NRA Plans to Punish Code Violations Across Nation
The NRA outlines methods to enforce fair competition codes. Potential actions include withholding materials from noncompliant industries, publicizing violators in newspapers, and naming violators who accept blue eagle symbols but break pledges. A national effort involves AFL and Consumers' Protective Tenureau with Mary Johnson linked to NRA advisory work. The Housewives section led by Miss Mary Hughes will educate and mobilize in all states to sway women buyers.
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NRA
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American Federation of Labor
Consumers’ Protective Tenreau
Hugh &. Johnson
Consummers’ Bureau
American Federation Ofl Labor
Consumers’ Bureau
Mary Hughes
Man admits shooting woman to death on desert ranch
Sacramento Calif August 1 UP Sheriff officers report Roy Mann 24 a utility highway department employee admitted shooting an attractive young woman to death on a deserted ranch in South Roseville The body of the 19 year old blonde unnamed as Patricia was found in a 60 foot well shaft at the ranch pumphouse late last night Deputies said Mann said he became angered after two arguments during which she threatened to blackmail him He shot the woman in the back of the neck and vowed to swear to murder charges later today
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Galif
Sherif
Roy Mann
Futate Highway Department
Souths
Roseville
Patricia
Pumphous
Mann
Charles Oge
Ogle Anid
Weather notes outline fair Tennessee and muted Virginia changes
The report notes generally fair conditions in Tennessee tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Virginia shows partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with no major temperature shift. Historical reference compares yesterday's highs and lows to the same date a year ago. Readings taken at 6:00 pm daily over the preceding 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Strewl to Face Kidnaping Charge in Albany Case
Albany authorities arraign Manney Strewl, ex-convict and radionist-turned operator, on kidnaping charges tied to the July to July youth abduction involving the O Connell family. He is linked to a $40,000 deal and held since July in a habeas corpus case. In Simpsville, merchants support NRA program with daily pre-opening prayers.
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Monticello
Sullivan County
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Daniel Prio
Jack “Legs” Diamond
Manhattan
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Hint
Albany County
Shearing
Dan
Shrew
Inturn
O'Connell
Johnnie
Milk trucks under fire push call for machine guns
Aug 9 report from Albany says Captain Stephen McGrath urged state police to authorize machine guns to guard milk trucks after a bush ambush near Little Falls wounded no one. Striking and nonstriking groups hold mass meetings as nine days of strike continue and price protests escalate.
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N. Y
New York State
Stephen McGrath
Auburn Prison
Mets
McGrath
John A. Warner
Little Falls
Herbert H. Lehman
State Milk Board
Montgomery to Legalize Brew
Montgomery, a city in Alabama, adopts an ordinance to license dealers in 3.2 percent beer despite state dry laws. Licenses cost 150 dollars for wholesalers manufacturers and dealers and 35 dollars for retailers. The move coincides with Alabama's convention voting to repeal the eighteenth amendment per the prohibition referendum results.
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Ala
Alabama
Abama
Decomposed bodies of two brothers found near Sandy Ridge
The badly decomposed remains of Orville Rose, 27, and Ben Rose, 17, were found near their mountain home at Sandy Ridge, three weeks after their father Grant Rose disappeared. Clothing was located 100 yards away. male relatives and a third man are being questioned. An inquest was scheduled by Dickenson County officials.
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Grant Rose
Orville
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Bise
Samuel Bise
Jerry Stallard
Tam Creek
Dickenson County
Clintwood
Bill Murphy
Tom’s Creek
A. A. Skeen
Commonwealth Attorney
Sher’if Anderson
Coeburn
Tom's Creek
Wise County
Jolson Hit With 500000 Suit by Winchell in Hollywood
New York Aug 9 A $500000 damages suit was filed by Broadway gossip Walter Winchell against Al Jolson after a July 21 Hollywood incident. Jolson admits punching Winchell in retaliation for remarks about his wife Rudy Keeler. Winchell says he was blindsided and hopes lawyers decide the case.
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Walter Winchell
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Jolson
Rudy Keeler
Arizona Votes for Prohibition Repeal in Statewide Rise
Arizona, the youngest state in the union, becomes the twenty first to repeal the eighteenth amendment. All fourteen counties backed repeal by large margins though only about 40 percent of registered electors cast ballots. Official totals show repeal favored by 4,889 to 19,347 with several precincts uncounted. A state convention will decide the next steps as drys challenge the process in court. Isabella Greenway wins the Democratic nomination for Congress in a close race.
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Associated Press
United States
Michipen
Miners Cheer As Coal Strike Ends In Pennsylvania
Miners in southwestern Pennsylvania vote to end the walkout and return to work after a presidential appeal. Union locals and mine operators await Washington settlement, with a new board to hear grievances and miners to use checkweighmen for production pay. The H C Frick Coke Company plans to reopen 16 mines, employing about 8,000 workers. Continued on page six.
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H. C. Prick Coke Company
Italian Aviator Die as Balbo Planes Take Off
Horta Azores Aug 9 One Italian aviator died and three were hurt when their seaplane overturned during takeoff for Lisbon Gen Italo Balbo led seaplane squadron Four injured were Captain Ranieri Lieutenant Squaglia Sergeant Cremanchi and Sergeant Boveri taken to hospital where injuries described not serious Motor trouble caused the crash on departure from Ponta Delgada The fleet with nine machines left for Port probably via Newfoundland totaling 24 ships in the voyage to Lisbon.
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Irauni
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Eazar
Machado May Resign Post Rumors Shake Cuba
Havana August 2 authorities held a key conference with President Machado about possibly relinquishing the presidency to calm Cuba's political turmoil. Secretary of State Ferrera arrived from the United States and was greeted by crowds while security ringed Pan American Airways. Ferrera joined the palace talks with other top officials, remarking little on what was said.
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Machado
Cuba
Orestes Ferrera
United States
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Perrars
Octavio R. Zubizarretti
Interior
Alberto Herre
Jose B. Barcela
Oriente
Pan-American Airways
Machado Ferrara
Adamowicz Plane Damaged In Crash At Sea Landing
Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz of Brooklyn and assistant pilot Emil Birgen survived a crash at Harbor Grace Newfoundland while testing a transatlantic flight from Floyd Bennett Field. They planned to fly to Poland, with the undercarriage damaged but no serious injuries reported. The crew prepared to dismantle the monoplane for shipment back to the United States.
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Joseph Adamowics
Brooklyn
N. Y
Poland
United States
Emil Bingen
Joseph Adamowicz
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
North Atlantic
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Mid
Aesistant
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Adamowicz
Mrs Roosevelt to Visit Abingdon and White Top Festival
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt plans a weekend trip to Abingdon Virginia to visit her father’s home and attend the White Top mountain folk festival. She will travel by night train, omit side trips, and return to Washington by Sunday morning. The trip focuses on seeing the community and hearing mountain songs her father enjoyed.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Virginia
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White Top Mountain
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Roosevelt
President awaits word from Cuba on future action
President Roosevelt awaits guidance from ambassador Sumner Welles to decide Cuba policy. He seeks quick peace and may endorse Mundado removal if peace cannot be kept. He also follows the US recovery drive as Treasury Secretary Woodin meets with him after talks with Warburg Rogers Warren on inflation and dollar stabilization.
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