Conference Talk Signals Continued Franco Italian Ties
Reports indicate subtle pressure from Mussolini toward Spain and a possible motive to strengthen Italian leverage before a planned Hitler meeting. British diplomats weigh whether Italy seeks hardening in the Anglo French camp or to secure gains in the Mediterranean alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Italy
France
Britain
Aine
Musani
Adolf Hitler
Lon
Kini
Itain
Incollor
Hitler
Rome
Berlin
Italers
Paris
Mediterranean
Rontier
Francisco Franco
Neh
Breat
Malaga
San Sebastian
War talks under nine power treaty on Sino Japanese conflict
The United States and other nine power treaty signatories exchange information on Sino Japanese hostilities while awaiting Tokyo's reply to a protest over Japan bombing large Chinese cities. No move to formally invoke the treaty is yet evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Tokyo
Japan
Far East
Atch
Penhardt's Attorney Receives Threatening Messages
Bowling Green Ky Sept 23 three threats were sent to attorney K K Myers who was with Denhardt when the political figure was shot in Shelbyville. Myers said he was warned to come up and feared for his safety as the case against the Gearr brothers for murder proceeded.
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Bowling Green
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Den‘Hardt
Keodes
K. Myers
Denhardt
Shelbyville
Jack
Roy
Gearr
Myers
Britain Seeks U S Role in Far East Peace Move
Britain weighs bringing the United States into a coordinated effort to halt the Sino Japanese war by invoking the Washington Pact to protect China's integrity. The U S criticizes Japan for bombing Chinese cities and warns of consequences for Americans affected by Japanese military actions. Geneva circles expect a possible nine power consultative approach under the 1922 Washington treaty as tensions mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
U. S
Associated Press
China
Great Britain
United States
Japan
State Department
Washington
Tokyo
Nanking
Far East
Geneva
League of Nations
France
Italy
Netherlands
Portugal
Belgium
Leader of Russia's White Army Vanishes After Rendezvous
Paris reports Eugene de Miller, head of the White Army in exile, disappeared after a planned meeting with General Skobline and a supposed German military attache. Police traced a note left by de Miller and searched for both de Miller and General Skobline amid abduction and accident theories.
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Paris
Eugene de Miller
Russia
de Miller
Paul Koussensky
Confederation of Russian War Veterans
Legion In Exile
Skobline
Stroman
Werner
Grafting Beef Bone to Heal Human Fractures Studied
Canton Georgia September conference hears a method of grafting beef bone to human bone to heal fractures. Dr H W Birdsong of Athens leads the discussion describing using a cow long bone segment grafted like plant grafting, with the beef bone eventually absorbed by patient tissue. About twenty speakers addressed technical case treatments.
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Canton
Georgia Surgical Congress
H. W. Birdsong
Athens
Mrs Malcolm Douglas Elected President Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Malcolm Douglas of Seattle Washington was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at New York on September 23. Her opponent Mrs A H Hoffman of Des Moines Iowa withdrew. Douglas succeeds Mrs Oscar W Hahn of Wayne Nebraska who was ineligible for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Malcoom Douglas
Seattle
Wash
American Legion Auxiliary
A. H. Hoffman
Des Moines
Douglas
Oscar W. Hahn
Wayne
Neb
Malcolm Douglas
Washington Superior Court
Jean
University of Washington
Donald
Keith
Benjamin F. Adams
Derry Village
N. H
Louis J. Lemstra
Clinton
Ind
Southern
Andrew H. Lane
Memphis
Tenn
Western
Beatrice Cole
Reno
New
Northwestern
Halsey D. Cory
Winnowah
Minn
Alford Blackburn
Versailles
FIDAC
Lowell F. Hobart
Cincinnati
A. W. Newth
State of
Washington
Atlantic hurricane moves north northwest far east of Miami
Jacksonville Sept 23 The weather bureau issued a 9 30 a m advisory placing the Atlantic hurricane near 26 N 54 W at 7 a m EST. The storm was 1 600 to 1 700 miles east of Miami and poses no US threat unless its course changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Weather Bureau
Canton
Miami
United States
Supreme Court selects Blackwood messenger for Justice Black
The Supreme Court chose Leon A. Smallwood, a Black Catholic, to serve as messenger to Justice Hugo L. Black. The Justice may veto the selection. A justice messenger is assigned to each Justice.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Leon A. Smallwood
Hugo L. Black
FDR Schedules Iowa City Speech On West Coast Trip
Roosevelt train en route to Seattle makes a late stop at Clinton Iowa for a rear platform address. Illinois and Nebraska party leaders discuss the alleged Ku Klux Klan ties to Hugo Black during brief Chicago talks.
