NIRA Plan Backed by Roosevelt as Winter Looms
Washington Aug 14 President Roosevelt received a comprehensive progress report from Hugh S. Johnson on the National Recovery Administration and allied agencies. The plan envisions millions of idle workers returning to jobs under the blue eagle by winter, with Johnson and relief chief Harry Hopkins coordinating the revival effort. Codes approved for several industries and broader recovery measures were announced as part of the coordinated plan to weather the approaching season.
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Washington
N.R.A
Roosevelt
Hugh &. Johnson
Ehipt
S Tern Lord
Fromohnson
Rarker
Martial Law Proposed to Curb Crime Wave
New York Aug 14 Anxious cries for drastic crime measures dominated Senate subcommittees on racketeering. Police and prison officials urged martial law or near martial law powers to stamp down crime. Warden Lewla H Lawes pressed for immediate martial law and full federal powers.
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New York
Senate
Lewla H. Lawes
Singjing
State May Ban Parades Next Sunday
In Free State, General Owan O Dutty's national guard prevented a demonstration yesterday but plans countrywide church parades next Sunday. The government weighs extending the ban and possibly enlarging enrollment to 100,000 this week, though such action could split up office and military forces across districts.
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Duniin
Telah Free State
Owan O'Dutty
Jueahirt
Western cattlemen weigh slaugher plan to aid markets
Beaver Aug. 14. Western cattlemen meeting at a large overstock conference urged the U S Secretary of Agriculture to back a program to slaughter low grade cattle to reduce surplus, keep markets open, and aid the industry. A five man committee was to be named to represent ranchers in talks with the secretary. Sheep interests declined to join the cattle free program and aimed to protect their own markets. The conference considered bartering with Russia for condonments and other measures to reduce surplus. The delegates, led by B O Wilson of the National Overstock, debated various proposals as part of an effort to restore cattle prices and stabilize markets.
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Islern
Nekings
Nua
Catilenen
Rusa
Tuiada
B. O. Wilson
Wolcott Held as Suspect in Bendowske Murder Case
Paandana Cal April 14 A trail of three empty auto Masta shells and a bullet fragment found on roofing paper support Chief Kelley s plan to file a murder complaint against Harold Wolcott 83 owner of the floral shop roof scene Miss Bendowske 24 a beauty operator was found slain on the shop roof. Maynard Miedema a patrolman was detained as a material witness and Wolcott s past with Miss Bendowske is noted.
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Paandana
Cal
Charles J. Kelley
Muntor
Helen Bendowske
Harold Wolcott
Panthena
Wolcott
Misa Bendowske
Maynard
Miadema
Murderer of His Mother Draws Short Prison Term
Flint Michigan story of 14 year old Mack Donald found guilty of manslaughter in the beating death of his mother Mrs Jaco MacDonald. Judge Parker cites a fit of anger after a bitter quarrel. The conviction carries a possible 10 to 15 year sentence in the state prison at Inchison. Body beat with a heavy book according to physicians.
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Flint
Mich
MackDonald
Jaco Macdonall
Atencatt
Atate
Inchison
James
Parker
Mra. MacDonald
British would copy Roosevelt plan for unemployment
Trighten Eng Aug 14 The Nollarmekorsa ron and Stool Shin Builders society endorse Roosevelt’s method for unemployment and will demand action to halt and during a trade union congress on September 4 A resolution advocates withdrawal from labor work for persons younger than 15 and older than 5 and a reduction in working hours
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Trighten
Eng
Nollarmekorsa
Ron and
Stool Shin Builders Society
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Neka
New Hampshire murder mystery shocks small town
The nude dismembered body of a woman about 30 was found behind a stone wall along the main highway near AnmimMen Falls. Sheriff CeyJot Splaney, Wendell Thularee, and acting medical examiner Ports moth reported indications the victim had been with a man before death. Authorities said the body appeared hurled there. Continued on Pan 2.
