Central Cuba Devastated by Tropical Hurricane
A tropical hurricane devastated central Cuba covering about 200 miles causing heavy casualties and widespread destruction. Deaths numbered 18 with as many as 150 injured. communications were disrupted and the storm threatened the U S coast. Santa Cruz Del Sur bore the brunt with fears of flooding and many feared dead.
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Bahamas
United States
Camaguey
Santa Clara
Camajuani
Tunas de Zaza
Nuevitas
Santiago de Cuba
United Press
Santa Cruz del Sur
Santa Cruz
Yara
Santa Crus del Sur
Santiago
Oriente
Navy veteran Charles Lowrey dies at 77 after Roosevelt win
Charles Lowrey of Fort Dodge Iowa a Navy veteran died at 77 in poor health shortly after Roosevelt's election was conceded He had voted for Roosevelt and said he could die happy if the New York governor won.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Navy
Charles Lowrey
Roosevelt
New York
Il Duce recalls aid as priest asks for blanket
In Turin on November 10 Premier Mussolini greeted Don Bernardo Chiara, a priest who once helped him when wounded. The priest asked for a blanket, triggering Mussolini to recount their 15 year memory and express gratitude for the comfort provided.
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Italy
Mussolini
Il Duce
Corp
Benito Mussolini
Don Bernardo Chiara
Duce
Don Bernardo
Evangelist Guy W. Green to Speak at Central Church Amarillo
Kansas City layman and former Bible class teacher Guy W. Green will lecture at Central Presbyterian Church Amarillo all next week. Dr. R. Thomson says the series will differ from a usual campaign with a special treat promised. Green opens engagements Sunday with services at 10 and 11 A.M. and 6 15 and 7 30 P.M.
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Guy W. Green
Kansas City
Amarillo
Central Presbyterian Church
Green
R. Thomson
New York and South Carolina Record Roosevelt Victory
New York State gave Roosevelt 2,488,248 votes to Hoover 1,874,859, a 614,409 margin and the largest Roosevelt total in the nation. South Carolina backed Roosevelt 50 to 1, with district counts showing a decisive win. Vermont 77,665 to 54,751 and Pennsylvania with a 159,054 edge also highlighted gains.
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South Carolina
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New York State
Hoover
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Vermont
Pennsylvania
Red Flag Organization Formed on NC Campus
A new secret group identified by the color red has emerged on a North Carolina university campus this year. Membership requires flaming red hair as a condition for joining.
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North Carolina University
Mrs. Harriman Dies Widow of Railroad Builder Passes Home
The article notes the death of Mrs. E H Harriman widow of the railroad magnate who left a vast fortune to her and describes her charitable gifts and public benefactions. It highlights her late husband’s will and her ongoing contributions to enterprises and public welfare.
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E. H. Harriman
Supreme Court clash overshadows Alabama death case riot
Amid protests near the Supreme Court, police clashed with radicals as fourteen were arrested. A new trial was ordered for seven condemned black youths for alleged lack of counsel, with two justices dissenting. Other items discuss poverty relief, birth control, and world population ideas.
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Capitol
McReynolds
Butler
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