Cotton Strike Renewal Seen in Southern Mills
Washington dispatch reports strong sentiment for renewing the cotton strike in Southern mill centers amid alleged widespread discrimination against reemployment. Union leaders urge patience awaiting a new textile labor relations board's appointment. cases of bias noted in Passaic, Concord, Waterville, and several Southern towns. National Guard units remain near mills as strikes continue and mills reopen gradually in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi.
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Passaic
N. J
Concord
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Waterville
Maine
High Point
Worcester
Mass
Huntsville
Gadsden
Ala
Payetteville
N.C
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N. C
East Hampton
Florence
High Shouts
Wilkes Barre
Ashele
Atlanta
National Guard
Georsgin
North Carolina
Mississi
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Augusta
Macon
J. Ralph Gay
Textile Workers Union
Roosevelt
Teckins
Grasell J. Garman
Gay
Perkins
National, Labor Relations Board
Georgia
Lindley Cann
Talmadre
Chicago
Weather Notes For Tennessee And Virginia With Warm Readings
Readings at 8 p.m. show Tennessee remaining warm with little temperature change tonight and Wednesday. Virginia forecasts fair conditions, continued warmth, and no precipitation expected. Yesterday's temperatures reached 90 high and 59 low with no rain reported on the listed dates.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Percy A Rockefeller Dies at 57 in New York
Percy A Rockefeller nephew of John D Rockefeller and noted New York financier died early today after stomach illness. A director of major banks and industrial firms he had recent surgery at reelors hospital and faced severe health decline. Born February 27, 1878 in New York, he was once a National City Bank director until 1933 and stood out for quiet public appearances during banking investigations.
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John PD. Rockefeller
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Willian Rockefeller
Terey Rockefeller
Naation
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
New York Stock Exchange
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William Tockefeller
National City Bank
John D. Jr
Percy Rockefeller
Stopt
Wall Street
Internatinal Match Co
Ivar Dreuger
Vist
Roosevelt To Return After Making Study
President Roosevelt prepared to depart Hyde Park for Washington after a month of study and consultation with national leaders. He will address the nation by radio Thursday night and outline his views for the future after reporting on his stewardship. The talks focus on the National Recovery Administration amid a broad program discussion with figures like Barnard Garuch Gerard Swope and General Hugh Johnson.
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Hyde’ Park
N. X
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
New York Herald Tribune
FDR
National Recovery Administration
Wir Barnard Garuch
New York
Hugh &. Johnson
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Republicans Hope to Garner Votes in West
Chicago, Sept. 85. Republican leaders seek enough votes in Rocky Mountain states to flip nine Democratic congressmen. Senator Robert D. Carey of Wyoming said conditions are daily growing more favorable, with strongest chances in Wyoming and Nevada and positive reports from Utah, Montana, and Washington. Mark L. Requa of California mocked the Democratic platform, while party leaders agreed to target relief administration praise and avoid criticizing Roosevelt. Treasurer George F. Getz predicted party solvency by November.
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Republlican
Carey
Wyoming
Nevada
Utah
Montana
Washington
Mark L. Requa
California
Roosevelt
George F. Getz
Death, the Sniper, Claims Old Soldier in Tennessee
Columbia Tennessee September 25 The sniper Death claimed another veteran today as Sims Latta former United Confederate Veterans commander for Tennessee died aged 74 He had been largely inactive for nine months after a winter fall Latta led soldiers in the Civil War then served as sheriff and U S marshal in Maury County Known for riding the county alone on horseback and enforcing the law, he died at his home near Columbia.
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Tenn
Old South
Sims Luksi
United Centedrate Veterans
Tennessee
Latta
U. C. V. Qind
Tennessee Department
J. I. B. Stewart
Han’ Bedford Forrast
Nesiry
Sims Latta
Maury County
Arma
Salient Points In Kidnap Case Develop Today
The Justice Department notes a similarity between Hauptmann’s footprint and prints found near the Lindbergh home the night of the child kidnapping. Bronx County grand jury resumes testimony seeking an indictment charging Hauptmann with extortion as the receiver of the $50,000 Lindbergh ransom. Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh travel to aid the investigation, while Col Norman Schwerzkopf says no fingerprints were found in the Lindbergh home after the crime. Prosecutor Anthony F Hauck travels to Trenton for talks as the case continues.
