England's Labor Cabinet Faces Battle for Life
London Aug 22 Great Britain enters a fateful weekend as the MacDonald government confronts crisis. King George returns from Scotland amid reports of a plan to save the cabinet without trades union backing. Key unions resist wage cuts while debates over tariffs and dole cuts split cabinet and party factions. Gifford in New York proposes a nationwide unemployment relief drive funneled through local agencies.
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Britain
MacDonald
United Kingdom
Bucking
King George
Walmoral
Scotland
Baldwin
Stanley Baldtwin
France
Buckingham Palage
George
Seosland
Great Britain
Waagot
Trades Union Council
Vigh Ofteini
Monight
Brides Union Council
Philip Snowden
House of Commons
BC Downing Street
Samuel Hoare
Donald MacLean
Weather Fair and Warmer Across Regions
Tennessee shows generally fair weather with rising temperatures for Sunday and Monday. Virginia expects cloudy conditions with rain in the eastern area and milder interior weather, turning fair and warmer Monday. Readings were taken at 6:00 p.m. for the preceding 24 hours by T. C. Harvis, U.S. Weather Bureau.
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Tennessee
Virginia
T. C. Harvis
U.S
Two Children Killed in Montclare Road Crash Near Darlington
A tractor trailer collision on Montclare road four miles south of Darlington left Louise Ard four and Katherine Ard three dead instantly. Mary Vir Kennedy six and Sallie Ard mother were seriously injured as other passengers including Guy Kennedy and Roy Ramlett received treatment. An inquest is planned. R Brown the truck driver was jailed, and the group of thirteen was returning from Montclare.
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Darlington
Louth
Montclare
Louise Ard
Katherine Ard
Louise
Mary Vir Kennedy
Florence
Darlington County
R. Brown
Kennedy
Coroney
J. H. Kistler
Brown
Darlingon
Mystery Cloaks Flight Of German Airmen From Berlin
Berlin Aug 23 A mystery surrounds the takeoff of two German fliers Willy Rody and Christian Johanssen with passenger Fernando Costa Veiga. They left Templehof for Lisbon at 7 80 this morning in a plane once owned by Charles A Levine and resembled the craft used by Baron Von Huenfeld in an Atlantic crossing. Authorities report no word since takeoff and fear the plane may have been forced down in Spain or that radio silence signals a nonstem ocean crossing.
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Berlin
Willy Rody
Christian Johanssen
Templehof
Lisbon
Atlantic
United States
Charles A. Levine
Fernando Costa Veiga
Templehof Air
Spain
Lindberghs Again Delayed by Fog in Japan Flight
Charles and Anne Lindbergh faced a seventh major weather delay as fog and storms disrupted their planned Nemuro flight from Shana Iturup and Muroton Bay. They were forced to descend near Shansa on a swampy lake, with meteorologists uncertain when the fog would lift.
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Japan
Huriles
Charles A. Lindbergh
Shana
Stump Island
Thurup
Neure
Hokkaido Island
Iturup Island
Charles
Anne Lindbergh
New York
Lindberghs
Shansa
Iturup
Muroton Bay
Shimushiru Island
Nemauro
Lindbergh
Kasumiganya
Aidrome
Tokyo
Ruble
Aleutians
Trurup Island
Foreign bank deposits rise in July at Federal Reserve banks
Washington reports foreign bank deposits in federal reserve banks climbed from 6 million to 114 million dollars during July. Tokyo notes carburetor trouble and bad weather may delay the Lindberghs as their plane is towed. London reports the Duke of Gloucester, third son of King George, is ill.
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Federal Reserve
Tokyo
Lindberghs
London
Duke of Gloucester
King George
Jury awaiting charge in Buncombe bank trial
In Asheville on August 22, the four week Buncombe County trial of Lake Lea and three others for defrauding Central Bank and Trust Company of 1.3 million dollars nears closings. Judge Barnhill will charge the jury after two hours. Major L. P. McLendon and George Ward delivered final arguments as the courtroom crowded.
