Unemployed flow to California. relief plans and political notes
The report notes over 36,000 unemployed moved through Arizona toward California in the past month as relief programs and political rhetoric shape the flow. Mention is made of Stimulus hopes, stamps, and the broader outlook amid labor, war veterans, and reform promises. Plans for rural housing complexes are announced, with fifty more in Washington in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sinclair
Harry Hopkins
Washington
FERA
Kohler
Idle Kohler Village Blamed on NRA Action
The village built by and for Kohler workers, hailed as America’s finest of its kind, lies idle now due to actions attributed to the NRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Kohler
Kohler Company
America
NRA
Kohler strike tests NRA reach amid rural industrial dream
A minority at Kohler began a strike over Section 7a of the NRA, hiring pickets and halting plant operations. Federal probes claimed NRA violations, a representation vote favored the company union, and opponents argued the election was flawed. The village endures as a critique of New Deal rural industrial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
NRA
Aerial Defense Plan Debated by French Lawmakers
Paris reports show France grappling with air raid threats as lawmakers debate naval budgets and report that Germany, Italy, the United States, and Japan are expanding fleets. Experts warn France could fall behind in air power, with bomber fleets potentially overrunning Paris and other cities.
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Paris
France
Europe
Raymond Poincare
Melbourne
Chamber of Deputies Finance Commission
Jacques Stern
United States
Italy
Germany
Japan
Washington Senate Armaments Commission
Pierre Cot
Daladier
Lyon
Marseilles
le Bourget
Denain
Refinance Nearly Quarter Billion of Midwest Farm Debts
In the eighth farm credit district Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming more than 216 million dollars of farmers debts were refinanced from June 1 1933 to Oct 18 1934. L Oscar Challman announced the figures noting most funds went to repay old creditors.
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Omaha
Farm Credit
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
L. Oscar Challman
Federal Land Bank and Land Commissioner
Challman
Land Bank
Labor backs business aid as New Deal sentiment shifts
The American Federation of Labor urged restraint on relief spending and debt growth and called for constructive action. It said labor seeks government help for businessmen to create better jobs, signaling a shift in New Deal sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Gratitude and Selfish Motives in Charity
A 1934 meditation on gratitude and self interest in acts of charity. The speaker warns against expecting thanks, noting that giving should serve the giver as a privilege. It argues true grace lies in doing good without demanding recognition or payment in return.
Senators may have to carry luncheon in next session
Washington report shows the senate restaurant faces closure after a year of deficits. The House inquiry and an apportionment proviso halted restaurant funds, leaving senators to seek cash dining options or face losing their capital dining amenity for constituents.
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Washington
Oscar de Priest
Congress
House
Senate
Lindsay Warren
N.C
Warren
Religious ban in Mexico may revive strife
Arch bishop Pascual Diaz of Mexico City reportedly hid from a government party plan to oust Catholic church officials and suppress opposition. The plan would target Catholic leaders, bar church groups from jobs, and form armed groups to contest perceived Catholic aggression, aiming to shift education to a socialist state function. President Rodriguez was to decide after senate approval, with conferences planned by the national revolutionary party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
D. F
Pascual Diaz
Mexico City
National
Administration
Rodriguez
Senate
Knights of Columbus
Sisters of Mary
National Revolutionary Party
Tehuacan
Plutarco Elias Calles
Wallace Sets 1935 Cotton Crop Limitation
Secretary Wallace announced a crop limitation program for cotton in 1935 but did not reveal the required acreage reduction percentage or the payment rate. Early indications suggest about 31 million acres as the AAA goal with payments similar to this year.
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Washington
South
Wallace
AAA
Weather Outlook for Chicago Oct 22 to 27
The period covers the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. Generally fair with possible showers Tuesday and later in the week. Temperatures expected near normal.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Bruno Hauptmann Nervous Before Jersey Arraignment
Bruno Hauptmann appeared pale and restless under strict guard at the Hunterdon County jail in Flemington as officials planned his arraignment for the Lindbergh baby kidnap slaying. His wife visited briefly, and attorney James M. Fawcett discussed a possible delay for defense preparation. Guards reinforced security and a tight mesh screen was planned for the bull pen to block contraband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Jersey
Lindbergh
Hunterdon County
Bronx
New Jersey
Hauptmann
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
David T. Wilentz
Trenton
Thomas W. Trenchard
Adam Q. Robbins
Lift Baby Out Of Well After 3 Hours
In Lawton Oklahoma a thirty month old child named Richard Leon Toombs was rescued after three hours wedged twenty feet below ground. Firemen and FERA workers dug a parallel shaft while the mother lowered a rope and the child grabbed it then pulled himself to the surface aided by his father.
