Moley Resigns from State Office Amid Hull Rift
Washington reports Raymond Moley officially leaves his state department post though secretary Hull says the resignation was not his idea. Hall from Virginia notes he had no advance information and wishes Moley success in his new field, while New Deal advisers see the move as a win for Hull and a setback for Moley’s internationalist, low tariff stance.
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Tthe Bureau of Legislative Reference
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General Herrera Arrives in New York With Family Party
General Alberto Herrera Cuban secretary of war arrives in New York from Jamaica aboard the Colombian liner Haiti with ten family members. He says his life centers on Cuba's political and economic restoration. The group, once close to Machado, sought refuge after revolution and now stays at a New York hotel with no plans announced.
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Moley to Edit National Weekly with Astor
Francis M. Stephenson reports Raymond Moley, key Roosevelt adviser, will edit a new national weekly with Vincent Astor after Moley’s resignation effective September 7. Roosevelt praises Moley’s service. Astor stresses a free, impartial weekly interpretation of changes in American life.
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Vincent Astor
Columbia University
State Department
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Xeareta
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Meley
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White House
Washington vote tomorrow shapes repeal drift for Texas
Washington moved toward repealing the 18th Amendment with a large Saturday majority, part of a national trend as 14 states set repeal dates. Prohibitionists warned of dangers in Washington’s district based referendum system while officials predicted earlier repeal nationwide.
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Drilling Work Norris Dam Starts This Week
The Tennessee Valley Authority announced drilling work for Norris Dam construction will begin this week. Equipment is moving from Melrose Shoals and Knoxville to the site to drill an exploration shaft and bore two tunnels. Three weeks of preliminary work and stripping are planned with 800 tons of material moved, fifty workers onsite, and 750 rock samples gathered to guide foundation plans.
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Courts may test labor provisions in automobile code
Washington Aug 28 The labor provisions in the automobile competitive code issued by President Roosevelt are likely to be tested in court. Labor officials say the code should not nullify workers rights to organize and bargain collectively while permitting employers to hire and promote on individual merit. Labor leaders warn cases of violations will trigger court action.as the coal industry may follow with similar open shop proposals and efforts to impose a code if talks fail.
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Wheat pressing Virginia solons major problem near end session
The Associated Press reports lawmakers in Virginia face major issues as the session nears adjournment. Wheat production cuts and exportable surpluses loom, with Northwest and Southwest regions producing large surpluses. National wheat export movement slows amid debate over acreage reductions and policy adjustments.
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German leaders hint at restoration of monarchy
Berien Apr 28. German leaders spark talk of restoring monarchy and revising borders. President von Hindenburg praised Kaiser and king as he accepted a forest gift near his ancestral home. Hitler told 200000 supporters Germany would never renounce Saar claims and eyed a 1935 plebiscite.
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Lamson Murder Trial Moves Toward Showdown Visit to Cottage
In San Jose a Stanford University cottage trial for David A. Lamson moves into its second week as both sides pledge surprise testimony. The state accuses the 28 year old Allene Thorpe Lamson of being bludgeoned to death with a 10 inch iron pendant while the couple lived a peaceful life. the defense says she died in a bathroom accident. The jury of seven men and five women may be shown the cottage bathroom where she was found in a bloodstained tub.
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Stanford University
Uniersity Press
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NRA Drive Starts today
NRA drive opens with thousands of volunteers and a strong union message. The piece notes actions linked to the automotive code and labor negotiations under Roosevelt and Johnson, detailing enforcement plans and warnings to employers about fair practice. It previews a public campaign exposing cases of price fixing and fraud as it moves to page 2.
Hearing Called On Textile Tax Fallout
Washington August 28 AP Textiles manufacturers press the cotton processing tax blamed for lower cotton goods consumption A hearing is set for September 7 led by Agricultural Adjustment Administration official Dr Fred C Howe to hear evidence from manufacturers The tax 4 2 cents per pound financed the adjustment program and may have driven prices up Consumers and farmers seek clarity as investigators note tax impact appears small against retail prices and cite sheets shirts and overshirts price data
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George N. Peek
Fred C. Howe
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Howe
Peck
Weather forecast snippets from Tennessee and Virginia
Rain coolers expected in Tennessee with showers tonight and Tuesday, cooler in southwestern areas. Virginia forecasts partly cloudy with showers Tuesday and tonight in west and north, cooler in the northeast tonight. High and low temperatures show no rainfall on the referenced dates. readings taken at 6:00 p.m. daily.
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