Ickes Accelerates Federal Road Letting Action Across Nation
Secretary Ickes pressed governors in ten backward states to speed up $400 million in federal aid highway projects, aiming to cut relief rolls and boost job creation for 4 million unemployed. Five states won praise for high allotment utilization, led by New York and Maine, while debate over New Deal policies continued in Congress.
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Washington
Ickes
Maryland
Kansas
Indiana
Connecticut
Michigan
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Illinois
Georgia
New York
Maine
Nebraska
Iowa
Montana
New Deal
Bronx
Ham” Fpish
Roosevelt
Masonic Reunion Opens Tonight at Shrine Mosque
The Scottish Rite fall reunion begins at 7 30 tonight at the Shrine mosque with Masons from southern West Virginia attending as candidates for initiation or visitors. Degrees from 4th to 32nd will be conferred and the event runs through Thursday with a postponed ceremonial rescheduled for December 9 in Charleston.
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Shrine
West Virginia
John N. Sebrell
Norfolk
Charleston
Joseph N. Arnold, Jr
Murril C. Turley
Dewey E
Dewey E. 8. Kuhns, Preceptor; Charles T. Ray, Chancellor; Jesse Poffenbarger
Fred O. Blue
Robert Bagnell
Gaither W. Miller
Fred W. Smith
T. Leslie Burdette
Harry L. Minsker
James I. Pratt
Mansfield News Journal Plant Bombed After Racketeer Warning
The Mansfield News Journal plant was bombed at 4 06 am eight hours after editor G J Kochenderfer received a racketeer warning to lay off or you'll get yours. The blast damaged the mail room floor and shattered windows. Kochenderfer had crusaded for tougher racketeering enforcement and eradication of bootlegging and slot machines. The plant had been targeted before.
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Mansfield, O
Mansfield News- Journal
G. J. Kochenderfer
News-Journal
Journal
News
Dust and Snow Storm Strikes Northwest and East
Dust and snow storms crippled plains and frozen the day in the northwest killing at least ten with two missing reports. In South Dakota and Minnesota winds toppled trees disrupted phones while Sioux Falls observed an unprecedented dust event. Snow relief arrived in Rochester area with seven deaths and heavy Adirondack snow, New York traffic hampered.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Minnesota
Sioux Falls
Pipestone
Minn
Rochester
N. Y
Adirondack
New York
New England
Leamington
Gary Coal Mine Head Dies After Illness in Gary
William C. Stratton 62 general manager of United States Coal and Coke operations in Gary died of a heart attack today after a two month illness from a paralytic stroke. Stratton, a Pittsburgh coal and steel family member, came to Gary in 1921 as chief engineer and became general manager last January. Born Columbus Wisconsin April 12 1871 he earlier worked with the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad and with H C Frick Coke. Funeral services will be held in Gary and burial will be in Homewood Cemetery Pittsburgh.
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Gary
William C. Stratton
United States Coal and Coke Company
Stratton
Pittsburgh
Edward O'Toole
Columbus
Wis
Brown University
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Homewood Cemetery
Tariff Fears Laid By NRA Report
NRA reports only six industries seeking aid under the embargo provisions of the industrial recovery act. Officials cite NRA rules and a weaker dollar abroad as factors allowing higher labor standards under codes without disastrous foreign competition. Ford status in auto code likely to be settled via government motor contracts as the week unfolds.
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Washington
NRA
Henry Ford
Son of Ohio's Chief Killed in Princeton Auto Crash
Robert White 21 year old son of Ohio governor and Princeton senior, died last night near Belle Meade when his car veered into a tree. Passengers Goodrich Lowry 21 and Evelyn Higgins 20 survived with shock and injuries. all three were returning from the Princeton Dartmouth game. The body was to be sent to Marietta Ohio with a student escort led by Carl Larsen.
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Princeton
N. J
Nova
Robert White
Ohio
Princeton University
Here
White
Belle Meade
Goodrich Lowry
New York
Evelyn Higgins
Rochester
N. Y
Marietta
Carl Larsen
Colonial Club
George White
Dartmouth
Lowry
Back to Bethlehem sermon on paths to God by Rev Culpepper
Evangelist Christ the Big Brother sermon at Asbury M E Church argues four paths men follow in search of meaning. It critiques intuition senses wisdom of man and the belief that science or material conquest alone will solve the soul’s problem. The message claims true worship is in spirit and truth.
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Burke Culpepper
D. D
Asbury M. E
Bethlehem
Christ
Asbury M. E. Church
Egypt
Nile
Soviet and US Parley Halted for Sunday
The Steel magazine reported progress amid 90 day steel code trials as operations sit at 24 percent, down from 51. Iron and steel producers anticipate a slower decline with seasonal influences fading. The report notes auto specs, railroad buying, public works, and shipyard strikes affecting orders. October ingot output fell for a third straight month.
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Cleveland
Steel
Washington
Detroit
Youngstown
New England
Birmingham
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Eastern Pennsylvania
W R McDaniel Dies at 62 in Charleston West Virginia
William Roy McDaniel 62 formerly in Standard Oil marketing, died at his Quarrier street home after a brief illness. Born January 13 1871 in Vanceburg Kentucky he taught in Kentucky then worked in water transportation before joining Standard Oil in the late 1890s. Surviving are brother Grant McDaniel two nephews Roy E. McDaniel and William S. McDaniel and niece Dorothy McDaniel. Funeral services set for 2:30 tomorrow at the residence with Rev. F E Brinstool officiating. Active pallbearers listed. many honorary mourners named.
