Rebels reject 15 day armistice in Spanish civil war
Reports from Pamplona and Madrid state Spanish Fascist rebels totally reject a proposed 15 day general armistice aimed at revising the constitution to win Rightist support. Madrid reportedly expected acceptance. Meanwhile San Sebastian shows an unofficial truce with Basque forces seizing control from anarchists as rebel forces press toward Madrid. Air raids, casualties, and political reactions spread across Europe.
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Pamplona
Madrid
San Sebastian
Burgos
United States
Kane
Italy
Pius
London
Great Britain
Portugal
Toledo
Alcazar
Jose Mascarfon
Fo Alcazar
Emilio Mola
Antonio Moreno
Port Boy
Moreno
Paris
France
General Confederation of Labor
Blum
Spy Activities Rise as Nations Re-arm for War
New York report notes intensified spy activity across nations amid ramped up armament and shifting alliances. Germany’s 1870 victory credited to prewar espionage. modern era sees spies pervasive, with many executed or jailed in wartime climate.
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The
Associated Press
New York
United States
Germany
France
Jane
Madrid
Supreme Court under fire from resource planning view
Economist Stuart Chase told a world power conference that Supreme Court decisions hinder national and regional plans to conserve natural resources, urging broader river basin planning beyond Washington and state lines. Industry leaders urged joint government and private sector effort for a general conservation plan as 52 nations discussed power issues at Union Station.
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William M. Pinkerton
Associated Press
Washington
America
Stuart Chase
Supreme Court
World Power Conference
Great River
Chase
W. S. Finlay, Jr
West Penn, Electric Company
Union Station
Philadelphia
Interior Ickes
Gwen D. Yount
General Electric
Will
Roosevelt Heads for State Rally in Charlotte
President Roosevelt, after a morning at Great Smoky Mountains National Park, planned a three hour drive from Asheville to Charlotte to address a southern states rally. He spoke briefly at McCormick Field, then prepared to address governors and senators at the WPA built municipal stadium.
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D. Harold Oliver
Associated Press
Asheville
N. C
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Roosevelt
Charlotte
McCormick Field
Grove Park Inn
Municipal Stadium
Haywood Robbins
Aviation progress observed in year by national association
The National Aeronautic Association opened its Air Progress celebration noting rapid growth in American aviation. The report highlights faster schedules, improved comfort and safety, and rising passenger traffic. It cites coast-to-coast travel now about 15 hours and New York City to Miami within hours. In July, 110,690 passengers were carried versus 85,546 previously.
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National Aeronautic Association
United States
New York City
Miami
Weather Summary Across States Tennessee Kentucky Virginia North Carolina
Weather forecast notes fair and warm conditions in Tennessee with little temperature change and possible afternoon thundershowers by Saturday. Kentucky expected fair to tonight and Friday with Friday night or Saturday showers and cooler Saturday. Virginia shows generally warm with Saturday showers. North Carolina forecasts fairly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with scattered showers likely in the north and west. Readings indicate yesterday's high and low temperatures and rainfall, with 7 am observations from the prior 34 days.
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Tennessee
Tennessee Republicans map election campaign plans
The Tennessee Republican state executive committee met in Nashville to appoint officers and outline campaign plans for the November election. Howard B. Shafner is favored for chairman with Mrs. J. W. Wheeler as vice chair. Candidates discussed include opposition to Democratic nominee Leon Juerolman for State Railroad and Public Utilities Commissioner, with possible endorsement of an independent candidate.
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Tennessee
Republicans
Washville
Republican State Executive Committee
Howard B. Shafner
Nashville
J. W. Wheeler
Chattanooga
W. A. Anderson
Maynard Tipps
J. Will Taylor
Willage
Leon Jeurolman
Knoxville
State Railroad
Piuablic
Tom Taylor
Athens
H. N. Camp, Jr
Hal Clements
Joe Kilgoof
Jourol
Killing of pretty bride in Alabama sparks probe
In Birmingham on September 10 authorities investigated the murder of Annie Mae Adkins, three months married, whose body was found at New Font Lake. Malcom McDaniel, Connie Vaughn, Willie Adkins were questioned or detained, with no charges filed. Mrs Adkins had testified in a prior trial and friends said she danced with Vaughn and McDaniel before vanishing.
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Birmingham
Ala
Annie Mae Adkins
Newfount Lake
H.C. Peveler
Malcom McDaniel
McDaniels
McDaniel
Connie Vaughn
Adkins
Willie J. Adkins
Mabel McCutchen
Labor shortages not state worry in cotton fields
Nashville September 10. Col. Harry S. Berry WPA director said any cotton picker shortage in Arkansas is not a Tennessee problem. He noted Arkansas employs over 29,000 WPA workers and questioned moving Tennessee relief to Arkansas. He cited ample relief clients in Arkansas and challenged the need to shift workers.
