Two Marines Held in Slaying of Georgia Salesman
Norfolk police report two Marines Wallace I. Miller 18 and Lawrence H. King were questioned and admitted killing F T Jennings 49 of Georgia in a downtown Norfolk hotel room July 24. Jennings was beaten with beer bottles. prints on bottle fragments matched Miller and King, aiding local and federal probes.
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Norfolk
John F. Wood
Wallace I. Miller
Lawrence H. King
F. T. Jennings
Soa, Ga
Rarpn Wood
Ranger
Miller
King
Johnson City
Tenn
Columbia
Miss
Leon Nowitzky
Jennings
Woods
A. G. McFall
Washington
South Carolina
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Canine Corps
Miller and King
Norfolk Navy Yard
Georgia relief rolls exceed August quota in Georgia
Atlanta reports Georgia relief rolls are 2480 above the August quota. WPA officials debate how to reduce the excess, with plans possibly to shut down projects or transfer workers to federal agencies under Parks, Forest Service and Army programs.
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Georgia
Atlanta
WPA
Gay B. Shepperson
Washington
F.C. Harrington
Congress
Augusta
National Parks Service
U. S. Forest Service
Army
Skinner
Hepperson
Harrington
Poland Keeps Close Watch Over Danzig
The Associated Press reports rising Yugoslav discord and Polish vigilance over Danzig as Europe seeks peace. Machek pushes for a United States of Yugoslavia while Poland tightens controls on Danzig trade and roots out German influence. Britain signals readiness during parliamentary recess amid Chamberlain’s cautious peace outlook.
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Associated Press
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Danzig
Europe
Vladko Machek
Machek
Dragisha Cvetkovich
Kupimec
Croatia
Macedonia
Montenegro
Serbia
Free City
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Budapest
Tisza
Jesco
Pecso
Vastern Hungary
Bucharest
Hungary
Chamberlain
Britain
House of Columons
Adolf Hitler
Adjourment Prospects Fading In Congress Debates Lending Bill
Congress presses the administration lending program with a Senate bill of 1.615 billion dollars and House action routing toward adjournment. Leaders indicate Wednesday as a new target while housing measures face delays and potential next-session shelving.
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Washington
House
Senate
Majority
Barkley
Congress
Bankhead
William B. Ardery
Roosevelt
Chamber
United States Housing Authority
Capitol Hill
Export-Import Bank
Byrd
D-Va
RFC
Tobacco growers back plan for conference in push for higher prices
Georgia bright leaf tobacco growers hailed a proposed conference of buyers and producers to seek better prices for this year's crop. At 15 Georgia markets last week 27,024,786 pounds sold for 3,985.57 dollars averaging 14.75 cents. Governor Maybank pledged cooperation with Georgia and other states to tackle sagging prices.
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Washington
Virginia
Florida
Lonyer Producer Conference
Agricultural Adjustment
George
D-Ga
Senate
Agriculture
C Elson
Nashville
Bparmers
Atlanta
J. D. Hivera
Ohio
Vernor Rivers
Tobacctu
Burnet Maybank
South Carolina
Kentucky
Tennessee
Florias
North Carolina
Commissioners of Agriculture
Columbus Roberts
Maybank
Croatian Leader Nears Break With Yugoslavia
Croatian leader Machek declares Croatia will secede Iran Yatoulevia if autonomy demands are not met. He cites Belgrade interference and compares crisis to Czecho-Slovakia, urging a united state of Croatia Montenegro and Serbia to avoid collapse.
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Vutuslavia
Charking Uwiat
Belgrade
Viegka Machoh
Crotia
Iran
Yatoulevia
Maeheb
Yugolavia
Germany
Yugoslavia
Austria
Machek
Yugouslavia
Yigoslavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Munchek
Dragivia Cvetkovich
Ita
Croatia
Machek Bramea
Belgrads
Plutucrats Ane
Kingdom of the Serbs
Serbia
Suice
Ace Slovikja
Coit Wialioalla
Bosnia
Austro-Hut Cary
Yue
Slavia
Tay
Phrate Mather
Crutia
Monttenesro
Georgia Republicans weigh bid for state ticket in 1940
In a rare move the Georgia Republican Party explores running a state ticket in 1940 challenging Democrats. Leaders discuss primary tests, delegates to the national convention, and potential impact on the General Assembly race amid evolving party dynamics.
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Tt Publicais
G. O
Strikes and unrest spread across states as worker protests surge
The Associated Press reports rising wage demands trigger strikes and street clashes in multiple states. Police establish riot lines as thousands of union workers from CIO-UAW and related groups circulate near plants from Cleveland to Barre, Massachusetts, and New York. Some 5,000 to 6,000 are involved, with injuries reported and negotiations ongoing amid broader labor tensions.
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Associated Press
Ics
Cleveland
Farve
Mass
Atlantic Seaboard
Horace T. Canill
Barre Wool Company
Ctt
Weather outlook for Southeast states
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday across South Carolina Georgia and Florida with scattered showers in southwest regions and unsettled conditions. Alabama sees partly cloudy nights and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers in central and southern areas and light to moderate southwest and south coastal winds.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
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