Cuban peace parley opens after Welles attendance
Havana reports a pivotal Cuban leaders conference attended by American Ambassador Sumner Welles signals possible resumption of political negotiations. Recent talks included Colonel Batista and General Medieta as observers amid tensions over Grau San Martin faction and opposition demands for resignation.
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Havana
Sumner Welles
Cosme de la Torriente
Welles
Falkencio Batista
Carlos Medieta
Ramon Grau San Martin
Grau
Giants Win Game Two in World Series Thriller
In a tense World Series Game Two, the Giants edge the Senators 2 to 1 after a pitching duel with Carl Hubbell tossing the complete game. The outcome leaves the series three games to one in favor of New York amid ongoing labor unrest and sporadic violence at coal mines and steel plants in Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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Associated Press
Recovery Administration
Hugh 8. Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Johnson
Western
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Ambridge
Fayette County
Colonial No. 3
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Washington
Oct
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Monty Weaver
Senator Hurler
Russell
Moore
Crite
Tea Myer
Myer
Ruhel
Terry
Ott
Bluegwe
Senators
Goalin
Ot Manush
Crue
Siants Davin
Jackson
Mancuso
Goslin
Senators Cronin
Hubbell
Schulte
Kuhel
Davis
Strong Young Russian NRA or Dictator 50 000 000 in Unions
Arthur Brisbane surveys a bold claim about Russian leadership and union influence, grouping as a political column. He weighs the idea of a strong young ruler steering unions toward mass support and potential power shifts in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Arthur Brisbane
America
Globe
Brisbane
Insights on Russia and travel costs from Kansas Governor
Former Kansas governor Henry J. Allen describes his Moscow trip noting a liberal young woman’s views on religion and death, the راحت opium of the people, and the nine dollar per day in touristic rates for foreigners. He contrasts first and third class travel and cites Nicholas Murray Butler on American progress.
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Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Russia
Catherine the Second
Lenin
Mr. Allen
Westbrook Recommended to Direct Job in Texas Relief
A Texas Senate subcommittee urged retaining Lawrence Westbrook as director of unemployment relief while creating a state relief commission. The eight member panel would include Gov. Miriam Ferguson, with appointees by the House speaker and lieutenant governor. Westbrook said Alsbury resigned as Bexar County relief administrator, and Bishop and Arnold also resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Westbrook
Ny Commission
Miriam A. Ferguson
John Wood
Britain Offers Lump Gold Settlement Of War Debt
London reports the British government will not resume full war debt installments to the United States. It proposes two options to Washington: a lump gold settlement not exceeding 100 million pounds or token payments of five million dollars every six months. Tokens would start December 15 and the plan is regarded as definite by the MacDonald government.
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United Press
London
U.R
United States
Washington
Great Britain
British Treasury
Treasury Department
MacDonald
Trade Pace Slow Amid Labor Troubles Across Nation
New York Oct. 6 The Dun and Bradstreet weekly trade review notes a perceptible slowdown in overall trade with widespread reports of reduced production and distribution activity. Manufacturing operations have declined for over a month, worsened by labor troubles at Berry's forming.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Trade Review
Allred Plans Appeal After Travis Court Ruling
Texas Attorney General James V. Allred prepared an appeal from a Travis County District Court decision. The suit sought 17 oil companies penalties of 17 million dollars for alleged NRA code based restraint of trade and monopoly aims.
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Austin
James V. Allred
Travis County
J. D. Moore
Roosevelt
Texas
Allred
American Petroleum Institute
Oil Refinery Code Meeting in Fort Worth
Forty midcontinent refinery representatives from Texas Oklahoma Kansas and New Mexico met in Fort Worth to plan implementing the NRA oil code for refineries. H C Weiss of Humble Oil presided and J D Collett, NRA regional director, joined the session to move the refinery provisions forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
NRA
H. C. Weiss
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Houston
J. D. Collett
Public Works Allocation For 16 Projects Totals 6.6 Million
The Public Works Administration allotted 6,565,068 dollars for sixteen non federal projects in eight states. The plan provides 52,000 man months of immediate direct employment through building school facilities roads filtration plants water works hospital buildings airport improvements highways bridges and sewers.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Missouri students forego shaving until game day
A mass meeting at the University of Missouri in Columbia approved a proposal that MU men abstain from shaving until after the Missouri Kansas Aggies football game on October 14. The plan passed despite objections from many women students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of Missouri
Missouri-Kansas Aggies
Pioneer Family First To Get U S Home Loan
Amarillo's H M Britt and wife became the first applicants under the Homeowners Loan Corporation program in Amarillo. The Britt family, longtime residents since 1889, signed final papers for the loan amid reflections on the town’s hard times and progress.
