US may act if Machado refuses to quit Cuba crisis
Ambassador Sumner Welles informs President Machado he must seek a leave of absence if Cuba’s political turmoil is to be resolved. The plan was conveyed to Cuban political parties as the principal condition for settlement, with mediation by state authorities.
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Associated Press
Havana
Sumner Welles
United States
Gerardo Machado
Congress
Cuba
Informuyon
Thos
Welles
Bitter Adot Fire Threatens Bitter Root Irrigation
A spreading wildfire near Bitter Root threatens irrigation water for about 18 000 acres as crews from farmers forest service and Civilian Conservation Corps work to halt the blaze. Observers estimate the burn area at around 100 acres with warnings of rapid spread if flames reach the Altter Root irrigation line endangering nearby ranches and structures. The fire started amid reports of structures aflame and continued efforts are described as critical to protect central Missoula valley farmland.
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Missoula
Mhanes Vinting
Hanukea
Aarlan Gulch
Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
Maes Acronyta Pnathy
Itoporta
Hamilton
Farma
Altter
G. J. Ingenn
Mannger
McPherson and Hutton Meet in Private Reunion Pad
Aimee Semple McPherson and estranged husband David L. Hutton held a private, amiable conference in downtown Los Angeles. They discussed their mutual problems for several hours in a private dining room arranged by mutual friends. No firm decision on their future was announced. friends reported the reunion was pleasing.
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Los Angeles
Aimes Semple McPherson
David L. Hutton
Tima Alire
Manney Strewl Charged in O Connell Kidnaping
Monticello August 8 The sensational kidnapping of John J O Connell son of the ruling Albany political figure was laid to Manney Strewl and several others by Albany District Attorney John T Delaney Strewl the intermediary who arranged the 40000 ransom payment was freed from police protection on an unwarranted habeas corpus writ and arrested The co convict was lodged in a cell while his guardians dined and then sent back to Albany where a sealed indictment was returned Earlier Delaney said several others might also face charges Strewl who has two Federal prison terms aided in returning O Connell to a mountain camp after the ransom handoff He is reported to run a wire less supply store The long mediation spanned 23 days ending July 7 with O Connell kidnaping
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Monticello
John J. O'Connell
Nefon
House of Albany
Manney Strewl
John T. Delaney
Albany
Strewl
Young O'Connell
Woa Reed
Bla Curtodians
Delaney
Stren
Tarma
Helderbere Mountain
Nebraska people see a big meteor over western plains
Reports from Beatts Bluff and Sterling describe a bright meteor trail with smoke and vibrations rattling buildings across western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming. Some residents saw a low smoke plume, while others noted a flash and a slender smoke trail from north to south as the object disappeared beyond the horizon.
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Sterling, Cola
Aug
Aklen
Sterling
Amoka
Bodies of 11 Mexican flood victims found
Monterros Mexico August 8 River flood debris along the Rio Atara Catarina yielded eleven bodies with at least twenty missing after a dramatic flood. Rescuers worked through wreckage as the river raged and water levels surged.
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Monterros
Mexico
Eloven Hodioa Wara
Rio Atara Catarina
Nazis Will Cease 10 Campaign in Austria
The German government reportedly told authoritative quarters it would halt the Nazi campaign against the Austrian government. France Great Britain and Italy were informed privately of concerns about improper activities toward Austria. Berlin faced a four power pact pressure warning.
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Austria
Atg
France
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Berlin
Brooklyn orphans swept by beach breaker tragedy
New York August 7 A large sand bar collapsed trapping about 100 orphans from the Pride of Judea Orphans home in Edgemore C and drowning a 10 year old boy Raymond Evans and leaving six others missing Nine survivors rescued by volunteers police and life guards were treated for submersion The missing include Benjamin Maput man Meyer Polaiki Leonard Shaver Robert Rothatefn William Feltman and Asher Raases ages 10 to 15 Officials say only one boy drowned and police continued search efforts at the scene continued on page seven
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New York
Aug
Goewie Todey
Edgemore
Tha
Pride of Judea Orphans Home
Brooklyn
Raymond Evans
Benjamin Maputman
Meyer Polaiki
Leonard Shaver
Robert Rothatefn
William Feltman
Asher Raases
Saldom Checkun Alande
Rockefeller plan for Jackson Hole land in probe
Senate investigators heard John D. Rockefeller Jr's proposal to return much of Jackson Hole cattle country to a natural state. Critics say the move would aid transportation and hotel interests, raise taxes, and slow regional development. Harold P. Fabian of Salt Lake City, a Snake River Land Co. organizer, testified as a chief witness.
