Black 10 Give Klan Answers In Radio Talk
Washington reports Associate Justice Kuge L Black, Roosevelt appointee, will address the nation on a radio program to respond to charges of Klan membership. Officials said the 9:30 to 10 p m Eastern Time broadcast will let him state his side clearly.
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Kuge L. Black
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Nations Broadcasting Company
Black
Norfolk
Ecourt
Kenneth H. Berkley
The
Broadcasting Company
Durr
Senate
Alabama
Klan
Almos
Sebate
Senator Copeland
Craught
Hiram W. Evens
Weather Outlook Mild Across States Tonight and Friday
Tennessee reports fair and slightly warmer conditions with mostly cloudy Friday. Kentucky shows generally fair and warmer tonight with cloudy Friday, showers in east and south, and cooler in the north. Virginia area mostly cloudy and slightly warmer tonight with Friday cloudiness, warmer in the west, and rain in the southeast.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Mae McCann seeks district attorney in Brooklyn case
Mrs Mae McCann divorcee wife of slain stock exchange teller George Frank vows to tell all she knows about her ex husband and a romance with another woman She mentions the district attorney visit as police pursue Gertrude O Keefe her former sweetheart held as a suspect in the killing near Port Jefferson New York Central Press
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Mae McCann
George Frank
Stock Exchange
District Attorney's Office
Brooklyn
Gertrude O'Keefe
Frank
McCann
Port Jefferson
L. L
Roosevelt visits Canada after rest on cross country tour
President Roosevelt resumes travel with a Puget Sound coast to coast crossing aboard the destroyer Phelps heading to Victoria British Columbia for a three hour voyage and luncheon at Government House. The party includes Mrs Roosevelt James Roosevelt Boettiger and several senators and representatives as a royal salute signals arrival.
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Seattle
Roosevelt
British Columbia
American
Buenos Aires
Canada
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Lord Tweedsmuir
Puget Sound
Phelps
Victoria
Vancouver Island
Porter
James Roosevelt
John Boettiger
Eleanor
Curtis Dall
Lewis D. Schwellenbach
Government House
lLancheon
Tacoma
Hyde Park
Port Angelés
Wash
Olympic Peninsula
Townsend Joins Opposition to Slash in Southern Rates
Indianapolis report shows Governor M. Clifford leading a coalition with nine Southern states to push lower freight rates for wealth-bound cargo. Indiana Chamber of Commerce Secretary William H. Arnett notes Indiana industries will strategize defense against the plan arriving Tuesday. The Governor argues a reduction harms Indiana by widening the gap with Northern manufacturers. He cites Chicago to Atlanta rate at 53 cents per 100 pounds as a Southern advantage.
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Indianapolis
Guv. M. Clifford
William H. Arnett
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
H E
Arnett
Chicago
Atlanta
Perry McCart
Cortinus
Quiet Prevails At Bristol Strike Front
Peace returned to two Big Jack Overall plants in Bristol as 200 to 260 of 1,000 workers went back under guard of police and deputies. One minor clash occurred when pickets at the Fourth Street plant tried to block a worker. officers intervened and allowed her entry.
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Spenin
Times
Bristol
Big Jack Overall Company
Fourth Street
Tennessee
Big Jack
Lins
Mill
Lee Street
Virgina
RG. Thomas
Kingsport
J. D. Newland
National Guard
Evolution trial near end in Pa school case
Testimony ends in Pennsylvania's evolution school case where a decision could set tenure act precedents. Mrs Laura Beims Morris, 43, faces accusations she was cruel and incompetent, teaching that man descended from monkeys and using a bat on a pupil. The Whiteley township school board fired her last spring, upheld at a public hearing in August.
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Marren Graham
Waynesboro
Speth
Pennsylvania
Laura Beims Morris
Whiteley Township
Green County
Morris
Eugene Jones
Hed Poy
Aly
Million Dollar Suit In California Involving Mrs Antibus
Mrs Jean MacDonald testifies in a 1 250 000 suit by Mrs Pearl Antibus against Thomas W Warner Sr Pasadena California millionaire The suit stems from a raid at Mrs Antibus Hollywood home by Warner who allegedly believed his son was held a love captive MacDonald reportedly present in the house at the time.
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Jean MacDonald
Pearl Antibus
Thomas W. Warner
Pasadena
Cal
FBI arrests two more in Blarkwood payroll robbery
Special to The Thief Wise Virginia September 3 federal authorities hold John H Cleek Sr and Mrs Henrietta Cleek on grand jury charges related to a Blarkwood Coal and Coke payroll holdup on government property near here two weeks earlier The elder Cleek posted 2000 bond for appearance while Mrs Cleek remains held without bond Buck Cleek's wife had been released by state authorities in the robbery McNutt also held.
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Wise
John H. Cleek
Blarkwood Coal and Coke Company
Here
Henrietta Cleek
Big Stone Gap
Ort
Cleek
Opening date for airport delayed to October 29
McKellar airport opening moved from October 22 to Friday October 29, as J Fred Johnson chair of the airport committee explains Col Harry Berry unable to attend the original date. The postponement does not affect plans for a large celebration with high officials and renowned aviators in Sullivan County. Senator Kenneth D McKellar cited among attendees.