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D. Harold Oliver
Roosevelt
Seattle
Clinton
Iowa
Chicago
Hugo L. Black
Illinois
Rep
Adoph J. Sabath
Sabath
West Coast
Ivy
Nebraska
Henry Horner
R. L. Cochran
Root Street
Mr. Roosevelt
Cheyenne
O’mahoney
Supreme Court
Wencover
Wyo
Casper
Schwartz
Congress
Weather Forecast For Georgia South Carolina and nearby
Georgia and South Carolina fair tonight and Friday. Florida partly cloudy with local showers Friday and on the east and extreme south coasts tonight. Alabama partly cloudy interior, coast cloudy tonight and Friday. Northwest Florida cloudy with occasional rain tonight and Friday, fresh northeast to east winds.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Georgia to Lead State Buy Georgia Goods Initiative
State officials at the capitol meeting under Governor Rivers pledged that the state will favor Georgia products when prices are equal. Purchasing agent John Lewis cited a $53 premium for Georgia sugar on 75,000 pounds to illustrate the point. Leaders urged colleges and regions to boost production, grading, and marketing of local foods and meats to grow the economy.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Capitol
Rivers
John Lewis
New York
Marion Smith
State Board of Regents
State College of Agriculture
Regents
Paul Chapman
Athens
Albany
Chapman
W. T. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
Governor Rivers
Anderson
Columbus Roberts
Il Duce's Son Reaches New York Under Guard
Vittorio Mussolini aged 20 arrives in Manhattan escorted by heavy police protection. The entry from the Rex is secretive with 118 officers escorting a cutter to a 34th Street pier landing. Hollywood figure Hal Roach and ambassador Fulvio Savica accompany him, while Enzo Fiermonte shares impressions of the young Mussolini as polite and gym minded.
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New York
Vittorio Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Hollywood
Rex
34Th Street Pier
Manhattan
Hal Roach
Il Duce
Fulvio Savica
Roach
Charles C. Petit John
Enzo Fiermonte
Madeline Force Astor
Dick Fiermonte
Fiermonte
Monte
Kermonte
Enzo
Cotton Ginnings Totals Rise From Prior Years
The Census Bureau reports this year's cotton ginned before Sept 16 amounted to 4,286,617 running bales, including 66,126 round bales. Last year at this date ginnings were 3,709,965 running bales with 49,058 round bales, and two years ago 2,315,831 running bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
State round bases totals by state through Sept 16
Report lists 14,702 round bases and state totals for two years. Alabama reaches 350,835 this year and 425,453 last year, Florida 19,374 and 18,836, Georgia 486,553 and 432,470, South Carolina 142,119 and 140,855, Tennessee 19,751 and 40,745.
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Alabama
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Legionnaires Elect New Commander at National Convention
Daniel J. Doherty, a 43 year old lawyer from Woburn Massachusetts who served in the Navy in World War I, was elected national commander by 1 328 delegates at the American Legion’s nineteenth annual convention. The vote was unanimous after Doherty received broad support including Virginia, and Massachusetts delegates erupted with cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel J. Doherty
Woburn
Mass
American Legion
Doherty
Raymond J. Kelly
Detroit
Kelly
Milo J. Warner
Toledo
Stephen’.Chadwick
Aston
Virginia
Chadwick
Warner
Massachusetts
Metropolitan Opera House
Yes
American Legion Today
Fifth Avenue
Harry W. Colmery
Americanism Committee
Congress
United States
Germany
Italy
Russian
Spain
Legion
America
National Defense Committee
War Department
R.o.t'c
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Ick
Mussolin
Penhardt
Battle Lines
American ‘Legion Convention
Europe
Alfred Russo
Boston
Fay Marbe
Legion Auxiliary
South Atlantic
Fdr
Iowa City
Sattle
Midwest
Paul Bolin
Birmingham
Ala
N. Y
Cotton Report
Legionnaires
Topeka
Kas
Placen
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