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J. D. Rockefeller
Jackson Hole
Jackson, Wro
John D. Rockefeller
Senate
Rockefeller
Jackson
Wyoming
Nyw
Carey
It. Wyroe
Adama
Colo
Ashurst
Ariz.j
Steiner
Young Ohio Buck Slain In Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati Otto Aug 8 A 27 year old Oliver Nally leader of Cincinnati society's younger set is believed kidnapped and murdered by a woman sighted with him near a wooded drive Friday. Police hunt for the woman as investigators seek clues including an automobile and a crude map found near the crime scene.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Otto
Oliver
Nally
M Ieader
Polics
Pilots on Way to Poland Crash at Harbor Grace
A wind struck monoplane named the White Bagle carrying Polish American flyers Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz and Emil Hirn. It landed against the wind, then veered and crashed in bushes, causing undercarriage damage and minor injuries to Joseph Adamowicz. The group planned a hop to Poland when the accident occurred near Harbor Grace, New Brunswick.
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Poland
Harbor Grace
Harbor Gracn. N. Fe. Ang. Rem(mp
Neniamin
Joseph Admanles
New York
Adamovwicn
Thair
Analalant
Emil Hiren
Josaph Adamowicz
Italy's Arm Armada Reaches Azores Isles
The Italian Atlantic Squadron of 24 Naples ships arrived at Azores from Rhone figrhor, completing a 1500 mile voyage. General Halbo led the fleet back toward home and contacted 16 ships at Pont Dolanda while nine planes under General Pellegrin landed at Horta harbor.
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Azores
Auk
Vealian
Kidnapping Mania Spreads Through Oklahoma Pups
Reports from Durant Oklahoma in August describe a dog theft wave targeting pets and litters. A woman named Grigvad allegedly abducted a mother cat's kittens and moved them to a dog, with the incident cited as part of a wider kidnapping racket involving ten pups.
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Durant
Okla
Oklahoma
Animalia
Grigvad
Mima Duckworth
Notse
Arizona 15 in Line for Repeal Act
Arizona moved to repeal the 18th amendment as voters backed ratification by more than three to one. Returns from 313 of 444 precincts showed strong support for repeal, while Isabella Greenway won the Democratic nomination for the state’s lone U S House seat in the contest vacated by Lewis W. Douglas.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Isabella Greenway
Roosevelt
Lewis W. Douglas
Jer
Youthful America Urged to Back Roosevelt Recovery
Postmaster General Farley appealed to young Americans to join Roosevelt's recovery effort, stressing no move toward a super-government over business. He called the national recovery act a declaration of independence enabling self-governance with ethical codes, social justice, and improved labor protections. The piece notes continuation on page 10.
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New York
America
Farley
Roosevelt
Wage and hour code expansion targets many workers
Washington reports the National Recovery Administration extends Roosevelt era agreements to five more industries, announcing a public shaming approach for violators. The plan includes publishing names of those not meeting codes and could involve future product boycotts, with Mrs Hugh S Johnson leading the complaint effort. The move accompanies a new labor board, ready to arbitrate strikes, as Belt Bridge tensions rise in New Orleans.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
N.R.A
Ugh 8. Johnson
Consumers Advisory Board
Iate
Johnson
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
Walmsley
New Orleans
Arbitration Board
Les Woolman
Syrian Iraqi border battle pits Christians against Iraqi army
At the Syria Iraq frontier Assyrian Christians clashed with the Iraq frontier army over the weekend. Thousands of Assyrians recently fled Iraq as British rule ended and demands to disarm sparked a dangerous flare up. The conflict continued with no disarmament achieved and troops ordered to withdraw, yet fighting persisted.
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Syrian-Iraq
Christians and Army OF
Iraq
Baghdad
Floren
Iraq Frontier Army
Syria
New York Milk Riots Hot Calls Guard Considered
Non striking New York dairymen fight back as strikers and alleged terrorists close upstate milk plants and drive milk shortages. Governor Lehman summons Major General William Haskell to assess available National Guard forces. At Chittenango station farmers resist a group that dumped milk from over a dozen trucks and cars.
