NRA to Keep Industry's Reins in Self Rule Plan
Washington Oct 27 The NRA outlines a policy to extend self government to industries only if they prove capacity and responsibility. Thomas S Hammond, former president of the Illinois Manufacturers Association, heads this effort, with a nationwide compliance network designed to handle complaints. Citizens can file sworn complaints at post offices, with district managers acting as adjusters rather than enforcers. unresolved cases go to Washington for authority action or discipline.
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Associations of Trade Committees
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Washington
Floods Hit Honduras Crops and Towns
Heavy floods across northern and north western Honduras damaged crops and imperiled towns. The Hipanco, Chanelecon, Copan and Jila rivers overflowed after earlier rains, washing out bridges and communications. Tobacco plantations near Copan and banana crops near Lalime were ruined.
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Chanelecon
Copan
Jila
Lalime
Four Men Arrested in Palestine Bank Robbery
Palestine Texas October 27 four men were taken into custody as investigators continued evaluating a daylight holdup at the Robinson State Bank. The robbery yielded 4400 in cash and 1200 in non negotiable securities. Authorities had not filed charges and were reviewing the suspects' records.
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Palestine
Texas
Robinson State
Tear Gas Used on Strikers in Langley Valley
Highway patrolmen lobbed several tear gas bombs to disperse striking workers after a disturbance among operatives. About four hundred Auguste Gas strikers invaded Horse Greek valley with the aim of closing every mill in the section.
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Girl Vanishes in Search for Job Tale
Police search Friday for Corrine Passant a 20 year old missing from 471 East Magnolia avenue after she left home Tuesday to seek work. Her mother Mrs Jennie Passent reports the disappearance and police ask watch for John Dunn Sutherland 16 of Chicago believed to be heading this way since September 4.
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Dunn Sutherland
Chicago
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Weight of Court Rulings Against NRA Says Savant
Atlanta, Ga. Oct 27. Emory University law professor Dr. Ashley Sellers told the Southern Political Science Association that three decades of U S Supreme Court decisions largely deny the validity of the national recovery act. He warned the high court might uphold it only if based on fact rather than law, citing phrases like necessity knows no law or the safety of the people is the supreme law.
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United States Supreme Court
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Political Science Association
Sellers
High Court
Duce Calls Fascism the Hope of the World in Rome
In Rome Mussolini proclaims Fascism as the hope of the world to be read in every town on the eleventh anniversary of the March on Rome. In London the Prince of Wales, suffering a slight chill, postponed engagements per his doctor’s orders.
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Italy
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Officers On Tree Duty in U S Army News
Report from Washington to the Fifth Corps area headquarters lists 6364 army navy Bodgoerne corps officers on tree duty. Commissioned personnel include 1912 regular army line officers 2079 reserve line officers 226 navy line officers 86 marine line officers 714 medical reserve officers 109 regular army medical officers 229 navy medical officers. About 5000 enlisted men are on varied army outlets.
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Washington
Beer Law Test Goes to Supreme Court After Local Option Ruling
Brady Texas Oct 27 The first court test of the Texas beer law heads to the Supreme Court after District Judge J B Miller ruled that the local option election provision is invalid. The decision holds the local option elections were enacted before the August 28 constitutional amendment approving such elections, a challenge common to the law. McCulloch County prepares further cases against merchants selling 42 beer in the dry city as tests continue.
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Supreme Court
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McCulloch
LaGuardia Trades Charges With Opponent In New York
The race for New York mayor features Joseph V. McKee on a Recovery platform denouncing Tammany Hall leadership while Fiorello H. LaGuardia from Fusion attacks McKee over a bus franchise vote. Mayor John P. O'Brien seeks a calm campaign and pledges school improvements using federal funds.
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Utica
John P. O'Brien
Tam Many
Unia
Hinds
Spoiled baby of Middleport has large extended family
In Middleport Ohio on October 27 a newborn named Charles Edward Tewksbury aged 11 days has four grandparents and eight great grandparents living nearby, illustrating the old idea that dating grandparents spoil children.
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Ohio
Charles Edward Tewksbury
Charles
Graf Zeppelin Visits Airdock After Akron Display
At the Akron air dock observers who watched the Akron and Macon ships form witnessed the German air voyager Graf Zeppelin. Visitors were allowed on deck as it prepared for its return trip to Friedrichshafen via Beville, Apain, after a Chicago stop yesterday. Takeoff for the return is tentatively set for 8:00 a.m. tomorrow.
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