Roosevelt urges broader spread of industry and agriculture
President Roosevelt spoke to a large Boise crowd at the fairgrounds about a broader distribution of industrial control and stronger agriculture. Senator Borah and Representative Sete rode in the official car with him, and Borah drew laughs when Roosevelt mentioned wider distribution of industrial activities.
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Roosevelt
Borah
Sete
United States
President Roosevelt Will Refrain From Court Issue Remarks
President Roosevelt aboard the Roosevelt Train en route to Boise Idaho on September 27 will refrain from discussing the controversial court issue on his northwest swing. He discussed power questions with reporters and noted manuscripts about silvers entering his missions later today. Guests on the train included Gov Barzilla Clark and Senator Pope of Idaho.
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D. Harold Oliver Ald Roosevelt
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Hoosevelt
Boise
Yellowstone National Park
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West Yellowstone
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Fort Peckham
Missouri River
Montana
Weather Outlook for Southeast States
South Carolina shows cloudy conditions through Tuesday with light rain in northern and central areas and cooler air moving in. Georgia expected to stay mostly cloudy Tuesday with a cooler northwestern portion, with fair conditions tonight into Tuesday. Northwest Florida foresees partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures in the eastern portion.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Godler
Kidnapped Chicago Magnate Charles Ross Despairs Over Silence
The 72-year-old philanthropist and seasoned card manufacturer Charles S. Ross remains missing after being forced into a car by three gunmen Saturday night. The Ross family and investigators, including Captain Daniel Gilbert, await word as Miss Freihage, a former secretary, recounts the abduction and the attackers demand for money.
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Chicago
Charles S. Ross
Daniel Gilbert
State’s Attorney
Ovine
Carrington
Miss Freihage
Sycamore
Ill
Gong
Mr. Ross
Georgia Girl Weds Briton in Tientsin China
Mrs. Thomas F. Petway announces the marriage of her daughter Anne Petway to Vernon Forester Clarke of London. They wed August 21 at All Saints Church of England in Tientsin. Clarke works with the Asiatic Petroleum Co. and they plan to stay in China before touring.
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Thomas F. Petway
Anne Petway
Vernon Forester Clarke
London
England
Tientsin
China
Miss Petway
Clarke
Petway
All Saints Church of England
Uple
Asiatic Petroleum Company
Innil
Uring
Mussolini Tours German Krupp Factory In Essen Visit
Mussolini and Hitler toured Essen’s Krupp munitions works as smoky furnaces roared and 16 inch guns and armored ship parts moved through giant cranes. Mussolini said Italy would keep fighting for Franco until victory and expected German stance to align with his. The visit followed a capital display in Berlin as crowds cheered the Italian premier.
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Essen
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Drive Against Bug Racket In Atlanta Continues Today
Atlanta September 27 The Fulton County Grand Jury heard testimony from more than a dozen witnesses as it pressed its drive against the lottery racket known as the bug Special Prosecutor BE Andrews aims to uncover links between officials and the numbers operation Police reported the probe forced major lottery companies to halt operations during the weekend as records and sworn statements were examined to map the week’s efforts.
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Atlanta
Fulton County Grand Jury
BE. E. Andrews
Bellwood forfeit touch down over ineligible player
Altoona reports Bellwood High School coach Willard Bland rewarded fair play when an ineligible lineman’s catch negated a late TD in a 7-0 loss to Cooper Township after a disputed extra point.
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Altoona
Willard Bland
Bellwood High School
Cooper Township
Bellwood
Cooper
Japanese Sub Sinks Chinese Fishing Junks Off South China Coast
Ten survivors report 300 killed as a Japanese submarine sank a fleet of Chinese fishing junks near Cheelongkun point. Some vessels sailed under British registry. Japanese reinforcements rush to Shanghai front as air raids pound eastern coast cities. American importers accuse Japan of creating customs depots in Yangtze river area and Hongkew to control trade. Chinese forces claim gains in Liuhong and Lotien sectors amid larger Japanese front drive.
