Roosevelt and Farley discuss political war in broad confab
President Roosevelt and James A. Farley spent a day at the summer White House mapping next moves against anti administration Democrats. Farley urged a Maryland plea against Senator Millard E. Tydings while Pope’s Idaho race looms as another potential independent bid under consideration. Clark’s Idaho affair raises delicate political stakes for Farley.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Congress
White House
Farley
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Tydings
David Lewis
Tydings-Lewis
Pope
Democratic National Committee
Clark
Idaho
Ouachita Valley Fair Plans Set for West Monroe
The Ouachita Valley Fair will run October 3 through 9 in West Monroe with a rodeo added. Plans from a Thursday meeting at C C Bell Manufacturing indicate the event will be the largest yet, with expanded livestock and poultry shows and a broad premium list.
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Ouachita Valley
West Monroe
C. C. Bell Manufacturing Company
The
Fair Association
C. C. Bell
A. Petrus
E. S. Eby, Sr
J. H. Birds
Seaman Joseph Miller Drowns After Jump From Algiers Ferry
Police report 26 year old Joseph E. Miller an unemployed seaman leaped into the Mississippi River from the Algiers ferry today and drowned a friend said Miller cried Here I go and tossed his papers to the deck before vanishing The ferry halted a lifeboat was lowered but Miller sank from sight.
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New Orleans
Joseph E. Miller
Mississippi River
Algiers
Miller
Lewis proposes plan to end UAW split before convention
John L. Lewis outlines a formula to restore peace in the United Automobile Workers. President Homer Martin says the executive board will hear the proposal in Detroit next week with Lewis or a delegate presenting it. The plan calls for reinstating five international officers while a truce holds until the biennial election.
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Detroit
John L. Lewis
United Automobile Workers
Homer Martin
Martin
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Washington
Three Killed as Trailer Overturns in Bakersfield
A runaway trailer truck killed three men and toppled in flames on a downhill grade near Bakersfield California as it struck a light pickup. Driver C R Dawson and helper Leroy Wooster escaped largely unhurt while H E Foster James Marshall and W A Miller perished. Norio Imamura escaped with his potatoes laden truck leaping to safety. Traffic halted for hours while the wreckage burned.
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Bakersfield
Calif
C. R. Dawson
Alameda
Leroy Wooster
H. E. Foster
James Marshall
W. A. Miller
Norio Imamura
Gene Kinchke
Ted Bowles
Dawson
U S Protest To Japan Over Plane Attack
The United States filed an emphatic protest with Japan over a war plane attack on a Chinese commercial airliner, killing 14. Ambassador Grew delivered the note in Tokyo while Hull said the incident endangered American lives and property. Pilot Hugh L. Wood of Winfield Kansas survived.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Hull
Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
Hugh L. Wood
Winfield
Pan-American Ai
China National Aviation Corporation
Canton
South China
Foreign Office
Kensuke Hironouchi
Hines Recalled as Red Tie Man in Conn Conspiracy Case
Dudley Brothwell testified in the Tam many District Leader James J. Hines conspiracy trial he is the man in the red tie who joined Dutch Schultz on a 1935 visit to Fairfield Conn Brothwell asserted under cross examination that he observed no racketeering links in the witness stand as he testified on the record Continued on Fifth Page.
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New York
Dudley Brothwel
Connecticut
Tammany
James J. Hines
Hines
Dutch Schultz
Fairfield
Conn
Brothwell
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Storm Likely To Miss Louisiana
The hurricane forming in the Caribbean since August 23 is forecast to stay away from the Louisiana coast unless it makes a sharp right turn. Weather bureau meteorologist W F McDonald says it is highly improbable the storm will threaten Louisiana and urges no anxiety.
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New Orleans
W. F. McDonald
United States Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Caribbean Sea
Yucatan Peninsula
Jaffa bomb blast kills many as mobs clash with police
In Jaffa Palestine a massive explosion at a vegetable market killed at least 20 Arabs and wounded 174 as dawn broke. Police faced a violent mob attacking banks and shops, with Jews targeted while many sought refuge in Tel Aviv. Troops and armored cars restored order.
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Jaffa
Palestine
Barclay’s Bank
Anglo-Palestine Bank
Tel Aviv
Barclay's Bank
Market Place
Haifa
Study reduces heavy losses in hurricanes
Weather bureau studies show reduced damage from Atlantic and Gulf storms. Radio and telegraph warnings, improved building codes, and simpler roof decorations have cut loss potential in hurricane areas. Experts cite removal of ornate rooftop bric a brac as a key safety measure.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Los Angeles Times Convicted in Contempt Case
The Times and two executives were found guilty of five counts of contempt for publishing editorials on court cases. The firm faces fines totaling 300 dollars plus 400 dollars for the other counts, while President Chandler and Managing Editor Hotchkiss were fined separately. An appeal was announced, with emphasis on free speech and a press free from punitive actions.
