Roosevelt Pledges New Deal To Rally Foes And Friends
President Roosevelt in a radio address pledged a broader new deal and attacked die-hards while urging continuation of the brain trust. He argued substantial gains in wages employment farm prices and consumer power and promised protection against price gouging and unearned wealth as the nation moves toward the fall elections. He defended practical policy over theoretical alarms and outlined plans for housing land and social insurance while warning against radical labels.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Thomases
NRA
Johnson stands by ruling taking blue eagle from Harriman Mills
Vice President Hugh Johnson says he will stand by his decision to remove the blue eagle from Harriman Hosiery Mills despite Attorney General Cummings finding insufficient evidence for prosecution. NRA counsel Ronald Richberg and Harriman administrators George Berry and A. R. Glancy were present as officials prepare to release new wage and hour data.
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Hugh
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Harriman Hosiery Mills
Cummings
Ronald Richberg
NRA
Harriman Mills
George L. Berry
A. R. Glancy
Harriman
America Moves to Increase Air Power of Forces
Washington reports the United States awarded a $3,195,450 contract to the Glenn L. Martin Company for homing planes and $1,705,733 to Wright Aeronautical Corporation for 280 airplane engines. The war department aims to add about 1,000 new planes in line with Army Air Corps plans.
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America
Washington
United States
Glenn L. Martin Company
Baltimore
Wright Aeronaautical Corporation
Patterson
N. J
War Department
Army Air Corps
Pathologists to probe if Zaroagha truly 160 years old
Istanbul doctors plan an autopsy on Zaroagha Turkeys Methuselah who died at last amid boasts of immortality. Pathologists seek scientific evidence on his age. consent came from his elderly daughter Gullu Hanoum after a two month illness in a children’s hospital.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Zaroagha
Methuselah
Aghan
Agha
Gullu Hanoum
Children’s Hospital
Broadway
Execution Stayed Over Murder Plot Claim in Albany Case
The scheduled execution of Mrs Anna Antonio of Albany was postponed at Sing Sing after one condemned man claimed she was not involved in the murder plot. The delay lasts at least one day as the court reviews the new statement.
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Anna Antonio
Albany
Sing Sing
United States protests German debt moratorium over 1.5 billion
Secretary of State Hull delivered a formal note to Germany objecting to the moratorium on external debts totaling 1.5 billion dollars. The démarche cited German policies as the cause of global opposition and suggested policy changes could boost Germany’s payment capacity. Observers noted the note also touched on anti Jewish measures and broader trade tensions.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Reich
Hull
D'Affargs
Heat Wave Deaths Rise Across Midwest With Iowa Hard Hit
The heat wave caused over a score of deaths across the continent with Iowa hardest hit reporting six fatalities. Temperatures peaked at Waterloo Iowa 107 while Mattoon Illinois tied an all time 112 degree mark. Nebraska and other states reported deaths prostrations drownings and heat related losses along with crop and livestock damage.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Atlantic Seaboard
Iowa
Wih
Waterloo
Nebraska
Mlinois
Maryland
Michigan
Ohio
Western Pennsylvania
Indiana
Matton
Tfl
Chicago
Mercury
Berlin Warns Boycott of German Goods Risks Economy
Berlin officials voiced that a boycott would push Germany toward total economic independence while studying a United States note criticizing the debt moratorium and Nazi policies. Rudolph Hess told a chambers abroad that foreign boycotts hurt recipient countries and warned against Jewish influence in such actions.
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Berlin
United States
Hull
Rudolph Hess
Two Armed Men Hold Up Payroll at Osawatomie
Two armed men robbed the Missouri Pacific payroll transfer at Osawatomie Kansas during its move from the railroad station to the post office. They escaped with between 325000 and 30000 dollars.
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Osawatomie, Kas
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Whitley Construction Refuses Comment on NRA Blue Eagle Order
John Whitley head of the Whitley Construction Company wires to the Associated Press that he has no statement to make regarding Washington orders to return the blue eagle insignia to the La Grange postmaster for paying wages below the NRA scale.
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Atlanta
John Whitley
Whitley Construction Company
Associated Press
Washington
la Grange
Talmadge Plans Defense of Aides in Federal Court
Atlanta reports Governor Eugene Talmadge intends to defend his appointed public service commission and aides facing contempt for following his orders. He refused a July subpoena to appear as witness, saying no court can compel his attendance. He said he may appear as counsel for the commission if state affairs permit.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
United States
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Talmadge
State Public Service Commission
Public Service Commission
Adamowicz brothers take off from Harbor Grace toward Warsaw
Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz, aviation’s adventurous brothers, departed Harbor Grace Newfoundland at 6 26 a m bound for Warsaw Poland. They flew a big red white and blue monoplane named Warsaw after a 9 hour 40 minute hop from Floyd Bennett Field Brooklyn New York accompanied by Holger Harms their instructor.
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Joe
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Warsaw
Poland
Associated Press
Benjamin and
Joseph Adamowicz
N. F
Mld
Joseph Adamowiegz
Aviation
Floyd Bennett Field
Holger Harms
Copenhagen
Liberty
St. John's
Wairus
New York
Hoiris
Floyd Bennett
Milwaukee strike threat looms as walkout urged
Milwaukee, June 29. A general strike may be called by the Milwaukee Federated Trade Council if the Electric Company strike is not settled by 2 p m today. Police and labor leaders report rumors of a power plant walkout at 6 p m CST and a dynamited pole car line near Vernon Center. One man, Eugene Domagalaski, 24, died after a raid on the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company, amid escalating violence and conciliator efforts by Rev. Francis J. Haas of the National Labor Board.
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Milwaukee
Wis
GPA
Milwaukee Federated Trade Council
Electric Company
Sey
Vernon Center
Here
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Milwaukee Electric Railway Company
Francs J. Haas
Washington
National Labor Board
Reigw
Eugene Domagalski
Adams fires six State Department workers in dispute
Atlanta dated report says Commissioner Adams discharged six employees from the State Department including State Chemist Reynolds Clark and Casnier Campbell. Also cut salaries and removed several Talmadge adherents amid a broader purge of eight in the past month.
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ADAMS
State Department
Ganization
C. Adams
Tom Adair
T. E. Neely
D. E. Woods
Carl Wright
Talmadge Administration
Clarke
J. Yoomans
Talmadge
J.F. Greer
State Bureau of Markets
Nellie Ellison
Bureau of Markets
Copeland Named Receiver For Judge Luke Appointed in Fraud Petition
J B Copeland of Valdosta has been named receiver for Judge Roscoe Luke of Thomasville after creditors alleging intent to defraud filed a petition in federal court. The petition cites a $100000 transfer to Luke and the estate of A M Watson as principal creditor.
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Watson Estate
Macon
J. B. Copeland
Valdosta
Joscoe Luke
Thomasville
State Court of Appeals
Bascom S.deaver
Luke
A. M. Watson
K. E. Wilcox
First National Bank
Citizens and Southern Bank of Atlanta
Court of Appeals
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Wilcox
Roscoe Luke
Bascom S. Deaver
United States District Court
R. B. Russell, Jr
Weather forecast by region for the Southeast
Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions for South Carolina tonight and Saturday with scattered thundershowers in the extreme northwest on Saturday afternoon. Georgia is generally fair tonight and Saturday with scattered thundershowers. Florida is partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered thundershowers Saturday after noon.
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Georgia
Florida
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