France and America Face NRA Policy Impasse
The article quotes French writer Frederick Jeany and discusses impacts of government control and the New Deal NRA on prosperity. It notes European upheavals from 1776 to present and warns that social conflicts and industrial decline may follow if policies do not shift. It mentions British labor unions and a plan to modify NRA rules for those unable to meet them. It also touches a theater project in Berlin and references American political figures and national economic debates.
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Frederick Jeany
le Tempe
Frank Nags
Sten
Roosevelt
Trentie
New York State
Farmora
Fogrecea
Government Attorneys Oppose Federal Crime Jurisdiction
Two U S attorneys told the Senate racketeering committee that they oppose constitutional amendments to grant federal courts control over crime prosecutions. They argued local authorities are ready to cede powers if federal action is possible, while lawmakers criticized expanding federal removal and questioned law enforcement economy. The hearing touched on state crime prosecutions, judicial referrals, and alleged political racketeering ties to Rockefeller Center workforces.
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New York
United States
Senate
George
Medalit
Howard W. Ames
United States Atiernoy
Attthortty
Medane Miggesiel
Senetor Royal 5
Copeland
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Congress
Mdi
Weather Forecast San Antonio and vicinity
Partly cloudy to mostly with local gun showers. Newsday night into Wednesday, low on Tuesday and high around 70s. Sunday near 80, Monday around 92, with 16 high Tuesday morning. Friday partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered thundershowers. West Texas: partly cloudy to cloudy with night and Wednesday near 70s. Page 2 includes additional weather.
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San Antonio
Perlion
Wight
St Louis fights epidemic against sleep sickness
A united effort was under way in St Louis and surrounding districts to combat sleeping sickness. Dr J F Menke of the United States public health service arrived from Washington to assist local obstetricians in the outbreak, as deaths rose with Ridsinger and McCulley among the recent victims and four more since the start of July.
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St. Louis
Aus
St Louis
Aud
J. F. Menke
United Sines Public Health Epidemiologil
Washington
Ridsinger
St. Anns
David McCulley
Wd Kirkwood
Suly
Strike Near End For Movie Studio Workers
Hollywood workers in the five week strike of technicians and sound men appear to be nearing resolution. Governor appointee Timothy A. Reardon and California director of industrial relations are steering the talks with assurances of return to work on a no prejudice basis. Nearly 8,000 employees from eleven studios quit over wage and contract disputes, and the outcome hinges on an arbitration recommendation.
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Hollywood
Aue
Vaneras
James
Ralph Jr
Madiy Stadina
Timothy A. Reardon
California
Bey Anderles
Treasurer of Kansas Ordered to Resign Post
A Kansas treasurer faced impeachment proceedings after allegations he unlawfully converted 4090 dollars of state funds to his own use and that of Ronald Finney. Governor Alf Landon announced steps would follow if he did not resign, amid mounting political upheaval in the state.
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Kansas
Kan
San B. Boyd
Abe
Alf M. Landon
Boyd
Ronald Finney
Smedley Butler Declares War on Delaware County GOP
Major General Smedley D Butler vows to oppose the Republican organization in his home Delaware county, stating he will use all means to remove them from power after recent local disasters and a moral crisis cited by a grand jury. The speech signals a political battle in the county with Butler playing a central role.
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Smedley Butler
G.O.P
Home County
Philadelphia
Delaware County
Smedleey D Butler
Britain Plans Large Naval Air Arm
London reports Britain would mobilize a large aerial fleet for the navy if wartime conference results turn favorable. The move hinges on sessions and expected support, with plans described in detail by the Daily Herald.
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Britain
London
NRA Recovery Act Questioned in Court Ruling
Washington district judge Joseph Cox heard arguments challenging the National Recovery Act saying the act oversteps federal power over interstate commerce. FW Fischer argued the act is unconstitutional and void for attempting to delegate states rights while the interior department defended the law as within federal authority to regulate commerce for the general welfare. The Texas and Oklahoma cases cited state restrictions on petroleum production and storage as related to interstate movement and the broader defense of regulatory power amid unemployment concerns.
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Columbia Supreme Cols
Texas
FW. Fischer
Tssunpee
Charles Fahy
Thep Antering Department
Fischer
Joseph Coc m
Hhe
Kirst ‘Fest
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Jean
Charger
Interior Department
Ant
Piecher
Texas Railroad Commission
Arin
Roveromenis Gorvs
OVO
Miersinie Camimerce
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Nett
Mexico
Lal
Alex Borfier
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Texas Att Finkt
Mirough
Petroleim
Petrokeum
Belganne
Oktahorna
PAGES TAKE ON HOGS SEEN AT ANGTON
Secretary Wallace outlined a proposed hog levy to fund emergency relief, with a marked gene method and a bonus plan for farmers. The program expects substantial funding, possibly around 20 million, and details on payables for markering man sow owners.
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Angton
Wallace
Ihab
Muminal
Bere Delpher
Ajax
Raoul Bhena
Wilsall
Shenttala
Tie
Thunder Showers Forecast Across L A Area
Weather bulletin notes thundershowers and a fall in mercury in the Los Angeles region. Tuesday and Wednesday are expected cloudy with mild “highs” around 43 degrees, light south winds, and clearing conditions in East and West Texas. The readable fragment mentions San Antonio and a government forecast by Annet.
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Alighity
San Antopio
Texas
Plea Entered in Mail Fraud Case Reported in Chicago
A plea entered in a mail fraud case tied to a Chicago firm and several associates. The defendants, led by T. Stuart, were charged with conspiring to influence contracts and schemes across multiple cities.
Heat Wave Devastates Regions Across West
August heat wave in the Pacific coast states caused nine deaths and widespread illness. Extreme temperatures reached near 115 degrees in parts of California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington, with storms and flooding reported in several areas. Weather officials warn of continued dangerous heat with limited rain relief.
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Los Angeles
California
Nevara
Tolaho
Washington
Oregon
Arizona
Inmporial
SR Stivany
Bedaint
Costello Jury Deliberates Fate
A jur y in the superior court at Salem deliberates the fate of Costello in a murder case. The 32 year old defendant faces potential execution for the slay ing of King Hunband amid tense courtroom proceedings with prosecutors and defense counsel presenting evidence.
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Salem
Mass
Ex Ventity Superior Court
Om. Daday
Esate B. Costally
Hunband
Price Copialy Wil
Cpatella
Penbotty
Foreign upheaval after Caribbean regime change
Provisional president Carlos Manuel De Cespedes forms a new cabinet as turmoil follows Machado’s ouster. U S and allied governments indicate recognition of the new regime while naval forces stand by in Caribbean ports. Dr De Cespedes calls for unity to restore order amid strikes and economic disruption.
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WHHL
Ammbadscar Kumare
Cen
Geyardo Machado
Byougl
Ong
Anghsiin
Tedo Machado
Imud Shaw
Aiear
Wavana
Manuel Rosales
Machado
Patiana
Atlantic
Hamilton
Arive
Wrs Sten
Claxton
Carlos Manuel de Crspedes
de Cespedis
Apartment Rentals Listed in Light Classistical Ads
The notice lists multiple rental options and monthly prices for apartments and dwellings. Items mention Rednee Lane, Te Kin area, Lake region, and Adams Road with rents ranging from five to several hundred dollars monthly. The fragmentary ad hints at inquiries for rear wants and secure housing via Comsat services.
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Rockefeller Crater
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Rockefeller Center
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