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Pioneer Family
U.S
Mrs. Britt
Amarillo
Mr. Britt
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas region
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Saturday across Amarillo West Texas and Panhandle. Unsettled to night with possible thunder showers in northwest New Mexico and cooler temperatures in eastern areas. Temperature extremes today up to 1 PM range from 56 to 68 degrees.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
Panhandle
New Mexico
Banks Held Up at Two Points in Frederick and Buckholts
In Frederick Ohio three masked robbers looted the First National Bank of Frederick before fleeing in a small sedan with two employees. Cash taken was about 3500 dollars. Mounts the cashier and Velva McKinley were unharmed. In Buckholts Milam County a separate bank robbery occurred after opening with an estimated 5000 dollars missing.
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Frederick
Ohio
First National Bank of
Mounts
Velva McKinley
Miss McKinley
Buckholts
Austin
Buckholts State Bank
Milam County
Emory B. Camp
Rockdale
Cameron
Camp
Hurricane Nears Bermuda Island
A tropical storm menacing the Florida coast was reported by the Weather Bureau to be about 450 miles west of Bermuda at 10 o clock. It was moving northeast at roughly 25 miles per hour and could bring dangerous gales to Bermuda.
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Washington
U.P
Florida
Bermuda
Weather Bureau
Crash start hunt for three desperadoes
Three of the nation s most desperate criminals were sought in Nebraska after a car crash near Plattsmouth. Ernest Milburn said the trio brandished pistols and machine guns at the scene and forced another vehicle to flee, leaving behind a cache of weapons, armor and cash.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
U.P
Nebraska
Ernest Milburn
Charles
Pretty Soy) Mloyd
Wilbur Underhill
Verne Miller
Milburn
Here
Dean Tanner
Donald Dammast
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Siamese Twins Back With Wedding Plans
The Hiltons Violet and Daisy two Siamese twins from San Antonio Texas arrive aboard the Aquitania after England. Daisy says she is engaged to Jack Lewis an orchestra leader in Chicago. Violet says her fiancé is a prominent English boxer whose name she will not reveal.
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New York
England
Violet
Daisy Hilton
Daisy
Jack Lewis
Chicago
San Antonio
Tex
A F of L Rejected Support For Striking Miners
Washington October 6 The American Federation of Labor convention rejected an effort to record the federation's support for striking coal miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Aviators Reported Down After 26 Hour Flight
French aviators Jean Assolant and Rene Lefebre were reported down at Karachi during a 26 hour attempt to set a distance record. The Reuters dispatch notes the effort ended unsuccessfully.
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London
Jean AssOlant
Rene Lefebre
Reuters
Karachi
India
State relief bond plan eyed by commission group
A sub committee chaired by Claude D. Teer among others proposed a bill to issue state relief bonds that would match federal unemployment funds. Funds would be distributed by county committees approved by the state commission after a Senate inquiry into past relief administration.
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State Commission
Senate
Texas Movie Houses Sold to Dallas Man
New York October six acting on Paramount Publix approval, Karl Hoblitzelle of Dallas will acquire an interest in fifty four motion picture theaters in Texas and New Mexico. Dent Theaters Inc will transfer stock to a new corporation in which Hoblitzelle will receive half the common stock for fifty thousand dollars. Most theaters lie in small Texas and Mexican towns and do not cover all Paramount Publix holdings in the region.
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New York
New Mexico
Texas
Karl Hoblitzelle
Dallas
Paramount Publix Corporation
Hoblitzelle
Dent Theaters, Inc
Paramount
Dent Theaters
Corporation
Mexico
Paramount Publix
Prisoners escape from Tennessee state penitentiary
Two inmates at the state penitentiary power house learned enough about electricity to sever high tension wires atop the wall. They cut yard lights and altered alarms, then used a rope to scale the wall and flee before detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
State Penitentiary
Manion Faces Federal Sentence In Bailey Escape Case
Dallas October 6 Thomas L Manion and Grover Bevill were found guilty by a federal court jury of aiding Harvey Bailey’s escape from the Dallas County jail. Judge William H Atwell will sentence them later. maximum combined penalty is seven years and 24000 dollars in fines. Manion, a longtime courthouse habitué, denied the verdict claiming innocence while noting a history of military service and intrigue.
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Oklahoma City
Charles F. Ursehel
Edgar S. Vaught
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Clifford Skelly
Barney Berman
Minneapolis
Shannons
R. G
Armon
Paradise
Tex
Urschel
Vaught
Ccrrent Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Skelly
Berman
Bailey and
Bates
James MH. Mathers
Ben Laska
Denver
Bates Mo Lion
Dallas
Thomas L. Manion
Pacific
Grover C. Bevill
Manion
Bevill
Bevil
Bailey
William H. Atwell
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Washington Witcher
Gun' Kelly
Kelly
Katherine Kelly
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Vafely
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Fryan
Crutz
Deen
Schule
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Harrie Norris
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Bolton
King Feature Syndicate
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Columbia College
Westbrook
Texas Senate
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Travis Court
Joseph V. McKee
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
John P. O'Brien
Tammany
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