Roosevelt plan united support for Cuban return to order
Representative Fish assured President Roosevelt of united Republican support for any action deemed necessary to restore order in Cuba. He urged Machado's resignation and predicted recognition withdrawal and an arms embargo, with possible tariff reductions on Cuban imports. The talk came at Hyde Park as Roosevelt weighs the next moves.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Fish
New York
Foreign Affairs Committee
United Support
Cuba
Island Republic
Machado
New Yorker
Ambassador Welles
Recovery Act scrutiny in Thomasville column warns of strict enforcement
The writer argues there will be zero tolerance for violations of the Recovery Act in Thomasville, warning stores and plants to properly pay and schedule workers. He calls the act the most serious legislation and predicts an administrative push, probes and potential removal of the Blue Eagle emblem. He urges adherence "four square and without reservations."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Johnson
Patient and Proven Diplomat Sumner Welles Named Cuban Ambassador
Sumner Welles, a patient Latin America specialist, becomes ambassador to Cuba. The 40 year old diplomat cites mutual reciprocal trade as easing Cuban and American suffering. Welles has prior roles in the State Department, including Latin American division chief, Buenos Aires secretary, and mediator in Santo Domingo Honduras Nicaragua.
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Cuba
Melvin B. Coleman
Associated Press
Latin America
Sumner Welles
Havana
Maryland
Republic
Machido
Welles
Durban
Roosevelt
State Department
Hughes
Buenos Aires
Santo Domingo
Honduas
Nicaragua
Honduran
Carolina Tobacco Markets Open With Steady Bids Across South
Tobacco auctions in the Carolinas and border belts opened with average bids around 11 to 13 dollars per hundred. Opening sales were broadly light to moderate with poorer grades rising 25 to 100 percent, while top grades showed little bid improvement. R W McFarland of Lumberton called Lumberton’s opening the most satisfactory in years.
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Florence
D. C
South Carolina
Border Belts
R. W. McFarland
Gales
Lumberton
Lumberton tobacco market opens with mixed bids
In Lumberton North Carolina on August 10 early sales on the tobacco market averaged 13.48 cents per pound across one row. The general first day average is expected between 13 and 14 cents with about a quarter of a million pounds in the six warehouses. Prices for poorer grades ran higher than a year ago and farmers reported general satisfaction.
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Lumberton
N. C
PhD
R. W. McFarland
Parker Captures Piney Woods Title In Final Match
Tallahassee golfer Robert Parker defeated George Converse of Valdosta 5 and 4 to win the Piney Woods Championship at Glen Arven Country Club. Parker led the final 36 hole battle, overcoming a late stumble by Converse and clinching the title in the afternoon rounds.
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Robert Parker
Tallahassee
Piney Woods
George Converse
Valdosta
Gin Arven
Parker
Tallahasgen
Fla
Wen Arven
Scotie
Beverly
Thomasville
Wis
Georeke Converse
Valdas
Converse
Soadine
T. Watt
Stagne
Th Parker Im
Ana Abtaa
Daugherty Meckes
Campbell
Lele
J. S. Mason
Glen Arven
Robert Cault, Jr
Cantey Pace
Joe Nelson
Jacksonville
Government reorganization cuts 900 jobs and delays many
President's plan takes effect affecting about 10,000 workers with 900 in search of new jobs. Transfers merge the prohibition bureau into the justice department and combine investigations, naturalization, shipping, and merchant fleets under commerce. Officials expect long term savings and plan further changes by December 31.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department
Division of Investigatios
Bureaus of Investigation and Naturalization
Labor Department
United States ‘Shipping Board
Merchantleet Corporation
Commerce Department
Roper
National Capital
Two Arrests in Kansas Municipal Bond Scandal
Topeka August 10 two arrests have been made in the Kansas municipal bond scandal with at least 658000 dollars in spurious bonds found and three state banks closed in the fallout.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kas
Wilson named minister to Yugoslavia by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt appoints Charles S. Wilson of Maine as minister to Yugoslavia. Announcement was made at the White House.
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Wilson
Jugoslavia
U.S
Washington
Roosevelt
Charles S. Wilson
Maine
Yugoslavia
White House
Private utilities to fall under recovery act rules, says NRA
In Baltimore tonight President Johnson drafts remarks while awaiting retailer and grocer replies to wage terms. The NRA argues privately owned utilities nationwide must be covered by the reemployment program, amid hearings on codes for coal and other industries. New Hampshire officials dispute coverage, but Wilson clarifies misunderstandings about state utility status under the act.
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Washington, Ave
Recovery Administration
Higk S. Johnson
Baltimore
NRA
TL. G. Wilson
New Hampshire
New Hampshire Public Service Commission
Wilson
Blonde Gun Woman and Companion Confess Murder
Chicago police arrested Eleanor Jarman and George Kennedy claiming a confession that Kennedy shot Gustave Hoeh a 71 year old during a holdup. They were seized in a rooming house where four revolvers and a blackjack were found. Witnesses described Jarman as blonde and detectives planned to question her about hair dye.
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Chicago
Gustave Hoeh
Eleanor Jarman
George Kennedy
Georgia papers adopt code under national recovery act
Georgia newspapers sign a temporary code for state publishers under the national recovery act. Five Georgia dailies join the effort with no weeklies. ceremony notes list editors and committee members from multiple cities including Albany, Waycross, Tifton, Cordele, and LaGrange.
