Roosevelt urges relief effort from states cities and federal help
President Roosevelt on the White House lawn urged broader relief for the unemployed and warned against mixing relief with politics. He said private citizens and agencies must lead, then cities, states, and finally the federal government, stressing the federal duty to prevent starvation while avoiding misuse of funds. Some areas have not shared fairly, he said, and politics must not guide relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby A. Black
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Republic
White House
Johnson Defends Ford Inquiry Stand In NRA Clash
President Johnson said at a press conference he has seen no sufficient violation to trigger an Inquisitorial probe into Henry Ford. He warned that in case of an alleged rightist breach a showdown would be required and emphasized he would not allow Ford to defy the government. The NRA chief suggested investigations could start if Ford’s actions prompted formal complaints and possible legal scrutiny under existing statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Washington
Hugh
Jonson
Henry Ford
Johnson
Detroit
Ford
NRA
Nelfesticay
Nineteen Injured In Chicago Trolley Collision
A North Side Chicago trolley crash left nineteen people seriously injured and many others with cuts. Two crowded street cars collided at Clark and Lawrence streets, derailing both cars. Ten seriously hurt were hospitalized. many treated at the scene as neighborhood doctors aided victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Clark and
Lawrence
North Side
Cuban regime pleads for united support amid Cuban crisis
In Havana the revolutionary government urged army officers and political leaders from multiple parties to unite in support to preserve order and deter American intervention. An executive committee of university professors, a lawyer, journalists, and a banker met through the night to seek a compromise with officers who had ousted their commanders, while government members, exhausted, planned a noon meeting and remained hopeful patriots would act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence S. Haas
United Press
Havana
Cuba
United Action
Peverament
Executive Committee
Sergio Carbo
Dr Charles H Parkhurst Dies After Sleep Fall
Nationally known clergyman and reformer Dr Charles H Parkhurst was killed after falling from a porch while sleeping. He was 91, feeble yet sharp of mind, and died an hour after admission to Atlantic City Hospital. The incident occurred at his nephew Winthrop Parkhurst’s Ventnor City home.
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United Press
Atlantic City
Charles H. Parkhurst
Winthrop Parkhurst
Ventnor City
Jmulantic City Hospital
Parkhurst
Tammany Hell
New Torle
Missing tots found near Kane sur unit pree
Two missing children located near Kane. The report notes helpers and workers at the scene including Prythi Lanner and Ditka Corals Otay, with recovery near a work bail and surrounding area. Authorities warn residents to stay vigilant as investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepl
Prythi
Spanish cabinet resigns under fire in Madrid
In Madrid on September, Premier Manuel Azana resigns amid opposition pressure led by Alejandro Lerroux's party. President Niceto Alcala Zamora accepts the resignation. A Republican coalition to replace the cabinet is suggested, pending Cortes elections, while some expect Azana to remain with changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free
Madrid
Manuel Azana
Alejandro Lerroux
Yadiel
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Ito
Azana
Azona
Thirty Post Graduates to Enter School This Term
Upwards of thirty post graduates may return to the Senior High building next term if accommodations can be arranged. Total public school enrollment today is about 1380, with expectations of rising to nearly 1390 next week. Classes are well organized. attendance runs higher than usual. Mon day arrangements will provide for post graduate housing. Superintendent Dewey believes school facilities can expand to include returning students. Enrollment at St Edward’s parochial school exceeds 180, a rise from prior registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coiry
Supt
Dewey
St. Edward's Parochial School
Missing Autogiro Plane Over Lake, Search Sought
United Press reports a missing autogiro over a lake with pilot Spud Manning and companion, plus a woman, believed to have departed from South Bend area. Rescue units and boats scanned the water as authorities pursued two companions and a parachute note.
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United Pinre
Chicago
Colet Guard
Gale Stichivan Vedey Tor
Spud” Manning
Jimpar
Auroan
South Bend
Tad Manning
Plana
Elute
Code Will Be Law Of Industry Johnson Warns
Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson announced the bituminous coal code will govern industry, with a 36 hour week and limited daily hours. Modifications may be proposed until tomorrow 6 p m, but writ delays will not be tolerated. The plan bans scrip, company towns, and child labor while setting wages from 3.4 to 5.43 dollars per day and allowing majorities of workers to share available work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O.thompson
United Press
Uiners
Fay
Shell
United Mine Workers
Montana
Alabama
Youth Admits Partin Murder in Philadelphia Case
George McNemar confessed to aiding in the murder of Harry Goldsman in Mulriaithre manufectuuirs case. Police said McNemar, aided by Lee Alexander Willchner and Charles Axelins, fled to West Virginia after Goldsman was killed, then traveled back to Philadelphia to face punishment or clear himself.
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United Pyese
Philadelphia
Sept
West Virginia
George McNemar
Harry Goldsman
Monemar Wis
Mying
Polles
McNamar
Charles Alextins der Willchner
Alea
Lee
Miler
McNemar
Goldsman
Irak Monarch Dies From Heart Disease
King Bafeal of Iraq dies suddenly after a long illness, according to United Frew Berne dispatches. The report notes his reign began amid turmoil and cites official condolences from regional leaders. The exact cause cited is heart disease.
