Hoover business aid schemes test at once
Washington reports the first national business committee to tackle unemployment as a campaign to share work. Wal ter Tagle of Standard Oil of New Jersey leads the effort with Doak and labor officials present. The panel aims to spread jobs and push a national movement despite unknown dent in unemployment. Baruch urges a $1.19 billion budget cut as essential to recovery.
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Washington
Dentia
National Business Committee
Cconomis
Walter ©. Tengle
Standard Oil Company of
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Doak
Jabor
Peagle
Miller
Tagle
A. W. Robertson
Seein
Pittsburgh
Chim
Bey of Commerce
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
Wasitington
Aug
Bernard MM. Barugh
Davison Claims Bonus Vets Hid Forged Discharges
New York August event saw Secretary Davison allege that many discharge papers held by Washington bonus army members were forged by a communist faction. He faced interruptions as delegates urged fair play and police to restore order. The state legion endorsed immediate bonus payments by vote of 499 to 138 amid heated debate.
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New York
Bug
Starr
Washington
Jetus
Davison
Moses G. Hibbard
Repubican
Markets Boosted By Bull Rampage On New York Stock Exchange
Market activity surged as cotton prices climbed to peak levels in over a year and wheat futures jumped in Chicago trading. Stocks rose on the New York and Curb exchanges, with many issues posting new highs for the summer recovery, though some profit taking trimmed gains late in the session.
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New York
Nothches
Aim Hale
Golten Exchange
Jane
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton Prices Hit New Highs in Active New Orleans Session
New Orleans markets saw cotton futures rise to 2.75 a bale in the active Saturday trade. Immediate delivery values climbed to 9.08 cents per pound with spot middling up 56 points, while the October future reached 9.18 and closed at 82.78 a bale. Spot sales in the south totaled 82,266 bales amid persistent crop progress reports and strong public participation in the rally.
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New Orleans
German cabinet scheme pictured with Hitler ally as chancellor
Berlin reports a proposed German cabinet would include Adolf Hitlers closest associate Dr Gregor Strasser as chancellor. Bruening would be foreign minister, Kurt von Schlieben as defense minister, and Kurt Goerdeler as Premier of Prussia. The plan mid August sparked coalition rumors in Reichstag.
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Berlin
Aew
Adolf Hitler
Gregor Strasser
Reichstag
Bruening
Kurt Vons Schlicicher
Kurt Goerdeler
Bruning
Prussia
Picket Lines Tighten in Farm Price Battle Des Moines
Farmers widen peaceful blockades at Des Moines as disruption grows while Governor Warren Green of South Dakota plans a 16 state conference to promote an orderly program for higher farm prices. Truckers are warned to stay home and lines may spread to 29 highways into the city. Leaders foresee extension of pickets and camps, with continuation noted on page six.
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Des Moines
Warren E. Green
South Dakota
Huron
Sioux City
Des Moirex
Borah urges farm mortgage relief and lower rates
Boise Idaho August 27 Senator William E Borah of Idaho advocated scaling down farm mortgages and lowering interest rates in response to midwest farm distress. He said prices are below production costs and taxes and mortgages are deflating farmers finances, urging readjustment and rewriting of mortgages to reflect current conditions. The senator warned the situation is serious and affects the country’s future, noting it should be accomplished.
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Boise
Idaho
Wiliam E. Borah
Mid-West
Senate
England cotton workers refuse 10 percent wage cut
About 200000 workers in Lancashire refuse a ten percent wage cut and walk out, threatening a major industrial conflict unseen since 1926. Production may halt for days as orders shift overseas. government officials discuss responses with ministers and the king.
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Eng
Lancashire
Briain
Britain
Catico
Bruon
America
Japan
Ernest Hammer
Employes
Roosevelt Attacks Hoover on Prohibition Plank
Governor Roosevelt denounces Hoover and the Republican platform over the 18th amendment, labeling the dry stance as long and insincere while praising the Democratic prohibition line as clear and honest. He critiques the president’s acceptances speech and warns voters of misrepresentation, drawing a parallel to a circus stunt on the dry and wet horse.
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Bea Gint
Roosevelt
Hoover
New York State
New York
Moore
Partly cloudy with thundershowers in western Tennessee
Weather notes show cloudy periods with local thundershowers in the west Sunday and Monday, with little temperature change. Record high and low temperatures from Friday and yesterday are listed, comparing to the same date one year ago. Rain measurements and 24 hour precipitation data are provided for daily tallies at 6:00 p.m.
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Tennessee
Home Loan Bank locations named across 12 cities
Washington August 27 The Feders Home Loan Bank Board tonight named twelve bank sites Cambridge Massachusetts Newark New Jersey Pittsburgh Winston Salem Cincinnati Indianapolis Evans ton Des Moines Little Rock Topeka Portland and Los Angeles The board said it will open subscription books for stock soon and noted its plan to dilute and decentralize major government financial instruments by using cities outside federal reserve and land bank networks.
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Feders
Home Loan Bank Board
Cambridge
Mass
Newark
N. J
Pittsburgh
Winston-Salem
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Evanston, Ul
Des Moines
Little Rock
Ark
Topeka
Kansas
Portland
Oregon
Los Angeles
Home Loan Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Land Bank
Wife Slayer Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
Joe Stafford, 23, a Wayne County farmer, was found guilty of first degree murder in the death of his wife. The superior court jury did not recommend mercy and Stafford was sentenced to die in the electric chair on October 7 in Goldsboro North Carolina.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Joe Stafford
Wayne
Stafford
Waterman of Colorado Dies in Washington
Charles Winfield Waterman, U S senator from Colorado, died today at the Wardman Park Hotel after a long illness. He was 71 and his term would end next March 4. His death threatens Republican control of the Senate for Hoover's term as Democrats would gain 48 seats to Republicans 47 with Farm-Labor’s Shipstead holding balance. Waterman had announced he would not seek re election.
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Washington
Charles Winfield Waterman
U. S
Colorado
Senate
Hoover
Wardman Park
Waterman
Republians
Shipstead
Minnesota
Watermar
Acceed Waterman
Stead
Resang Fac
Pur
Prohibition Issue Shapes Hoover Roosevelt Campaign Strategy
Washington August 27 The looming prohibition dispute looms large in the presidential contest depending on how Hoover Custis workers respond to Franklin D Roosevelt’s New Jersey speech. Republicans push back while Hoover stays aloof, with Ogden Mills and Patrick J. Ayey leading the counter to Roosevelt’s Ohio remarks. The president tracks nonpartisan business rehabilitation plans unveiled at a meeting he sponsors this week. Concluded in Albany by the governor.
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Washington
Hoover-Custis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Jersey
Thas
Hoover Fis
Ogden Mills
Patrick J. Aley
Roosevelt
Ohio
Albany
Transcontinental derbyists end long race at Cleveland
Roy O Hunt of Norman Oklahoma clinched the national derby title with 1,814.76 points after a grueling cross country week from Atlantic to Pacific. Stanley Huffman led the Atlantic wing with 1,202 points as Elden Cessna finished strong to secure second in the Pacific wing with 1,326.94 points despite a late break down near Blanchester.
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Aus
Roy O. Hunt
Norman
Oklo
Atlantic
Pacific
Oklahoma
Stanley C. Huffman
Cincinnati
Seaboard
Mid-West
Long Beach
Calif
J. &. McDonnell
Cleveland
Lloyd O'Donnell
Cessna
O’donnell
Huffman
Fred Dorseh
Augusta
George Lenox
New Haven
Conn
Helen Mac
Leskay
Pittsburgh
Lenox
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