Baruch Denies He Has Place On NRA Board
Washington dispatch reports Baruch denies any official post with the NRA. Spokesmen say a general state of apprehension exists among business leaders and urge President Roosevelt to spell out NRA policy on budget balance, currency value, international stabilization of exchange, government interference, agriculture, public works, and private enterprise competition.
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Baruch
NRA
Washington
Roosevelt
Ong
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Hyde Park
Ad‘mi
The
Chamber Direct
Reese
Chang Hyde Park
White House
National Recovery Administration
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Hugh 5. Johnson
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
Raymond Moley
Genéral Johnson
Hold New York Man In Death Of Young Girl
Patrick Downey a 31 year old state asylum employee and father of two was held without bail on a charge of assault and strangling seven year old Rita Lazzari after police found the girl's naked body on a lonely road. Downey was arrested as he tried to drive his car from a ditch following an all night search by police and posses. He signed a written confession alleging he choked the girl with a handkerchief to stop her screams.
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N. Y
Patrick Downey
Rita Lazzari
Downey
Polie
Posses
State” Police
John Affney
Lita
Nye Applauds Legion Plan To End Wars
Washington September. American Legion leaders urge profit free wars and universal peacetime draft. Nye backs cutting profits but seeks government control limits on munitions makers, while Taylor argues private industry should remain. Peru dispatches note a diplomatic protest over a former employee and aviation test claims.
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Nye
Legion
Washington, Sept
Senate
Taylor
Peru
United States
Curtiss- Wright Aircraft Company
Defender slips ahead in sixth America's Cup race
In Newport the British challenger Endeavour led the American defender Rainbow early as protests flew on the start. Endeavour posted a 1:11:37 first leg while Rainbow was 1:12:45, with both later filing protests as the race progressed toward the 20 and 30 mile marks.
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U.S
Endeavour
Lee
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Rainbow
U. S
T. O. M. Sopwith
Sopwith
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Forges
Argo
Newport
Fresh Clues in Lindbergh Kidnap Case and Indy 1934
Three law enforcement agencies pressed Hauptmann on extortion and murder charges in New Jersey while the Bronx DA prepared indictments. Defense attorney Fawcett claimed new information could split the case, with Hauptmann maintaining he has a good explanation for possession of ransom money. Lindberghs near St. Louis urge discretion as they head toward New York.
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Associated Press
New York
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
James M. Fawcett
Hauptmann
Fawcett
Samuel J. Foley
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bronx
Samuel Foley
John F. Condon
Jassie
Lindbergh
Foley
Condon
Dr. Condon
John Perrone
Walter Lyle
John Lyons
ST. Louis
Phil R. Love
Maj. Love
The
Lindberghs
Col. Lindbergh
New York City
Right Arm Severed In Page County Axe Attack
Jonas W. Housden of Stanley, 54, lost his right arm in an axe blow during a fight with Mann Shifflett, 70, of Page county. Housden, a Norfolk and Western Railway employee, says Shifflett threatened him and advanced after stones were thrown. Shifflett is jailed in Luray, claiming self defense. Housden received a blood transfusion and showed some improvement.
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Harrisonburg
Jonas W. Housden
Stanley
Mann Shifflett
Page County
Housden
Luray
Norfolk & Western Railway
Lynn Walton
Sheriif David Fox
Shifflett
Morro Castle Bombing Suspect Alleged by Night Watcher
Arthur J. Pender testified before the federal board investigating the Morro Castle disaster that he believed the ship was bombed. He described a loud explosion near the writing room and forward lobby area and claimed the first officer suspected assistant radio operator George Alagna of starting a fire on a prior trip. He also spoke of a smuggling plot to bring aliens into the United States and noted seeing a terrified young man in a gray suit in the lobby before the fire.
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Associated Press
New York
Arthur J. Pender
Castle
Ght
Federal Board
Alagna
Pender
Morro Castle
George Alagna
Willmott
Inquiry Board
United States
Havana
Bankers Taken To Prison For Theft of Funds
Ro berdeau Annan, longtime business figure in western Maryland, was moved from Baltimore City jail to Lewisburg federal penitentiary to serve two years for embezzlement as bank president of the First National Bank of Frostburg. Frank M. Spates and Owen P. Canty also pleaded guilty. sentences were 15 months and one year and a day respectively.
