Game warden answers to Sullivan county defend leaders clash
State Senator John R. Todd and Rep. Brack Sams face sharp criticism as J. Calvin McMillan defends the Sullivan county game law move and his own deputy role. McMillan says all expenditures come from sportsmen and argues the measures benefit county residents rather than political interests. He questions funding and asserts the state game and fish commission uses license fees from sportsmen, not general taxes.
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John R. Todd
Rep
Brack R. Sams
J. Calvin McMillan
Sullivan County
Todd
Sams
McMillan
Mike Webb
Bristol
Webb
Nashville
Mr. McMillan
Kingsport Times
Damon Headden
Tennessee Game and Fish Commission
Messrs
Game and Fish Department
Game and Fish Commission
Weather Summary for Tennessee Kentucky Virginia and North Carolina
Generally fair conditions across Tennessee Kentucky and Virginia with light showers possible in northeast Tennessee and south central Virginia. North Carolina sees mostly cloudy skies with scattered showers likely Sunday and Monday while temperatures rise slightly inland. Readings taken at 6 00 pm daily for preceding 24 hours show no rain in some locations and small rainfall in others.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Volunteers to Go to Jail in City Police Plan
City police introduce a new volunteer jail scheme as Captain H. K. Starnes begins duty and assists a drunken man who asked to be locked up. Starnes noted the man may receive a two dollar fine reduction if tried Monday before Judge Kirkpatrick.
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H. K. Starnes
Capt. Starnes
Kirkpatrick
Starnes
Germans Protest Riot Remarks Over Nazi Flag Incident
Washington Sept 7 German government protests intensified over the Bremen riot when the Nazi flag was torn down and remarks attributed to New York Magistrate Louis B Brodsky were cited. Ambassador Hans Luther met with Secretary Hull while the State Department said New York Governor Herbert Lehman would be asked for a report. The protest centers on Brodsky comments linking the flag to anti American ideals, while the Bremen riot and five men charged with the flag destruction are acknowledged but not central to the immediate diplomatic note. Dr B M Pipkin Arkadelphia minister dies after railroad injuries with Vanderbilt connection.
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Washington
Bremen
New York City
State Department
Hans Luther
Foreign Office
Department
Hull
Herbert Lehman
New York
Luther
Louis B. Brodsky
Beern
Brodsky
Hudson River
Germany
William Phillips
Steamship Line
Democrats And GOP Plan Attacks For Campaign
Washington expects a week of political maneuvering as Democrats push back against opposition to the New Deal while Republicans weigh countermeasures to offset the AAA. President Roosevelt is seen by party followers as ending hostility to business and signaling a legislative breathing spell. Budgeting the emergency agencies may slow spending next year, while GOP aides seek a farm west offset.
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Edward J. Duffy
Associated Press
Stat
Wester
Washington
AAA
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Rejected Tennessee PWA projects delayed to revise
Nashville dispatch reports Harry L. Hopkins refused to approve Tennessee PWA projects totaling 5.4 million dollars citing high material costs. Kenneth Markwell says revisions may be ready by September 12. State officials will work overnight to adjust projects including schools, waterworks, streets, and libraries across multiple cities.
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Washville
The
Nashville Tennessean
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Tennessee Pudje Works Administration
Kenneth Markwell
PWA
Richard Newman
Hopkins
Newman
Tennessean
State Supreme Court
Nashville
Athens
Baxter
Bell Buckle
Brownsville
Camden High
Celina
Chattanooga
Dandridge
Erwin
Flintville
Harriman
Friendship Streets
Hickman County
Huntingdon
Opportune Politicians and Crack-Pot Professors Rally
A young Republican rally in Portsmouth New Hampshire denounced opportunist politicians and crack-pot professors. The son of the 26th president blamed the administration for destroying wealth unprecedented in peacetime. Speakers included former Senator George H. Moses and Governor H Styles Bridges. Moses accused many senators and representatives of voting blindly for unread measures with unknown implications and consequences.
