San Francisco Merchants Preserve NRA Ties Despite Official Death
The San Francisco Fair Play league of 20000 plus retail workers continues NRA wage and hours standards six weeks after the NRA demise. Other cities seek the plan as post office officials order removal of NRA materials from bulletin boards and disposal of related items.
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Tigers Count on G-Men to Drive Pennant Chase
Manager Mickey Cochrane of the Detroit Tigers is joined by three G-men in the pennant race. Together with Cochrane, the quartet forms the core force propelling Detroit toward the pennant.
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Widow Norma Brighton Millen Goes Missing After Release
Norma Brighton Millen, a 20-year-old widow, who aided a machine gun slaying that sent her husband Morton Millen and two others to the electric chair, vanished after being released from Dedham jail following a 17 month sentence.
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Roosevelt to Scouts at White House on constitution values
President Roosevelt addressed the Boy Scouts of America from the White House urging action for constitutional aims. Critics had attacked the New Deal as a menace to the Constitution, surprised by the president’s remarks.
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Police propose Detroit liquor enforcement shift to cities
State police commissioner Oscar Olander urges Governor Fitzgerald to let Detroit police take full jurisdiction over drinking places. He plans to present the proposal at Fitzgerald's September Lansing law enforcement conference, while the governor has previously urged state takeover of liquor enforcement.
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Soviet Arctic Expedition Hunts Lost Island Myth
A 72 man Soviet crew led by G. A. Ushakov sails from Moscow for a four month Arctic mission to locate the fabled Giles Land, a phantom island thought found in 1707 by a Dutch whaler. The voyage routes Archangel Spitzbergen Franz Joseph Land Novaya Zemlya then Lepatev sea Vilkitsky strait Kara sea to renew coal supplies.
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