FDR to Address Nation on Radio Tonight
President Roosevelt plans a nationwide radio talk to explain administration policy and defend the New Deal, addressing critics of the NRA and outlining plans as the recovery program evolves. The talk follows months of business pressure for changes and outlines continued government code partnerships with industry and labor concerns.
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Roosevelt names new NRA boards after Johnson resignation
President Roosevelt announces a six member policy board and a five member executive board to run the reorganized National Rifle Association. Named to the administration group are H. Clay Williams, tobacco company official. Arthur D. Whiteside, head of Dun and Bradstreet. and Sidney Hillman, labor leader and president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union.
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Chamber of Commerce
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NRA
D. M. Nelson
Industrial Recovery Board
Willard Hotchkiss
General Code Authority
Francis J. Haas
Hugh Johnson
H. Clay Williams
Tobacco Company
Arthur D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet
Sidney Hillman
NRA Labor Advisory Board
Amalgamated Clothing Worklers of America
Weather snapshot for Tennessee and Virginia forecast
Readings taken at 6 00 p m daily over the past 24 hours show a slight temperature change across Tennessee west and east, with showers and fair conditions anticipated in Virginia. Friday forecasts include low temperatures around 62 and light rainfall about 0.08 inches, with one year ago values noted for comparison.
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Child Dies in Folding Bed Accident at Bevier
In Bevier near Central City Kentucky an eleven month old, Joe Dukes, died when a folding bed collapsed into an upright position after being placed by his mother Ruby Dukes. Coroner Lonnie Bryan ruled accidental death caused by a broken mechanism.
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Landlord Shot By Tenant's Wife in Sebree
Henderson Ky Sept 29 A landlord named Lee Powell age 50 was shot twice in the chest on Sebree main street this afternoon. He is in serious condition at a Henderson hospital. Mrs Iva Fulcher wife of a Sebree area farmer is jailed in Webster County Dixon charged with the shooting. Powell said he was only slightly acquainted with the man. Police judge C M Gibbs disarmed the suspect.
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Union Meeting Schism Fears Roil Labor ranks in San Francisco
unrest brews as executives from three major international unions clash over leadership and strategy. threats of a major split ripple through the federation as preparations for the convention intensify. key figures like William Green resist concessions while others press for unity amid a volatile building trades dispute.
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Federation
Senator McKellar Scorns Fusion in Tennessee Campaign
Senator D. W. McKellar denounces fusion as a relic of earlier days while opening campaign with other Democratic nominees in Sumner County. Opponents Hooper Pope and others join fusion in rival efforts as McKellar contrasts New Deal leadership with opposition.
French Foreign Minister to Seek End of Friction with Italy
Paris Sept 29 Louis Barthou French foreign minister plans a Rome trip next month to press for reducing decades of friction with Italy over Africa and naval parity. He seeks talks with Mussolini on Austrian independence and a Danubian economic bloc while keeping ties tight through gold bloc cooperation.
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Gun Fight Fatal To Aged Lawyer In Magisterate Court
In Pirevelle Kentucky a gun battle in a magistrate's court killed Riley Belcher aged attorney of Elk Horn City. Litigants Lonza Abshire and Bert Matney, both wounded by Belcher's death, claimed the shooting was not criminal. The case involved a civil action and was heard at the jail Inter. the magistrate court action continued.
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Riley Belcher
Elkhorn City
Lonza Abshire
Bert Matney
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N.A. Belcher
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Five Men Crushed as Sewer Collapses in Columbus
Five workers trapped seventeen feet underground when a sewer chamber collapsed during construction. Rescue attempts failed for Ackaul Lowes aged 64 and four others, while two men escaped. Heavy rains weakened walls, causing a sudden, deadly crush and likely suffocation.
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NRA Recovery Plan Domination Faces Uncertain Board Roles
Washington dispatch reports mixed signals from NRA reorganization as two new boards loom large. Questions center on the influence of Cley Williams and Dorothe Richberg, their liberal or conservative leanings, and how their leadership will steer NRA policy and decisions. The administration denies fixed right or left aims, promising straight ahead governance.
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Convicts Take French Leave and Shoot Way Out
In Richmond Virginia on September 25, two gangsters escaped by shooting their way out of jail. They wounded three officers in the process and were pursued across the city. Warden W. A. Moore, Sergeant Jo Delth, and Police Officer W. A. Dan’sree were among those involved as the escape sparked a wide manhunt continuing through the night.
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Walter Largenne
Robert Via
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Former Senator Knight Critical at Clinchdale Estate
Knoxville reports John Knight former United States senator and chief justice of the state supreme court is critically ill at his country estate Clinchdale in Grainger county. Dr L C Bryar attending physician says slight hope remains for his recovery. Knight, 76, served as associate justice 1902 1910 and chief justice 1910 1913 before election to the U S senate in 1913 and tenure until 1924 when defeated by L B Tyson of Knoxville.
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McAlister labels fusionists as neither fish nor fowl in Tennessee campaign
Governor Hill McAlister, in Gallatin, frames his reelection bid by praising Tennessee’s finances and outlining reduced expenses while attacking fusionist opponents. He criticizes their conduct, cites primary results as will of voters, and defends the right of an independent run.
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Commission Gives Communists Education Report Flayed In Speech
Nashville Sept 25. Tennessee Educational Commission released a report urging state financial aid to equalize school conditions, noting Tennessee's per child spending lags behind North Carolina. The commission warned education disparities vary across counties from under $10 to $50-69 per pupil, urging a state funded program.
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Youth dies in accidental shooting at neighbor's home
In Pikeville Kentucky on September 20 junior Huffman aged 12, son of Bart Huffman of Chloe Creek, died this afternoon from a pistol shot to the abdomen. The weapon, nicked in a pistol, discharged accidentally when Jimmy Amos about 15 tried to take it away from neighbor RM Amos.
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Strategy Change in Detroit Search for Goodrich and Wife
Detroit police raid plan targets every precinct to find W Goodrich and Florence Goodrich. Chief Fred W Prehm orders broad sweep with 1,669 men to uncover the couple and possible hideouts as Commissioner attempts to purge degenerates from the streets.
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Mx W. Goodrich
Lillian Gallaher
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Mystery woman figure in Lindbergh kidnapping probe
Francis A. Jamleson reports District Attorney Samuel J. Foley disclosed a mystery woman witness in the Lindbergh kidnapping investigation. The unnamed woman reportedly provided information related to the Hauptmann case as Foley arranged psychiatric and medical examinations for Bruno Hauptmann and prepared for a Bronx trial on the extortion charge, with a jury pool to be drawn from long-tested citizens.
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Acreatesed
New York
Lindrersh
District Athorne
Samuel J. Foley
Grand Jy
Lindbergh
Anbody
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Hauptmann
Carl Hochman
Thurston H. Dexter
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New Jersey
James M. Fawcett
John F. Condon
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Joseph Bowman
Chicago
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Bronx County Court
Five Are Killed As Trains Crash in England
At a Warrington junction a fast London Express rear collided with a slow departing train late at night. Five men and five workers died, with about twenty one injured taken to hospitals. Victims were English and Welsh, and the crash disrupted service on the line.
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