Ford delays signing code as Michigan retreat stays quiet
A, Michigan report says Henry Ford will not leave his Huron Mountain cabin before Friday or Saturday, delaying public comment on the NRA automotive code. Ford’s associates, unreachable during a vacation period, may mount a counter-offensive while workers are recalled and a 5 day work week with 50 cent minimum wage is noted for Ford plants.
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Big Bay
Mich
Henry Ford
Huron Mountain Cabin
Detroit
Marquette
Upper Michigan
Ford
Dearborn
Metroit
Charles A. Lindbergh
NRA
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Heads Up musical revue brings star cast to Municipal Auditorium
Good seats remain for Heads Up a two performance musical comedy at Municipal Auditorium Reservations available at City Drug Store 517 Polk Street by telephone 22263 Matinee board moves after noon night board stays until 6 pm Box office opens at showtime Prices matinee 25 and 40 cents night 25 cents to 1 Ligon Smith and his band headline with radio celebrities A style show will run between acts of the night performance
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Municipal Auditorium
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Ligon Smith
Hutton declares personal NRA in divorce from Aimee
Minneapolis September report notes singer-husband David Hutton stating he has an NRA of his own and no reconciliation with Aimee McPherson Hutton. He accuses Aimee of talking reconciliation and blames the evangelist for spreading that notion. He mentions his divorce filing as the first move and defends his separation from Angelus Temple leaders.
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Minneapolis
David Hutton
Aimee McPherson Hutton
Aimee
Hutton
Harry C. Brandon
Angelus Temple
Arthur
Hattie Jordan
Bible School
Elders of the Temple
Quanah Woman Dies In Truck Crash Near Goodlett
A truck skidded off the pavement one mile west of Goodlett injuring five and killing Miss Mary Margaret Cutberth, 21. Others hurt include Karl Hardin who had his right leg amputated, Ollie Faircloth, B F Taylor, Pinkie Close, Ruth Bosley. Gretta Bosley, driver, was unhurt.
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Quanah
Goodlett
Mary Margaret Cutberth
Cutberth
W. M. Cutberth
Karl Hardin
Kirkland
Ollie Faircloth
Clarence Griffith
B. F. Taylor
Pinkie Close
Ruth Bosley
D. O. Bosley
Gretta Bosley
Machado seeks justice in Cuba return offer
Deposed Cuban president Gerardo Machado arrived in Montreal and said he is willing to return to Cuba for either military or civil trial if he is assured of personal safety. He appealed for guarantees before returning.
British challenger seeks calmer water after rough start in Harmsworth race
Hubert Scott-Paine of Britain, defeated in the opening heat of the Harmsworth trophy race at Algonac, Michigan, says he hopes smoother water will prevail for the second contest with Gar Wood tomorrow afternoon.
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Algonag
Mich
Hubert Scott-Paine
Gar Wood
Public Works Aid in Texas Faces Long Delay
Texas progress on public works loans stalls as applications linger. R F C grants were only for completed filings while the program shifted. Engineer R A Thompson reorganizes Fort Worth work and demands expanded data, with Texas cities asked to revise and resubmit papers for possible approval.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Relief
R. A. Thompson
Fort Worth
Texas Advisory Committee
Clifford Jones
Thompson
National Public Works Administration
Ickes
State Relief Commission
Lawrence Westbrook
Rural Potter County schools begin 1933 34 term
Potter County rural schools start the 1933 34 term with enrollment and classification work today. Most classes begin Tuesday. Nine schools include River Road Soney Allison Highland Park Masterson Bushland Brady Ady Cliffside. About 450 children expected to register.
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Potter County
River Road
Soney
Allison
Highland Park
Masterson
Bushland
Brady
Ady
Cliffside
Slow Rains Benefit Panhandle North Plains
Beneficial rains began in the northwestern Panhandle counties Sunday night, adding about a half inch of precipitation to a wide area. Fort Worth & Denver dispatchers logged rain from Tascosa to Foxline, with lighter showers toward Amarillo. Dumas reported a half-inch and intermittent showers persisted near midnight as clouds moved into the city. An electrical display accompanied the rainfall in some areas.
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Panhandle
Fort Worth & Denver
Tascosa
Dalhart
Foxline
Amarillo
Dumas
Santa Fe
Labor Celebrates New Era in Holiday Today
Labor Day observances sweep Amarillo as nationwide parade and rest from work mark the holiday. President Roosevelt and the National Recovery Program symbolize a new era while communities stage shows, boxing, dances, and golf finals amid bank and store closures and selective mail service.
Captain West hailed as hero in Coldwater ship wreck
Newport News reports recount the burning steamship Coldwater sinking after a collision with President Wilson off Cape Lookout. Captain R Lee West guided his two passengers daughters to safety and led 20 seamen to a lifeboat amid flames and oil. Captain Ridley commends West and his crew for saving all aboard.
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Newport News
Coldwater
President Wilson
Cape Lookout
Carolina
Wilson
R. Lee West
J. C. McPherson
Savannah
West
Makepeace Ridley
Dolar
West Texas officials elect officers at county judges convention
West Texas county judges and commissioners association closed a semi annual convention in Lubbock electing Judge E L Pitts of Lubbock as president and naming John P Marrs of Wichita Falls as secretary treasurer. W E Happy Smith of Lynn County became vice president and A O Newman of Coleman retires as president. Delegates urged more relief funds and highway construction while opposing a new administrative cost for relief bonds. Senator Clint C Small urged work opportunities for able bodied men and warned against starvation.