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McKellar
J. Fred Johnson
Genera Airport Committee
Johnson
Col
Harry &. Berry
Nashville
WPA
Sullivan County
Bristol
Kenneth D. McKellar
200000 More Reds Ordered to China Front
Shanghai report says two hundred thousand additional Chinese Communist troops were ordered to the North China front to stem the Japanese advance. Kiangsi forces join nationalist troops as Japan pushes through eastern Hopeh toward Shantung. Domei says Marshal Galents-Blucher directs Chinese resistance from Siberian HQ by telephone.
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Shanghai
North China
Kiangsi
Hopeh
Shantung Province
North
China
Vassily Galents-Bluechner
Soviet
Russia
Siberian
Wiangwan
Domei T
Nanking
Galents-Blucher
Bomei
Fate of Kidnapped Ross Hangs In Limbo
Chicago Sept 3 The fate of Charles Ross 72 year old retired manufacturer remains uncertain five days after his abduction near a hotel and highway west of Chicago. Investigators have clues but no clear solution while a gray cap man and three kidnapers loom in the unknowns. Reports say Mrs Ross awaits word as false tips mislead police and no ransom demand has emerged.
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Chicago
Charles 5
Ross
Sycamore Ul
Florence Freshage
Bolly
Washington, D. C
Evolution case ends in resignation in Waynesburg
Pennsylvania case on evolution schools ends in compromise. Laura Elms Morris resigns as teacher and Whiteley township school board withdraws charges of incompetency and cruelty. The incident shadows a broader education debate.
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Waynesburg
Pennsylvania
Laura Elms Morris
Whiteley Township
Japan says air raids on Nanking are strategically necessary
Tokyo reports Japan counters U S protest over bombardment of Nanking with claim that strikes are needed to destroy the Chinese capital's military base. Foreign office notes receiver nations and repeats aim to hit military targets in China.
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Tokyo
Nanking
United States
Joseph Grew
State Department
Washington
Foreign Office
Japan
Greek
China
Anrl
Youth killed in cafe robbery in Chattanooga
Police report a cafe holdup in a suburb ended with one youth dead and another in jail. Bud Jones nineteen of Nashville identified as slain by Patrolman Henry Sully who said Jones was shot after a brief flight from officers. The second youth, Bremett Fajiso of Nashville, was charged with highway robbery. Felty admitted ties to multiple past holdups from Brownsville Tennessee to Indianapolis and Forrest City Arkansas.
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Homer Edmonson
Edmonson
Bud Jones
Nashville
Henry H. Sully
Jones
Bremett Fajiso
Felty
Brownsyville
Tenn
Indianapolis
Ind
Knoxville
Forrest City
Ark
Bar Group Takes Up Black Fitness Case at ABA
At the American Bar Association assembly a resolution to investigate the fitness of Justice Hugo L. Black for the Supreme Court was debated. The resolutions committee reported on Black and 15 other proposals in closed sessions, with final action to go to the House of Delegates for consideration.
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Kansas City
American Bar Association
Justice Black
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Back
American Bar Association Assembly
L. B. Day
Nebraska Supreme Court
Assembly
House of Delegates
Robert Lee Tullis
Law School
Louisiana State University
Hatton W. Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Sumners
Unions Eye Settlement of Backstage Labor Feud in Denver
In Denver on September 30 the American Federation of Labor building trades leaders predicted a settlement of their backstage feud before a broader split. The main hurdle is selecting a new president for the Building Trades Department, with J. W. Williams, the incumbent for three years, likely to retire amid opposition from William D. Hutcheson of the Carpenters Union. Hutcheson, a former Republican labor leader, could trigger a break if he dictates Williams’ successor. The dispute centers on jurisdictional rules for construction work and whether Hutcheson would pull the carpenters from the department if defeated. The carpenters last led a walkout from 1921 to 1934. Williams has signaled support for expelling John L. Lewis from AFL ranks, a stance Hutcheson echoed during the gathering.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor Building Trades
Buildingrades
J. W. Williams
William D. Hutcheson
Carpenters’ Union
FDR
Carpenters
Lakeland
Fla
Williams
Hutcheson
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Leadays
Evera
Department
John L. Lewis
CLO
AFL
League eyes Mussolini pullout of Italian volunteers
Geneva reports a League of Nations sub committee urged Premier Mussolini to withdraw Italian volunteers from the Spanish Civil War within a month or face opening the French frontier to arms. The draft resolution, to be submitted to the League Assembly, calls for universal non intervention and urges renewed diplomatic efforts to secure immediate, complete withdrawal of foreign combatants.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Mussolini
Valencia
Spain
Italy
Britain
Beane
Musssolini
League Assembly
League?council
Europe
Assembly
Mussolini Hitler meet eases world tension
The Mussolini Hitler talks ended with a mood of goodwill and a soothing calm across nations. Leaders wore peace symbols in their uniforms and posed for photos, while observers note no new threats to peace, though no major breakthroughs emerged. Secret service and police welcomed the détente as a respite from a tense global backdrop.
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Br Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Bill
Secret Service
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