Aerial Raiders Strike Madrid and Burgos in Spain War
Aerial raiders blasted capitals of government and rebels in Spain as the United States moved to pull its ships from the theater. Reports say Madrid and Burgos endured bombardment. government reorganizations include a Communist minister.
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Associated Press
Spain
United States
Madrid
Quan
Indalecio Prieto
Iran
Bilbao
Burgos
War Ministry
Guadarrama Mountains
Badajoz
Malaga
Paris
la Passionaria
Washington
Kane
United Left
Republic of Workers
Oorta
National Bill for Sickness Cited in Public Health Cost Study
Associated Press report estimates national sickness and accident costs at 60 billion dollars annually with potential cuts of up to two billion. The study details indirect costs from lost work time and shows savings from reducing accidents and illness, noting economic justification for prevention across industries and highlighting gaps in worker health care access.
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William Ss. Ardery
Associated Press
Washington
Pubic Health Service
Dean K. Brundage
Roosevelt attends Dern funeral aboard White House train
President Roosevelt continues drought tour en route to Salt Lake City to lead national reverence at George Dern funeral. He will stay on the special train in Salt Lake City for the 3 p.m. service in the Mormon tabernacle before graveside rites at Mount Olivet and then depart for Des Moines for drought conference with seven state governors led by Alf Landon.
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Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
Utah
George Henry Dern
Mormon Tabernacle
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bismarck
North Dakota
Montana
Pierre
South Dakota
Wyoming
Cattle rustling revived in Alabama crackdown urged
Sept. 1 Alabama launches wide scale effort to curb rustling as Commissioner R J Goode urges producers to register brands with the Department of Agriculture and assigns field men to monitor stock yard sales. He notes rustling has grown with better roads and interstate-style trucking, with thefts ranging up to 8 to 10 cattle from farms and along highways.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
R. J. Goode
State Department of Agriculture
Goode
Weather notes across states with showers and warmth
The report outlines cloudiness and warmth across Tennessee Virginia Kentucky and North Carolina with tonight and Wednesday showers expected in western Tennessee and Virginia mostly cloudy with light showers possible from Wednesday in parts of the region North Carolina looks for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday Temperature notes mention August highs and lows with 2.16 inches rainfall recorded in a prior 24 hour period
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Tennessee
West Porting
Virginia
Wiynesala
Kentucky
North Carolina
Vallee Intervenes In Concert Incident at Canadian Exposition
A 1000 strong crowd watched a dancer collapse after an incident during a Vallee led show at the Canadian national exposition. Reports say an empty bottle was thrown toward the stage hitting a dancer. Vallee quickly stopped playing and apologized, aiding the injured before resuming. The incident prompted mixed claims about the bottle thrower.
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Jameed
The
Globe
Jimmy Shuss
Terenty Orchestra Junders
Vialloe
Nurahes
Labor rights salvo targets Harlan coal field deputies
Lexington attorney John Young Brown attacked privately paid deputies in Harlan county coal fields as a tool to quell unions and deny workers rights. Speaking under labor’s non-partisan League he warned the issue endangers Kentucky rights and national labor protections amid calls to defend Roosevelt.
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Louisville
Harlan County
John Young Brown
Lexington
Brown
Labor
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Tobacco markets start in Carolina belt auctions Raleigh
Thousands of tons of tobacco lay on the floors of 14 markets at the opening of the new bright belt auctions. Early returns anticipate modest to strong price gains over last year with predictions of 25 to 30 cents per pound. Goldsboro and Farmville markets offered free government trading service to attract growers and warehousemen from other areas.
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Raleigh
N. C
Gonrgit
South Carolina
Dean I. O. Schaub
N. C. State College
Goldsboro
Farmville
Ambitions of Black Legion Exceed Members Abilities Says Report
Detroit report by Oakland county grand jury labels the Black Legion a terrorist organization with lofty ambitions outmatching its members. The probe tied 32 men to the group amid the Poole execution trial and noted no evidence of foreign money financing the outfit. The document condemns bigotry and urges tolerance while detailing internal conflicts and alleged plans to seize arsenals and provoke rebellion.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Oakland County Grand Jury
George B. Hartrick
Pontiac
Charles A. Poole
Hartrick
Hooded Order
Grand Jury
Oakland County
Ku Klux Klan
Knights of Klan
Ku Klux
Criminal Syndicalium
Virgil F
Bert) Effinger
Lima
Effinger
Routo
America
Iron Guard
Kitygerald
Liring Vonle
WPA
Pren Ys
Joseph A- Momiirhan
Wayne County
Landon backs joint state federal drought plans
Gov. Alf Landon urges joint state and federal action for a comprehensive water conservation program. Advisers recall his drought stance while he plans a drought conference with President Roosevelt and seeks railroad rate cuts. He notes the Kansas planning board is advancing the program without new legislation.
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Hugh A. Wagnon
Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Landon
Hackett Praises Low Cost Hous es in Atlanta
Assistant PWA Administrator Horatio B. Hackett toured Atlanta praising the 3.1 million federal low cost housing project Techwood Homes as a new concept of Americanism. He defended the plan against election year critics and noted rents from 16.40 to 27.86 dollars a month for 22 1 2 acres of housing in a former Negro slum area, with water, electricity, heat, and furnished apartments included.
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Atlanta
PWA
Horatio B. Hackett
Techwood Homes
Congress
George-Healey
George —D. Gay
Adopted Triplets Face First Outside Hospital Visit
Troy New York Sept 1 Any experience awaits the whiskey triplets Jacqueline Jean and Ann Marie born 48 days ago in a maternity ward now wards of the city and to be taken outside the hospital when weather allows Nurses say the girls eat orange juice and lactic formula look alike and act alike Ann the most agreeable mother Mrs Frank Wiskey returned home to care for three other children and the mayor who secured the job for Nishkey the father official guardian has arranged the city to cover hospital costs while the triplets stay in care Chicago Sept 1 The mother of Alfred Lingle the slain Chicago reporter disclosed she supports a move to pardon Leo Brothers serving 14 years in relief penitentiary Mrs Darst said she signed a parole petition and spoke with former Chicago mayor Willam Hale Thompson who joined the effort to win parole for Brothers who was shot in 1930 near Randolph Street.
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Troy
Jacqueline
Jean
Ann Marie
May
Chester J. Atkinson
Eileen Carney
Carney
Ann
Frank Wiskey
Nishkey
Atkinson
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Leo Brothers
Nother
Emily Dars
Ofansas City
Lingle
Mather
Hoge Jessen
Webster Grove
Brothers
Mrs. Dix
Plants imitate humans, claim says plants dance too
A wartime style feature quotes O M Freeman on plant behavior and mimicry of human actions. He cites plants' work, sleep, taste for hamburgers, dancing, and their ability to seek water, noting observed movements resemble human actions though not rhythmic dancing. He warns plants wedge toward water pipes, disrupting flow.
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HPD
O. M. Freeman
Freeeman
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