Hitler proclaims four year program for economic independence
Nurnberg reports Adolf Hitler unveils a four year plan to achieve German economic independence with expanded production and colonial aims. The decree, read to 800000 Nazi supporters, emphasizes bootstraps growth, anti Jewish milestones, and military buildup across army navy and air force.
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Adolf Wagner
Wagner
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Derfuehrer
Gerroen Arts
Navy Aod Air Force
Germany
Rebels Advance In Move To Encircle Madrid
Burgos dispatch reports Arenas De San Pedro in Avila province captured by insurgents as they press to encircle Madrid. Cavalry charged government riflemen to seize the Avila town about 73 miles southwest of Madrid. The campaign aims to unite rebel columns in the Guadarrama mountains toward Toledo.
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Associated Press
Burgos
Spain
Arenas de San Pedro
Avila
Madrid
Guadarrama
Toledo
Toledo Alcazar siege prep and 1700 rebels in uprising
Unofficial reports from Madrid state government militia entered the Toledo Alcazar to strike against 1700 Fascist rebels who had defied the regime. The claim outlines a planned assault as tensions rise in the area.
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Associated Prep
Madrid
Toledo Alcazar
Praise and Criticism of Utility Holding Firms Debated
At the third world power conference in Washington the role of gas and electric utilities was examined. William E Mosher and James C Bonbright criticized American rate fixing, while John E Zimmerman defended U S regulation by state commissions, outlining their 25 year record.
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Washington
William E Mosher
School of Citizenship
Syracuse University
James C Bonbright
New York State Power Authority
United States
Minneapolis WPA Walkout Ends After 4 Day Holiday
Minneapolis WPA workers ended a four day holiday after the federal workers section of Union 544 voted to return to work. The walkout, urged by the Workers alliance, paused only for the Minneapolis airport project and left grain elevators, mills, and some grocery deliveries idled.
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WPA
Federal
General Drivers Union
Workers Alliance
Federal Workers
Bank officers elected at Olla State bank meeting
Officers of the Olla State bank were elected by the board. W. H Mills was named president, L. Tullos vice president, B. E. Zeagler cashier, and F. W. Steel and W. D. Flowers assistant cashiers.
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Olla
Olla State Bank
W. H Mills
L. Tullos
B. E. Zeagler
F. W. Steel
W. D. Flowers
Chamber Seeks Ten Week Cut in Relief Work to Aid Cotton Pickers
Memphis officials propose a 10 week curtailment of federal relief labor to redirect workers to cotton harvests as shortages of pickers threaten crops. Chamber agricultural committee will present the plan to city, county and federal relief leaders. Bob Snowden notes that relievers refuse to work while farmers seek labor.
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Tenn
Chamber of Commerce
Mississip
Arkansas
Chamber
Agricultural Committee
Bob Snowden
Tax Rules For Luxury Sales Tax Outlined In Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports two percent luxury sales tax rules for vendors effective October 1. Supervisor Alice Lee Grosjean announces requirements to keep books and records and to file a registration certificate for each establishment. The rules apply to tangible personal property and detail vendor duties on collection and remittance.
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Baton Rouge
Alice Lee Grosjean
Mrs Markham Receives New York Welcome
New York greeted Mrs Beryl Markham the first woman to fly solo east to west across the Atlantic. Mayor LaGuardia planned city hall ceremonies while she rested on doctors orders after heat caused illness during a shopping trip for replacement attire following last Saturday’s London to Nova Scotia flight.
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Beryl’ Markham
New York
Nova Scotia
Floyd Bennett Field
Harold Fowler
la Guardia
Associated Press
Beryl Markham
Atlantic
F. H. LaGuardia
Last-Minute Briefs From Across The Nation
A selection of brief items with diverse topics from September with Mayor Maestri in New Orleans warning of an anti noise drive to curb horns and civic disruption. Other notes cover school tent classrooms in Brookhaven and a courtroom quip over a wedding march in Memphis.
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New Orleans
Robert S. Maestri
United States
Memphis
Tenn
Bunyan Carter
Jurors Endorse Unit Director in Ouachita Parish
The Ouachita parish police jury unanimously adopted a resolution urging the state health department to let Dr. G. Douglas Williams remain director of the parish health unit. The measure cites attempted removal as unjust and harmful to Monroe and Ouachita parish, and will be sent to Dr. J. A. O'Hara and Governor Leche. The jury also approved $1,500 yearly for the agricultural agent and $430 yearly for the home demonstration agent.
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Ouachita Parish
G. Douglas Williams
Parish
State Health Department
Williams
Monroe
J. A. O'Hara
State Board of Health
Richard W. Leche
S. O. Henry
Spanish envoy seeks soften Pius XI speech on Spanish refugees
Vatican dispatch reports Spanish ambassador Luis Zulueta to the Holy See has pressed for days to moderate the tone of Pius XI's forthcoming address regarding ecclesiastical refugees from Spain. The prelates disclosed the ambassador’s effort to ease sharp edges in the pontiff’s planned remarks.
