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September 1, 1934

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ONE DEAD, 21 HURT AS TRAINS CRASH NEAR PEEKSKILL; Trainman Killed, Scores Are Shaken in Rear-End Collision in Fog at Crugers.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

2 N Y Central trains crash near Peekskill; J J Tracv, trainman, killed; 4 hurt

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Cold Sets 31-Year Mark For New England August

By the Associated Press

Cold sets 31-yr mark

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MILLS AND UNIONS IN SOUTH PREPARE; Claims Are Contradictory, the Employers Insisting That Big Groups Will Not Strike. MANY LABOR RALLIES SET Greenville and Gastonia Are Expected to Sway Success or Failure of Tie-Up. MILLS AND UNIONS IN SOUTH PREPARE

By From a Staff Correspondent

Preparation in Southern States; N C and S C employers differ with United Textile Workers of Amer (UTWA) on probable success; worker fires on pickets at Seneca, S C

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A.F. of L. Quits a Labor Board Hearing Because Company Union Is Represented

By the Associated Press

AFL refuses to recognize company unions in confs

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NEW ORLEANS PUT UNDER TROOP RULE; VIOLENCE STARTS; Governor Issues Proclamation as Senator Long and State Militia Enter City.

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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