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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
6
Beat totals show Michigan, Indiana and others among leaders as heat paths continue. Continues from page one with updated tallies and notable declines in some events.
New York June 29 The body of Fatty Arbuckle will be viewed next Saturday in the Gold Room of the funeral church at roadway and Griffith Street before services. Arbuckle’s career rose in vaudeville and movies, with successes and scandals shaping his fate. his film company ventures failed, marriages and financial ups and downs marked his later life.
Fragmentary report notes Davis being ordered back to Geneva amid unclear context. The text references figures like a president and an airbrside Mtl Chup and mentions locations such as Bermadinny and Crain Bostan with fragmented descriptions of people and actions.
Partial OCR item notes a campaign slogan “First Aim to Get More Money Into Hands” repeating on page one, indicating a political or economic focus. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a process where workers may organize and employers cannot interfere. Three boards including industrialists and consumer reps shape codes with Johnson, then President Roosevelt finalizes. Approved codes gain legal force, guiding plants in regulated industries. noncompliant firms risk government orders.
In Muskogee hospital today Sewell and stepson John Vox, the son of Ingrean, were reported after a family tragedy. Sewell’s condition was described as dangerous, while Voss was expected to recover.
The hearing explored hours and pay in the industry, with proposals for less than a 40 hour week and 30 cents minimum pay. Operators split on wage levels while Johnson backs cautious limits to avoid turning minimums into maximums. Green praised a committee to draft code provisions on the structured work system as labor lauded the outlawing of child labor.
The account describes a disturbance over a power or lighting dispute involving Jeannie Krowh and a monetary or jail penalty. Investigators led by Chief ALG Shand conducted inquiries into the event and the resulting damage or fire risk.
Washington reports two federal farm administrators warned against overestimating cotton yields as the government presses acreage reductions to lift prices. They cited producer incentives, currency inflation, and rising futures buying as risks to the plan's success.
The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence for Willie Peterson, convicted of fatally shooting Augusta Williams and Miss Williams' sister Nell during a 1932 Birmingham area crime. The decision denied his appeal claiming juror bias after a second trial in January 1932.
An all day conference in Cincinnati gathered building and loan men from Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee. William F. Stevenson chairman of the federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation outlined the Roosevelt urban home mortgage relief act and its provisions for federal savings and loan associations. The Fifth District associates hosted the event.
The U S Department of Agriculture will keep the market news service with a curtailed budget this year, cutting from planned abolition. About 50 temporary stations will serve key producing areas to aid growers and shippers, after previously maintaining 42 offices last year.
In New York a burglary trial stalled as a detective entered the courtroom and pointed at juror Jack Betringey, interrupting proceedings with an abrupt accusation or challenge to his suitability. The incident prompted immediate caution and a pause for review of juror eligibility and voir dire.
In San Francisco on June 29 the state reported a three to one vote in favor of repealing the eighteenth amendment from the constitution. The result faces possible delays as lawyers seek a temporary injunction in Los Angeles Superior Court to halt canvassing or certification pending technical challenges. Redress is being sought by Cannon and Stevens who question the legislative authority and congress under the constitution.
The report notes 8,961 of 9,847 precincts reporting with repeal support at 965,256 votes and opposition at 105,558, reflecting a statewide tally as the convention method is shaped.
Berlin dispatch says Chancellor Hitler argues other governments must possess broad authority like Germany. He cites global problems and predicts critics abroad will demand equal power in years ahead. He notes 1,760,000 people back to work and mentions plans to meet Hindenburg to discuss Rugenberg’s cabinet status.
New Orleans June 29 cotton prices dipped then firmed as wheat prospects and Western belt demand influenced trade. October slid to 10.29, December 10.45 before recovering to 10.40 and 10.65 respectively. Afternoon session saw renewed selling on wheat eruptions, with later gains as stocks improved and prices edged higher.
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