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AnmimMen Falls
N. T. Auf
Cey- Jot Splaney
Wendell Thularee
Portsmoth
Rockingham County
Bern
Luneyen Recaptured by Chinese Nationalist Army
In Fukien western province Luneyen city was retaken from a communist force by General Tsai Tong-Knei and the 19th Route Army. Veterans from Shanghai defended the area alongside Japanese forces, pursuing Reds toward the Kiangal border. The U S gunboat Fulton remained to protect Americans.
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Amoy
Ching
Tha
Luneyen
Fukien
Tsai Tong-Knei
19Th Route
Shanghai
Kiangal
Tungyen
United States
Fulton
Amaricansa
Perkins IV Crisis Calls Employers to Aid
Washington Aug. 14 A plea for employer help in placing idle workers was voiced today by Secretary Perkins of the Inter department addressing the Federal Advisory council of the United States Employment Service. He urged cooperation of American employer groups to expand job opportunities and ensure living wages for workers seeking placement. The advisory council, chaired by Robert M. Autchins of the University of Chicago, was asked to study the service's plans and convey them to employers.
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Washington
Trerkins
Inter Department
Robert M. Autchtins
The
University of Chicago
Emloyers
Briscoe Obsequies Held in Lewistown
Former district judge Jack Briscoe funeral held in Lewistown attended by state judges and bar leaders. Briscoe served as judge of the 10th Judicial District and was once mayor of Lewistown.
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Briscoe
Lewistown
Tewistans
Foor
Judes Jack Briscoe
Wewlstown
Treasury awards and bids in latest funding rounds
The Treasury Department awarded 76.1 million dollars of five day treasury bills after bids totaling 281.3 million for 900 thousand dollars. Bid prices ranged from 99.91 to 99.928. The Bureau of Public Roads said Weedway contracts for Wyoming totaling 4.601 million were awarded under a 400 million dollar federal aid program for public works.
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Washington
Aug
Treasury Department
Treasury
Bureau of Public Roads
Wyoming
Public Works Program
Havana Cabinet Formed Amid Cubas Turmoil
Aug 14 Havana reports new cabinet sworn in by provisional president Carlos V. Manuel de Cespedes calls for order as looting and arson follow Machado regime’s collapse. U.S. Navy destroyers Claxton and Hamilton sent to Havana area, while Taylor remains docked. The new cabinet includes AHC and nationalist members with portfolios.
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Havana
Cubar
Carlos V
U. S. Navy
Claxton
Roosevelt
Guantanamo
Taylor
Raoul Bertet
Manzanillo
Hamilton
Manuel de Cespedes
Ago
Machado
de Cespedes
AHC Secret Society
Lberal
Ares Joaquim Martinez Saens
ABC
Carloa Saladrigas
AHC
Cuban Consulate in New York Raided by 100 Rebels
New York on August 14 saw nearly fifty members of an unnamed Cuban revolutionary group raid the Cuban consulate near Battery Park, assaulting Acting Consul General Mario del Pino and stealing a mud-splattered bust of Gerardo Machado from the premises.
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New York
ABC— Secret
Cuban Revolutionary Society
Battery Park
Mario del Pino
Gerardo Machado
Family of Machado Escapes Angry Cuban Mob in Florida
Key West Florida August 14 AP the family of Gerardo Machado former Cuban president narrowly escaped a mob while moving from a farm house near Balabary to safety. Machado’s son in law Bale domera Grau reports they fled at night after a threatening call and boarded a gunboat yacht Juan Bruna Zayas then a Florida East Coast train to safety with eight relatives and servants.
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Key West
Fla
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
Nineralty
Baledomera Grau
Machado
Ralabary
Gran
Senora Machado
Juan Bruna Zayas
Florida
Compromise Reached on Benefit Payment to Tillers
Washington Aug 14 AP A compromise plan by a special committee finalizes a method to distribute rewards for curbing production to farmers in debt to the government. Instead of withholding full sums, eligible farmers who can pay will have portions of their due amounts offset from payments. Details remain to be announced. plan aims to ease government debt while rewarding compliance.
