Campaign headlines and a changing world row
Recapping the closing week of the campaign with Hoover and Roosevelt in key states and cities. mentions of speeches, radio appeals, and travel routes through Springfield to St Louis and St Paul. Also notes a probe into Mississippi flood work and the ambassadorial appointment of Lamont Belin to Poland.
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United States
Hoover
Springfield
St Louis
Gary
Indi
St. Paul
Minn
Llinois
Indiana
Missouri
Owa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio
Nebraska
Kansas
Michigan
Washington
Middle West
New York City
Philadelphia
Clifornia
Roosevelt
Boston
Albany
Hartford
Bridgeport
New England
Nevada
North Dakota
South Dakota
Unemployment Relief Drive Backed By Steel Chief
Myron C. G. Taylor chairman of United States Steel Corp voices optimism on current industrial recovery at the New York Citizens Committee meeting preparing to launch a $14 million unemployment relief drive. Missouri reports mild weather and higher orders easing relief needs while ethanol from corn emerges as a potential motor fuel in a plan to reduce farm surpluses and conserve petroleum.
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Mississippi River
Hoover
Robert FR. Moton
Tuskegee Institute
James A. Cobb
Washington
DD. C
Eugene Endeckle Jones
Urban League of New York
C. 3. Grant
United States Army
York
Myron GC. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Jefferson City
Elitmen
St Louis
Caulfield
St. Louis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation For
B. C. Steger
Endall
County Farm Bureau
J. J. Groetken
Aurora
United States
Engagement announced for Elisabeth Reeve Morrow and Aubrey Niel Morgan
Society note records Elisabeth Reeve Morrow daughter of Mrs Dwight W Morrow and sister in law of Col Charles A Lindbergh, engaged to Aubrey Niel Morgan son of Mr and Mrs John L Morgan of Brynderwen Wales. Wedding date pending and couple met during a London naval conference visit in 1930.
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New York
Elisabeth Reeve Morrow
Airs
Dwight W. Morrow
Col
Charlies A. Limdbergh
Aubrey Niel Morgan
Air
John L Morgan
Brynderwen
Walesa
Miss Morrow
Mr. Morgan
London
Senator Morrow
England
Europe
New Technique Used in Gotham Gang Killings
New York reports an epidemic of bag murders linked to organized gang violence. Eight slayings show varied gang involvement with same brutal method of torment and concealment, including victims tied in bags and left in cars or on roadsides.
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Gotham
New York
Manhattan
Grove
Gerardo Scarpato
Brooklyn
Ppen
Joe
Muasseria
Unione Stellione
al Capone
Scarpato
Ganester
Italy
America
Coney Island
Sild
Lobsters Made Big to Protect Lives
In Noank Connecticut hatcheries speed up lobster growth by feeding baby lobsters liver every two hours. This shortens infancy by half, reducing exposure to predation as the young lobsters mature and settle to the sea bottom.
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Noank
Conn
Connecticut
Berlin's One Penthouse Atop Kaiser's Palace
The article describes Otto Schoenfelder, 77, a former court mason living with his wife in a penthouse atop the former Kaiser's palace on Unter den Linden. For 50 years he has occupied the attic residence, built after the Kaiser allowed a rooftop dwelling, sharing views and occasional chats with the emperor during strolls and court festival preparations.
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Berlin
Unter den Linden
Otto Schosenfeller
Otto Schoenfelder
Imperial Castle
Kalker
German Village Boasts World's Biggest Shoe
Nuernberg hosts a German shoe exhibition featuring a 550 pound shoe 0 feet 7 inches long and 5 feet 2 inches high created by Josef Schrutt from Oberstdorf. Three apprentices labored three weeks. Another entry is a 700 pound giant sport shoe over 6 feet long from Barthelmes shoe factory of Nuernhere.
