Roosevelt fishes off Montauk in nine hour seaward trip
President Roosevelt spent over ten hours at sea aboard the Orca off Montauk Point New York searching for swordfish with a fishing party. The coastal voyage saw little luck though the president enjoyed the sea, while escort vessels kept a patient distance twelve miles offshore awaiting orders.
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Army Orders Classifies Board Members and Transfers
Army orders list officers and civilians assigned or transferred including Gens Nolan Moseley Scott, Bassich Van Holtzendorff, Barnes, Chatle, Taylor, Prather and others. It notes Fort Sam Houston, Fort DuPont, Fort Worth and Beloit as assignment points with multiple two day details and reliefs.
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Frank F. Taylor Jr
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Richard G. Prather
Treaty Signed in Italy Between Italy and Soviet Russia
Rome reports a treaty signing in Italy establishing an agreement of non aggression friendship and neutrality between Italy and Soviet Russia. The ceremony occurred today with officials from both nations present.
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Rusia
Ford 10 Join NRA Talks Exemption Sought
Washington dispatch reports A J Barnaud told the NRA that Henry Ford would sign the automobile code if exempted from showing his books. The offer aims to compromise with Hugh S Jobson and may influence wage pace in Detroit. Ford has until Sept 5 to act, with further steps depending on reaction. Open shop tensions escalate as Roosevelt faces a potential crisis in the recovery program.
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NRA
Department of | Commerce
Detroit
A. J. Barnaud
Henry Ford
Blunt
Hugh S. Jobson
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Ford
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Lucas urges reduction of work hours in NRA drive
Postmaster Lucas announced a push to shorten workers' hours as part of the NRA code effort. He warned stores may close earlier and urged signers to align with future regulations, noting oil and other industries signing up and detailing widespread inquiries about compliance and hiring practices.
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A. B. Prank Company
Sears ‘Roebuck and Company
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More Police to Guard Deer Crowd at Walking Glen
Watking Glen park officials seek state troopers for Labor Day weekend as crowds grow for the weeklong prisoner on a marrow rock ledge. Park Superintendent Frank Haight says extra protection is planned to manage the influx of spectators and ensure safety along the gorge pathway.
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Dissent Afe on Patronage Splits Senate Cabinet
A Washington row pits Democratic senators against President Roosevelt's cabinet over patronage. Ickes Perkins and Morgenthau face furious backlash as state directors, engineers, labor conciliators, and farm appraisal jobs are filled with little senate consultation, risking backlash in upcoming elections and budget battles.
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Outdoor Ad Code Prohibits Signs Obstructing Vistas
A code with ethical provisions bans outdoor advertising firms from erecting signs that obstruct or mar views. It also forbids placing signs that would intrude upon parks monuments or historic structures. The draft was submitted to the NRA by the Outdoor Advertising Association of America.
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NRA
Outdoor Advertising Association of America
Slugger Robbed on Granada Street Encounter
Detective Beukday Olenk reports Rob Applegae was slugged from behind at Granada Street near the tracks and robbed of 37 dollars. The victim did not identify the assailant. Further investigation is underway.
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Storm Perils Hit Texag and Nearby Areas
Reports from Havana and Matanzas describe deadly storms with winds up to 64 mph. Dozens dead, more than 100 injured, looters shot during darkness, and widespread destruction across Matanzas, Havana, and surrounding provinces.
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Miners Plan Coal Strike Conference in Border Cave
In Gallup New Mexico on September 2 1939 Governor Seligman will meet a committee representing about 1000 miners in the district to discuss grievances. National guard troops patrol the strike area as meetings are allowed but picketing is banned. The strike is led by the Malonga Miners Union tied to communist cadres in Washington.
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Seligman
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New Mexico-Arizona State
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Gallup
National Guard
Malonga
Bituminous Coal Operators and Miners Remain Deadlocked
Washington reports no agreement on the coal code between bituminous operators and United Mine Workers after two days of talks. Price regulation across regions is cited as the main hurdle as meetings continue into Tuesday. Industrial Administrator Johnson remains hopeful a settlement will be reached, though NRA involvement could still occur.
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Roosevelt
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Secord
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United Mine Workers Today
NRA
NRA Not to Deal With Railroads
Washington dispatch states President Roosevelt decided railroads are not to be dealt with under the NRA according to Joseph B. Baxman federal coordinator of transportation. He transmitted the statement to railroad presidents and labor leaders noting the rails will not be within NRA rules and stressing the importance of their role in national recovery.
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Joseph B. Baatman
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March of the Buyers
The message calls for a purchasing crusade in September to support America and its workers. It urges everyone to shop locally and buy American goods, framing the effort as a national recovery campaign and a rallying cry for national spending.
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