United Aircraft aids Canton air school probe
Senate muni tions committee testimony shows United Aircraft and Pratt and Whitney aided in recruiting and forming a military air school for Canton China. Officials testified profits and close ties with the navy bureau of aeronautics emerged while efforts to sell planes in Gaivlia and Paraguay were disclosed.
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Washington
United States Department of Commerce
Canton
China
Senate Munitions Committee
Wear
United Aircraft Export
F. R. Love
Oememoraridum
A. McClellan
Lave
Ty P. G. Johnson
United Aircraft and Transport Company
Plate
Whitney Airpoft Company
United Export
Galivia
Paraguay
Pratt and Whitney
Paide
Navy Department Bureau of Aeronautles
Navy Department
Aircraft Concern
United Aircraft Corporation
Bolivia
Parguay
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft
Wright Aeronautical Company
Wilson
EF. E. Wilson
Bureau of Aeronautics of
Navy
Hamilton Standard Propeller Corporation
United Aircraft
Debye
Senate Munitions
Germany
North Sea
Pratt and Whitey Company
United Aircraft and Transport Corporation
Lu Loud
Pratt and Whitey
Weather Averages and Cloudy Forecast Across Tennessee
Cloudy conditions extend across eastern Tennessee from Clotuty to the extreme west and central areas tonight and Tuesday with some warming expected. Mostly cloudy in Virginia with variable conditions and temperatures lower on Tuesday. Yesterday’s high 88, low 66. rainfall 0.02 inches. Readings taken at 6:00 a.m. daily for the prior 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Taght
Ritith
Slayer of Speer Sought by Police
Police pursued a killer for Mount Hermon headmaster Eliott Speer shot Friday night in his study. Authorities questioned faculty and staff while a manhunt, shoreline search, and river divers were planned. A former student linked to threats was later seen at a Southern college, casting doubt on that lead.
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Anderw J. Clarkt
Nist
Puglewwoed
N. J
Connecticut
Bartlett
Weitken
Southern College
King and Queen Welcome Princess Marina at Balmoral
King George and Queen Mary greeted future daughter in law Princess Marina of Greece at Balmoral Castle. Marina and Prince George were saluted along the line by cheering villagers as she arrived with her parents. Wedding plans will be discussed by the sets of parents.
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Ballatior
Scotlan
King George
Mary
Ielow
Marina
Greece
Balmoral Castle
Prince George
Aberdeen
Marinn
Trince
Prince Oi
Duchess of York
Yroung
Elbeth
Marin
Negro Miners Killed During Parade in Alabama
In Jefferson County Alabama gunfire during a march by about 3000 union miners killed two men, Elc Collins of Plat Creek and Ed Woolens of Powhatan. Sheriff J J Hawkins and Col James A Webb helped disperse the crowd and restore calm after the shooting near Porter Mine village.
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Birmingham
Ala
North Jefferson
Elc. Collins
Plat Creek
Ed Woolens
Powhatan
J. J. Hawkins
James A. Webb
Alabama National Guard
Porser Mine
Cardinal cites six million slaves in world plea to church
Cardinal Pumnsoni Biondi, prefect of the Congregation for the Propagation of Faith, warns that about 6,000,000 people remain enslaved globally. He cites outlets in Ethiopia, Liberia, China and parts of the Moslem world, noting 2,000 slaves yearly are moved from Africa to Arabia.
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Rome
PimmAn
Pumnsoni Biondi
Hurman
Congregation For the Propagation of Faith
Leo XII
Congregation
Ethiopia
Liberia
China
Red Sea
Africa
Arabia
Fumasori Biondi
Washington
Australia
New Zealand
Dutch East Indies
Adherence to Constitution Urged by McCormick
Philadelphia Sept 17 Col Robert B McCormick publisher of the Chicago Tribune urged rigid interpretation of the constitution in an address at Carpenters Hall the meeting place of the first continental congress He warned against Trojan horse gifts and urged defense of trial by jury taxation and freedom of expression He claimed the constitution and bill of rights are under attack by powerful lawmakers and compliant judges who would stretch rights for current leaders He also denounced federal agencies as intruding into private life and warned that newspapers must defend press freedom and public contracts.
