Bell Is Named to Budget Job in Roosevelt Notice
Jeydis Park New York September 1 President Roosevelt announced the resignation of Lewis Douglis as director of the budget and named Daniel W. Pel to act as director. The move follows Douglis resignation handed to the president as he met at Hyde Park. Pel, a commissioner of accounts and deposits, will serve temporarily as acting director while the house program and unemployment relief plans proceed.
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Jeydis Park
N. Y
Douglas
Roosevelt
Myds Park House
NA Automobile Rede
James A. Met. Tett
Marine MH
Met Latyre
WW. Lowery
Bell
Suy Ord
Noe
Poughis
Dent
Thirty le Hopkins
White House
Raparwell
Alice Sy
Teroup
Radot Tones
Raymond Walsh
Eninge
Col
UL Wk Padinek
Nazis Detain Writer From Rock Island News Syndicate
A Rock Island writer aged 21, Israel As Levitan, was detained by German authorities and confiscated from Germany to an American newspaper syndicate. His father Ravsi Solomon Levi tan prepared to appeal to the state department to secure safety guarantees.
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Germany
Israel
Levitan
Rock Island
Ans Bace Duder Investigation Y Segret
Ravsi Solomon Levitan
State Department
Weather Summary for Tennessee and Virginia Regions
Fragmented forecast notes show generally fair weather for Tennessee with a chance of showers in the extreme west and east on different days, and variable temperatures. Virginia is described as fair becoming warmer in the east with possible showers and thunderstorms Sunday into Monday. Historical temperature references mention low readings around Fridy 35 and August values with no rain noted.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Sane
Fusion Movement Object of Attack in Tennessee
Nashville September 1 A withering barrage of condemnation was aimed at the Tennessee Fusion movement today by the new Democratic state executive committee and by a meeting of the executive committee and county presidents of the four Democratic clubs. Resolutions declared the Fusion movement exists mainly to discredit Roosevelt’s recovery program and to aid the Republican effort to defeat him. Pope Lewis B. Pope was condemned for refusing to abide the Democratic primary results and allying with the Republican nominee for U S senator to undermine the Democratic party and Roosevelt administration. The resolution urged Democrats across Tennessee to support all Democratic primary nominees. One dissenting vote sparked a brick flurry as the committee adjourned with the author noting the protest.
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Nashville
Pia
Tennessey
New Democratic State Executive Committee
Fiston
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Republican Executive Committee
Bil W. Hooper
U.S. Senda
Roosevelt
Pope
Lewis
United States
Tennessee
J. M. Haynes
Mur- Treesboro
Turner Smashes West East Record in 10 Hours 2 Minutes
Roscoe Turner, famed air ace, shattered the West East crossing record by flying 2,512 miles from the Pacific to the Atlantic in 10 hours 2 minutes. He arrived at Floyd Bennett Field at 4:03 p.m. in his orange monoplane after a route from Burbank to Albuquerque Wichita St Louis Cleveland amid rain and four stopovers. Turner earned $3,500 in prizes, with $2,000 for the Bendix race and $1,800 bonus for breaking the record. He noted minutes, not hours, now determine speed records.
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Brooklyn
P! —Co
Roscoe Turner
Pacific
Atlantic
Floyd Bennett Field
Elockers
Turner
Burbank
Calif
New York
Union Air Terminal
Albuquerque
N. M
Wichita
Kans
St. Louis
Gleveland
Tennessee schools on upgrade says Cocking
Nashville Sept 11 Dr Walter D Cocking commissioner of education said Tennessee schools are definitely on the upgrade in a statement to fellow teachers The September issue of the Tennessee Teacher will publish his remarks noting better able to meet financial obligations and monthly installments to counties for school support The Tennessee Educational Commission is preparing a program of school improvement and he is convinced the people will respond
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Nashville
Walter D. Cocking
Tennessee
The
Gocking
Tennessee Educational Commission
Railway Strike Averted By Operators Agreement Signed
St Louis August 31 1934 a strike by about 2300 Mobile and Ohio railroad workers was averted as the railroad and union representatives signed a wage restoration agreement. The plan phases in a total 10 percent raise by January 1 1935 with interim raises through March 1936 and future talks under the National Mediation Board. Mediator Carmalt led negotiations with Charles E Ervin the receiver signing for the railroad and M Van Sant for the employees.
