Schall accuses Roosevelt of press censorship in eightpoint charge
Senator Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota charges the federal administration is pushing a press censorship program through NRA codes and Rayburn communications acts. He cites control over newspapers, books, radio, telegraph, telephone, and cable, warns of a federally run press and government domination of all public speech.
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Textile workers walk out in St Louis and Kansas City
About 1,500 underwear workers in St Louis join a strike to press for union recognition and code compliance. Similar action follows to enforce a 36 hour week for cotton garment workers, while silk garment workers sign a one year 35 hour week.
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St. Louis
Garment Workers
Silk Garment
International Union
Perlstein
Kansas City
Otto and Zita Engagement Reported In Italy
Aristocratic members of Zita's entourage in Regio, Italy, reported that Archduke Otto, pretender to Austria's throne, is definitively engaged to Princess Maria of Italy, though the betrothal would not be officially announced for some time.
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Via Reggio
Italy
Zita
Austria
Otto
Maria
Hoover attacks New Deal calling liberty the true endowment
Philadelphia Sept 4 AP Herbert Hoover condemns the New Deal in the Saturday Evening Post detailing liberalism as liberty and predicting danger from economic regimentation. He argues centralization threatens individual rights, calling the state a pawn in his broader critique of Roosevelt era policies.
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Philadelphia
Herbert Hoover
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Hoover
White House
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Plymouth
Argonne
United States
Hoover
Congress
Missouri Farm Economy Arises From Drought Break
Northeast Missouri reports indicate farm agents and those managing federal crop reduction plans expect cash farm incomes to match or exceed last year. Wheat yields reach 40 bushels on Marion river land while drought relief boosts trade in Springfield and Joplin. Bankers and merchants describe improved business, higher payrolls, and rising deposits as buyers reinvest, with farmers selling inferior cattle and seed loan programs aiding liquidity. Southwest officials anticipate continued recovery into autumn as livestock expectations improve.
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Jefferson City
Howard Cook
Central Missouri Trust Company
T. ¥. Gueker
Cole County
Missouri
Hannibal Courier-Post
Marion County
Springfield
Joplin
J. T. Woodrofe
Sam Trimble
W. C. Cundiff
Springfield Associated Retailers
Earl Brown
Fair Grove
Gibson
Goal Dealers Plan Defiance of NAA Code
NRA confirmed a threat of mass defiance by coal dealers over how winter heating costs should be set. Resignations followed Johnson order directing minimum prices be reviewed by MRA before effect. Dealers and officials argued NRA could modify provisions without notice, citing high charges in areas like St. Louis and Cleveland.
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NRA
America
Research and Planning Council
Hugh
Johnson
MRA
Adinistrator
A- Lynch
Blue Eagle
Come Plainants
St. Louis
Cleveland
Roderick Stephens
New York
Milton E. Robinson, Jr
Chicago
Nazism Triumph in Nurnberg as Hitler Leads Rally
A vast Nazi convention opens in Nurnberg with General Werner Von Blomberg and Reichswehr officers attending amid hints he may be Hitler's deputy. The event draws over half a million delegates. Hitler set to deliver seven speeches outlining the party's course.
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Germany
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Reichswehr
National Socialists
von Blomberg
Hitler
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