Roosevelt moves to end moratorium on economic talks
President Roosevelt discussed global economic strategy in private talks with Secretary Hull and lawmakers on the steamer President Harding. Hull denied resigning and emphasized the US will maintain monetary policy until currencies stabilize.
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Washington
White House
United States
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Rossi and Codes Fly From New York Toward India for Distance Record
France’s Rossi and Codes depart New York aiming for a landmark distance flight to India. Weather forecasts note fair to warm conditions in the U S regions with possible thundershowers in the west later.
Gunfire and killings mark Kentucky election day turmoil
Six people died and several were wounded in attacks tied to the November Kentucky election. In Harlan County gunfights and postelection violence left Robert Roark and J Lee dead, with Theodora Middleton a Republican sheriff nominee among the wounded. Other shootings occurred in Clay Gilbertt Butler Oneida and Breathitt counties injuring and killing multiple residents amid tight security and a large turnout.
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Harlan County
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Theodora Middleton
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Clay County
Gilpert Butkry
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Bell County
Song Convention Held Today in Scott County Tennessee
Scot county singers will hold a convention at Silver Lake near Chirch Hill starting at 10 00 a m tomorrow Chas M Darnell president of the Scott county unit will have charge He said Scott county has produced good choirs quartets and soloists and expects an enjoyable meeting
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Scott County
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French aviators aim for India on long Atlantic flight
Lieut. Maurice Code and Paul Codos began a 5370 mile eastward flight from Floyd Bennet Field in a silver monoplane with 1771 gallons of fuel. They planned to cross the Atlantic via Cape Sable and head toward Karechi India with possible detours toward Persia Russia or Africa Weather reported as dirty with heavy rain and fog Tongue tied farewell scenes and tearful goodbyes marked the departure as officials prepared for the long voyage.
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Gilbert E. Nicholetts
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Stolen rabbits and guinea pigs alarm Lincoln authorities
In Lincoln Nebraska on August 5 a thief stole 33 rabbits and guinea pigs some infected, prompting police and health officials to warn the public. Medical experts say eaten animals could spread disease and impair ongoing experiments. Mrs Gladys Smits of Lincoln General Hospital urged the thief to return the animals and Police Chief Gondis called for information.
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Wallace Urges Tobacco Action at Cotton Conference
Atlanta August 4 Wallace urged federal action to aid tobacco growers through the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. He praised southern farmers for fulfulling price-reduction goals and suggested considering the domestic allotment plan already backed by wheat growers. He proposed a processing tax on tobacco manufacturers funded to producers if acreage is reduced.
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United States
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Suspect jailed in gas bombing of Stock Mart
New York and Eugene S. Daniell Jr of Gamer ville Mass youthful party leader held on 170000 bail in connection with two tear gas bombs at the New York Stock Exchange. Daniell questioned by police admitted to obtaining publicity and denied advocating violence while police linked him to the bombing plan. Four associates arrested in Boston on conspiracy to promote anarchy with Nazi literature found at the headquarters.
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Boxton
Fogleman execution questioned by claim of innocence
In Gastonia North Carolina two hitchhikers allegedly saw Carter murdered and say Fogleman was not the killer, prompting questions about his innocence after execution. Governor Irvinghaus cited an "irresponsible" report and affirmed the case had been examined by courts.
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Supreme Court
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Edwin M. Gill
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Young Mann Works as Assistant Secretary at Federal Bank
James O. Mann, 21, held an $8,000 a year post as assistant secretary at the Federal Home Loan Bank in Washington. He is shown handing out pay checks, noting he did not vote last year because he was not old enough.
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Federal Home Loan Bank, Board
Washington
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Railroads deem freight rates reasonable after commission ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in a 7 to 3 decision, held the current railroad freight rate structure reasonable under present conditions and rejected a blanket reduction sought by farmers, lumber, coal and other interests. It urged continued rate revisions to meet new conditions while retaining peaks where justified.
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Interstate Commptes Commission
National Goal Assocation
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Johnson Returns to Work Set Codes for Industries
Washington August 5. Johnson resumes work on easing labor strife by ordering three more industries to implement wage and hour codes as part of Roosevelt’s blanket agreement. He defends the pact against claims the president may alter or cancel signed obligations. He asserts state leadership remains primary in the drive to raise purchasing power.
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White House
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Roosevelt names tribunal to preserve industrial peace
President Roosevelt appoints a seven man tribunal to safeguard industrial peace during the recovery campaign. The panel, led by Senator Warner, aims to prevent strikes and confrontations, handling hardship cases arising from the reemployment agreement. The move reflects cooperation between management and labor to support national recovery efforts.
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Demorrat
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Lemuel Gompers
Wasner
William Green
Cheating on Blue Eagle to Bring Drastic Action
Washington reports indicate the Industrial Administration may crack down on retailers accused of bending the temporary code by opening late and reducing staff. Officials promise investigations, with potential removal of the blue eagle insignia from stores that violate the code and fail to meet the 52 hour minimum.
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