Nashville child missing as Streithurst remains jailed
Federal authorities hold William Streithurst amid a Nashville disappearance probe of six year old Dorothy Distelhurst. Investigators trace Streithurst’s movements through Mobile Kingsport Jackson Knoxville and Nashville while a cryptic letter tied to two men is pursued for clues. Streithurst denies Nashville contact and refuses a jailhouse photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Distelhurst
A. EB. Distelhurst
Nashville
William Streithorst
Motile
John ©. O'Gwynn
Mobile
Tiki Streithorst
Bureau
Streithorst
C. G. Crawford
Stecithorst
Kingsport
Robert Chambers
Stedthorst
Anane
Trnsient Bureau
Salvation Army
Knoxville
Wm. Lewis
Wooston
Wro
Nas
Ala
Lension
Dr. Gwynn
Blind fans attend Wiseball clash of St Louis and Reds
In St Louis a crowd of about 4400 blind supporters will attend a Wiseball game between the St Louis Cardinals and the Cincinnati Reds. A reserved section for the St Louis Society for the Blind will be in place and a sports commentator will describe the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Loui Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Society For the Blind
Weather outlook with showers in parts of region
Weather forecast shows cloudy and warmer west and central areas with possible showers tonight and Saturday. Virgellia expected partly cloudy tonight and Saturday, then showers in north and west on Saturday with little change in temperature. Readings taken at 6 p m daily for the preceding 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wennesser
Claudyy
Perios
Hsuy Ra
Stahlman Speaks Trails Cold At Kiwanis Meet
In Chattanooga Tennessee E J Stahlman Jr of Nashville warned the textile strike was doomed from the start and led by power hungry labor leaders He argued unions claim victory while workers suffer and the government and employers seek to restore prosperity amid strikes. He cited flying squadrons used to bar others from work. (Continued on page six)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahlman
Chattanooga
Tenn
E. J. Stahlman, Jr
Nashville
Kiwanis Club
Hve
War Flares Between Big Shots and Hell Cats in Carolina
In Charleston, D. C., Sept. 25, police face a dilemma as rival groups the battery big shots and the Hampton Hell Cats clash across town. Watermelons, air rifles, bricks, tomatoes and squashes spark incidents. Civilians are wounded and lawns pelted as authorities seek a way to stop the dual armies without harming bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Hell Cats
Charleston
D. C
Battery
Big Shots
Hampton Hell Cats
Accuse Sloan in Subterfuge as Labor Talks Fail
Washington report notes Francis J. Gorman of United Textile Workers accuses George A. Sloan of subterfuge after Sloan promised cooperation of manufacturers with the new textile labor relations board. Gorman cites Sloan’s statement that the Cotton Textile Code Authority urged workers without work to seek other employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis J. Gorman
Ctor
United Textile Workers
Catton Textile Institute
George A. Sloan
Textile Labor Relations, Board
Major moves for recovery mapped today
Washington reports a swift push by the Roosevelt administration to reshape New Deal programs. Key steps include placing NRA policy in liberal hands, Richberg heading a six member industrial recovery committee, and a two two a board to run the Blue Eagle unit, while a radio address denied rumors of retirements. The Federal Reserve Board is expected to set stock margin rules as part of the broad recovery effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
White House
Donald Ry Richberg
Hugh S. Johnson
Industrial Recovery Emergency Committee
Richburg
New Stock Rules Considered Moderately Stable
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board approved margin rules for stock trading to steer a moderate course and avoid market disruption. The scale sets margins between 25 and 75 percent with two methods to compute credit, and most stocks could be carried at 25 percent under the rules effective October 15, limiting undermargin losses to about two percent of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
New York
Hoover's Book Published Today in New York
Herbert Hoover publishes The Challenge to Liberty in New York warning against national regimentation. He urges new inventions and discoveries to drive recovery, arguing government overreach harms the people's souls and thoughts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
PLAN COOPERATION IN TEXTILE PLANTS
The cotton textile industry faces government effort to assure peace after a recent strike. Textile leaders pledge cooperation with the new labor relations board to adjudicate disputes, while denying need for further action.