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Philadelphia
Robert B. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Carpenters Hall
Continental Congress
America
Col. McCormick
NRA
AAA
Disaster probe pushed in effort to get fire cause
New York dispatch reports a federal board of inquiry heard from James Pond second steward on the ill fated Morro Castle. Pond said he saw no peculiarities in the rapid fire spread and he selected experienced crew to handle passengers guiding them from C to D deck as smoke thickened. He denied seeing inflammable polishes aboard. Richard Kopf a second steward testified he escaped in the No 2 lifeboat after it was ordered lowered by the chief engineer who apparently boarded the boat himself. The hearings featured conflicting accounts as the inquiry continued.
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New York
James ‘Pond
Federal Board of Inquiry
Lends
Pond
Morro Castle
Federal Board of
Richard’ Kopf
Brooklyn
Kent
Election Chiefs Open Drive as Parties Prepare for October Push
Washington dispatch reports both Democratic and Republican leaders will send speakers into the field after October 1 to bolster campaigns for Senate and House seats. Despite five states in early primaries, parties focus on closely contested areas as they seek candidates for six of eight Senate seats and 28 House seats. Wisconsin voters pick candidates tomorrow for the Senate ten House seats and governor amid a heated race following Senator La Follette Jr.’s new independent stance.
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Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
Senate
Halls
el Teacy
Congress
Maine
House
Wisconsin
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Pro
Aix
Our New Type Face The Times adopts Ideal type for readability
The Times announces a complete switch to Intertype Ideal type after tests by teachers and eye specialists. The new balanced letters reduce fatigue and improve legibility for readers, including children and the elderly, aligning with practices of leading metropolitan papers.
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The
Times
Astor Bride Denies Split After Providence Quarrel
New York reports quote Ellen Tuck French Astor denying rumors of a quarrel causing a split with Jon Jacob Astor III. She arrived in New York heading to be a bridesmaid as details of a Providence hotel dispute circulate with claims of shouted exchanges and a hasty departure guiding their six month trip.
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New ‘York
Jon Jacob Aster
New York
Providence
Providence Biltmore
Astor
New Haven
Astors
Newport
Germany Defends League Ties in Locarno Talk
In Geneva Germany rejects pressure to reframe its ties with the League of Nations and resists scrutiny of equality rights while an unofficial session on eastern Europe Locarno peace ideas proceeds. A Soviet entry vote moves to the political committee as the Netherlands delegation remains active. Meanwhile in Nashville a missing three year old girl prompts a statewide manhunt and a kidnapping warrant for a neighbor.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Sp’ Jong
France
Europe
League
Russia
Netherlands
Nashville
Tenn
Ant Gibson
T. Gibson
W. Bate Winfrey
Anne
Ex-Chauffeur and Penn President's Daughter Wed in Secret
Virginia Ewing Gates McCafferty, daughter of University of Pennsylvania president Thomas Gates, and her former chauffeur wed in Maycow after meeting in Boise while she hitchhiked from Pinedale Wyoming. They plan to move to California for a home as financial help arrives from her father.
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Boise
Idaho
Virginia Ewing Gates McCafferty
Thomas Gates
University of Pennsylvania
California
Tom Cribbins
Palia Cribbins
Pinedale
EE Cantro
Calif
McCafferty
Maycow
Here
J. Edgar Panly
Textile strike nears crucial showdown in Georgia
Martial law marked the third week of the textile strike as Governor Talmadge mobilized National Guard units and 11 000 guardsmen patrolled mills. Francis J Gorman warned divisions would be called out, potentially affecting about 100 000 workers across dyeing, layor, underwear, knit goods, carpets and rugs. The executive textile workers council eyed extension while violence and police cordons followed pickets at mills in Newnan and other centers. President Roosevelt weighed mediation as Gorman urged lines to hold and New England to stand firm.
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Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Francis J. Gorman
Gormen
Johnson
United Textile Workers
Waterville
Newman
Adj
Lindley
Washington
Carolinas
National
Talmadge
Roosevelt
Green
Rhode Island
Newport
Winant
New Hampshire
Garman
New England
Manufacturers
Chambers of Commerce
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Magting
Heathcock
Hawkins
Sorro Castle
Ellen
Young Astor
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Miss Gillespie
Empress Eugenie
Ellen Tuck French
Locarno
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