Dixie Still On A Fee But May Escape Storm Threats
Shipping suffered globally from storms and mishaps with at least seven vessels endangered. The Dixie with seven aboard was forced to ride out the storm near Florida, while other ships like the Joseph Medill and King Lad faced distress or grounding. Coast guard and crews stood by as vessels maneuvered in rough seas across Atlantic and Pacific routes.
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Associaten
Globe
Morgii
Dixie
Yrenel Wey
Florida
Coast Board
Cagilet Alka
Roinst
Vion
Montreal
Cama
Joseph Medill
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Newfoundland
Port Mine
South Australia
Vancouver
Melbourne
Pones
Pla
Oast
Marinette
World News In Gist Ethiopian Situation Washington-Secretary of State
Washington reports withdrawal of Standard-Vacunn O company from Ethiopian concessions. London mobilizes reinforcements and strengthens defenses in the Mediterranean. Britain and France clash on joint League report. Italy remains adamant toward a Sta Toport. Fourteen? injured in Tamja riots. Royal mournings in Brussels and Moscow polar discovery.
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Washington
Wendover
Utah
Malcolm Campbell
Chicago
Mra
Amy Eleanor Roosevelt
Nelats
Harold L. Irkes
Secretary of the Interior
Tamja
Karel Trussels
Notty
Astrid
Moscow
Hoagti Explorer
President speaks on future of America in parable
President Hoosefelt told a gathering that every citizen must uphold hope and that he is not afraid for the United States. In informal chats with neighbors he warned against political attacks and urged maintaining a strong national society and economy. The event, held under a tent at the White Horse, faced nearby power shutoff as reporters awaited more details.
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Future OF America
Hye Park
N.Y
FEA
Hoosefelt
United States
Moses Smith
White House
Unite States
Wrallington New
The
White Horse
Wife and Lover Fatal Shooting Near Cleveland
Harry Rogers, 28, a hosiery mill worker, confessed he shot his wife and her lover after finding them together in a parked car. Mrs. Etta Priest Rogers, 28, and Malcolm McNabb, 18, an upholsterer, died of pistol wounds in a hospital in Cleveland Tennessee.
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Cleveland
Tenn
Harry Rogers
Vieting
Etta Priest
Rogers
Malcolm McNabb
Treasury Says Bond Issue Is Well Taken
Secretary Morgenthau announced that the $500,000,000 treasury bond issue was well received by the market. He indicated no explanation for last week’s market difference and noted subscription books closed on the $4009,000,000 cash offering while exchange options remained for $1,126,000,000 in called Liberty bonds.
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U. S. Treasury
Washington, Sant
Rame Na Treasury
Ozak
Hop Crop Peril in Oregon as Labor Shortage Hits
Portland Ore Sept 3 UP An urgent statewide call went out for more hop pickers to harvest a bumper crop while relief agency heads insist unemployed refusers will lose relief benefits. The report notes a labor shortage threatens the hop harvest in Oregon.
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Portland
Ore
Florida election chaos as guardsmen guard city race
In Tampa Mayor R E L Chancey appears to win a third term amid National Guard presence and crowded polling sites. Arrests and fraud charges surface as 21 of 29 precincts report chaos with ballot boxes seized and officials appointed amid storm threats. Polls closed with incomplete returns and further details delayed to page two.
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Tampa
Fla
R. E. L. Chancey
Ram
New Offlemia
City Election Board
Obsequies for Ickes Wife Simple Yet Reverent in Chicago
In Chicago hundreds gathered for the funeral of the wife of Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes. Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt along with three cabinet members, the Wisconsin governor, and Chicago mayor attended. The service at Winnetka’s Christ Episcopal church featured psalms read by Rev. F. Ashley Gerhart and paid tribute to a woman famed as a New Deal legislator, Washington hostess, author, and champion of the underprivileged.