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Irak
Berne
Suilzertann
Bafeal
Patina
Wendie
Thie Cain
Meneguines Savriar
Missing balloon near Kane sparks search in Pa forest
A Kane area woman reported Morse code like signals she heard twice from the air near Roustine in northwestern Pennsylvania, near the missing Gordon Bennett balloons. Authorities consider sending a plane to trace possible balloon debris in the dense forest.
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United Press
Kane
Pennsylvania
Michael Miley
Roystone
Roustine
Mre
Mitey
Gordon Bennett
Maniac Kills Three Then Shoots Self
Adri an Jones, described as mentally deranged, fired two shotguns in Belfast Maine business district this afternoon killing three men and wounding another before dying. Victims were Herbert H. Hillis 65 an insurance man W. W. Blaisdell 75 Raymond Blaisdell 40, the latter’s son. Wounded Dr. R. B. Stanhope veterinarian was hospitalized on danger list with slim chances of recovery.
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Belfast
Adrian Jones
Jones
Herbert H. Hillis
Insurance Ind
W. W. Blaisdell
Raymond Blaisdell
R. B. Stanhope
Waldo General Hospital
Picketing Threat in Hard Coal Area Targets Major Breaker
Unemployed anthracite miners in Mahanoy City threaten to picket and close the St Nicholas Central breaker of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. The action follows two contracting firms resuming operations at the Knickerbocker shippings in Jackson Pa, drawing an ultimatum from about 1500 idle miners. Officials say contracts to operate the stripping would violate agreements if work proceeds. One steam shovel begins, surface digging replaces underground mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mahanoy City
Mahanoy
St. Nicholas Central
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tron Company
Knickerbocker
Jackson
Io Jackson
Mehanoy City
Renicer
Garey, Baxter and Kennedy Company
New York
H. G. Boyer Co
Ringtown
Marpherd
Demand Explained High Bread Prices Across Cities
Washington reports a demand for an explanation of rising bread prices. The American Bakers Association cites the seven listed cities, including Atlanta and Seattle, as evidence of nationwide price pressures.
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Bet
Tin
Itjustment
Asaddia
Atlante
Charlestown
Mobile
Ata
San Francisco
Calif
Savannah
Scranton
Seattle
Fredaricle
Howe
Scummers Counse
Bn Egricultiei
NRA limit on oil production takes effect
Industry workers across the nation implement the NRA oil code cap at 2,408,700 barrels daily, trimming about 400,000 barrels per day from prior output. Prices rise modestly in major regions as companies hope to meet employment provisions while preserving profits. Texas and Oklahoma cut state allows significantly to align with federal limits.
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Joseph L. Myler
United Press
Dallas
Tex
NRA
Kettleman Hills
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Conroe
Standard Oil Company
Mid-Continent
Texas
Railroad Commission
Oklaione
Corry Masons Attend Annual Dinner of Assn
Corry Masons expected to attend annual dinner of the Pennsylvania Knights Templar and allied bodies at Wanauga Country Club. Notable attendees include Abe Harold Moss of Warren, William Tipton with family, Paul M. Moore of Allegheny, Carl Way of Ridgeway, James Evans of Division 22, and Dr J A Wright among others.
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Knights Templar
Wanango
Prankelin
Sap
Commanion
Knghts ’Templar
Pennsylvania
Wanauga Country Chip
Abe Hirold A. Moss
Warren
Masonnetion
William Byd Tipton
Pennsylvania Commandery
Pittsburgh
Paul M. Moore
AligUippa
Carl A. Way
Ridgeway
James
Evans
Pranizlin
Gabbiel
Garry
I Streumber
Association
United States Considers Cuba Intervention as Tense Situation Grows
Secretary of State and Secretary Hull announce dispatch of coast guard cutter to Antilla Cuba while neutrality policy is proclaimed. U S government weighs immediate intervention with 29 warships, bombing planes, and 1 200 Marines ready. Officials note possible return of Carlos Manuel De Cespe des to power could alter U S stance and vow to protect 7000 American lives and 1 billion in property.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Hill
Coast. Guard
Cutter
Antilla
Cuna
Hull
United States
Cuba
la Regiment of Marines
Havana
Carlos Manuel de Cespides
Cespedes
Gerardo Machado
Roosevelt
State Department
America
Cibin
Quantico
Marine Base
Navy
Guantanamo Naval Base
Hampton Roads
Cose
Mr. Roosevelt
Foster & Patro
Bracken Named To Handle Local Employment Programs
Olin W Bracken a former telegraph worker has been appointed to oversee employment efforts here in coordination with Tul County Emergency Relief. He will work to place disabled residents in suitable roles and coordinate with relief agencies to support job placement in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin W. Bracken
Ulees Auer
Teli
Hindail
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Ford N.R. A
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Self
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Meninotas
Mece Ody
Farglyn
Corry Masons
Ass'n
Dr. J
Wright
Deybt A
Corti
Tigud
Ae Cilietam
Paucar Rol Freebie
Fabetts
Corey
U. S
Bracken
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