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Los Angeles
The
Times-Mirror Company
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Emmet Wilson
T. B. Cosgrove
Times
United States Supreme Court
Wilson
Corporation
Harry Chandler
L. D. Hotchkiss
Douglas Aircraft
Helen" Werner
United States
Los Angeles Bar Association Committee
Dollar Day Sale Promises Unusual Values In Monroe
Details for Monroe s second annual Dollar Day event are set for Monday August 20 with Chamber of Commerce retail merchants offering a wide range of merchandise. Merchants have stocked shelves and prepared advertising to ensure a memorable shopping spree with top bargains and replenished stocks across all lines.
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Retail Merchants’ Division
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce Merchant
Unusual Accident Kills Woman On Merry Go Round Horse
In Pontiac, Mich, Anne Auernik, 71, was killed when a wooden horse on a merry go round toppled as she stood nearby. In St Louis, police investigated a disturbance at a fashionable residence where two boys under 12 were seen strutting on the sidewalk as the signs were read.
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Pontiac
Mich
Anne Auernik
Miss Auernik
ST. Louis
Daladier Secures Full Radical Socialist Backing
In Paris the Radical Socialist group in the chamber voted unconditional support for Premier Daladier in his bid to curb the 40 hour week. Daladier argued national defense needs justify easing limits, noting even the United States has not achieved the ideal week.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard Daladier
Deladier
United States
Daladier
France
Germany
Leche to Serve as Laborers' Counsel in NLRB Hearing
Notice filed with the National Labor Relations Board in New Orleans says Governor Richard W. Lachey will act as counsel for laborers as individuals in the hearing next Tuesday about union complaints against the Roseland box factory. Strikes had been reported at Roseland and at the Hammond Box Company factory in Hammond over worker demands.
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New Orleans
National Labor Relations Board
Richard W. Lachey
Roseland Box
Monroe Printing wins Ouachita parish clerk books contract
The Ouachita parish police jury awarded Monroe Printing a contract for reindexing project books at the court office. The $32,14,28 bid was accepted after review of five bids, with one dissent. The firm will provide conveyance, mortgage, chattel mortgage, act-50 mortgage, crop lien, district court, probate, receivership, marriage, amortization records, several date and civil dockets, and multiple Permaflex indexes.
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Monroe Printing Company
Ouachita Parish
Courts
WPA
CA Kincaid
Ward Four
Eee
A. E. Montgomery
Ward 10
Coroner names higher up in heat order deaths probe
Philadelphia coroner Charles H. Herseh said a higher up ordered heat punishment that left four inmates dead in a melee stop. He tied four guards to the inquiry and identified two potential witnesses Francia Smith and A W Brough who posted $2,500 bail each.
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Philadelphia
Ang Mip
Charles MH
Yg hEh
Hersch
Sim
Francia Smith
Brough
Youths Lose Jobs as New Wage Hour Law Takes Effect
In Gaston County North Carolina hundreds of youths aged 16 to 18 face job losses as mills post notices under the new wage hour law. Many under 14 are barred from work and families in the area wonder how youths can earn income until reaching legal age. The measures affect the cotton textile industry which previously employed large numbers of young workers.
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W. D. Wentzel
Columbus
Wentzel
Gastonia
N.C
Aus
Gaston County
Thore
Rayville Courthouse Grant Approved by PWA
The Public Works Administration approved additional non federal projects today with an estimated construction cost of 3.712 million dollars. Rayville courthouse grant totals 90 thousand dollars for its listed locations.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Rayville
Local FSA Office Accepting Bankhead Jones Loans Fridays and Saturdays
The Farm Security Administration opening for tenant farmer loans under the Bankhead Jones program will run each Friday and Saturday morning until October 1 at the FSA office in the Old Central Savings Bank building. Applicants need not own farming tools. rehabilitation loans aid low income farmers lacking assets to secure credit from banks and lenders.
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Bankhead-Jones
FSA O
Old Central Savings Bank
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James 4. Mills
Keatnued Oo Pun
Associated Press
Blonde Trouble
Leche
Pitth
Tion
Brown's Food Store
Eureka Grocery
And
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Walker's Grocery
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