Playboy linked to death plot as Rogers jailed in Hoey case
Westchester Pennsylvania September 13 Associated Press Rogers sobbed for a gun to kill himself after Evelyn Hoey was found dead at the Rogers farm. Kelly, a guest, is jailed as officials weigh murder charges and bail is set at 2500 dollars each. Authorities fear Rogers may attempt suicide and secure his release tomorrow could hinge on bail.
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Federal funds approved for Alaska road and Nome building
The President approves 225000 for the Alaska Road Commission to surface ten miles in Matanuska Valley and finish the Anchorage Matanuska Road to ease supplies to the colony. A Federal Building in Nome is approved, with Treasury to tabulate space needs before architects begin design work.
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Public Works Administration
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Nome
Treasury Department
Lehrdahl Missing After Air Patrol Near Dawson Sector
Fairbanks reports indicate Hermann Lehrdahl, airman with Lehrdahl Flying Service, did not report last night while searching for overdue pilot Art Hines and his party. Weather conditions hindered communication as the Dawson sector search continues.
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Herman Lehrdahl
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Laura Ingalls Sets A Women's Transcontinental Flight Record
Laura Ingalls lands at Floyd Bennet Airport in New York at 10 34 p m EST beating Amelia Earhart s West to East record by a wide margin The elapsed time is 13 hours 4 minutes 5 seconds far under Earhart s 17 7 30 The flight began in Los Angeles on Thursday morning.
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Laura Ingall
Floyd Bennet
Amelia Earhart
Miss Ingalls
Miss Earhart
Fight Over Long's Dictatorship Begins After Huey Long Death
Baton Rouge reporters note leaderless Long loyalists maneuver after Huey Long's burial as factions vie for control. Critics claim Langism endures while Governor Allen denounces plots linking to Long's death. Inquest into Dr. Weiss's death resumes next Monday.
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Weiss
United States Clarifies Peace Stand Over Kellogg Pact
Secretary Hull stated the United States urges Italy and Ethiopia to honor the Paris Pact and pursue pacific resolutions. Officials stressed it was not a formal invocation but carries moral weight behind worldwide peace efforts. The administration highlighted prior steps toward a peaceful Africa settlement and oil concession considerations.
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Italy
Ethiopia
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Roosevelt
France vacillates on Ethiopia crisis amid League suspense
Paris signals support for League covenant and sanctions but French officials say measures may be economic not military if Italy acts against Ethiopia. Laval urges enforcement at Geneva as Italy moves troops toward East Africa. Britain tightens Suez naval posture. Greece protests Italian ships in its waters. Emperor Selassie mobilizes gov ernment staff.
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Britain
League
Marine Contracts Headed for Negotiations
In San Francisco on September 13 three maritime unions pressed for higher wages and better conditions while awaiting replies from ship operators to convene talks to draft a new agreement to replace the expiring contract. Operators and Pacific American Shipowners Association said negotiations could not start until the five vessels tied up in coast ports due to labor disputes were freed. The unions argued the tieup is a labor relations board matter unrelated to drafting a new contract.
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Ies
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Becau
Labor Relations Board
Letter Addressed Marine Unions By Ship Companies
San Francisco dispatch notes Pacific Coast shipping firms prepared a letter addressed to marine unions, outlining positions and requests as labor and company negotiations unfold along the waterfront.
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Pacific Coast Shipping Companies
Convicts Request Sterilization Fear Children's Sakes
District Attorney Matthew Byrndy announced contempt of court charges against U S Collector John W Lewis and Supervisor Andrew Gallagher to be filed tomorrow for refusing to testify before the grand jury about police payoff grafts. Robert Linwaln Lewis was restricted by federal superiors from giving city officials information used to collect $110 000 in taxes and fines from a retired officer who had amassed a fortune from graft.
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U.S
Tiderpal
John W. Lewis
Andrew Gallagher
Brady
Robert Linwaln Lewis
Internal Revenue Department
Lewis
Seamen Union Talks Target Ship Release Over Pacific Coast Strikes
A letter to the International Seamen's Union and other marine labor groups reiterates willingness to meet seamen representatives to discuss mutual issues. Ship owners press for the first meeting to secure release of five ships tied up on the Pacific Coast due to union strikes.
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