Flood Threat Lingers After Devastating Atlantic Storm
The Atlantic seaboard reels from a deadly storm with at least 30 dead and millions in damage. From New York to North Carolina floods threaten to worsen the toll as ships list and rescue efforts continue. missing persons reported along the coast, while coastal towns brace for further rises in water levels.
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World Wheat Powwow Reaches Agreement
The 22 of 194 participating nations signed a pact setting a fixed price of 6308 United States cents in gold per bushel for four months, with tariffs to be lowered. An advisory board will monitor the accord involving the United States, Canada, Argentina and Australia to cut production, while importers push domestic wheat use and adapt quotas.
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Latvia
Hotaid
Finland
Denmark
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Canada
Argentina
Australia
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London
Wheat Cut At 18 Percent In National Plan
In a tentative decision by national leaders tonight a cut of 18 percent in wheat production was discussed under the national wheat plan. Officials said the agreement signed in London by representatives of 21 nations will be studied before formal announcement. Secretary Wallace and administrator George N. Peak expressed cautious optimism as reaction mounted.
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George N. Peak
Fifteen Rescued From Cruel Lake
A cabin cruiser collided with a speedboat near Jackson Park Yacht Harbor. The Miss Chicago, carrying 21 passengers, rescued 14 swimmers. one woman and seven others died. Walter Vonter, pilot of the Miss Chicago, was among those rescued. The other craft involved was returning from the World’s Fair.
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Awe
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Che Davartay
Oklahoma smuggling case hinges on twisted notes in sock
Oklahoma City August 2 AP a Narcotics agent halted Finhart Clark as he walked, noticing a hitch in his right neck every third step. An investigation found small twisted paper tubes tied to the sock containing a narration of the smuggling scheme. He was held on $1,600 bond.
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Disease Epidemic Strikes St Louis as Death Rate Rises
In St Louis a worsening scourge pushes mortality higher with 225 cases reported. Medical experts urge rest and nourishment while continuing study to uncover the disease’s cause and transmission as the outbreak spreads beyond the city into surrounding areas.
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President Roosevelt conference on oil enforcement agency
In Hyde Park on August 5, President Roosevelt will review the personnel of enforcement agencies with Secretary Ickey and the administrator of government efforts to regulate the oil industry. The meeting aims to discuss how to strengthen regulatory measures and enforce rules within the sector.
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Oregon forest fire roars as 3000 men struggle to save towns
Parting Oregon battles wildfire sweeping through green timber valued in the millions. Fire crews numbering around three thousand fight a blazing advance with one death reported when a falling tree killed Frank Palmer, 21, a Maret worker. Rivers, towns, and forest areas are closed as winds drive flames toward the coast and Tillamook. Continuous page two continuation promised.
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Texas to Vote Today on Repeal of Prohibition Act
Texans face a pivotal election as they decide tomorrow whether Texas will join 22 states in repealing national prohibition and voting on the 14th amendment for sale of alcohol. Poll tax barriers have reduced the electorate, possibly shaping the close race.
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Auto and horse racing at Falls fair draw crowds
Great Falls Aug 25 Automobile and horse racing were highlighted at the North Montana fair which closes Sunday. Leading dirt track runners, including Sig Wangdah, competed amid muddy conditions that reduced turnout. Winnings were sizable for some events and awards included grand champion Hereford and Aberdeen Angus stock, with several Shorthorn prizes awarded.
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Rioting Yakima Wobblies Held by Guards
In Yakima August 25 a crowd of Wobblies labor agitators and disaffected workers, aligned with fruit growers over wages, were trapped by militia and deputies. Leaders of the disturbance were jailed under wire stockade near the county jail as authorities prepared charges. National Guard units reinforced by state patrol moved in, while farmers evicted workers from private property and urged dispersal.
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Charge Against Polo Star Drops After Court Absence
Chicago August 25 Mina Eugenia Rove sua charge at criminal inquiry against polo star Geetl Smith was dropped officially today. He did not appear at the magistrate's court at Kvaneton when called. prosecutor announced no further action would be taken.
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Peddler Sentenced For Drunken Horse Driving
Kansas City August 25 AP Jamon Arnicio aged 55 a peddler was sentenced to serve days at the municipal farm for driving a horse while intoxicated. He was arrested after his wagon struck a motor car.
