President chides New Deal critics in address
Roosevelt urged armistice in industrial conflicts and called for a central plan to ease tensions between capital and labor. He proposed confidential talks with major employers and labor groups to pursue peaceful settlement methods and avoid prolonged industrial war, stressing private initiative and reasonable safeguards for enterprise.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Wiliz
Sant
Justice White
Glide for Five Hours Over Virginia Front Royal Flight
In Bir Meadows Virginia on September 30 Loevin Barringer Philadelphna and Warren Eaton president of the Sonrine Society of America made glider flights of more than five hours. They soared near Front Royal then landed in a large field near the Skyline Drive after conditions curtailed ascent. Both pilots hovered over Big Meadow for over two hours trying for a record and passed through about 2000 feet near Front Royal. The flights followed the mountain ridges toward Front Royal in an attempt to regain Wishagt.
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Loevin Barringer
Philadelphna
Warren Eaton
Sonrine Society of
Amerca
Front Royal
Barringer
Big Meadow
Democrats Plan Campaign Strategy At Winchester Mall Meeting
A crowded Democratic County Central Committee gathering at Winchester Mall outlined officer elections and plans for legislation and party operations. Edward J Smith, retiring chair, led the meeting with district leads detailing candidates for state and county offices and urging unified backing for the party slate.
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Democratic County Central
Winchester Mall
Harmotians
Edward J Smith
Chalman
Edward J Smithy
Soeagr ‘ Wat Porch
Mailsby
Uiaisuter
Panui
Ho Posey Etchison
Blate Sencator
Amon Burgee
Dotinger He Bereer
Remster of Wills
Shermat Po Bowers
Atternes Rov Tiltner
Candigare
Si 1
Centre & Allmutt
Candaiuie
Joon & Renn
Candakite
William J
David C Winebrenner
Suit in Rockville Challenges County Commissioners Pay Increase
In Rockville on September 30 a suit was filed in Montgomery County Court challenging pay increases for County Commissioners John B Diamond of Gaithersburg and Roberts Boganer of Bethesda. The petition seeks a decree refunding any excess payments from the county treasury and halting further salary disbursements beyond constitutional limits. The filing cites Maryland constitutional limits on public officer pay during terms in office.
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Guimmine
Montionery
Mide Tern
Johu B Diamond
Gaitherhurk
Rovers Bo Iagner
Bethesda
Aru Yviand
Torus James FP
Viers
Maryland
Marest Walker
Charles W. Woodward
Wolken
W Moon
Masvland
Dumond
Hagher
Test of Strength for William Green in AFL Battle
San Francisco reports a brewing clash within the American Federation of Labor as President William Green faces a deep dispute with the building trades department. Last minute conferences are held to avert a split before the general convention opens, with some viewing the struggle as a test of Green’s strength.
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San Francisco
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades Department
Green
Buildings Trades Department
Carpenters, Bricklayers and Electrical Workers International Unions
Sk Sone Ud
Feder
Hauptmann case journals reveal clues to disposed notes
District attorney Foley says diaries and memoranda seized from Bruno Hauptmann’s apartment may link shops to the forged gold notes used in the Lindbergh ransom. Store proprietors will be questioned as prosecutors build a timeline before Hauptmann’s trial, now likely in two days. Capone seeks release from Alcatraz as government opposes habeas corpus review.
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Dence
Lindbergh Faravm
Samuel J. Foley
Bronx
Catel
Hauptmann
Foley
New Jersey
Conta Haupmann
Capone
Washington
Supreme Court
Unclear text fragment on seating delegates in department
The readable portion suggests a dispute over seating delegates among three groups within a department, mentioning Laka Wiha WOU Abeddi Riwhy. Details are incomplete and the full event or outcome is not provided.
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Ation
Laka Wiha Wou Abeddi Riwhy
Empress of China Privateer and Early Silk Threads Mentioned
Fragmentary notes discuss a reported date for the first rocking chair and cite the Empress of China as a privateer commanded by Capt. John Green. It also mentions the Hanks Brothers who produced the first silk thread and sold materials for sewing, though details are unclear.
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John Green
Hanks Brothers
Hitler receives scant applause at harvest festival
Adolf Hitler faced comparatively scant applause from about 700,000 farmer villagers in Hamilen Germany during the national harvest festival. The ceremony occurred as speeches outlined farm policy and economic aims for the regime.
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Hamilen
Germany
Adolf Hitler
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