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Vatican City
Luis Zulueta
Holy See
Pius XI
Spain
Diamond leads by two to one in Alaska delegate race
Juneau Alaska Sept 9 Congressional Delegate Anthony J Diamond Valdez Democrat built a lead of a little over two to one in the Alaska delegate race as results come in from the primary.
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Juneau
Alaska
Anthony J. Diamond
Valdez
Vets Hold Much Bonus Money From War Bonds
Washington reports that about half of 1.204 billion dollars in cash from bonus redemptions remains in circulation. An estimated 500 million in adjusted service bonds are still held by about 31 percent of veterans, bearing 3 percent interest until 1945 if not redeemed.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Government moves to curb crime with new firearms law
Government attorneys draft legislation to bolster anti crime laws, aiming to register purchasers of small firearms, end habeas corpus delays, and require advance notice of alibis. Brien McMahon notes rising gun power underscores regulatory need. The push follows Congress history ending June 20.
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Roger Hawthorne
Associated Press
Washington
America
Brien McMahon
Cummings
Bureau of Internal Revenue
McMahon
Justice Department
Roosevelt 10 Talk At Rally Aboard Train En Route
President Roosevelt travels toward Knoxville with a seven state rally planned after a daylong motor trip through Virginia and North Carolina. He will address supporters in Charlotte at a municipal stadium after visiting Great Smoky mountains scenery and the Grove Park Inn in Asheville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains
Charlotte
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Virginia
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Rockies
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Gasoline Dealers Must Boost Bonds in Louisiana
In Baton Rouge on September 9, Alice Lée Grosjean, supervisor of public accounts, announced that oil and gasoline dealers must increase bonds to cover higher taxes. The legislature raised the gasoline tax to seven cents and imposed a 2 percent tax of wholesale oil cost, affecting the last quarter of 1936. Soft drink dealers face a new tax of one quarter of a cent per nickel beverage on stock on hand, effective October 1, with inventory forms to be mailed.
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Baton Rouge
Alice Lée Grosjean
Miss Grosjean
Georgia primary narrows Senate race as national interest rises
Avenciated Press reports a heated Georgia Democratic senatorial contest between Governor Eugene Talmadge and Senator Richard B Russell Jr while observers track five other state primaries, Landon plans in Maine, Roosevelt tours Tennessee and North Carolina, and returns roll in from yesterday.
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Eugene Talmadge
Crine
Richard B Russell, Jr
Maine
Alf M. Landon
Portlane
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Great Smoky Park
Charlotte
N.C
White House
Washington State
Georgia Vote Under Way in Democratic Primary Test
Georgia voters head to polls across the state for a Democratic primary race featuring U S senator Richard B Russell Jr and Governor Eugene Talmadge. Partial precinct counts show Russell 454 and Talmadge 73 with other gubernatorial hopefuls Blanton Fortson Charles D Redwine and FE D Rivers also in the contest as turnout nears a record. Polls open from 8 to 7 local time.
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Atlanta
F. T. Thomassen
Carrollton
United States
Richard RB. Russell, Jr
Eugene Talmadge
Blanton Fortson
Charles D. Redwine
FE. D. Rivers
Thomasson
E. L. Rivers
Mayor Gillis Calls Drunk Welfare Men To Work In Mine
Newburyport Massachusetts September 9 Mayor Andrew J Gillis fumes at welfare recipients he claims drink constantly and produce children for others to support He proposes a law forcing such men to work in a silver mine for fifteen years and live on the mine property While council notes $64 needed for welfare services Gillis blasts critics saying they think he is Santa Claus He suggests penitentiary work to deter alcohol and childbearing aimed at relief funds.
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Newburyport
Mass
Andrew J. “Rossy” Gillis
Jewburyport
Gillis
Santa Claus
Bible Conference Planned at Leck Arbor Baptist Church
An all day Bible conference will be held Thursday at Leck Arbor Baptist Church on the old Monroe Bastrop highway. Rev. A G Anderson pastor of the church announces the event.
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Leck Arbor Baptist Church
Monroe- Bastrop Highway
A. G. Anderson
Kidnapping Theory Grows In Case Of Missing Boy
Detroit police pressed authorities narrowed to abduction as 20 month old Harry Browe vanished from Clark Park. Deputy Chief William Collins said accidental injury could be ruled out. Scouts combed 10 square miles while brothers led searches in alleys and dumps. Federal agents may join if new leads justify.
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Detroit
Harry Browe
Clark Park
William Collins
Harry
Japanese Death Sparks Unease in Pakhoi
A Chinese party disrupted Junzo Nakano's dinner in Pakhoi killing the Japanese resident who had lived there 2½ years. Nakano was stabbed eight times, Chinese reports say. Chinese sources deny mob attack and cite private grievances. His Chinese wife and two children were missing, residents nervous over Japanese inquiries into the slaying.
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Hong Kong
Junzo Nakano
Pakhoi
Nakano
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