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Nuernberg
Hans Sachs
Josef Schrutt
Oberstdorf
Venice
Nuernberg Fair
Barthelmes
Nuernhere
Gift Overalls Returned for Import Duty Payment
A pair of overalls sent as a gift to a friend in Germany was returned to Joan Frossel because the import duty would require a week's wages. The accompanying letter says the duty totaled eight marks and 60 pfennig, about 22.10 in U.S. money, equaling a week's wages.
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Psyra
Ohion
Germany
Joan Frossel
High Tax Spurs Spanish Tobacco Smuggling Fleets
Malaga reports intensified tobacco contraband fueled by Spain's tax hike. smugglers operate from a network of small boats, mother ships, and runners across territorial borders including Tangier, Oran, and Mallorca. authorities face jurisdictional hurdles while tobacco and foreign-flag vessels evade patrols.
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Malaga
Spain
Mediterranean
Republic
Gibraltar
Orient
India
Tangier
Spanish
Morocco
Jalifa
French
Algeria
Oran
Cartagens
Great Britain
France
Spanish Morocco
United States
Majorca
Menorca
Thiza
Porta
Valencia
Barcelona
Carabineros
Compania Arrendataria Die ‘Tobacos
Michigan Clerk Popular With Victims of Cupid
Caliwiter Michigan county clerk Rolland J. Weaver of Steuben County on the Michigan Indiana line attracts many marriage license applicants. Since a five day waiting period law, couples flock to him then travel to Angola Indiana to marry without delay.
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Caliwiter
Mich
Michigan
Rolland J. Weaver
Steuben County
Indiana
Weaver
Angola
Ind
Pavements on Street Chosen by Lockport Aldermen
In Lockport New York two aldermen Timothy J. O'Shaughnessy and Donald Jones disagreed on resurfacing a street between their wards brick or macadam. The center course was selected with one side brick and macadam.
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Lockport
N. Y
Timothy J. O'Shaughnessy
Donald Jones
A Certain Match Aims for Gardner Estate Encounter
Shirley Van Dorn travels with Aunt Victoria and meets Timothy Torrence after nearly being hit crossing the road. Torrence helps, and a growing alliance forms as they proceed to Langhorn Road for a social gathering where Ted Fearson is expected. Shirley faces social tension and potential romance in the party context.
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Hirley van Dorn
Victoria
Shirley
Gardner's
Aunt Victoria
Tom Manley
Europe
Shirlen
Ron
Rond
America
Tosh
Shirley Summer
Timothy Torrence
Brownsley
Gardner Estate
Langhorn Road
Langholm Road
Gardner
Torrence
Ted Farson
Shirley van Dorn
Hogs Used to Clear Sunken Snake Infestations
Farmers deploy hogs to reduce snake populations in flooded areas by feeding on sunken reptiles. Reports describe hogs consuming rattlesnakes and other snakes, with regions infested by snakes often cleared through this method.
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Edward W. Pickard
Dr. A. FR. Moton
State Department
F. Lamont Belin
Waverly
Poland
John N. Willys
Toledo
Bellon
United States Diplomatic Corps
Peiping
Istanbul
Paris
Chilef
Herbert
Franklin
Reoageveit
Qtrct
Bolivia
Poraunay
la Paz
Sn Naunes
Hans Bundt
Serman
Ridlers
Buenos Aires
Gran Chaco
Cuba
Sant Clara
Machado
Liberal Party
BATH
Horace Kent Teneey
Chicago
Harold MacGrath
Hans Kunde
Qsarmament Conference
Geneva
Norman Davis
Norman Davie
Herriot
APAN
Manchukuo
Tsitsihar
Su Ping-wen
Manchul
Elberian
Hae
Arturo Alessandri
Chile
Marmaduke Grove
Alessandria
Politcion
Juan Esteban Monters
A. Alessandri
Sao Paulo
Generale
Bio
Portugal
Assembly Elerthon West
Buckingham Palace
Home of Commons
W. A. L. Bannington
Cermak
A. C
Boss
Pittsburgh
Kaiser’s Palace
Britain
Ivan Langley
Norfolk
Brazil
Bertholde Klinger
Grand Central Station
Rio de Janeiro
Meisiure Newspaper Syndicate
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