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New York
Albany
Upstate
Celtics
Lehman
William Haskell
National Guard
Chittenango Station
Thelriste
Wheeler Urges Kiwanis to Back Recovery Program
Kaliapell Aug 8 UP Edwin Grafton of Billings was elected Montana Kiwanis governor at the annual convention. Tenants named as lieutenant governors. Miles City to host the 1934 convention. Wheeler urged support for Roosevelt's national recovery program and discussed NRA workings with Scott Langite.
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Wheeler
Kiwanis
Kaliapell
Edwin Grafton
Billings
Montana
Kiwanis International
T. H. MacDonald
Helens
EB. K. Taylor
Missoula
Max Kuher
Havre
M. A. Danakin
Glendive
Yorse
Miles City
Glacier National Park
T. Scogan
Logan Pasa
United States
WH. K. Wheeler
Roosevelt
NRA
Scott Langite
Illinois road-house keeper jailed as massacre chief
A man named Atiacei alias Mtacy, an alleged randhoud operator, was identified by the federal government today as the mastermind behind a plan to free Frank Nash at the Viton station in Kan ana City. The botched attack led to deaths by a machine gun crew. Verne Miller, a noted Dakota gangster, was named by the government as the machine gunners’ leader. Stace pleaded not guilty to a conspiracy charge before US Commissioner Edwin K. Walker and was held on $50,000 bond. FBI Chief Melvin Purvis and investigators linked the attempted air delivery to Street's road, with Atacet allegedly engineering the plan but not acting himself.
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Mtacy
Htherman
Frank Nash
Kanana Ciy
Toy Peaca
Wash
Verne Miller
Jsmtn
Dakota Oating
Stace
Lnte
United States
Edwin K. Walker
Bonda
Melvin H. Purvis
Cnet
United States Bureau of
Atacet
Miss Rogers and Roosevelt debate on London conference
Beverly Hills Aug 8 Contell Hull arrives to tell Roosevelt what the London conference did. He then explains what could have been done if motions had been pursued. Roosevelt and Motley are trying to deter kidnappers. A threatening tone about Missouri and an Oklahoma boy named John ston appears in the muddled text.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Contell Hull
Roosevelt
London
Mr. Motley
Missouri
Oklahoma
Johnston
NASA
System of Espionage Discovered in Italy
secret police reveal three year espionage network operated in Italy for a European power. investigations lead to 13th arrest, detaining the chauffeur of former Deputy Umberto Bianchi, who is under suspicion of aiding the band.
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Rome
Dlacorary
Italy
Umberto Bianchi
Plea From President Roosevelt Ends Walkout in Mine War
In Uniontown Pennsylvania August 8 an appeal from President Roosevelt reached the strike zone driving miners back to work. Edward F McGrady NRA labor adviser spoke as over 100 union locals voted unanimously to resume work, sending the decision to rank and file strikers who soon moved to return to the mines under the Roosevelt plan.
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Uniontown
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Edward F. McGrady
NRA
Vale
Roosevelt Truca
Campaigning for Price Reform At White House Visit
President Roosevelt, surveying price and wage issues, plans a tomorrow visit with Secretary of the Treasury Woodin. A silent circle of domestic experts includes Warburg, Yale’s James Rogers, and Cornell’s George Warren as they ensure policy steadiness amid international talks led by Warburg in London.
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Lyde Park
Roosevelt
Treasurs
Wiliam H. Woodin
White House
James Warburg
James Rogers
Yale
George Warren
Cornell
Warburg
London
Warren
Troy
Two Johnsons Work For A Small Salary
Washington August This country is in a struggle for economic recovery and benefits from the efforts of two Johnsons working for less than one salary. Mrs Hugh S Johnson joins the consumers' advisory board unpaid today, while her husband, the recovery administrator, declined the $12,000 yearly post for 1936.
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Washington
Aug
Nugh S. Johnson
Consumers’ Advisory Board
C C C Camps Flooded With Red Propaganda About Food
Major General Johnson Hagood, commander of the seventh corps area, said communistic leanings and others opposing Roosevelt’s relief program have flooded the nation with complaints about food and camp life. He cited a Nebraska youth affidavit denying reports of spoiled camp meals after a reforestation camp near Roseburg, Oregon. Hagood’s inquiry followed a letter to State Tax Commissioner Smith Nom from a Nebraska committee member alleging poor food at a camp. Hagood said the matter was investigated by the ninth corps area and found unwarranted, asserting army rations are the best food in the world.
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Omaha
Neb
Johnson Hagood
Seventh Corps
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Roseburk
Oregon
State Tax
Smith
Hapgood
Ninth Corps
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