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Cheelongkun Point
South China
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Canton
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Nanking
Yangtze River
Yangtzepoo
Hongkew
International Settlement
Liuhong
Lotien
Farley Says Roosevelt Popular Now as in 1936
James A. Farley and Postmaster General statement in Greenville and Spartanburg assert Roosevelt’s sustained popularity in 1940 and that liberal and progressive aims can be achieved through Democratic channels. Farley says only Roosevelt can decide on a third term and credits his leadership and record.
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Spartanburg
D. C
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National Democratic
Roosevelt
Greenville
S. C
White House
Republic
Storm Warning For Central Atlantic Seaboard Today
The Weather Bureau issued a storm warning for the central Atlantic seaboard from Cape Hatteras to Southport North Carolina. A disturbance about 300 miles off the north Florida coast was developing with squalls of 25 to 30 miles per hour and is expected to intensify to gale force while moving slowly northward over the next 24 hours.
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Fla
Weather Bureau
Central Atlantic Seaboard
Cape Hatteras
Southport
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Atlantic
Florida
Two Arlington Youths Die in Georgia Wreck
In Quitman county Georgia near Georgetown two Arlington youths were killed when a car failed to clear a railroad overpass and was struck by a train. George Rogers survived with a broken hip and minor injuries. Jack Garrett and Billy Lumley died.
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Arlington
Quitman County
Georgetown
Eufaula
Ala
Chattahoochee River
Jack Garrett
Billy Lumley
George Rogers
B. M. Garrett
J. G. Lumley
Lawyers Warn Of Court Destruction At Kansas City Conclave
The American Bar Association convention in Kansas City opens with James A. Reed and Frederick H. Stinchfield accusing the Roosevelt administration of aiming to destroy the Supreme Court. Reed denounces religious intolerance while Stinchfield suggests a choice between the President and U S lawyers over constitutional roles.
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Supreme Court
American Rbar Association
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Reed
Washington
Frederick H. Stinchfield
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Weekend Toll Rises With 146 Die In Auto Wrecks
The Associated Press reports 146 people died in motor traffic accidents nationwide over the weekend. Fatalities included Ge orgia victims Jack Garrett and Billy Lumiey near Georgetown, and 7 year old Bertha Hullender in Lafayette. Others died in Sandersville, Atlanta, Rome, Savannah, Athens, and Grantville, with deaths also listed in Colorado Florida Illinois Indiana Michigan Minnesota New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas and more.
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Georgia
Jack Garrett
Billy Lumiey
Arlington
Georgetown
Fred Giles
Washington County
Sandersville
Bertha Hullender
T. W. Hullender
LaFayette
Gaspard Hayes
Bremen
Creed Shelby
Hayes
Lookout Mountain
L. D. Bradshaw
Atlanta
George Malcolm
Grantville
Herbert Brewton
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Rome
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Eunice Gillis
Savannah
Athens
Howard Epps
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Florida
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Texas
Georgia Workers Eligible for Jobless Insurance Start 1939
Washington reports the Local Security Board estimates 298000 Georgia workers will be eligible for unemployment compensation when the system begins in January 1939. Georgia has received $99390 from the federal government for administrative costs. funds for aged and needy programs total $3285 million. The board lists offices at Atlanta Athens Augusta Macon Savannah and other cities across Georgia.
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Social Security Board
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Athens
Atlanta
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Macon
Savannah
League condemns Japan for Chinese bombardment action
Geneva reports Britain France Sweden Russia and China push a resolution condemning Japan for bombardment of Chinese non-combatants. Debate focuses on naming Japan aggressor and enforcing international law as Spain's Del Vayo urges league to call out Germany and Italy for intervention in the Spanish civil war.
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Germany
Britain
France
Sweden
Russia
China
Japan
Geneva
League of Nations
Committee of 22 Nations
William Munters
Latvia
Willington Koo
League
Munters
England
Yvon Delbos
Delbos
League of Nations Assembly
Wellington Keo
Julio Alsvarez del Vayo
Europe
del Vayo
Juan Negrin
League Assembly
Nyon
Valencia
Mediterranean
Who League
Philip W. Russell Named Successor to Beane in New York
Philip W. Russell 18 appears as successor to the late Alpheus C. Beane in the brokerage and commodity house Beane & Beane, a senior New York firm. The announcement came from Wall Street in New York.
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Alpheus C. Beane
New York
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Alpha Bene
Stock Exchange
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