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Associated Press
Balltimore
Roberdeau Annan
Maryland
Baltimore City
Federal
Lewisburg
First National Bank of
Frostburg
Annan
Frank M. Spates
Owen P. Canty
Spates
Canty
Social and Personal Mr. Clifford Holmes Graves Weds Baltimore Girl
A Winchester wedding report records Miss Mildred Emma Funk marrying Mr. Clifford Holmes Graves at York Road Baptist Church Baltimore on September 22. The ceremony included vocal selections, bridal attire details, attendants Miss Elsie Evans and William Wilson McLaren, and a reception at the bride's home. The couple planned a New England motor trip and will reside at Rugby Hall apartments Baltimore.
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Clifford Holmes Graves
Baltimore
Winchester
York Road Baptist Church
Mildred Emma Funk
Elsie Evans
William Wilson McClaren
Pittsburgh
William Funk
Frank Lowe
St. Dustan’s Road
Graves
New England States
Rugby Hall
Hutzler Brothers Department Stores
Handley High School
University of Pensylvania
Wharton School of Finance
J. Schrenaman, Inc
Georgianna Graves
Emma
Ruth Graves
Federal Agents Seek Footprints of Isidor Fisch
Federal agents compare the Lindbergh kidnapping footprints with those of Isidor Fisch to find any match. Hauptmann prints were challenged as larger, and Fisch’s data could help confirm or deny connections to the Hopewell crime scene. Fisch died in Germany about a year ago, complicating verification.
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Isidor Fisch
Associated Press
Washington
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hopewell
Justice Department
Hauptman
Department
Isadore Fisch
Fisch
Germany
Bus Line Gains Emergency Permit Amid Strike
The Maryland State Public Service Commission lifted limits on emergency transport for the Red Star Bus Line to operate unlimited trips daily with local stops between Baltimore and Annapolis during the Washington Baltimore Annapolis railway strike. The service had been restricted to three trips daily with no local stops.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Conciliation Service
United States Department of Labor
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
State Public Service Commission
State Commission
Red Star Bus Line
Baltimore and Annapolis
Ten Balloons In Bennett Race Landed In Russia
Ten contestants for the Gordon Bennett Cup were reported down with six in Russia. From Warsaw origin, many balloons drifted east over Central Russia. The U S Navy balloon and Buffalo Courier Express entry landed on Soviet soil near the Estonian border. Lieutenants Kendall and Orville were taken to Leningrad at the embassy request. Buffalo pilots Hineman and Vanik landed near Gdov on the Estonian border yesterday.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Russia
Warsaw
Buffalo Courier Express
United States
C. H. Kendall
H. T. Orville
Leningrad
Buffalo
George Hineman
Milford F. Vanik
Gdov
Philadelphia Markets Livestock and Produce Prices
Live poultry fowls Plymouth Rock fancy 20 21 cents, mixed colors fancy 18 19. Dressed poultry chickens western 5 lbs or over 27 cents under 5 lbs 20 26. Eggs 5079. Easy and unsettled with trading quiet. All grades unchanged. Butter top grades 28 31 and 92 score 27 91 score 26, other scores unchanged.
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Philadelphia
Strikes Continue Amid Textile War Across Southern Mills
The general textile strike winds down as hundreds of plants resume activity while Georgia North Carolina and Mississippi guard troops demobilize. In South Carolina 400 strikers blocked return to Lyman mills. unions urge patience. Carolinas report 58 mills reopened and 68 170 workers idle. Lonaconing Md reports 85 idle workers. Virginia towns see police withdrawn as strike ends.
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South
Carolinas
National Guard
Georgia
North Carolina
Mississippi
South Carolina
Pacific Mills
Lyman
S. C
Augusta
Macon
J. Ralph Gay
Textile Workers’ Union
Roosevelt
Perkins
Francis Gorman
Lindley Camp
Eugene Talmadge
Chicara
Alabama
Huntsville Area
Lonaconing Lonaconing
Co. W. Walters
Lonaconing
General Textile Mills, Inc
New York
Mind Change Too Late In Tragic Auto Crash
Philadelphia report says a 24 year old husband David Secon drove a car with his 20 year old wife Leona Secon and their 20 month old son. He planned a double suicide but changed his mind. Leona was crushed when the car struck a bank and overturned. Edward survived after being placed on the road. Detective Grubb says Leona threatened to leave him.