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Denver Man Held by Konap Gang Over Kidnapping Case
Denver authorities say Bernard Bitterman a 28 year old department store buyer is in custody after a ransom note from the Konap gang hinted he was involved in the Urschel kidnapping. The note claimed Bitterman is related to the Thalfus family supplying a nephew angle while denying blood relation and warned further contact forthcoming. Authorities continued to investigate its authenticity and motive.
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Senator Wheeler calls for Chicago inquiry before funds granted
Anaconda August 25 Senator Wheeler said he received representations that Chicago conditions warrant an investigation before public works funds are turned over. He advised Secretary Ickes to probe. Wheeler declined to detail officials but noted multiple sources raised concerns.
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Auto Code Advances as Ford Sits Aside in Near Coal Deal
Washington reports three major NRA codes may reach President Roosevelt soon for approval. Auto code predicted ready tomorrow as Henry Ford withholds comment. A coal agreement nears while retailers move toward prompt submission by September 1. Prices rise fears noted by Hugh Johnson as he cautions against speculative fronts and forward quotations.
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Machado fears for life as Cuba nears power shift
Nassau reports former Cuban president Gerardo Machado fears for his life and plans a rapid exit from Havana aboard air or sea transport. Officials note de Cespedes has begun a nine month dictatorial regime to restore public order and wipe out Machado’s remnants, with a commission to implement the decree and include all political groups.
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Small Army of Deputies to Keep Peace in Utah Mines
Price Utah Aus. 25. A Carbon county plan to end picketing by National Miners Union members at four coal mines in the district. About 150 men, many former soldiers, deputized by Sheriff S M Bliss, with six state highway patrolmen to help. Adjutant General W G Willame urged restraint and warned arms only as a last resort. Union active leader Nicholas Fonteerblo said he arrived to organize miners and push for collective bargaining under a coal mining code and company agreement to allow work.
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Swollen Milk River Deluge Floods Glasgow Basements
Glasgow August 25 P heavy rain swept into the city causing flooded basements and rising water in the Milk River. The downpour totaled 3.26 inches in a few hours, breaking 24 hour and monthly Aug records. Stockmen welcomed the rain for livestock water, while damage occurred on the north side and in several districts.
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Prodigious A Ros Beverly Hills Speech at NRA Meeting
Beverly Hills California August 25 As usual AT Smith gave the best speech at the NRA urging sensible support for re adjustment. He cited real need to find common ground. McCormack of Chicago back from Germany criticised journalism and praised women as the engine of future wars. He warned bigger wars will be made by women.
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Be er Dealer Guilty in Extortion Plot Trial
Ernest J. Von Buelow, an Asham bra beer dealer, was convicted by a superior court jury of attempted extortion on four charges for sending threatening letters to Eric Pedler, a San Gabriel polo player. The letters demanded $500 under threats to blind Pedler’s three children with acid, with a possible sentence from one to five years or more.
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Roosevelt reviews budget plan and inflation fears
President Roosevelt held talks at Hyde Park with aides on the six month budget program and economy limits. Treasury Secretary Woodin and Budget Director Douglas discussed funding for public works and refinancing about two billion dollars, with inflation concerns raised but no explicit policy shift.
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Lewis Douglas
William Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Presbyterian church reports annual loss and member drop
Philadelphia August 25 A one year net loss of 41 087 income manhant membership for the fiscal year ending March 31 was reported by the Presbyterian church in the U S A tonight. The general assembly said the absence of Easter season in the year reduced gatherings and 82 449 names were removed for failure to conform to requirements. Communicant membership was announced as 968 788.
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Chicago Goes After Criminal Element
Chicago authorities widen campaign against crime as municipal court issues warrants for 18 men in a push to clear streets of hoodlums. Chief of Detectives Schoemaker led the sweep with Judge Greestauud and the police directing the drive.
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Thomas Greestasuadt
William Schoemaker
Fort Peck project eyed as report due soon
Glasgow Mont Aug 25 George J Miller secretary of the Missouri River Navigation association reports an allotment of about 14 000 000 for developing the channel of the upper Missouri river as a favorable sign for the program He says engineers drilling at the Fort Peck dam will report mid September on findings If favorable the project moves toward final action by the Public Works Administration The note adds the work estimates an approach channel between City Mo and Blows Chee
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