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Lubbock
West Texas
Public Works
Texas
John P. Marrs
Wichita Falls
Pitts
W.E. (Happy) Smith
Lynn County
W. L. Helton
Hemphill County
A. O. Newman
Coleman
Clint C. Small
Amarillo
Cuba Recovers After Hurricane Destruction and Famine Fear
In Havana and across Cuba the death toll from Friday's hurricane neared 106 with thousands injured and 100000 left homeless. A second disturbance north of Nassau heads westward as relief crews rush medical supplies to Matanzas and Sagua la Grande while sugar mills and port facilities suffer major damage.
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Havana
Nassau
Bahamas
Sanitation Department
Matanzas
Cardenas
Sagua la Grande
Isabella de Sagua
Santa Clara
ABCG
OCRR
120 Mile Per Hour Wind Strikes Nassau Bahamas
A second severe storm battered Nassau with 120 mph winds on Abaco Island and 61 mph on New Providence. The low pressure center passed northern Bahamas causing widespread fear of damage to Abaco Eleuthera and Harbour Island as barometer dropped to 29.45 inches and buildings suffered heavy battering.
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Bahamas
Nassau
Abaco
Eleuthera Island
Harbour Island
New Providence
Noted expert to stand for Lamson in death case
David A. Lamson facing state murder charges in the Memorial Day death of Allene Thorpe Lamson will call science experts in his defense. Criminologist E. O. Heinrich, from Berkeley, will testify that the YWCA secretary fell in the Stanford campus cottage, claiming head injuries from striking a wash basin.
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San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
Allene Thorpe Lamson
E. O. Heinrich
Berkeley
Cal
Stanford University
Want Ad Department open all day on Labor Day
The Globe News announces the Want Ad Department will be open throughout Labor Day to assist readers. Aimed at the paper’s 32,000 circulation, readers are invited to report lost items via phone 4262 for quick placement and inquiry.
OpenShop Call Rolls Labor Row
Washington reports a clash in the National Recovery Act drive as Henry J. Harriman urges open shop language in codes. He argues for merit based hiring without regard to union status, opposing labor and AFL positions and noting the auto code precedent endorsed by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Sept
Henry J. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
NRA
Industrial Advisory Board
Harriman
Labor Advisory Board
American Federation of Labor
Labor Advisory Committee
Administrator of
Industrial Recovery
Recovery Administration
Hurricane bears down on Texas coast near noon
A mighty hurricane nears the Texas coast with the center about 300 miles southeast of Galveston at dusk, moving west-northwest at 13 mph. Officials estimate landfall around noon tomorrow as coastal towns batten down, ships halt sailing, and Port Aransas reports heavy movement of residents to the mainland.
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Galveston
Washington
Texas
Florida
Sabine Pass
Port Aransas
Mustang Island
Here
Bodies of Missing Train Victims Recovered Near Tucumcari
Special to The News reports the eleventh victim of the Golden State Limited wreck near Tucumcari identified as Michaele Lumbardi of Los Angeles. The body was found downstream from the bridge collapse. identification was by travelers checks. Crews of 150 men work with heavy machinery and dynamite to clear wreckage and rebuild the bridge. A Friday night recovery was identified as Giovanni Ditomasso. his sister Marella Ditomasso lives in Los Angeles.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Michaele Lumbardi
Los Angeles
Lumbardi
Giovanni Ditomasso
Marella Ditomasso
Lincoln MacVeagh to Greece with extradition case deal
Athens dispatch reports Lincoln MacVeagh arriving as new United States minister to Greece with special instructions on handling the case against Samuel Insull. The United States has sought Insull's extradition, and the envoy's guidance is expected to shape the proceedings.
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Athens
Lincoln MacVeagh
United States
Greece
Samuel Insull
Vermont Considers Repeal as Prohibition Vote Nears
Vermont voters prepare to cast ballots on Tuesday to repeal or retain the 18th Amendment. Campaigns conclude during Labor Day weekend as 14 delegates are chosen to attend a convention 20 to 30 days later to record the state's prohibition action.
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Montpelier
Wedell Flies 296 mph in Unofficial Speed Dash at Chicago Meet
James R. Wedell, Patterson Louisiana, powered a self designed racer to 296.34 mph on a 3 kilometer run at Curtiss-Wright-Rey Airport Chicago. Officials timed the flight and did not certify an official record as no barograph was used. Wedell aimed to surpass Jimmie Doolittle’s 294.38 mph mark in tomorrow’s trophy race while Col Roscoe Turner posted 291.14 mph on a lap and Roy Minor won the 50 mile Chicago Daily News race aboard the plane Ike at 195.40 mph.
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Curtiss - Wright
Louisiana
Jimmie Doolittle
Col
Roscoe Turner
Roy Minor
Los Angeles
Ben O. Howard
Ike
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Huey Long
Stephen Webber
Port Washington
L. I
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North Plains
Thomas Ezell
Ezell
Chicago
Associated Press
Knights of Labor
Roosevelt
National Recovery Program
Wilbur C. Hawk
Fall
Tri-State Fair
River Drive
Pampa
Captain Hero
Sen. Small
Cuba
MISS
The
Want Ad Department
Globe News
Charles Armstrong
Public Health Service
St. Louis
OpenShop Call Rolls Labor Row
Corpus
Exodus
West Palm Beach
Houston
Vermont
Wedell
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