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Georgia
Hapeville
Courtland Gilbert
Georgia Press Association
Creorgia
NEA
Chicago
Milton Fleetwood
Eftect
The
H. W. Nevin
Dalton Citizen
H. T. McIntosh
Albany Herald
Waycross Journal-Herald
Tifton Gazette
Cordele Dispatch
LaGrange Daily News
Creer- Sia
John G. Herring
Otis A. Brumby
Cobb County Times
Marietti
Alberto S. Hardy
Sm. Gainesville News
NRA chief to decide on publishers code tomorrow
Washington reports Hugh S. Johnson NRA administrator will announce whether the code from the American Newspaper Publishers Association is acceptable. Johnson has studied the proposed code personally and will meet tomorrow with publishers led by Howard Davis of New York to discuss it.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Johnson
Howard Davis
New York
Columbus papers adopt new code effective August
Columbus Ledger and Columbus Inquirer announce acceptance of a unified press code. The publishers will abide by the final code once approved, with the change taking effect August 14.
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Columbus
Columbus, Ga
The
Columbus Ledger
E.inquirer
Augusta Herald Accepts Newspaper Code To NIRA
Augusta Georgia August 10 The Augusta Herald reports it has accepted the newspaper code as submitted by the American Newspaper Publishers Association and other paper organizations to the National Industrial Recovery Administration in Washington.
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Augusta
Augusta Herald
American Newspapers Publishers’ Asociation
National Industrial Recovery Administration
Washington
NRA code adopted in Savannah press offices
The Savannah Morning News and Hyening Press accepted the NRA code as filed in Washington by national associations. The code becomes effective immediately as part of the president's recovery program. The blue eagle symbol appeared over the News-Press building at noon.
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Savannah
Savannah Morning News and Hyening Press Today
Washington
American Newspapers’ Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
The
Southern Publishers Association
Blue Eagle
News-Press
Harmony in Industry Drives National Recovery Board Actions
The national recovery administration sought harmony in industry by settling labor disputes. After a Grindstone coal strike success, officials faced disputes in Reading gas factory and Pottsville shirt mill. Open shop policy arguments continued with John N Lewis presenting labor’s view.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
Grindstone
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
Reading
Leo Wolman
Bar Board
Pottsville
Hugh S. Johnson
John N. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Perseids to light up skies this week over Philadelphia
The annual Perseid meteor shower peaks tonight and for the next two nights with greatest activity between midnight Friday and dawn Saturday. Watch toward the northeast before midnight and count meteors for an hour starting at any time. mail results to Dr. Charles Olivier at Flowers Observatory in Upper Darby.
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Philadelphia
Ave
St. Lawrence
Charles Olivier
Flowers Observatory
Upper Darby
Penna
Adams at Capital Seeks Higher Tobacco Prices
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture Adams met with J B Hutson acting chief of the farm adjustment administration tobacco section in Washington to press for higher prices for Georgia flue cured tobacco. He noted producer dissatisfaction and alleged buyer collusion with Georgia prices averaging 13 cents per pound, urging immediate action. Adams expected to meet other state officials during his stay and would press for a concrete program from farm administration.
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Washington
Adams
Georgia
J B. Hutson
Farm Adjustment Administration
Ceorgia
Talmadge
Hutson
Farms
Chicago judges impose heavy penalties in crime drive
Chicago criminal court judges faced threats from an unsigned writer claiming to shoot judges. In response, Judge Joseph B. David delivered maximum sentences up to life imprisonment as part of a ten day drive to clear the docket and send a strong warning to offenders.
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Chicago
Chiago
Criminal Court
Putoguimmen
Tee
Joseph B. David
Robbe
Loews Declares Quarterly Dividend of 25 Cents
Loews Inc. announced a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents on the common stock payable September 30 to shareholders of record September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loews Inc
Withdrawal of Machado Sparks Cuban Mediation Push
Havana reports the United States mediated peace formula calls for Machado to resign in favor of a president approved by all parties. A state of war existed as military forces controlled the island and food shortages worsened. The US ambassador aided talks with Machado supporters and opposition while Congress convened to hear Ferrara and seek compromise.
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Havana
Machado
Cuba
National Executive Committee
Libel Paarty
Orestes Ferrara
United States
Summer Welles
Mediatura
Ferrara
House of Representatives
Sertha Skirving
Luciano Lopes Ferrer
Weather Summary for Southeast States
Weather outlook shows fair tonight in South Carolina and Florida with Friday partly cloudy conditions and possible local showers in northwest portions. Georgia and Alabama expect partly cloudy skies with local showers or thundershowers on Friday, coastal Florida also seeing local thundershowers Friday.
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Wrather
South Carolina
Northwest
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
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Helo
William R. Delenski
Atlanta
San Antonio
Tex
John J. Ottley
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National Recover
Ohnson
Inukai
America
Tokyo
Horishi Yamagishi
Suyoshi Inukai
Yamagishi
Yokosuka Naval Base
Japan
Orient
London
Britain
Gen. Johnson
Savannah Morning News
Henry FL Sanhern
Long Island
U. S
Liberal Party
L’errora
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