Copeland Urges Keeps Black Off Supreme Court
New York Sept 12 Sen Royal S Copeland urged the senate and court to bar Hugo L Black from joining the Supreme Court over reports he joined the Ku Klux Klan. Copeland cited an NA newspaper dispatch alleging Black's Klan life membership and urged the court and senate to act despite confirmation. He warned against a justice bound by secret oaths and stressed justice for all Americans.
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New York
Royal S. Copeland
D. N.Y
Hugo L. Black
Ala
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Senate
Copeland
Black
North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc
Ray Sprigie
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Dispatch
Robert FE. Lee
Birmingham
United States Senate
United Press
Senator Black
U. S. Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
T Am Sayre
Washington
Justice Department
Albert Levitt
Alabama
Willis J. van Devanter
High Court
Summers-McCarran
Justice van Devanter
Edward R. Burke
D. Neb
Siice Black
Home-Loving Hitler Promotes World Travel for German Workers
Reichsfuhrer Adolf Hitler backs Kraft-Durch-Freude travel for German workers, funding organized trips abroad and within the Reich. Thousands of miners and factory workers save coupons for weeklong cruises, often about $20 total, with government support and affordable Rhine and seaside options. A 1940 plan envisions eight ships touring globally, including Tokyo for the Olympics.
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W. C. Werner
Foreign Service
Berlin
Reichsfuhrer
Adolf Hitler
Madeira
Norwegian
Norway
Kraft- Dutch-Freude Organization
Tokyo
Kraft-Dutch-Freude Cruises
Geman Labor Front
Eatin Cruise
Ortsgruppenteiter
Kraft- Dutch-Freude
Rhine
Ruegen
Baltic
Heach
Green attacks CIO over labor conflicts in AFL speech
William Green, AFL president, warned at a Louisville convention that bitterness and discord could destroy labor. He accused the CIO led by John L. Lewis of fomenting rebellion and raiding AFL affiliates, while ITU head Howard and CIO officials disputed the claims.
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Louisville
William Green
American Federation ofLabor
Committee For Industrial Organization
International Typo‘ographical Union
Green
CIO
John L. Lewis
AFL
Atlantic City
APL
Charles I. Goward
ITU
Howard
Myr
CSO
White Condemns Him in Editorial Over Klansman Justice
William Allen White in the Emporia Gazette condemns Justice Hugo Black as a Ku Klux Klan member. He argues Roosevelt risks dishonoring the Supreme Court by appointing a Klansman and questions the era’s judgment when Black is cited as a Klan member.
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Senate
White
Emporia
Kas
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Chinese retreat to second defense lines amid bombardment
Chinese forces withdraw to second defense lines as six Japanese planes bomb Pootung across the Whangpoo River from Nantai. Fires scorch Chapei Hongkew Yangze poo Kiangwan while Chinese airmen raid Japanese warships and airfields on the river. Both sides report heavy casualties as strategic withdrawal is believed to delay the enemy.
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Hongkong
Stephen Goddard
Richmond
May Barker
Helen Danforth
Oklahoma City
Pootung
Whangpoa ‘River
Nan‘tao
Chapei
Hongkew
Yangzepoo
Kiangwan
Whangpog
Yangjzepoo
Inter‘national
Yangjie
Yangzhang
Williams accused in burglary after lodging request
St. Louis officers said a hand bag was stolen from a residence after Williams asked for a night's lodging. He left with a suitcase and its contents, a quantity of expensive clothing, police reported.
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St. Louis
Williams
New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth
A new product Fasteeth offers improved powder to secure false teeth without discomfort. It deodorizes and leaves no gummy or pasty taste. Available from druggists in three sizes, 5.
Conference opens in Missouri with unification plan
Dallas Bishop Moore leads the conference in Missouri with Dr. G C Selectman of Southern Methodist University Dallas and Dr. Ivan Lee Holt of St Louis as speakers. The gathering will vote on uniting the M B E church South with the Methodist Episcopal and Protestant Methodist churches. Rev Shockley oversees local arrangements as delegates are housed in members' homes.
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Dallas
Texas
Moore
Missouri
G. C. Selectman
Southern Methodist University
Ivan Lee Holt
St. Louis
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
M. BE. Church
South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Protestant Methodist Church
Shockley
Religious services open Livingston county centennial
Chillicothe Mo September 13 AP a week long Livingston county centennial celebration opened with union religious services Bishop John WN Moore of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Dallas led the service Ex Senator Bennett Champ Clark of St Louis was to speak that afternoon
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Chillicothe
Livingston County
John WN. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Dallas
Bennett Champ. Clark
St. Louis
Parole Board in Missouri Opens First Meeting
Missouri’s new parole and probation board held its first meeting here as seventeen inmates from the penitentiary were slated to testify before the board. Construction noises and hammering accompanied the event, while updates on inmate work continued nearby.
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Missouri
Parole and Probation Board
Workers swap unions amid bakery lockout clash
At Oberman s bakery strike action rages as 57 girls remain out of work and refuse Amalgamated contracts while others switch to CIO or sign anew. Amalgamated claims NLRB review is unnecessary as officials dismiss the dispute. In another case a baker’s assault charges were dropped after a witness withdrew, as picketing continues at Crookshank and Jefferson Baking plants.
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Aown
Amalgamated
UGW
Mildred Jeffrey
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Relations’ Board
NLRB
Bakers Lunion
David Newsom
Herbert Myers
Myers
Moberly
Crookshank
Aeas
O. F. Crookshank
Newsom
St Louis Plant Damaged by Fire
Fire starting in a chemical company's warehouse swept through a St Louis plant causing extensive damage. Fire crews battled the blaze as smoke rose over the riverfront district. no injuries were immediately reported. Authorities investigated the cause and estimated damages tally.
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ST. Louis
Chemical Company
Plant fire causes $100,000 damage to several firms
The Colta Waxo company plant suffered extensive interior destruction with an estimated $100,000 in damages. Wellford Wedugger, president, noted damage to Monsanto Chemical warehouse and Speare Laundry office. US coal and coke output dropped 30 percent from 1920 to 1935 with Texas leading in cattle and sheep numbers.
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Colta~Waxo Company
Wellford Wedugger
Manufacturing House~ Hold Polishes
Monsanto Chemical ‘Company
Speare Laundry Company
United States
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B. T. Mattingly
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Poplar Bluff
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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