Three Florida Firms Lose in High Court Fight Over Telegram Subpoenas
The Supreme Court refused to review a Fifth Circuit ruling upholding subpoenas for telegrams in a securities case. Florida companies challenged the subpoenas under the 1933 act, with Justice Black’s participation questioned amid disclosures of prior involvement with telegrams. Also, Jeffery DeWitt Insulator Co. of Kenova lost a NLRB appeal challenging an unfair labor practices finding and a Fourth Circuit ruling.
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Washington
Florida
Supreme Court
Securities Commission
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Trust In Securities
Justice Black
High Tribunal
Black
Senate Lobby Committee
Communications Commission
Jeffery-DeWitt Insulator Company
Kenova
W. Va
National Labor Relations Board
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Voter Turnout Seen Lower in Arkansas Senate Race
Inclement weather threatened to cut Arkansas turnout for the special general election between Governor Carl E. Bailey and Congressman John E. Miller. Rain raised expectations that totals would fall well below the normal 300,000, with estimates under 100,000 amid intra party disputes over Bailey’s nomination and Miller’s Independent bid. Miller, a four term Democrat, has been backed by many leading Democratic figures while Bailey runs as the official Democratic candidate.
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Little Rock
Ark
Carl E. Bailey
John E. Miller
United States Senate
Joe T. Robinson
Washington
Bailey
Democratic State Committee
Miller
Democratic Party
Mulga Mine blast death toll climbs as graves are filled
State authorities pushed the Mulga mine investigation as four more graves were filled. The death toll rose to 34 with the death of Ivan Fox, 38, the sole crew member not instantly killed, as investigators search for a potential cause linked to a dismembered safety flame lamp at the site four miles from the mine entrance.
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Birmingham
Ala
Graves
Ivan Fox
W. B. Hillhouse
Rain records fall as Louisiana and Mississippi flood streets
New Orleans reports heavy rainfall breaking October records with widespread flooding. Boys paddle boats in flooded streets while pumps struggle. In Natchez Mississippi, a freak storm damages the Mississippi Power and Light plant injuring a worker as walls collapse. Intermittent rain and strong winds hit much of the region. County agents say no cotton damage.
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New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Mississippi
Natchez
Miss
Mississippi Power and Light Company
George Marshall
Ex servicemen invited to Legion supper at Forsythe Park
Barkdull Faulk Post No. 13 American Legion hosts a wild game supper for all area ex service members at the legion home Forsythe park tonight at 8 o clock. organizers expect 300 guests. event is social with no business.
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Barkdull Faulk
American Legion
Legion Home
Forsythe Park
United States
Legion
Garr brothers face trial as brother remains ill
In Shelbyville Kentucky State Attorney General Merridth calls Roy and Jack Garr to trial for the slaying of Brigadier General Henry H Denhardt. Elder brother Dr E S Garr is hospitalized at Peewee valley after being found mentally ill. Denhardt shot on Main Street September 20 as he faced separate charges over Verna Garr Taylors death. The prior murder trial in New Castle ended with a hung jury.
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Shelbyville
Commonwealth
Hubert Meredith
Garr
Denhardt
Kentucky
Main Street
Verna Garr Taylor
Forsythe Park Windmill Demolished After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains weakened Forsythe Park windmill foundations prompting Commissioner C. R. Tidwell to order demolition. The memorial windmill stood over an old salt water well, once water source for the municipal natatorium, now cratered and roped off. Seepage deep underground is blamed for cratering. no immediate restoration planned pending remedy.
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Forsythe Park
C. R. Tidwell
Forsythe
Tidwell
Sawyers Cut Down That Old Pine Tree
WIGGINS Mississippi Oct 18 Stone county residents witnessed the removal of a famed pine at the forks of Red and Flint creeks after about 249 years. The Evans brothers of Perkins spot bought and cut the tree for timber, estimating five thousand board feet. Age estimates range around 240 years dating to French exploration era around 1696.
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Wiggins
Miss
Stone County
Red
Flint Creeks
Here
Evans Brothers
Perkinston
Mississippi
Bienville
Iberville
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Biloxi
Wife of Ross Makes Appeal to Kidnappers
The grieving wife of kidnapped Charles S. Ross dictated a final appeal to the abductors urging release of her 72 year old husband. She said federal agents and police paused efforts until his safety is assured and warned that if he is not returned by 8 tomorrow morning authorities will renew a vigorous search and pursuit.
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Chicago
Charles S. Ross
Ross
Mr. Ross
Heaviest Shanghai War Clash Leaves thousands dead
Chinese authorities report 1,499 Chinese troops and over 3,000 Japanese killed in the Tazang engagement five miles northwest of Shanghai. Colonel Chin Ching Wu perished as his force was wiped out after 30 hours of battle to defend supply bases.
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Shanghai
Tazang
Chin Ching-Wu
Chin
China
Japan
Chapei
Youth faces two murder counts in New England killings
Eighteen year old Paul Dwyer was charged with murdering an elderly South Paris physician Dr James G Seattlefield and his wife Lydia Littlefield and driving with their bodies through New England New York and New Jersey. He was to be arraigned in Norway on a first degree murder charge and faced a second murder count in Portland for Mrs Littlefield's death. Police describe the suspect as slim and sallow faced.