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Lawton
Okla
Richard Leon Toombs
Otis Toombs
FERA
Robison fugitive capture looming as indictments issued
Mrs Frances Robinson refuses bail fearing retribution from her fugitive husband Thomas H Robinson Jr and her father in law Thomas H Robinson Sr all three indicted for abducting Mrs Alice Speed Stoll. Death or life imprisonment possible for all defendants with maximum for the younger Robinson if captured. Stoll to Florida for rest after grand jury testimony.
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Louisville
Frances Robinson
Clem Huggins
Huggins
Alice Speed Stoll
Chicago
Robinson
Dillinger Trial Prep Ordered For Oct 25
Federal Judge Charles A. Woodward requires Louis Piquett to file all preliminary motions before October 25 and have an attorney on record for the Dillinger harboring case. The ruling follows the withdrawal of Ben Landis as Piquett's counsel, prompted by Harry Connaughton, assistant U.S. district attorney.
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Chicago
Charles A. Woodward
Louis Piquett
John Dillinger
Piquett
Ben Landis
Harry Connaughton
United States
Gunfight Ends Bank Robbery Suspect Caught
Wellsville Ohio police captured a bank robbery suspect after a gun battle with officers. A second man, believed to be involved, remained at large and was being hunted by a posse of 200. The prisoner refused to give his name.
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Wellsville, C
Peoples Bank
Tiltonville
Mollisons Lead 19 Competitors In Dash By Air
The Mollison team leads 19 entrants in the London to Melbourne air derby as British and Dutch teams chase from Mild en hall to Allahabad and Baghdad. Scott and Black in a British machine join the pursuit, with the Mollisons flying at about 200 mph and reaching Baghdad 12 hours 40 minutes after departure.
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Mollisons
Mildenhall Airdrome
England
Baghdad
London
Melbourne
W. A. Scott
Malcolm Black
Allahabad
India
Scott
Iraq
Scott-Black
K. D. Parmentier
J. J. Moll
Holland
Aleppo
Syria
Cathcart Jones
Ken W. Waller
Mrs. Mollison
Jim
Amy
Europe
de Haviland
Moldenhall
Tenge
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Kansas Democrats Lose Edge as Farley Letter Pressure Surfaces
Passage notes that the Democratic Party in Kansas saw its fall election prospects dim after Postmaster Farley urged committeemen to back a straight Democratic ticket and a Democratic governor. The scene references McGugin briefly stopping in Coffeyville en route to Chicago.
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Fo. Aan
Pie Bas
Rt Gleecu
Kansas
Farley
McGugin
Coffeyville
Chicago
Gas price war widens across coast to Midwest
Gasoline price competition expands from New Jersey to New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Nashville and Washington DC. Standard Oil Indiana cuts 0.3 cents across its territory including Indiana Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Kansas North and South Dakota Missouri and parts of Oklahoma.
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New York
Atlantic Coast
District of Columbia
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
New Jersey
Camden
Philadelphia
Sinclair
Pittsburgh
Nashville, Tenn
Standard Oil Company of
Louisiana
Washington, D. C
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kingsford Smith Plans Pacific Flight From Brisbane to Oakland
Australian aviator Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and an assistant began a 7,360 mile Pacific leg from Brisbane to Oakland. The voyage via Suva and Honolulu includes 10,000 foot climbs and blind flying through cloud, with stops in Suva, Honolulu, and potential landings in Hawaii.
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San Francisco
Sir Charles Kingsford-Smith
Noumea
New Caledonia
Brisbane
Oakland
Calif
Suva
Honolulu
Pacific
Sunda
Fiji
Islands
Ory
California
Frisco
Sir Charles
Australia
London
Melbourne
Mildenhall
Suve
Hawaii
Slayer of Colorado Springs taxi driver gets life
A jury in Colorado Springs, Colorado, sentenced Water Reppin of Newark, New Jersey, to life in prison for the slaying of a local taxi driver. The verdict was delivered Saturday night.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Newark
N. J
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Arizona
Santa Claus
Hitler
Reichbishop
Roosevelt
CCC
Nice
Literary Digest
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Newton
Bruno
Mrs. Robinson
Bulletin
Thomas Henry Robinson, Jr
Department of Justice
Dillinger
Col. Turner
Col
Roscoe Turner
Clyde Pangborn
Athens
Midwest
Cedar Rapids
Kingsford - Smith
Fiji Isles
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Kingsford- Smith
Monterey
Radiomarine Corporation
Mesage
New, Caledonia
Kingaford-Smith
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