Planes Smuggled Into Germany Urge Fair Park Highway
Senate munitions investigators say a hidden fleet of war planes was smuggled and assembled from North Sea ports with shipments from the United States Great Britain and Sweden. Evidence includes camouflage engines parts and other equipment misdeclared on shipping documents. The probe will also examine poison gas manufacture and distribution as major powers allegedly equip for future conflict. Johnson City Tennessee residents urge equal share of a proposed federal parkway linking Great Smoky Mountains and Shenandoah with Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee ahead of a Washington hearing tomorrow.
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Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Munitions Investigating Committee
North Sea
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Great Britain
Sweden
Senate
Germany
dJapan
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Tenn
North Carolina
Jll McAlister
Tennessee
Kenneth McKellar
Nathan £. Bachman
Tennessee Highway Department
Virginia
John W. Flannagay
Route names and cities listed in fair delegation piece
Backers route from Jonesboro and Johnson City Elizabethton Kingsport Arwin Creeneville Knoxville Newport Morristown Mountain City and Tristol. Fair Route Members of the delegations de Continued on page six.
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Jonesboro
Johnson City
Elizabethton
Kingsport
Arwin
Creeneville
Knoxville
Newport
Morristown
Mountain City
Tristol
Weather summary for Tennessee and Virginia regions
Readings taken at 6:00 p m show fair and cooler weather in extreme west Tennessee with rain and cooler conditions moving east and central portions. Virginia expected rain Sunday into Sunday night, ending Monday morning with cooler conditions thereafter.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Mellon Again Is Primary Election Object Of Movers
Washington reports that the treasury and Andrew W. Mellon clash over a federal bid to collect 3 075 108 dollars in taxes and penalties from the Pittsburgh magnate. Mellon accuses the move of political motive while defending the integrity of tax cases from May grand jury findings. In Louisiana Huey Long voided a Tuesday primary, expelled the district Democratic chair, and ordered a new October 9 vote after contesting Porter’s nomination for state supreme court.
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Washington
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Federal Grand Jury
Porter
T. Arthur Edwards
Democratic Committee
T Edwards
Long
J. Cleveland Fruge
Censorship Oddities Puzzle Hollywoods Film Producers
Hollywood producers fretting over censorship quirks across the U S note Reno banning gambling era films like Little Miss Marker and Elysia as too risqué while Oregon officials cut Elysia for nudism. Chicago barred Logy, face and Alibi along with The Racketeer. Seattle bans swearing and Salem bans Mack lines. Kansas prohibits Maedchon To Uniform. Baltimore boards cut Sang at Songs, Idaho edits Lips may meet but must not linger. Eight state boards and 267 municipal boards, plus many volunteer groups regulate movies and theatre programs.
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Hollywood
Calif
Vpi
Reno
Miss Marker
Oregon
A. K
Chicago
Seattle
Mack
Salem
Mass
Kansas
Maedchon
Baltimore
Marlene Dietrich
Miss Dietrich
Idaho
Million Dollars Grant Weds Ex Taxi Cab Driver in Boise
Virginia Gates, 22, daughter of the University of Pennsylvania president, reappears in Boise with her new husband Dan McCafferty after weeks vanished from a Wyoming dude ranch. She declares happiness and plans to settle in California while police confirm her identity by phone to her father.
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Grant Ward Line
Boise
Idaho
Virginia Ewing Gates
University of Pennsylvania
Pinedale
Wyo
Department of Justices
Tom
Philadelphia
Danny
California
Virginia
Cribbings
Motive Lacking in Prof Speer Murder at Mount Heron
Northfield Mass September report shows no motive found for the shooting of Elliott Speer 35 headmaster of Mount Heron preparatory school. A maid and her husband saw a flash and a man fleeing into the woods while a large closed car observed on the grounds followed by its quick exit. Police pursued a lead tied to a Brooklyn man Sydney Gould who claimed to know the killer and said he gave a ride to a man headed toward Mowat Hermon School.
