Tear gas bombing suspect arrested in New York case
Eugene S. Daniell Jr of Somerville Massachusetts is arrested in New York on charges for placing tear gas bombs that closed the stock exchange. He admits planting a package on Boston Mayor Curley’s steps as a publicity stunt for his movement.
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Boston
New York
Eugene S. Daniell, Jr
Somerville
Mass
New York Stock Exchange
Daniels
Stock Exchange
Exchange
John A. Lyons
James M. Curley
Daniell
Inspector Lyons
Daniel
Curley
101St Field Artillery
Eugene S. Daniell
Portsmouth
N. H
Time to learn from losses and unite for the future
A civic club review of the past decade in Thomasville highlights losses and their tangible impact on the community. Readers are urged to digest the lessons, unite, protest minimal losses, and recover with a hopeful, collective effort for the next decade.
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Thomasville
Attempt to Pierce Stratosphere Ends Abruptly in Chicago
Lieutenant Commander T G W Settle attempted a record ascent with the giant Century of Progress balloon rising to about 5000 feet before a leaky top valve caused an uncontrolled descent. The craft landed in Chicago Burlington and Quincy yards at 14th and Canal streets, with only a dent in the gondola and no serious injuries. Settle, his wife nearby, praised the mild damage and indicated readiness for another test.
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Chicago
T. G. W. Settle
Soldier Field
Settle
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad
14Th and
Canal Streets
Roosevelt Approves Joint Declaration for Industrial Peace
President Roosevelt approves a seven member panel to administer the national peace effort in a bid to curb strikes and lockouts amid the recovery program. The advisory board includes William Green and John L. Lewis among others from labor and industry. A moratorium on industrial disputes follows, with a three member coal mine board resolving bituminous mine conflicts as the recovery codes take effect.
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Roosevelt
Industry
F. M. Stephenson
Hyde Park
N. Y
Wagner UD
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Leo Wolman
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Walter C. Eagle
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Gerard Swope
General Electric Co
Louis Kirstein
Boston
White House
Industrial Recovery Administration
Huber
Samuel Gompers
Recovery Administration
Advanand
Hugh S. Johnson
Hugh Johnson
NRA advisory boards urge peace between capital and labor
Washington, Aug 5. The NRA industrial and labor advisory boards issue a joint appeal for industrial peace. They cite cooperation under codes and the reemployment agreement to curb unemployment and raise purchasing power, urging management and labor to avoid strikes and keep harmony until codes are adopted. They recommend a national board to arbitrate differences and ensure fair application of the reemployment plan.
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N. R. A. Industrial and Labor Advisory Board
Capital
LABOR
U. S
Washington
NRA Industrial and Labor Advisory Boards
Industrial and Labor Advisory Boards
National Recovery Administration
Highway Division Cuts Might Eliminate 600 Jobs
Atlanta reports say the state highway board weighs reducing divisions from six to three and abolishing the maintenance division, shifting upkeep to counties. Over 600 workers could lose jobs and $800000 to $1000000 in road machinery might be disposed of if approved.
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Atlanta
State Highway Department
State Highway Board
J. J. Maugham
The
Highway Board
Cartersville
Gaimesville
Thomaston
Louisville
Moultrie
Waycross
Elberton
New State Highway Board
J. J. Mangham
Provisions Against Unfair Competition In Retail Code
Tentative retail code provisions to curb unfair competition will be heard starting August 15 under the National Recovery Administration. Wage and hour rules for retail trades were approved temporarily by administrator Hugh S Johnson. The trade practice section prohibits selling below delivered cost plus ten percent except for bona fide clearances and certain perishable goods. Advertising that misrepresents merchandise or services is also restricted.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
Hull declares no resignation planned from post
Cordell Hull, returning from London, asserts he has no intention of resigning now or hereafter. He says the World Economic Conference remains alive with a viable program and will press forward during the recess, despite reports predicting his departure.