Roosevelt Urges Confidence in Recovery and Relief
President Roosevelt spoke at the Mobilization for Human Needs conference urging continued unified relief efforts for a little longer. He stressed local communities must bear the primary burden, calling relief a privilege, and acknowledged some inefficiency while projecting greater future efficiency under leadership of Newton D. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Newton D. Baker
Roosevelt Denounces Gossip and Rumors in Address
President Roosevelt condemned pall parrots and gossip mongers during a Washington radio speech. He warned against fear and panic, denying rumors of cabinet resignations. He cited a Wall Street rumor that spread to Chicago and Washington about three cabinet members retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Chicago
Memphis youth faces extradition in 4 year old girl's death
A 20 year old man, Marvin Day alias Marvin O Day, ready to surrender to face murder charges in South Bend Indiana from four years ago. He allegedly met Marvel the Apple in Howard Park South Bend and persuaded her to walk with him then assaulted her when he grew scared. He reportedly knocked her down with his fist before fleeing. Memphis police Detective Lieutenant Granville Heckle said the suspect admitted involvement in a statement. Authorities from Jefferson City Missouri and South Bend joined Memphis officers in questioning. Continued on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Marvin Day
Marvin O'Day
South Bend
Ind
Day
Nittle Marveling Appel
Washington
Roosevelt
George A. Sloan
Granville Heckle
Memphis Police Force
Marvel the Appel
Jefferson City
Heakle
Howard Park
O'Day
Heckle
Bonus Payment Is Object of Plans
Washington news report on 1945 debate over immediate cash bonus for World War II veterans. Rep Patman pushes for cash payment at Louisville encampment and seeks broad support. Legion leaders reveal only five of 48 states back cash now while most want to cancel interest on veteran loan debts tied to bonus certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Boyd
Washington
Congress
Patman
Texas
Louisville
Kentucky
American Legion
Departe Mart
Fatman
Munitions hauled on Morro Castle ship
New York witnesses testified before the federal board probing the Morro Castle fire that munitions carried by the Morro Castle arrived in Havana under a New York customs permit. M. O. Fano of the Ward line said Cuban political groups may have used them, while Ward line chief engineer Griner said the ship’s ventilation and fire systems were reported to be in proper working order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward Line
Morro Castle
Enmily Dickerson
N. Hoover
Fane
Morro
Robert G. Griner
Griner
Castile
Union Defeated In Election By Company's Organization
Sheboygan Wisconsin September 7 Vanquished In two national labor board elections the American Federation of Labor affiliate union 18645 faced defeat as Kohler company workers chose the company union 8 0 0 0 0 over the AFL represent the plants. The NRA election ended after a strike at the Rohter plant near Sheboygan since July 16. A protest will be filed with the national labor board over alleged ballot exclusions and riot involvement claims in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Wis
National Labor Board
Federal Union
American Federation of Labor
Rohter Company
A. F. of L
Kohler, Workers, Association
NRA
National’ Labor Board
Gands
Hauptmann to be examined by own psychiatrist
New York report states Bruno Hauptmann indicted for the Lindbergh kidnapping will have his mental condition assessed by his own psychiatrist and his family physician in the Bronx jail. District Attorney Foley and James M. Fawcett discuss the plan as NJ authorities consider extradition steps. Detected activity includes DOJ agents questioning a man in Yorkville and investigators tracing lumber sources linked to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bronx
N. Y
Sullivan
New York
New, York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Liedbergh
Hig
James M. Fawcett
Bronx County
Samuel J. Foley
Hauptmann
Fawcett
Attsenee
Joseph Lanigan
New Jersey
Lindbergh Beby
Lanigan
Bronk
T Hat
J. Foley
Ed “Ander
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
New
Second Avenue
S41 Street
Manhattan
Yorkville
Arthur Johnson
Vienna
Germany
New York City
Europear
Angles F
Kamenz
Dresden
Atte Arthur Kkoehler
Trenton
N. dc
National Lumber and Mill Work Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Streithurst
Distelhurst
Hammer
Detroit
M. W. Goodrich
Florence
Lillian Gallaher
Joseph Penn
Akron
Goodrich
Earl W. Rinehart
Des Moines
Penn
Youngstown
Rinehart
Warren Avenue
Goodriches
Erie
George Crooks
P. Crooks
Eric
Crooks
No Man's Land
Sloan
Gorman
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Wallace
Perkins
Hoover
Oura
Board St
Custom House
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!