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Philadelphia
Leona Secon
Stonehurst
David
Edward
Francis Grubb
West Chester
Secon
Exchange Rules Near Completion Hidden Margin Regulations
Federal Reserve officials announced that stock market margin rules were nearly finished with only a few controversial points remaining. The measures were sent to all 12 reserve banks for simultaneous nationwide consideration.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Market Report Notes Mixed Tone Amid Textile Strike Fears
Market dullness prevailed with limited gains in some stocks while a few declines were offset. Call money steadied at one percent as commodities fell overall with wheat rising in grains. Textile strike concerns and re employment dissatisfaction cited by Francis J. Gorman weighed on sentiment. closing prices included Allied Chemical 12542 and General Electric 185.
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Associated Press
U. S
South
Francis J. Gorman
Stand
N. J
Union Pacific
S. Steel
Woolworth
Wheat and grain price quotations from Chicago and Baltimore
Closing grain quotes show Sept futures for wheat at about 1.04 a bushel with various contracts, corn around 78 to 80 cents, oats near 53 cents, rye near 77 to 81 cents, and barley near 83 to 79 cents. Spot values list No. 1 red wheat at 1.04 and mixed No. 1 corn around 80 cents with white varieties quoted higher. Baltimore spot markets show wheat at No. 2 red winter around 98 cents and cor n around 90 cents per bushel with delivery pricing.
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Chicago
Lord
Baltimore
Winchester
Seven Indicted For Conversion Of U. S. Funds
In Prestonsburg Kentucky seven people including Mayor A C Carter Floyd County Judge W L Stumbo and Rev W M Chapman were indicted for fraudulently converting relief funds totaling 122 500 from federal relief programs. The indictment says they mishandled orders equivalent to money entrusted with them from 435 000 in relief funds. The county attorney said more indictments would follow.
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Associated Press
Prestonsburg
A. C. Carter
Floyd County
W. L. Stumbo
W. M. Chapman
Regina Mayo
George Woods
Otto Fannin
Herbert Salisbury
O. C. Hall
Potomac Edison Valuation Held Fair By Witnesses
Paul Holland chief engineer for the Public Service Commission testified that he believed the commission's current valuation of Potomac Edison property was eminently fair to the company. He said his price-scale survey showed construction costs today were not higher than 1931, and in some cases were lower.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Mda
Paul Holland
The
Public Service Commission
Herman M. Moser
Peoples
Potomac-Edison Com "Ss
Holland
Quotations in Apple Market Bu o f o b and sales
Apple market quotations show carload and bushel basket prices for varieties including Delicious, York, Stayman, Winesaps, McIntosh, Jonathan and Grimes. Prices span U S No 1 2 percent inch minimums with ranges from about 75 cents to 4 10 dollars depending on pack and destination.
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U. S
Yorks
Rochester
McIntosh
Benton Harbor
Mich
Jonathans
U. BS
Local Markets Report with Wholesale Grain Prices
Local markets list wholesale grain and feed prices for bags and barrels including flour, corn meal, cracked corn, middlings, and various dairy feeds. Prices show per 98 lb bag, per 48 and 24 lb bag, and per barrel across multiple brands and weights.
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Eeess
Law Tightening on Hauptmann Contínued Subway Case
The article reports attorney James M. Fawcett denying threats against Frau Hauptmann and the child, saying mail received was sympathetic. A statement from Bruno Hauptmann expresses a desire for truth and relief, while Mrs. Hauptmann thanks Foley for arranging a visit with their baby.
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Hauptmann
Fawcett
James M. Fawcett
Senator Borah Urges Economic Freedom in Liberty League Speech
Genesee Idaho Sept 24 Senator William E Borah backed the American Liberty League urging inclusion of economic freedom in its platform. He said the move to preserve liberty is important and noted the League was formed to protect constitutional rights in danger.
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Genesee
Idaho
William E. Borah
American Liberty League
Borah
League
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