Machado Party Defies U S Yet Mediation Hopes Persist
The state department said reports of planned American intervention in Cuba are incorrect. After talks between Secretary Mull and Cuban Ambassador Claras, there is no sign President Machado will quit. Officials continue to pressure for peaceful settlement while monitoring the fate of American photojournalist David Oliver, beaten and jailed.
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Washington
Brig
Sill
Cuba
State Department
Mull
Claras
Machado
Ydelding
Bummer Welles
Amerteni
Taleodis
Welles Af Vinvana
David Oliver
Nery
Welles
Sutmier
White Howe
Wyde Park
Albaiee
Fulara Pana
sigRe i
Sugar proposal in peril of collapse raises reform plea
Washington urged adherence to a format restricting sugar production as a national plan. Officials warned that rejecting the plan could topple the stabilization project and trigger wider economic chaos, citing possible tax and allocation changes for Philippines Puerto Rico and Cuba.
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Washington
United States
Dorn
Wallace
Philippines
Puerton Rico
Rovernmenta
Miaan Poyadaonia
Agriculture Adequntmant
Governor speaks at Ritter Root Picnic event
Governor Frank J. Cooney was principal speaker at the 24th annual creamery picnic in Ritter. The event drew residents from across the Ritter Bonn valley for the county celebration and community gathering.
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Ritter. Root
Stevenavilla
Frank J. Cooney
Ritter Bont
Helena to install its fourth bishop October 5
The Helena diocese announces the installation of its fourth bishop on October 5 at St Helena Cathedral with Most Rev Ralph Hayen as the new bishop elect. The ceremony will be conducted by Archbishop May in Portland with consecration in Tillburgh on September 21. Incoming bishop Hayes arrival October 4 prompts preparations for a cordial welcome in Helena.
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Helena
Ralph
Hayen
Tishan
Georges
Wlunman
Che
Victor Nay
St. Kelona
Edward
Howard
Archbindsy
Parkland
Ore
Bislan Hayes
Tillnburgh
Monsionor May
Monsignor
May
Portland
Plana
G. Tougan
Pasetor
St Helena's
Forest Highway Projects plan approval in Oregon
Portland Ore Aug 10 an engineer for the bureau of public roads announces approval of forest highway projects estimated to cost 500 dollars. The plan covers surfacing 17.1 miles of the Yellowstone Trail at about 70,000 with guard rails to be erected later. Oiling 23.5 miles of the Yellowstone Trail from Saltero to St Heals at 40,000 dollars. Sections have been surfaced for eight months to a year. Reconstruction of Bear Creek Bridge on Columbia Falls continues.
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Trortland
Ore
Lend
Dieteiet
Ivy Moumain
Saltero
St. Heals
Bear Creek
Columbia
Cooney to Address Montana Legion Convention
Governor Frank W. Cooney accepted an invitation to address the Montana department of the American Legion at its convention in treat Walls. The event is set for August 21 to 22, with other speakers including Frank Samuel of Indianapolis national adjutant Ray Murphy of Town chairman of the national negative committee and George Malone of Reno past national commander.
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Treat Walls
Frank WW. Cooney Ling
Montana
Further steps needed to clean up grain exchanges
Washington August 10. Dis satisfaction with the proposed code of competition presented by grain exchanges was voiced today by George N. Peek former farm adviser interior who declared further steps were necessary to clean house He told note Panarmon that governing bodies of armier exchanges should exclude from their membership persons actively engaged in trading and appropriation He described this as an essential change Exchanges now have conduct committees from written action trades and speculators have been removed but he added the Chicago Board of Trade largest trading center in the country is not one of them He said representatives of exchanges have shown a willingness to cooperate to reform exchange practices and that many changes are needed to justify public confidence if exchanges are to remain the principal market for the farmer s grain
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Washington
George N. Peek
Vhter Farm Aduiine Intrnior
Note Panarmon
Hodter of Armit
Chicago Board of Trade
Novexaary
Sale taxes in California demand pennies
San Francisco Aug 19 The second shipment of one million pennions was dispatched to Los Angeles by the United States mint with half a million coins to the federal reserve bank. Banks statewide have been supplied with at least twice or thrice as many pennies as required before a 24 percent toll on retail. Officials warned interception risks from bandits who might target shipments to Tow Angas.
