his happiness after being refused an audience. Lurid reports say emissaries sought backstage to summon Hutton, now a vaudeville singer, to reconcile.
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Los Angeles
David L. Hutton, Jr
Mmee McPherson-Hitton
Lausky
Paris
Hollywood
Hutton
Oklahoma man killed near St Clair on Frisco line
Enid Oklahoma Aug 2 AP A man about 30 years old identified as Henry Fields of Enid was found dead on a Frisco Railroad track near St Clair Missouri. Identification came from an Enid address on a blank check in the clothing. Fields and his 16 year old son reportedly left Enid Sunday to ride freight to Peoria Illinois to visit relatives. No word has been received from the boy.
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Enid
Okla
Henry Fields
Frisco
St. Clair
Fields
Peoria
Ill
Kentucky 70 Vote on Repeal Soon
State Representative Harry A. Meyers of Covington said after a conference with Governor Ruby Laffoon that he plans to include repeal of the 18th Amendment and consideration of the state duty enforcement act in the call for this month’s special legislative session.
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Frankfort
Harry A. Meyers
Covington
Ruby Laffoon
Arkansas Assesses Railroad Companies Valuation Totals
Little Rock Arkansas Aug 2 Final assessed valuations aggregating 60 million dollars on properties of 15 railroad companies operating in the state were announced today by the Arkansas Corporation Commission.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Corporation Commision
Hawaii Tightens With New Stowaway Law Against Tourists
In San Francisco, August 2, a Hawaii anti stowaway law threatens stiff fines and jail for non paying tourists. Officials say many stowaways are youths drawing sympathy from travelers. The first case, Paul Brown of Oakland, received a $50 fine or jail in Honolulu.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
Paradise Islands
Paul Brown
Oakland
Calif
Bond Sale To Bank Brings Trouble In San Antonio
John H. Cunningham prominent San Antonio attorney and Z. Bonner ex president of Commercial National Bank were charged in justice court with receiving and concealing stolen property. The charges stem from the sale to the bank of $500,000 in stolen government bonds last March.
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San Antonio
Tex
John H. Cunningham
Z. Bonner
Commercial National Bank
Justice Court
Commercial National
Martial Law Proposed to Combat Crime in U S
Chicago August 2 Federal intervention to fight crime through martial law was recommended by Emory J. Smith assistant attorney general of Illinois The reign of terror has risen to such proportions that regular law enforcement agencies are inadequate to curb them The people of the United States deserve government protection.
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Chicago
Emory J. Smith
Antorney
Thincis
Smith
United States
Doctor Hipple's Body Recovered From River Near Brockville
The body of Dr. A Hugh Hipple, dean of Creighton College of Dentistry in Omaha, was recovered from the St. Lawrence River near Black Charlie's Island. He had been missing from his Brockville cottage since Saturday.
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Brockville, Ont
A Hugh Hipple
Creighton College of Dentistry
Omaha
Neb
SS. Lawrence River
Black Charlie's Island
Brockville
Des Moines grocers clash with NRA over hours
Five Des Moines grocers testified they faced threats after refusing to follow NRA hours. The Des Moines Retail Grocers Association approved 8 am to 6 pm openings, and the store failures prompted yesterday’s threats though none were carried out. Grocers said they complied with the 48 hour week and minimum wage, displaying NRA emblems.
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Des Moines
Seb Herve
Des Moines Retail Grocers Association
Roosevelt Orders Moley to Study Kidnapping Crime
President Roosevelt asks Raymond Moley to lead a special two month survey of kidnapping and racketeering methods with Moley remaining as assistant Secretary of State. The study comes at Attorney General Cummings request and aims to aid federal crime effort while Hull returns from London talks. Hosekeepers walk nearly eight miles daily without leaving their homes.
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Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
State Department
Moley
Cummings
Hull
London
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