Justice Black Silent On Klan Controversy Amid Court Plans
Justice Black remains silent on the Klansman life member claim as he prepares for a fall term start and weighs statements on the controversy. Reports note he may yet address the issue publicly, possibly in a Washington appearance, while seeking a home in the capital.
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Weather outlook for Kentucky Tennessee and surrounding states
Partly cloudy and warmer in Kentucky and Tennessee tonight and Thursday. Virginia sees generally fair to tonight and Thursday with a slight warmup. North Carolina interior mostly fair with coast overcast tonight and Thursday.
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Counterfeit Coin Passers Finally Caught In Bristol
Four East Tennessee youths were arrested in Bristol on government charges of passing counterfeit coins. Names include Janes Thomas, Kittrick Tenncly, Aaronoe, and Lee Rogers. The group faced preliminary hearings in Knox County and were held on related counts. Officials described the scheme as circulating fake ten dollar coins.
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Japan Attacks Chinese Cities Amid Sino-Japanese War
Reports describe Japanese air raids and shelling across China with heavy bombardment near Shanghai and Canton. Chinese defenses resist as casualties rise. a Tokyo spokesman protests League condemnation while Britain weighs anti-Japanese boycott.
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Scotland musters crops barley second and ball driven experiments
The article notes that Qats is the principal crop in Scotland with barley as a secondary crop. It also reports Swiss engineers testing ball shaved trains powered by electromagnetism as an experimental propulsion concept.
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Five Year Sleep Ends For Beauty In Chicago
CHICAGO September 99 The enigmatic case of Patricia Maguire a 32 year old Oak Park woman who lapsed into a coma in 1977 and never awakened from lethargic encephalitis pneumonia was the immediate cause of death Two blood transfusions failed to restore consciousness six family members including her mother Mrs Peter Miley were at her side when she died Interest from readers worldwide followed the unusual plea for help as doctors studied the case leading to continued coverage on page ten
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Pope Pius XI Decries Communist Threat In Encyclical
The Vatican issued an encyclical by Pope Pius XI denouncing communism and urging Rosary devotion in October to honor the Virgin Mary. It warned of Bolshevik danger in Europe and referenced the Berlin talks and world leaders of the time.
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Bar Association Forms Panel to Battle Court Changes
The American Bar Association created a seven member committee to monitor and respond to any proposals to remake the Supreme Court. The group will issue reports and, if necessary, pursue a referendum to guide its actions in future Congress debates.
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Italy to unite with Nyon patrol in Mediterranean piracy plan
Paris, Sept 29. French, British and Italian naval experts agreed on a plan to bring Italy into full cooperation with the Nyon patrol to stamp piracy from the Mediterranean. The plan, to be signed by technical delegates, would grant Italy parity with Britain and France and may give Italy control of the Sicily to African mainland strait shipping lane. Details withheld. accord announced by the French naval ministry as delegates submitted proposals to their governments.
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Crump Says Split Not Over Serious
Memphis political leader E. H. Crump denied today that his rift with Governor Gordon Browning had grown into a break. He acknowledged differences but said he is not falling out with anyone in Tennessee over the whisky issue. The Nashville paper said the liquor referendum widened the Shelby Browning rift, noting Crump cited several disputes including Lew Pope’s contract and Pope’s appointment as special investigator.
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M Kellar Targeted Again by Ramspeck in Civil Service Clash
Nashville report notes Congressman Ramspeck criticizes Senator McKellar at National Association of Postal Supervisors convention. He accuses McKellar of blocking bills on civil service and postal worker conditions by wielding three Senate roles. Ramspeck urges constituents to press McKellar to end spoils system ties.
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Attack on Court Plan Sparks Debate Across Nation
Washington report notes Chief Justice Hughes comments on Roosevelt court plan. Attorney General Cummings data show 88 ammunition used today. Hughes amplifies calls to add four circuit judges and 12 district judges to ease regional congestion. He praises progress in federal district courts and cites delays varying by district while denying broad district court blame. The survey covers 84 districts excluding D.C. with last June pending cases at 106,451 versus 118,855 a year earlier. Four proposed district judges target northern Georgia eastern Louisiana southern Texas and western Washington. Continued on page eight.
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Women Picket Clash at Bristol Textile Plant
In Bristol Tennessee a labor dispute at the Big Jack Overall Company escalated into a street melee as about 150 CIO pickets and over 250 workers, largely women, battled at the Fourth Street plant entrance. Police separated combatants after fists flew and clothing ripped. no arrests reported.
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Hitler and Mussolini Discuss War Questions
AP dispatch from New York reports Hitler and Mussolini shaping a global war and peace outlook through private talks. Analysts see potential toward peace and security, with outcomes influencing nations and even American tax and living costs.
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