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Cordell Hull
Ginli
London
Roosevelt
Harding
Wakken
White House
Hull
Talmadge Seeks U S Secretary of Agriculture
Atlanta reports Governor Eugene Talmadge expressed a desire to serve as United States secretary of agriculture during a cotton control conference where Secretary Henry Wallace spoke. He recalled fond memories as agriculture commissioner and told Wallace, If you ever quit, let me know, I’d like to have it.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
United States
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Washington
Talmadge
Vinson Pledges Aid to Obtain Georgia Road Funds
Atlanta Aug. 54 Representative Carl Vinson of Georgia said he promised J. J. Mangham of the state highway board full cooperation to release $10,000,000 in federal road funds held up during a board shakeup. He said the money is needed for road building and employment and noted further discussions on district road affairs.
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Atlanta
Carl Vinson
Georgia
J. J. Mangham
State Highway Board
Talmadege
Vinson
Mangham
Tobacco Growers Urge Governor to Close Georgia Markets
In Valdosta Georgia a mass meeting of tobacco growers urged Governor Talmadge to close all state markets until federal relief is available They also asked growers to withhold tobacco from sales floors pending relief assessments A committee led by Rivers of Salot will visit Atlanta and Washington to press President Roosevelt and federal authorities for aid The move targets prices seen as below exchange parity under the agricultural adjustment act
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Valdoste
Georgia
Talmadge
Atlanta
Washington
Tooseyvelt
Ed Rivers
Salot
WW. Webb
Hahira
Jo S. Jones
Odel
Ehu. Tanner
Douglas
M. B. Holderby
A. J Stockland
J. J MetCracken
Valdosta
Storm damages hit Rio Grande Valley crops and homes
Brownsville reports an 80 mph hurricane causing major damage to citrus and cotton crops from Brownsville to Merced es. Battered structures include a hotel roof and hangars at the flying field. Seventeen people stranded on Brazos Island were later rescued.
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Brownsville
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
United States-Mexico
Brazos Island
Group 9
Valley Citrus Fruit Growers Exchange
Meredes
Mercedes
Point Isabel
Here
Flying Field
Piza
Twitty predicts strong Georgia hunting season this fall
Georgia game chief Peter S. Twitty said prospects for a good hunting season are strong as licenses go on sale for the opening dove season September 1. He noted favorable breeding, a healthy carryover of game, and lower hunting activity last year.
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Twitty
Bert R. Rife
Butler
Hunter
Henry Wallace Praises Southern Cotton Growers and Talks Tobacco
Atlanta Aug 5 United States Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace praised southern cotton farmers for the cotton reduction program and suggested tobacco growers consider a production reduction agreement. He noted the Agriculture Department would aid but not force farm groups and discussed processing taxes and licensing as potential tools. He also spoke on the pecan and dairy industries and mentioned a pending milk agreement in Chicago.
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Atlanta
Henry Wallace
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Eugene Talmadge
Wallace
Cummings
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Washington
South Georgia
Agricultural Administration
Chicago
Georga
Weather Outlook for South Atlantic Next Week
Weather outlook begins Monday in the South Atlantic states with showers early week. Interior areas face frequent local thundershowers mid to late week. Temperatures are moderate to start, rising to near normal or above normal in the latter half.
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South Atlantic States
Weather forecast for Southeastern States
South Carolina shows partly cloudy skies with probable showers tonight and Sunday and a slight rise in temperatures in the northwest Sunday. Georgia expects showers Sunday and tonight in the extreme south. Florida is partly cloudy with local showers possible in central and north areas tonight and Sunday. Alabama remains partly cloudy to cloudy with probable coastal showers Sunday. Northwest Florida will have partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with local thunder showers.
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South Carolina
South
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
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the Stock Exchange
Manney Strewl
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Albany
Associated Press
Highway Commission
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RICH
Peter S. Twitty
Wners
North Georgia
Dixie Farmers
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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