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Northfield
Mass
Elliott Speer
Mount Heron
Speer
el School
Constantine George
George
Sydney Gould
Brooklyn
Boston
Dr.Speer
Gould
Mowat “Hermon School
Petersburg
Ind
Ward Davis
Annavieve France
Miss France
Davis
Gavis
Gum Tree
Soviet Union to join League of Nations soon
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics formally accepted an invitation to join the League of Nations at Geneva. Russia was allocated a permanent council seat, elevating its status among Europe’s powers alongside England, France, and Italy.
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Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press Foreign State
Geneva
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
League of Nations
League Council
Russia
Europe
England
France
Italy
Tennessee Fusion Movement Begins Campaign in Lawrenceburg
Tennessee fusion candidates for the U S Senate and governorship opened their campaigns in Lawrenceburg charging the McAlister McKellar Crump alliance with election irregularities. Ben Hooper denounced a dictatorship in Tennessee while Lewis Pope attacked the same trio for un fair county primary board actions.
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Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Tennessee
United States Senate
Memphis Democratic Organization
Lewis S. Pope
McAlister
Ben W. Hooper
Senate
K. D. McKellar
McKellar
Ed, Crump
Hooper
Pope
McAlister-McKellar-Crump, Alliance
Democratic Executive Committee
iHigh School Girl Killed By J M Roberts Jr
In Charlotte and nearby Georgia and South Carolina scenes violence erupts as dynamite and gunfire kill a man at Aragon Mills Georgia and a blast near troops in Burlington South Carolina. Governor orders mobilization while associated AP dispatch notes continued unrest and troop movements.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Associated Press
Charlotte
N. G
Aragon Mills
Georgia
Burlington, &. C
Majority rule drives two Osh Kohler actions in NRA case
The text reports a labor board move against Kohler Wisconsin for opposing a union election, ordering a secret ballot to let workers decide if the Kohler Workers Association will be the exclusive bargaining agent. It notes the Houde case pending prosecution and potential escalation to federal agencies if Kohler fails to cooperate.
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Washington
House Engineering Company
Kohler Company
Kohler
Wis
Buffalo
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Labor Relation Board
United Automobile Workers
Labor Board
Justice Department
Houde Company
Johnson
Houde
Kohler Workers’ Association
Political blasts share Washington in party clash
In a sharp exchange, Senator James Hamilton Lewis credits Roosevelt as gaining approval where his name is used in primaries. Republican Chester Bolton assails Jesse Jones and the RFC, while Dems chair Lewis defends New Deal support against critics. Bolton links Jones speech to a policy shift needing presidential clarity.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Associated Press
Washington
James Hamilton Lewis
D-Il
Roosevelt
Chester Bolton
Ohio
Lewis
Democratic Senatorial Committee
Bolton
Jones
Wellesley
Mass
Chicago City Employee Shot to Death in Barber’s Chair
Joseph Adducci, 45, a Chicago city water employee, was shot to death while seated in a barber’s chair on the city’s South Side. Detectives say two gunmen fled in a car. Officer Richards engaged them, wounding one. The vehicle, stolen in Gary Indiana with three bullets, was later found abandoned. Paul Filomen, barber shop owner, was held as a material witness.
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Chicago
Joseph Adducci
Adducci
Russll Richards
Ng Auto
Richards
Sam
Gary
Ind
City Water Department
Jimmy Adducci
Capone
Paul Filomen
Johnson backs NRA plan to unite workers across industries
New York Sept 15. Norman Thomas urged immediate resignation of Hugh S Johnson as NRA chief amid a bitter labor text and textile strike debate. Thomas accused Johnson of demagogic pro mill owner bias and warned the strike could gain political traction. Washington observers questioned Roosevelt's awareness as Johnson pressed for industrial unions against craft unions within the AFL. Sidney Hillman and other labor leaders decried plans contradicting the recovery act and argued for workers' rights to choose union form.
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New York
Norman Thomas
Hugh
Johnson
America
Woonsocket
R. L
NRA
S Eotts
Thomas
Garnegie Hall
Unite Textile Workers
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
William Green
A. F
International
John P. Frey
Federation
Metal Trades Department
San Francisco
John— Son
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
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