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William Roy McDaniel
Standard Oil Company
Quarrier Street
Hallie Morris McDaniel
Mr. McDaniel
Vanceburg
Riverside Academy
Kentucky
Grant McDaniel
West Virginia
Charleston
Roy E. McDaniel
William S. McDaniel
Clarksburg
Dorothy McDaniel
Cincinnati
F. E. Brininstool
D.D
J. C. King
A. B. Gorman
J. W. Merricks
Co. L. Baker
C. A. Newland
W. D. Harold
James D. Clark
S. J. Jasper
W. F. Tams
B. C. Peters
F. W. Rucker
R. CC
Nickel
R. D. Rummell
Death of Princeton student after Dartmouth game
Jay F Towner II, 23, of Perryman Maryland, was found near Goyot hall on the Princeton campus after the Princeton Dartmouth football game. Autopsy cites internal hemorrhages from ruptured liver and spleen as the cause. Police theorize crowd crush at ramp 22 caused fatal injuries and the body was abandoned en route to the infirmary.
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Princeton
N. J
Jay F Towner, II
Perryman
Goyot Hall
Dartmouth
Towner
Palmer Stadium
University Infirmary
Aberdeen
Jay F. Towner, II
Senators Call Conference On Monetary Plan
Senators Thomas and Smith call a November 17 conference of all schools of thought on monetary reform to discuss remonetization and currency policy. Thomas says gold should be priced at 41.34 an ounce to restore the gold standard. The event invites leaders from major farm groups and national figures to unify divergent currency proposals.
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Washington
Thomas
D-Okla
Smith
D-S. C
United States
Committee of the Nation
Senatorg Pittman
Nev
Wheeler
Mont
Borah
Idaho
Harrison
Miss
Fletcher
Flia
Governor Tries To End Strike At Hormel Plant
Governor Floyd B. Olson moved to settle peacefully a 2,500 worker strike at Hormel in Austin Minnesota. National guardsmen stood by as talks with the Independent Union of All Workers aimed to grant a wage rise refused by the company. Picket lines remained with two engineers allowed in to restart refrigeration, curbing meat spoilage amid unrest.
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Austin
Minn
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
George A. Hormel and Company
Minnesota National
Ira Lyck
Floyd B. Olsor
Olson
Oil Industry Defends Stand on Federal Price Regulation
Washington November 12 The oil industry's planning committee defended federal regulation of petroleum prices while reports circulated that price increases due December 1 might be postponed or revised. They argued selling below cost harms fair competition and that price adjustments mainly restore losses from low cost selling. Hearings by the petroleum administrative board are set within 10 days to two weeks to consider proposed base prices ranging from 1.11 dollars per barrel to 13 cents per gallon for retail.
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Washington
Oil Industry
Ickes
Petroleum Administrative Board
Walter Teagie
The
Standard of New Jersey
Child Dies From Oil Fire At New Haven Home
In New Haven a four year old, William Grant Shawver, died from burns suffered when an oil can exploded near a fire that ignited and destroyed his family's two story frame home. Owner Ivan Shawver, a farmer, faced unestablished damages and no estimate was available.
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Lad
New Haven
Point Pleasant
William Grant Shawver
Ivan Shawver
Soviet Denies Any Jap Planes Downed Over Siberian Lines
Moscow reports on November 12 deny abroad claims that Japanese aircraft were shot down on Soviet territory. No new incursions have been reported since November 6 warning to Tokyo. The Vladivostok dispatch described nine Japanese planes crossing the Siberian border on November 3 along the Gulf of Amur. Tokyo's war office called the downing reports absurd and groundless.
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Siberian
Moscow
Foreign Office Today
Tokyo
Tass
Soviet Telegraph Agency
Vladivostok
Siberia
Gulf of Amur
War Office
Broadway Honors Mary Guinan Texas Night Club Hostess
A crowd of about 10 000 gathered on Broadway to pay tribute as Mary Louise Cecilia Guinan, famed Texas friend and entertainer, was eulogized and laid to rest in White Plains. Funeral rites, prayers, and a Legion ceremony marked the tribute to the late hostess and actress.
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New York
Broadway
Long Street
Mary Louise Cecilia Guinan
Times Square
Gates of Heaven
White Plains
Rudolph Valentino
Texas
Will Urges Guardians For Stock Sakers
A letter from Will in Severly Hills California urges guardians for investors in stock swindles and inflated capitalization. He says millions and hundreds of tons are involved and calls for protection, noting educated but trusting readers are the prime targets. He criticizes churches and priests for not acting, and warns against teachers as easily deceived.
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Severly Hills
Calif
dJust
Chambers of Commerce
Hitler Wins Huge German Victory In National Vote
Berlin report cites overwhelming approval of Adolf Hitler and Nazi policies with more than 90 percent backing in the Reichstag and plebiscite. Final tallies show 39.6 million for Reichstag, 40.6 million saying yes in the plebiscite, while voting irregularities and high invalid rates are noted.
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Berlin
Hitler
Wolff
Reichstag
Germany
Trial set for Ralph Eddy in double slaying case
Ralph Eddy a 17 year old, charged in the shotgun deaths of his father Rev J F Eddy and his stepmother Mrs Bertie Eddy, faces trial in Ripley. An insanity plea may be offered. Eddy was captured in Dunbar after fleeing the area following the September 11 killings at Trace Fork.
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Ripley
Ralph Eddy
J. F. Eddy
Bertie Eddy
Young Eddy
Dunbar
Eddy
Trace Fork
Here
John Britton
Ralph
Church of God
Charleston
Jackson County
Luther Wolfe
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