Deadly gun battle erupts at Pelzer mills strike
In Pelzer South Carolina a gunfight at the Prizer mills left one woman dead and at least 16 wounded as workers attacked the plant to break picket lines. National guard troops responded as shots shattered windows and a dynamite charge was set off, with bystanders among the injured. Larger clashes involved multiple plant sites and a heavy police presence.
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Prizer
Amills
Troopa
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Green‘wood
Frant H. Barnwell
Florence
Hertha Kelly
A. P. McDougal
No. 4
Striers
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Will Revis
Paul Mahaffey
W. A. Alexander
Larry Campbell
J. M
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Johnson
Columbia
National Guard
National
Clamp
Falf
Russ Mellon
Bell
Farley Predicts Roosevelt Victory in 1936 Election
Postmaster General James A Farley, Roosevelts campaign chief, predicts the president will win reelection in 1936 by the same plurality as 1932. He dismisses a third party and says the race will be between liberal Roosevelt supporters and conservative Republicans.
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Farley
Roosevelt
New York
James A. Farley
Democrationa- Lona Cominitter
Unité
Forgotten Man Jefferson theme in Butler address at Parrish Museum
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, denounces taxation, regimentation and collectivism in a Southampton Long Island speech on Is Thomas Jefferson the Forgotten Man. He argues government should serve citizens, not control industry, warns against despotic drift and calls out modern regimentation and the tax program as attacks on constitutional rights. Butler stresses Jefferson’s view of government as servant and pleads for adherence to foundational principles.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Colsnbiy University
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Parrish
Musewn
Southampton
Long Island
Butler
Thomas’ Jefferson
Buller
Peason
Jefferson
Thomas Jeferson
William Randolph Hearst
Butter
Thames Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Une Wang Power
Budpet
Rether
Betler
Worten
Rony
Legion Backing Bonus Inspires Arkansas and Texas
National Commander Frank M Belgrano Jr urged immediate cash payment of the soldiers bonus at the Arkansas department convention, calling for renewed Americanism amid peace appeals. In Dallas, Representative Wright Patman urged legionnaires to push for full and immediate cash bonus as 218 lawmakers favor bringing the bill up next session. A Forty and Eight leader warned of a red menace amid rising discontent.
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Ark
Frank M. Belgrano Jr
American Legion
Congress
Belgrano
Arkansas Department
America
Dallas
Wright Patman
Texas Legionnaires
Texarkana
Department of Texas Legion
Patman
John D. Crowley
Cambridge
Mass
Forty and Eight
Legion Honar
Predetermined Sex Claims Echo in Philippines Research
Dr J Garcia of the University of the Philippines disclosed that two cases allegedly yield predetermined offspring sexes through artificial insemination. In one case a boy was born to a previously childless mother. another birth did not survive. Details are withheld pending formal report. Leonard Herman and Charlotte Keresz Jury wed aboard a plane 32 miles off the U S coast, the couple noting their wedding was performed high above the Atlantic Ocean.
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Rept
J. Garcia
University of the Philippines
Garcia
Aol
Ocean New York
Leonard Herman
Charlotte Keresz
Jury
Atlantic Ocean
City News Tourist Club Roof Special Labor Day
Special Labor Day events advertised by City News Tourist Club at 617 No St Marys. Readable text indicates weekly Monday schedule from 30 to 12 pm with memberships and memorial notes.
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St. Mary's i
Labor Day Speeches Highlight Labor Reform Efforts
Washington reports labor leaders praise the Wagner act, coal stabilization, railroad pension, and social security measures as they mark Labor Day. John L. Lewis and A F of L officials urge shorter work weeks amid 11 million unemployed. Speakers scatter nationwide with William Green in Canton, Ohio.
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Washington, D. C
Couttey
Roosevelt
Congress
Fairmont
W. Va
John L. Lewis
Tech United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Par ks to discuss social security on coast to coast radio
Madison secretary Par ks announced a planned radio speech on the social security program to be broadcast from Boston via a coast to coast hook up. The statement signals ongoing outreach as part of national policy promotion.
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Madison
Wis
Parkins
Boston
Woman Sets Study Record at University of Chicago
Martha Friedmani Marenof, 35, becomes the university’s fastest BA recipient in ancient oriental cultures. She completed eight hours daily of exam prep while managing a home and supporting her husband, an instructor, and her own theology and Hebrew studies. Her library holds 1200 volumes with hundreds more read for coursework.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Whard
Buul
Martha Friedmani Marenol
Marendt
Robert Maynard
Hutetins
Marenof
College of Jewish Study
Oil Heiress and Babe Reported Doing Nicely
Santa Barbara reports Mrs William Sherman oil heiress Janet Snowden and her newborn are “doing quite nicely” at the cottage hospital. The child, born last Thursday, was announced in a brief hospital bulletin.
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Babe
Santa Barbara
William Sherman Oil
Janet Snowden
Cottage Hospital
Nere
Two Fliers Hurt In Cayuga Heights Plane Crash
Two young pilots from Ithaca were seriously injured when their small aircraft crashed at Cayuga Heights at 9 a.m. Allen Austin, 23, and Scott Parkens, 30, both residents of Ithaca, were aboard.
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Cayuga Heights
Ithaca
Allen Austin
Scott, Parkens
Longshore Strike Forecast for New Orleans
Longshoremen in New Orleans may stage a general strike tomorrow, possibly matching the scale of the Pacific coast walkout. Joseph P. Ryan, international president of the Longshoremen’s Association, said he has word from William Green of the American Federation of Labor about possible immediate national labor action. The union seeks wage increases from 78 to 98 cents per hour.
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New York
New Orleans
Joseph P. Ryan
Ryan
William Green
Tabor
Girl Novice Flier Crashes Unhurt in PA
PAOLT Pa Sept 2 Mary King a 20-year-old student at Les s and Stanford university was piloting a borrowed plane during a vacation with her parents at Vile Janover. A sudden gust apparently blew her into a tree causing a crash though she escaped unharmed. She said she stepped from the craft after the impact at the Main Lingafre park and noted her inexperience as a novice pilot.
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Mary King
Less
Stanford University
Griltors Na
Vile Janover
Lingafre Park
Miss King
Texas beer tied to hospitality for half century
The San Antonio Brewing Association stands as one of San Antonio's oldest and largest industries, employing an average of 174 highly paid, skilled workers in the local economy, reflecting a long tradition of hospitality associated with the beer.
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San Antonio
Texas
San Antonio Brewing Association
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