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South Paris
Paul Dwyer
New England
New York
New Jersey
Norway
Dwyer
James G. Seattlefield
Portland
Lydia
Littlefield
American Girl Leads Chinese War Relief Effort in Shanghai
Mrs. Tien Gi Ling formerly Miss Helen Darling, longtime Stillwater New Jersey resident, runs the Shanghai Chinese Women's club relief work. The English secretary coordinates funds from Chinese and foreign sources, supplying medicines, food, and clothing. She aids the Chinese Young Women's Christian Association and oversees 320 war widows and orphans funded by the club. She warns Japan’s control endangers Chinese women and children.
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Shanghai
Tien Gi-Ling
Helen Darling
J. R. Dalling
Stillwater
N. J
Ling
Shanghai Chinese Women's Club
Japan
Woman Killed on Highway Near Alto
Mrs. Ruby Givens was struck and killed while hitchhiking on a highway near Alto. Driver David Wiggins of Monroe was arrested for involuntary homicide and later released on bond. Givens resided at 205 North Severith Street with Doyle Givens, a Missouri Pacific machinist. The accident affected by blinded sight due to approaching lights and weather, with Givens sustaining a skull fracture. Meanwhile labor leaders discussed potential unity at the upcoming AFL CIO peace conference.
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Alto
Ruby Givens
Doyle Givens
Missouri-Pacific Railroad
North Severith Street
Givens
David Wiggins
Monroe
Richkland Parish
A. M Lane
Rayville
City Managers Open New Orleans Meet
City managers from 30 states began a four day conference here marking the 24th annual meeting. About 140 officials attended with Irving Brower New Rochelle N Y presiding at lunch. New attendees included George Beat Escanaba Mich and William Blake Newburgh N Y among others appearing for first time.
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New Orleans
J. Bryan Miller
Wichita
Tex
International City Managers Association
Irving C. Brower
New Rochelle
N. Y
George FE. Beat
Escanaba
Mich
William J. Blake
Newburgh
A. D. F. Blomswoerth
Miami
Fla
V. A. Bruno
Pensacola
O. Canvill
Astoria
Ore
V. W. Crawford
Cornelia
Philyp Frankenfeld
Winfield
Kans
P. A. Goodwyn
Bristol
A. P. Hancock
Kerrville
Charles F. Karper
Portsmouth
W. J. Hoffman
Glenview
R W. Hunter
Quitman
E J. Lacour
Gainesville
L. Trevette Lockwoad
Palm Beach
C. A. McClain
Lake Worth
H. C. McChintock
Boulder
Colo
Elmer W. Prince
Morgantown
W. Va
A. A. Rhomberg
Dubuqueta
W. H. Rodgers
Labbeck
H. L. Walsh
Phoenix
Aria
Missing United Airlines plane sighted near Evanston
A United Airlines transcontinental plane with 19 aboard was spotted 12 miles southwest of Evanston Wyoming. Sheriff Narramore said wreckage was visible from the air but the condition of the crew and passengers remained undetermined. The search plane reported “slightly rough” air over Rock Springs as the craft neared Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
United Airlines
Evanston
Wyo
Bob Bergensen
United Airrlines
Bill Williams
Wye
Frank N. Narramore
Utah-Wyoming
Wyoming
R. W. Schroeder
Evanstone
Waratch Range
Cheyenne
Fern W Woodgerd
Rock Springs
Baby Swallows Pin And Mother Dies In Route To Hospital
Six month old Ralph Lilyton swallowed a safety pin causing a medical emergency. His mother Mrs. H C Slayton, 24, died of a heart attack shortly after arriving near New Orleans while en route to a hospital with the child. The parents also include Mr. and Mrs. F A Paden the couple had been remarried four years. Ralph remained in serious condition as doctors treated the pin lodged in his throat.
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New Orleans
Ralph Lilyton
Ralph
Berry
H. ¢. Slayton
Lake Charles
Slaytons
Bay
Tron Longer to Move Again
Smiling Fred B Saite a prisoner in an iron lung for 67 days prepares for a winter Miami trip 245 miles away to spend the season with his parents The 21 year old infantile paralysis patient travels with doctors interns nurses and family after discharge from the University of Chicago hospital last June 22 He will reach Miami Beach Wednesday and then finish to his winter home with his parents.
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Chicago
Fred B. Saite Jy
Miami
Fla
Thin Morning Oaks
Doctor
Norsex
Peiging
Lotte
Gelay
Bilnege Memorial Hospital
Chicago and Bexstert
Almost Drowned After Car Overturn On Canal Inland Drive
In New Orleans a vehicle plunged into a canal along Airline Highway after rain reduced visibility. Julius Lambet and C W Trehaut escaped, with Lambet reportedly trapped briefly before Trehaut freed him and the car's driver regained control.
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New Orleans
Julius Lambet
Jrownine Esterday
C. W. Trehant
Boone Carre
Lambet
Terhant
Traehant
Lanbert
Sheriff Killed Falling From Home in Edinburgh
John Robert Dickson aged 43 sheriff of Areyil died after falling from the top floor of his Cobblestone Court home in Edinburgh on October 18. He was known for his service in local law enforcement. Further details were not disclosed.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
John Robert Dickson
Areyil
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Maine
Beauty Class
Anne Louise Cole
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Kappa Alpha Theta
Monroe Machinist
May
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Craft
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