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Nashville
Arkansas
Tennessee
Harry S. Berry
WPA
Memphis Chamber of Commerce
Court frees three in murder near Golden Pond
Cadiz Ky Sept 10 The husbandBonnie Hawkins 30 Alvin Hawkins 65 and Dora Hawkins 60 were acquitted on murder charges in Trigg Circuit Court after jurors were instructed they lacked sufficient evidence. The dying declaration alleged a refused drink and possible assault but doctors could not prove foul play or weapon use amid pneumonia.
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Cadiz
Golden Pond
Trigg
Bonnie Hawkins
Alvin Hawkins
Dora Hawkins
Jack of Vevidence
Susan Forsythe
Lula Hawkins
Russell Wins Georgia Primary For Senator Nomination
In Georgia, 38-year-old Senator Richard B. Russell led over Governor Eugene Talmadge in the Democratic primary, with early county unit votes suggesting a Roosevelt aligned result. Russell secured about 161,822 votes to Talmadge’s 84,231, and county unit totals indicated 340 to 68 in Russell’s favor. He called the victory an expression of confidence in the President and the party. Meanwhile in Maine, campaign fund disputes surfaced as parties aimed to impress in next Monday’s state election, with the Democratic National Committee reporting more than $50,000 in campaign contributions to date.
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Richard B. Russell
New Deal
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Russell Upholder
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Russell
Maine
New England Commonwealth
Democratic National Committee
Senate Committee
Associated Press
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Eugene B. Talmadge
Louis J. Brawn
Wallace H. White
White
United States Senate
Townsend
Washington State
House of Representatives
Colorado
E. C. Johnson
Wiliam B. Sweet
Johnson
John R. Murdock
M. T. Philps
Arizona
R. C. Stanford
B. B. Moeur
Anthony J. Dimond
Alaska
Congress
Territorial Liquor Control Board
South Carolina
Olin D. Johnson
Anti Johnson
Senate
G. Heyward McMahon
John J. McSwain
Vermont
George D. Aiken
Alfred H. Heininger
Labor corps pledge marks Nazi rally in Nurnberg
Adolf Hitler greeted fifty thousand labor corps in a three hour review at Zeppelin Meadow as Nazi leaders watched. Maj. Gen. Konstantin Hierl led the spade bearing recruits in uniform, while radio relayed commands to similar formations nationwide. Hitler warned against Soviet influences as delegates gathered for the Nazi party convention.
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Wade Werner
Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Zeppelin Meadow
Fuehrer
Comrades of Labor
Bonstantin Hierl
Hitler
Sivastika
Bitler
Plagues Fail to Reduce Population Upon Farms
A government population study released today found that repeated droughts dust storms grasshopper plagues and other adversities in the Great Plains did not shrink farm populations. The 1930 35 period shows only a 0.1 percent population change, with Montana the only state to drop over 10 percent and New Mexico showing a similar gain.
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Washington
Great Plains States
Conrad Taeuber
Plains States
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Taeuber
Landon Expands East Tour Through Six States
Governor Alf Landon speeds up his presidential campaign with a six state eastern drive. He plans 15 talks, four in Connecticut and Indiana, three in Massachusetts, and stops in Maine New Hampshire and New York as his Portland Maine address nears. The revised schedule includes train stops at Gary Valparaiso Plymouth and Fort Wayne with New England stops in Stamford Bridgeport New Haven and New London.
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Topeka
Eas
Alf M. Landon
Portland
Maine
Indiana
Connecticu
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Landon
Chicago
George P. Harding
Kansas
Gary
Valparaiso
Plymouth
Fort Wayne
New England Repubican Teadhers
Oyster
Manhattan Junction
N. J
London
New York City
New England
Stamford
Bridgeport
New Haven
New London
Connecticut
Worcester
Lowell
Lawrence
Massachuse Dover
N. Hi
Kennebunk
Attorneys Test Legality of Tennessee Valley Authority
A group of attorneys led by Newton D. Baker will travel to Cookeville Tennessee to argue a motion in a suit by 19 power companies challenging TVA constitutionality. TVA counsel James Fly and John O Brian defend the agency as the hearing before US District Judge Gore begins at 10 am.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Newton D. Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Cookeville
Tennessee Valley Authority
Baker
Raymond Jackson
Cleveland
Ohio
Power Company
United States
Gore
Charles Trabue
Nashville
Charles M. Seymour
Charles D. Snepn
Tle
James Lawrence Fly
John Lord O'Brian
TVA
Georgia Ballot Results Defeat Talmadge Foes Tightens Senate Race
In Georgia the Democratic primary returns suggest Senator Richard Russell Jr leads Governor Eugene Talmadge for the U S Senate nomination with strong support for anti-Talmadge candidates across state offices. Townend backed candidates perform in several western races as Republicans and Democrats align in key state contests.
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Labor Corps
March IN Review
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Hussell, Sr
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Deut Covernor
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Charlies Havas
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Atlanta
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Richard BB. Rusell, Jr
B.D. Rivers
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Talmedge
Judge Fortson
Charles J. Redlwine
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Fomer
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