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ST. Louis
IAI
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Janes W. Carmalt
National Mediation Board
M. van Sant
Mobile and Ohio
Mediation Board
Carmalt
Washington
Rand
Charles E. Ervin
Raad
Employes’ Committee
Arrest Seven As Dillinger Aides Captured in Chicago
Chicago reports seven arrests tied to the Dillinger gang. Louis P. Piquett, ex prosecutor, held on $50,000 bond for harboring outlaws and arranging plastic surgery to alter faces and hands. U S Attorney Green calls Piquett’s arrest among the most important in years. further charges expected next week.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Hower van Meter
Louis P. Piquett
Dillinger
Piquett
United States
Dwight H. Green
Banking Practices Flayed In Report
Senate banking committee condemns predepression banking practices as reckless and harmful. The exhaustively documented report details bank officials profitable short selling lavish salaries large broker advances and loans to insiders. It notes many incidents from the Wall Street probe and says most cited practices are now prohibited by new laws including Glass Steagall.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Wall Streetz
Specula
J. P. Morgan
Government Printing Office
Glass-Steagall
Longs Iron Hand Rams Walmsley In Louisiana
Senator Huey P Long drives a move to oust Mayor T Semmes Walmsley using a state legislature investigation. He seeks to compel testimony without cross examination and push a two thirds vote to remove Walmsley and allied judges. A new special session is planned to advance the effort.
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Ralph Wheatley
Associated Press
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
Senate
House
Gaesar
Louisiana
Walmsley
Nat W. Bodd
Henry Gleason
Zaharoffs hand tied to U S Navy ship builder
Senate munition hearings disclose alleged links between Sir Basil Zahareff and an American boat builder. The Electric Boat Company reportedly held contracts for submarines last year and this year. Nye accuses munitions makers of war profits and calls for a department of peace. Evidence of Zahareff's connections emerged as hearings shift to Electric Boat in Groton and New York.
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Sam Bledsoe
Associated Press
Washington
Basil Zahareff
Senate
Nye
R-N. D
Hutt
Japan
Department of Peace
Army
Navy
Zaharof
Electric Boat Company
New York
Groton
Connecticut
Zaharoff
Legionnaires to Meet Nashville Legionnaires to Meet Nashville
Nashville hosts the 16th American Legion convention September 9 12 with 5000 expected. Edward A Hayes national commander will address the opening, followed by 20 bands and a parade downtown. A memorial square review features Governor McAlister and dignitaries. A Forty and Eight party and a sober note set the tone for a ceremonial week.
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Nashville
Tennessee
American Legion
Sons of
Volunteer State
Suxiliny and
Sons of the Legion
Edward A. Hayes
Memorial Square
Richard Turner
McAlister
Legion
Leonard Sisk
National probe planned as rate survey ends ready for all power firms
Washington reports the Federal Power Commission will send a nationwide survey to every electric company to reveal current charges. Basil Manty said the inquiry aims not to fix rates but to publicize costs and promote Roosevelt's goal of cheap energy for homes and industry. A national policy committee led by Secretary Tekes will coordinate broader power availability and lower rates.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Basil Manty
Congress
Roosevelt
Tekes
Hl Tie Power Commission
Ickes
Momentous Decisions Stand On Books Labor Faces Crisis
Washington reports a labor crisis as a looming textile strike, the new labor relations board weighed issues from walkouts to NRA code revisions and federal relief. The board upheld majority rule by ruling Houde Engineering must bargain with the Automobile Workers Federal Union after a decisive election.
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Washington
Labor Relations Board
NRA
National Labor Relations Board
Automobile Workers Federal Union
Houde Engineering Company of
Buffalo
Strike in textile industry extends across mills
A federal mediation failed to avert a nationwide textile strike affecting about 857,000 workers including 150,000 silk, 407,000 cotton, and 100,000 woolen mill employees. Labor leaders insist the strike will go on, while tensions rise with threats of violence and mass meetings planned for Labor Day.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Lloyd Garrison
Labor Relations Board
Garrison
Francis J. Gorman
Charlotte
N. C
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers
Gorman
National Labor Board
Matey
Macon
Georgia
Bible Mill
New England
Aak
Eushing
Elst
Aix
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Frank F. Merriam
California
Upton Sinclair
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