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Washington
Che Plan
Thousands drown as Yellow River floods devastate central China
Shanghai reports state of emergency as the Yellow River floods spread across Kiangsu and Honan. Towns such as Szeshul, Chonachow, and Kaifong face rising waters with areas 50 miles wide submerged. Authorities fear thousands dead and immense property losses.
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Shanghai
Yellow River
Dlapatehon
Kiangsu
Honan
Lan
Fong
Kaifong
Suckow
Kiangau
Thaoatehea
Wankow
Szeshul
Kunghaton
Sroshul
Chonachow
Geant trip ends with Mussolini greeting in Hollywood
In Beverly Hills on August 14 Talbo finished a grand journey and received fervent double kisses from Mussolini and Italian leaders. The dispatch notes rumors about a kidnaping scare and mentions a respected machine gun firm pledging to avoid aiding gangsters until their rivals are dealt with, reflecting wartime paranoia and sensational rumor.
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Beverly Hills
Cali
Treasuer of Kansas Will Be Prosecuted
Topeka Aug 14 Gov Alf Landon ordered the prosecution of Tom Boyd state treasurer following investigations into a $1,000,000 Kansas bond forgery scandal. The governor also requested an immediate resignation but Boyd could not be reached for comment.
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Topeka
Kas
Alf. M. Landon
Tom BR. Boyd
Kansas
Overnor
Boyd
Racketeers Grabbed as FBI Bids to Break Racketeering
Dallas Aug 14 Ten men led by Harvey J. Bailey were held in a federal probe into two major crimes of the year the Kansas City union station slaying of five officers and the $200000 Urschel kidnapping. Agents moved at Paradine Tex Denver and St Paul to strike a blow at racketeering. Bailey trapped at a Paradise farm with ransom money on him. Albert Bates and two others identified in Urschel case were in custody. Bates a fugitive from Paw Paw Mich. Four men were held in St Paul on orders of the U S attorney. Continued on Page 2
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Dallas
Tex
Harvey J. Bailey
Kansas City Union Station
Charles F. Urschel
Oklahoma City
Department of Justice
Paradine
Denver
St. Paul
Dailey
Halley
Paradise
Urnechel
Batley
Kansas Penitentiary
Frank Nash
Kanena City Plaza
Urachel
Albert L. Bates
George Bates
Urschel
Bates
van Buren
Paw Paw
Mich
Werner Haual
Chiet
Roosevelt Watches Cuban Situation As Warships Held
President Roosevelt kept a close watch on the Cuban crisis and allies voiced confidence that warships could be withdrawn soon from Havana after protecting American citizens. He reviewed the London economic conference with Senate leaders Pittman and McReynolds, and Pittman suggested the talks would not reconvene until world conditions normalize.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Havana
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
McReynolds
Bouse Foreign Affairs Committee
Parley
London
Basia
Frederick Starr Dies in Japan of Pneumonia at 74
Tokyo August 14 Dr Frederick Starr 74 American anthropologist of Seattle Washington died at St Luke's Hospital in Hiroshima from bronchial pneumonia. He had been visiting Japan for scientific work and cultural study.
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Tokyo
Frederick Starr
American Anthropologist
Seattle
Wash
St. Luke's Hozpital Hara
Sweetheart of America may go on real stage
New York August 14 Mary Pickford may appear on the legitimate stage or produce a comedy drama she wrote titled Tonight Away in New York. She says she would take the play herself if she can get a good chance and has long desired to go on stage since she was a child.
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Sweetheart OF America
New York
Maary + Ticktor
Desire
Sho
Miss Pickford
Cati
Mig Pickford
Har Ifa
Welt Ink
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