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Portsmouth
Col
Theatore
New England
Ogram
U. S
George H. Moses
New Hamcashire
H. Styles Bridges
Moses
House of Representatives
Quiet Kentucky election as guards leave after calm polls
In Harlan and across Kentucky, large turnout and heavy guards marked a quiet Democratic primary. Gov. Laffoon faced a factional battle with Lt. Gov. A B Chandler vying for party control amid past violence and a recent bomb incident. Election officials reported few disputes and high use of all available ballots.
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William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Harlan, Ky
Kentucky National Guardsmen
Harlan
Marlan
Kentucky
Ruty Laffoon
Mountain County
Theodore Kk. Middleton
Laffoon
Elmon Middleton
A. B “Happy
Chandler
Kentucky seeks 271 PWA projects worth 33 million
Louisville September report shows Kentucky governmental units requesting 271 PWA projects totaling 33,850,769 with 1.668,969 private funds and 15,234,100 government aid plus 16,947,700 in 4 percent bonds over 20 years. Projects would create 28,641 man years, led by educational purchases and water sewer systems. First allotment lists 1,223,847 approved by the president. Kentucky WPA director to pick 1,000,000 worth to expedite unemployment with several training centers for women in Louisville.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Public Works Administration
PWA
George H. Sager, Jr
Sager
Washington
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
WPA
George Goodman
Nations Urged to Delay War and Seek Solution
Geneva dispatch reports a five nation league sub committee urging Italy and Ethiopia to refrain from force while seeking a peaceful Italo Ethiopian solution. The group includes Great Britain France Poland Turkey and Spain as it works toward conciliation with Italy's aims unchanged.
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Wade Werner
Associated Press
Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Five Nations
Great Britain
France
Poland
Turkey
Spain
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
la Val
Paris
Anthony Eden
Britain
Mussolini
Italy calls all consuls in Ethiopia to Addis Ababa
In Addis Ababa Italian authorities issued a directive summoning all Ethiopian consuls to Addis Ababa today. The notice appears in early reports with continued reference to further details on page fourteen.
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Addis Ababa
Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Aababa
Arts Literature Drive Under Way
President Roosevelt released 27,315,217 for a sweeping arts and literature program via Hopkins to hire more than 30,000 writers artists musicians and actors for six months. PWA closed books on 5,500 applications seeking a billion dollars while deadlines moved up to Sept 12 and then today for final review ahead of a Sept 17 committee meeting. Hopkins has rejected 2,000 proposals totaling 335,000,000 for cost or labor concerns as the fund shows a large surplus amid modest allotments already made.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
J. R. McCar
Public Works Administration
Ickes
Work Relief
Hopkins
PWA
Hasty Rites for Florida Storm Dead
Florida's disaster aftermath features rapid funeral rites as cremations begin for storm victims in coral keys. Officials report 714 veterans, 281 missing, 128 in hospitals, and 46 identified dead among civilians amid memorial plans at Bayfront Park in Miami.
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Allen
Morris
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Florida
Coral Keys
D. C. Coleman
Roosevelt
FIERA
Red Cross
Snake Creek
Camp Three
National
Bayfront Park
Keys
Matecummbe
Dave Sholtz
G. W. Worley
Aubrey Williams
Harry Hopkins
Williams
Veterans Rehabilitation Corps
Key West
Nessen
Louisiana Solons Called Into Special Session
Baton Rouge, La. Gov O K Allen called the Louisiana legislature into a five day special session to begin at 10 p m with Huey P Long in the background urging action. The call centers on item 17 allowing legislative action to preserve powers under the tenth amendment. Long dismissed the issue as nonessential, saying the session could pass any measure but hold no major political aims.
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Baton Rouge
O. K. Allen
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Long
Roosevelt
Mother Hubbard
Huey
New Orleans
United States
Congress
Senate
Public Works Administration
Graft Grand Jury Nears End of Five Month Probe
Sioux City report notes the Woodbury county graft grand jury, amid last minute sessions, questioned E J Feuling and Max E Duckworth as it nears expiration. It has urged mayor Hayes removal and faced opposition from H M Hayner in the prior graft case. The regular district court jury will convene Monday.
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Sioux City
Woodbury County
E. J. Feuling
Max E. Duckworth
Henry
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