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Asheville
N. C
Buncombe Superior Court
Lake Lea
Central Bank and ‘Trust Company
M. V. Barnhill
L. P. McLendon
Durham
Gardner
Zeb V. Nettles
George Ward
Davis
Tial
Lea
U. S
Tennessee
Waleace B. Davis
Luke Lea, Jr
P. Charlet
O Lea Concern
City of Asheville
Largest airplane in world completes flight to states
The German flying boat DC-X, the largest airplane, landed on Biguyanе Bay Miami to end a voyage from Germany started November 5. From Miami it will head to Charleston, Norfolk and New York. The mission, slowed by wing fire in Portugal and engine trouble in the Canary Islands and Brazil, emphasized aviation feasibility for transoceanic passenger service.
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Fla
Bigeayne Bay
Germany
United States
Charleston
Antilla
Cuba
E.S.T
Clarence Schildhauer
Philadelphia
South America
Brazil
North America
Childhauer
Sis
America
Portugal
Canary Islands
South Atlantic
Schildhauser
Norfolk
New York
Machado Returns to Palace After 2 Weeks in Line
TAVANA Aug 22 Pres Machado returns from Santa Clara to claim the revolution is stamped out and action ceased on all fronts. He has just ordered a state of war for Oriente province, effective Aug 10, amid reports of continued fighting denied by army HQ. Crowds gathered as the gunboat Patria docked, unloading confiscated arms taken at Gibara earlier, including anti aircraft guns.
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Santa Clara
Gerardo Machado
Machado
Oriente
Manzanillo
Bayam
Chaparra
Caballeria Landing
Patria
Gibara
Pateia
Federal drive on gangs seen in Hoover plan
Reports from the Rapidan camp say the federal government is moving into large municipalities to target gangsters and racketeers. The push mirrors Chicago actions that led to Al Capone's income tax conviction and aims to pursue tax evasion and other federal statute evasions in New York and San Francisco. No definite cases were pending.
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Luray
Aue
Hoover
Rapidan
Efort
Grangsters
Chicago
al Capone
New York
San Francisco
Fght
Sixth victim dies as New York gun battle grips city
In New York Aug 22 six people are dead and two more critically hurt after a sensational gun battle. Gloria Lopez the six victim and three-year-old daughter of a firefighter died this morning. A 13-year-old messenger boy and a taxicab driver remain in precarious condition. Police marshal extra duty and seek radio sets to link stations and roving cars. Officials plan a Monday meeting to discuss crime curb efforts and a $100000 radio- equipment appropriation.
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New York
Gloria Lopez
Jeveral
McKee
Mulrooney
Walter
Cotton Curb Plan Pushed Bank loan plan aids farmers
The First National Bank of Atlanta and affiliated institutions announce immediate loans up to 80 percent of crop market value to southeastern farmers. Loans run four to six months at five percent, aimed at preventing cotton price dumping and aiding local banks and merchants. Ottley stresses continued bank support since 1865 and urges other institutions to follow the plan.
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Atlanta
First National Bank 2
Affective
John K. Ottley
Atlanta Bank
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Atlant
Ottley
Hoover
Sid Y
South
First National “Group
Lion pulls girl from pony's back at carnival
In Freeport Illinois on August 22 a lion dragged nine year old Jeanne Mahlon from a pony saddle inside a carnival tent. An attendant whipped the animal and the girl sustained two scratches on her thigh, deemed minor due to riding breeches.
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Freeport
L. T
Jeanne Mahlon
South Carolina to Convene Special Legislature Session
Governor Blackwood announced plans to call a special session of the General Assembly to curb cotton growing in 1932. Officials debated constitutionality and scope, with Attorney General Daniel noting potential limits to a single-subject session and a brief meeting may pass numerous acts.
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Columbia
S. G
General Assembly
Blackwood
Cole Blease
John M. Daniel
Lenyth
Long Urges Governors to Call Extra Sessions
New Orleans August 22 UP! Governor Huey Long chairman of the conference steering committee urges all southern governors to convene extra sessions to enact a law prohibiting cotton planting next year as recommended by the New Growns Cotton conference. He cites Texas and Arkansas officials showing support and says meetings must be held now to save twenty-cent cotton.
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New Orleans
Huey Pr. Long
Long
Louisiana
I .C. Blackwood
South Carolina
Sterling Long
Ross Sterling
Austin
Texas
Tam
Harvey Parnell
Arkansas
Thaddeus Caraway
Flan
Caraway
Federal Farm Board
South
New
Stone
Washington
Arnt Board
Ste
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