NRA Row Over Codes Deepens as Darrow Battles Johnson
Washington today saw Gen Hugh S Johnson and Clarence Darrow clash over the national recovery act as they seek to prove or disprove alleged monopolies and unfair practices blocking small business. Johnson blasted the boards second report as unfair and baseless while Darrow prepares a third, more damning document for the White House.
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Hugh S. Johnson
Clarence Darrow
Johnson
Recovery Review Board
Darrow
White House
Review Board
NRA
Governor Langer Claims Vindication in State Primary
Gov. William H. Langer, recently convicted of a federal felony, surged to a commanding lead in the state primary. Early tallies show him far ahead of rivals with a possible 50,000 majority in incomplete returns, while supporters hail vindication of his administration and declare the conviction political persecution.
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Bismarck
N. D
William H. Langer
Langer
Jubhilant
CWA
The
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Norris car kills a boy not held in coroner case
In Williamsport, Senator George W Norris of Nebraska halted a motor trip home to await coroner inquest results over the death of a boy struck by the Norris automobile. Witnesses placed Norris driving at a casual pace through Muncy as Russell McMichael 9 darted into the road. Norris was not held. The item also notes England telecom and youth unemployment figures from the same era.
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Williamsport
United States
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Muncy
Russell McMichael
Housing Bill Becomes Law In Roosevelt Era Push
President Roosevelt signed a housing bill to revive industry by boosting home construction and modernization. The plan would mobilize hundreds of millions for new homes via government credit to supplement private loans, aiming to aid employment and living conditions. He prepared to implement the program immediately while weighing farm mortgage moratorium, railway pension, and grazing measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Esse James Returns to Old Haunts as Imposter Claimant
A man claiming to be Jesse James visited Excelsior Springs Missouri with attorney L H Phillips to obtain depositions to prove his outlaw status and clear charges in California. The James family on the old homestead refused to aid in depositions and court actions.
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Springs
Jesse James
Jesse
L. H. Phillips
Santa Monica
Cal
Missouri
California
Grasshopper
Jes. James, Jr
Bob James
James
Here
Scottsboro Case Upheld Death Sentences
Montgomery Ala June 23 The supreme court today upheld the death sentences of Clarence Norris and Heyward Patterson, Negro defendants in the Scottsboro case and set their date of execution for Friday August 31.
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Scottsboro
Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Clarence Norris
Heyward Patterson
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