Ickes Acquitted After Liquor Charge In Auto Incident
Robert H. Ickes son of Secretary Harold Ickes was acquitted of driving while intoxicated after testimony that he had only one beer earlier and had not shown signs of drunkenness. Police testified the car had touched another vehicle in a Winchester Square parking area while Ickes claimed to have parked carefully.
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Winchester Square
New Deal themes echoed in Chautauqua address
A Republican nominee urged freedom in education and media, warning against federal control and propaganda. He argued parochial and private schools must stay free from government power, urging independence of schools, newspapers, and radio while criticizing federal funding and censorship. He warned that propaganda could uphold current administration.
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Tisre
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Landon
America
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Wilsons
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Town Post
Drought Pushes Congress Toward New Relief Funding
The drought cut corn output and may force Congress to approve a fresh relief package in January. Estimates project 400,000 to 500,000 drought affected families needing aid, with funds stretched across Works Progress Administration and Resettlement Administration programs. Debate centers on whether to extend funds for works relief or direct rural relief, amid broader political calls for local control of education.
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Congress
Resettlement Administration
Works Progress Administration
Harry Hopkins
Roxford Guy Tugwalls
Somme
Evolution to all fours sparks debate in science and aviation pace
Dr Donald A Laird of Colgate presents theory that humans may evolve toward quadrupedalism or a leaner waist to conserve brain blood flow amid digestion. The piece links digestion, blood flow, and upright posture while discussing future human evolution scenarios. It also covers a four day Beaauxrophy speed event from New York to Los Angeles with Amelia Earhart piloting a Lockheed flying laboratory and other female pilots competing for records.
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Northrup
Howard Hughen
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Cntranta
Roscoe Turner
Ifbours
Howard
Chicago
Turner
Bendix
Cleveland
Low Angele
Ruth Chaterton
Ruth Chattertonen
Chatterton
First To Fry THE CHANNEL Pioneer Louis Blériot Dies
Louis Blériot, famed aviation pioneer who in 1909 crossed the English Channel from Calais to Dover in 38 minutes, died aged 64. He began building and flying in 1906 and helped blaze European aviation, a feat celebrated on the 25th anniversary with stamps in France.
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Bleriot
Wells Adherents Debate WPA Jobs and Relief Necessity
Wells adherents argue winter limits Works Progress Administration jobs and that direct relief by the Federal relief administration will be needed if jobs cannot be found. They question who will handle the workload while noting Roosevelt’s awareness. In Alton a parked car rolled over nine month old Edward Ford Jr. as he slept on a lawn. he suffered only minor bruises after doctors treated him.
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Georgia Convict Riot Report Continues On Page
Turbulent prisoners used iron beds to ram doors and set fires as guards fired birdshot in the uproar. Ringleaders were isolated and later released to pick cotton on the farm, with tentative stops listed for travel alongside a 25 mile women’s event offering Earhart’s trophy to qualifiers.
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Cincinnati
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Memphis
Hot Springs
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Big Spring
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Yum
Misa Earhart
Coroner Rules Prison Guards Caused W. and McDaniel Death
A coroner's jury verdict holds prison guards responsible for the death of W. and McDaniel from gunshot wounds. The panel found the guards acted to prevent an escape of other prisoners and in line of duty.
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Old Case in Buenos Aires Arbitration Sees Long Property Battle
In Buenos Aires a civil court resumed with decisions from the panel after Judge Dobranich urged arbitration. A property dated nearly 100 years back along the Riachvelo river covers 500 yards by miles, tied to heirs of Ramon Flores and his wife in a historic dispute over rights. The case has fluctuated since. In Yugoslavia a wine seller reports a stock of barrels 105 feet high holding 26,700 gallons, claimed as the country’s largest.
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Board of Arbitration
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Buenos Aire
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Flores
Yugoslavia
Nows Sad
Japanese Mount Everest climb plan raises stakes in Himalayas
A Japanese expedition arrives in Calcutta and announces hopes to scale Everest after recent British attempts. Leader Kaguo Yamagata, 26, says initial goal is Mount Nanda Devi and, if successful, to push toward higher Himalayan peaks including Everest.
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India
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Nanda Anteso Party
Kaguo Yamagata
Kol
Himalay
Himalayas
Mt. Evercat
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