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San Francisco
California
Los Angeles
United States Mint
Federal
Re~ Perva Bank
Pannica A
Lindy Weather Delays Atlas Expedition Flight
Severe weather blocks Colonel and Mrs Landbergh from flying to Ang-THARAANK of forte to Regitfavite Iceland. They aim to depart tomorrow if conditions improve. otherwise they may join the United Btatox aboard the sunply ahly Solting.
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Juifanohanh
Greenlind
Ang
Mra
Charlor A. Landbergh
Ang- Tharaank
Forte
Regitfavite
Iceland
Thelarth Atlante
Government officials assess federal crime war impact
Washington officials report progress in the month-old federal crime war led by federal prosecutors. Joseph A. Keenan says the effort is making headway against kidnappers, gangsters, and racketeers. The summary cites cases including Charles Arhanel kidnapped in Oklahoma City and Jo O Connell kidnapped in January as examples. The article notes continued federal action and references ongoing coverage on page 2.
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Washington
Joseph A. Keenan
Keenan
Inet Niant
Charles Arachel
Kidnaned al
Oklanama City
Roother
O'Connell
Jan
Alany
Tense Situation in Ireland Develops Amid Parade Debate
Dublin Aug 10 reports a rising political tension after a sharp attack on President Eamon de Valera appeared in The United Irishman, the organ linked to William Cosgrave's party. No move yet to ban the Sunday parade by General Owen O'Duffy's Blue Shirts, while officials consult on the situation.
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Dublin
Fras
Eamon de Valera
The
United Irishman
Wiliam T Cosgrave
de Videra
Able
Owen O'Duffy
Judge to Impose Fine on Hinsel for Car Mixup
Berkeley Aug 10. Judge Oliver Youngs forgot where he parked and reported his friend’s car stolen after hiding it in Oakland. His own car, later found parked police near Berkeley, was seized, and Youngs posted a two dollar bail as the mix up surfaced.
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Berkeley
Calif
Polien
Oliver Youngs
Oakland
Bowie
Bearkeley
Hoemra
New York Milk War Near End
Syracuse August 10 arrests by state troopers and sheriffsmen aimed at breaking the milk producers strike. One roundup brought 125 into court on charges of inciting to riot as authorities curb unrest and restore supply amid Governor Lehman’s remarks that the strike is nearing control and milk availability is increasing.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York State
Herbert J. Lehman
Tioga
Owego
Slaughter Plan Proposed to Aid Hungry Farmers
Washington reports an emergency program proposed by the national corn and hog committee to slaughter five million hogs to feed the hungry and aid hard-up corn belt farmers. Financing would come from processing hogs over 245 pounds carried out between August 15 and October 1, endorsed by farm organizations.
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Washington
National Corn and Hog Committee
Beon
Mayor O'Brien Seeks Re election Power Again
New York August 10 Mayor John P. O'Brien was formally nominated for re election by a gathering of five county Democrats led by Tammany Hall chief John F. Curry. Other candidates will be named in a few days.
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New York
John P. O'Brien
Tive County
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Labor Clause Objectionable in New NRA Debate
Washington August 10 The question of the constitutionality of the National Recovery Act was raised as Johnson seeks to spread blue eagle insignias nationwide. The NRA focus on labor provisions aims to regulate hours and wages by September 1 with industry codes under review. Attorneys for hosiery makers challenged the move amid hearings on codes for coal theater underwear and knitting machinery.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
N.R.A
David KR. Clark
Chicago
Stewart Named to Head Recovery Drive in Helena
A call to arms to support President Roosevelt’s recovery program was issued by Helena leader W. R. Church. He appointed Justice J. W. Stewart as general chairman of the local drive, part of a nationwide effort to combat low mood and unemployment. Three aides were named to assist Stewart and a ladies auxiliary committee was formed to organize the women’s division. A meeting of these members was planned.
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Stewart
Helena
Roosevelt
W. R. Church
Justice &. W.stewart
Church
Niess
Kentucky Assembly to Consider Repeal
Governor Ruby Latfoon Inta called the Kentucky general assembly into an extraordinary session beginning near Tuesday. The session will consider repealing the 13th amendment, providing funds for relief, imposing a 3.2 beer and wine license tax, and amending state banking and automobile registration laws.