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Associated Press
Department of Justice
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx County
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bagnell Dam
Missouri
Col
H. Norman Schwerzkopf
New Josey State
Lindberga
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Seciori
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Lindbargh Hopewell
N. J. Home
Serk Data Department
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Hausmann
Horewall
Fisch
Germany
Hanntmann
Wauptmann
Bronx
Havintimann
Albert S. Osborn
Harntmann
Osborn
Hauntmann
Albert D., Osborn
Henry Beckinridge
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Col. Beckinridge
Condon
Morro Castle Fire Witness Claims Bombing Link
Night watchman Arthur J. Pender testified before the federal board that the Morro Castle fire may have been caused by a bombing. He described a strong explosion near the writing room or lobby passage and said he thought the ship was bombed after observing the blaze and a mysterious gray-suited man.
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New York
Arthur J. Pender
Morro Castle
Federal Board
Pender
George Alagna
Willmott
Alagna Fender
United States
Havana
Glingling
Theny
Liquidation pool holdings sought by AAA plan
Memphis Sept 25 Oscar Johnston manager of the agricultural adjustment administration pool today placed before the cotton industry a program through which the AAA hopes to liquidate pool certificates held by producers The plan would have no adverse effect upon the cotton market Participating trust certificate holders will be asked to offer their paper for purchase to the pool manager Bids must be submitted by noon October 3
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Oscar Johnston
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Coston
Johnston
Hobo hunted in child kidnapping case in Nashville
Nashville police and federal agents questioned two hobos living in a hayloft near a railroad track about the disappearance of six year old Dorothy Distelhurst. Officials considered abduction or train accident theories as patrols searched suburban Hast Nashville for clues.
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U.S. Department of Justice
John Griffin
A. E. Distelhurst
John Trout
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Ben. Shelton
Ens
TVA to combine hearings on Alabama power sale plans
Alabama Public Service Commission merged TVA proposed purchase of 14 municipal distribution plants in North Alabama with the October 23 hearing on sale of transmission lines and other properties in Muscle Shoals. Alabama Power petitioned to combine cases. TVA did not attend recent Birmingham session. The combined hearing, in Birmingham, will cover about $1.209 million in 14 systems and $1 million for Ath ens Belle Mina plants and Jock Wheeler dam site.
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Alabama
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David E. Lilienthal
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Birmingham
Forrey Johnson
Commission
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T VA
Hugh White
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Wheeler Dam
Johnson
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Ram
Net tightens New York grand jury case against Hauptmann
A New York grand jury session concludes Hauptmann is connected to the Lindbergh ransom case. Evidence shown includes two closet panels bearing Dr. John F. Condon’s address and phone number linked to the ransom money. Investigators note a carpenter link and reveal a possible handwriting tie to the ransom notes. Col. Henry Beckinridge, Lindbergh’s counsel, testifies as key witness.
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Distict
Samuel Foley
Tadey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Luindbergh
Foley
Hauptmann
John F. Condon
Jassie
Toose
Dr. Condon
Dr. Conron
Germany
Food relief plan affirmed despite blunt talk by Simpson
Nashville report says state PHRA administrator Colonel Walter L. Simpson defended a relief food plan as genuine and prepared for commissaries while grocers pressed for changes and a hearing. Earlier, Simpson rejected a grocers proposed distribution scheme as inadequate. Prestonburg indictment charges seven officials including a mayor and county judge with fraudulently diverting $122,500 in federal relief funds.罪
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Commissaries. Co
Walter L. Simpson
PHRA
Commissaries
Simpson
Prestinburg
A. C. Carter
Prestonburg
Floyd County
W. L. Stumbo
W. M. Chapman
Regine Mayo
George Woods
Otto Fannin
Werkert Salisbury
Carter
Stumbo
Maya
Woods
Fannin
Salisbury
Chapman
O. C. Hall
Hall
Pike County
Prison guards added to night shift at Bellefonte farm
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania piards have been assigned to the night shift at the penitentiary. Prisoners have little to do as the anticipated break is expected from outside sources. The new guards’ task is to chase away deer that have been breaking into the prison farm during morning hours.
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Bellefonte
Poor Man's Court Turns Out To Be A Place Indeed
New York hosts a "poor man's" court that helps the needy resolve small disputes. A photographer's fee case ends with a $3 settlement after the judge hears both sides. Another case on a dentist bill, $18 for a molar, ends with the debtor paying $1 weekly.
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