Green Advocates Replace NRA to Aid Workers
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged a national drive to regulate work hours and boost purchasing power. In a Labor Day address in Knoxville he said progress was made under the NRA until halted by the Supreme Court and called for new approaches.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
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NRA
Supreme Court
Naughty Baby Prods Policy Change Amid Health Worries
In SEADN Kansas on Sept 7 a health officer warned of regulation hours and urged halting visits to treat groups. The aim is to expand production of a baby to provide life comforts, but nicotine poisoning attacks on the child were reported while attempting to scale up goods for lower income families.
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Associated Press
Seadn
Kansas
Mrs. Markham Lands in New York After Atlas Flight
Mrs Beryl Markham arrived in New York Sunday aboard an aid airplane following a crash during landing. She had completed the first solo East to West crossing of the Atlantic by a woman pilot, a historic aviator feat.
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Associated Press
New York
Beryl Markham
Atlantic Ocean
Roosevelt urges private industry absorb drought relief workers
President Roosevelt in a radio address after a five thousand mile West tour proposed two and a half million dollars to place relief workers in private industry. He urged employers to use federal and state employment services and outlined plans to intensify job searches for registered workers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Fon
Ployment Service
Corrine Trades Apple for Football in Texas Centennial Show
In Dallas Corrine dressed with an apple costume will swap it for a football for a special showcase. The event features professional and amateur teams hosting a football game as part of the Texas Centennial festivities.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Corrine
Shuller Seeks Divorce Over Honeymoon Curfew
In Los Angeles on September 7 Metta Nadine Shuller 18 wife of Jack Shuler 18 testified in a divorce case that her father in law known as Bob Shuler forced her husband to return from their honeymoon by 10 PM each night. She seeks a divorce citing this control and diminished marital happiness.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Metta Nadine Shuller
Jack Shuler
Bob” Shuler
American Legion Passes Resolutions in Juneau
The American Legion convention in Juneau passed multiple resolutions. They endorsed Social Security and more hospitalization in the Bureau of Indian Affairs, urged tuberculosis checks, supported naval bases in Alaska, allotment of 160 acres to former soldiers, rescinding motor vehicle tax on Richardson Highway freight hauls, and establishing Alaska to state air routes.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alaska
Richardson Highway
Cordova Fishermen Seek Seal Reduction to Save Salmon Industry
Cordova chamber of commerce plans to ask the house fisheries committee to increase the territorial hair seal bounty and aid the salmon industry. They cite 30,000 dollars appropriated for bounty funds and note extensive seal hunts, urging action amid widespread seal predation along the coast from Point Martin to Cape Suckley.
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Cordova Chamber of Commerce
House Fisheries Committee
Alaska
Lew Smith
Matanuska
Congress
Bering River
Point Martin
Cape Suckley
Young GOP Leaders Set to Hear Lindon in Topeka
Topeka Kansas September 7 a national conference of young Republican leaders will convene September 1 in Topeka to hear an address by Governor Alf M Lindon the Republican presidential nominee in a bid to energize youth support ahead of the campaign.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Alf M. Lindon
Copper River fishing district reports damaged salmon by seals
Fishermen in the Copper River district complain that many salmon are mutilated by seals and numerous fish delivered to canneries are partly eaten before capture. A delegation of maritime and fisheries officials will be shown the sea doctor lone in a broad demonstration.
Navy Considers 16 Inch Guns for New Warships
Admiral Standley indicated 16 inch guns could be used on future U S battleships depending on final design decisions. He said the United States favored 16 inch guns for their advantages over 14 inch weapons, while noting the London treaty limits and other powers' actions.
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William H. Standely
Sec
Japan
United States
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