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Frankfort
Ruby Latfoon
Kentucky General Assembly
French Troops Stationed on German Frontier Near Mulhouse
Mulhouse France August 10 troops on the German frontier as a precaution against alleged Nazi aggression. The step follows a February incident at Hun ingue and reflects French fear of invasion. Local authorities reinforce border defenses amid the tense climate.
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Mulhouse
France
Huningue
Elks Chief Urges Backing for NIRA at Montana Meet
Dillon August 10. A call for continued support of the NIRA was sounded before the Montana Elks at their three day state association convention. Grand Exalted Ruler Walter F. Meier of Meartle voiced faith in the recovery program and said success seems assured as about 400 delegates gathered for sessions. Arthur J. Baker of Lewistown presided. Chief Justice L. J. Callaway and T. A. Gallwey of Butte spoke briefly. Visiting officials dined with the Dillon Rotary Club.
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Arthur J. Baker
Lewistown
Association
L. J. Callaway
All Government Contracts Placed Under NIRA Terms
News from Livia Park New York Aug 10 reports President Roosevelt issuing an executive order. It places all government contracts under the national recovery program for shorter hours and higher wages. The move aligns public works with the new industrial order and backs a large government plan, with hundreds of billions involved.
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NIRA
Livia Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
National Recovery
Vila
Lin
Will Will Rocers Mayhem in Cuban Policy Debate
In Santa Monica dated Aug 10, a fragmented political letter questions Democratic administration moves toward Cuban policy. It rails against interference, accuses U S actions of misreading Cuba, and argues Cuba should handle its own affairs while cautioning about foreign meddling and world peace hinges on declared national policies.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Cuba
Doubtful Marooned Men Report From Florida Coast
Miami Aug 10 After a fruitless search of more than three hours the Coast Guard Plane Antares returned to base with officers doubting the report that one man, two dead or dying, were marooned on an inland island of the Ten Thousand group. A distress message written crudely on a handkerchief was found in a bottle ashore near Pensacola before the plane departed from Mobile headquarters.
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Miami
Flo
Coast Guard
Antares
Mobile
Pensacola
Buy Now From Blue Eagle Men Urges Consumers
Hugh S. Johnson, head of the recovery administration, urged Americans to buy in stores supporting wage growth and job creation. He defended the program against critics calling it a boycott, describing it as a white list of firms aiding employment and urging immediate patronage.
President Roosevelt Visited Children’s Aid Home
Bowdoin Farm New York August 10 President Roosevelt visited the Children’s Aid Home in the Hudson valley hillside where New York City boys toil the soil. He toured the grounds with his mother and chatted with children in overalls and at the community center where he played years ago.
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Bowdoin Farme
N. Y
New York City
Hudson Valley
Roosevelt
Wife of President Will Inquire Into Women's Pay
Mrs Franklin J Roosevelt aims to learn exact wages for women and men under JA codes of competition at a White House luncheon with Hugh Johnson and Frances Perkins. She says she had no role in NRA formula but will relay protests to informed officials.
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Washington
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Hugh 8. Johnson
Frances Perkins
White House
N.R.A
Roosevelt
Graft on Slum Land Will Be Eliminated
Washington reports the Public Works Administration moved to block speculative land deals tied to slum clearance loans. Secretary Irkea of the Interior and the PWA said housing projects would not be considered if land price hikes indicated reliance on government support.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Irkea
Interior Department
Public Works
Prica Hoosta
Boy at risk after mad dog ad bait in Lincoln paper
In Lincoln Nebraska a boy may be endangered after answering a Want ad about a child bitten by a mad dog at a city corner. Mrs Frances McGregor followed Humane Society instructions to give Pasteur treatment, but the boy has not yet shown awareness of his danger.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Frances McGregor
Lancaster County Humane Society
Forged Kansas Bonds Total Soars Across State
Topeka reports disclose 700 100 dollars in forged Kansas municipal bonds tied to a scheme that shut three banks and forced state treasury actions. Officials say 270 000 of the fakes were deposited with Tom Boyd for various deposits while Ronald Finney and associates face charges over uttering forged bonds to a Topeka bank.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Oftietala Sald
Tom Boyd
Mato Deposita
Cino
Alf M. Landon Yasteraay
Boyd
Ronald Finney
Finney
Leland Caldwell
Topaka National Bank
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