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Chicago
Milion
Harald J. Ickes
Franklin 2D. Roosevelt
Uwiinoin
Iekes
Winnetkit
Ashley Gerhart
North Shore
Washington
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Mra Grorgr Dern
Morgenthaul European trip eyed for potential exchange plan
Secretary Morgenthau considers a European trip framed as pleasure by observers but with possible significance for international exchange stabilization. Officials pace tentative timing as Morgenthau says the schedule remains very indefinite after a weekend conference with President Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Washington
Possi Wittles Ho
Stecratary Morgenthan
Tim
Morgenthan
Roonevelt
Standard Oil Drops Ethiopian Concession
Secretary Hull announced Standard Vacuum Oil would withdraw from its vast Ethiopian concession to preserve world peace. The move followed pressure from the U S government and involved Standard's foreign subsidiary Socony Vacuum and Standard Oil of New Jersey. The concession, granted by Emperor Haile Selassie, had embarrassed multiple governments, prompting Standard officials to seek the State Department’s counsel.
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Washington
Standard Vacuum Oil Company
Ethiopia
Hull
Standard
Haile Selassie
Bull
U. S
Aloot
Standard-Vacuum
Socany
Vacuum Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
African Exploration and Development Corporation
Socony- Vacuum
Standard Oil
Emperor Selassie
Addis Ababa
Aull
George 8. Walden
H. Dundas
State Department
Department
Francis M. Ricketts
Little Lost Lad 5 Found At Last In Missouri
A three year old boy, John Wesley Kennon, wandered for about five hours in rain soaked woods near Auxonsce Missouri before being found by searchers. He was exhausted, feverish, and taken to a hospital with his mother and family awaiting further news. The community had rallied with many helpers since he disappeared during hide and seek with two older brothers.
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Auxonsce
John Wesley Kennon
Hien Lea Kennon
John
Carl Kennett
God
CCC
M Cce
Olle Virtus
Weizmann Named World Zionist Congress President
Lucerne Switzerland September 4 The Toth World Zionist congress ended early after electing Dr Chaim Weizmann veteran leader of the movement as president of the world Zionist organization The congress adopted a resolution protesting the systematic deprivation of Jewish rights in Germany undermining their moral and material position
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Toth World Zionist Congress
Chaim Weizmann
World Zionist Organization
Germany
Veterans of Foreign Wars to Back Patman Act
Veterans of Foreign Wars plan a September 16 to 21 gathering in New Orleans to debate peace treaties and the soldiers' bonus. Led by James E. Van Zandt they aim to push passage of the Patman bill for veterans adjusted compensation certificates amid allied veterans and VFW auxiliaries presence.
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Patman
New Orleans
James KE. von Zandt
Altoona
France
England
Manade
Japan
Vv. BW
Honus
van Zandt
WH. Senlll
Congress
Montana Idaho Wyoming plan $40 million water project
W H Walsh Montana PWA director joined the Montana water conservation board to docket a $40 million enterprise for reconnaissance surveys of the Yellowstone and Missouri river watersheds in southern and north central Montana. The plan includes creation of Gates of the Mountains national park and game preserve within 183 square miles along the Missouri River, about 16 miles northeast of Helena.
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Motana
Idaho
Wyoming
W. H. Walsh
PWA
Montana Water Conservation Board
Yellowstone
Missouri
Montana
Gates of the Mountains National Park
Gates of the Mountains National Game Preserve
Missouri River
Helena
Astrid Buried Beside Belgian Monarchs In Royal Crypt
The 21 year old Queen Astrid lay at rest in the royal crypt as her body was buried beside Belgian monarchs. King Leopold walked the three mile procession bareheaded with a pale, drawn look, supported by an army sleeve. European royalty including the Duke of York attended the somber ceremony amid a crowd that filled the streets.
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Astrid
Lacken Church
King Leapold
Leopold
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Duke of York
Great Britain
Lindy Baby Clue Proved False in Trial Hint
Investigation reveals the six year old shown was not Charles Lindbergh Jr. An Irish orphan taken from an institution and raised by a family in Flushing New York was identified as the child. Ingal counsel for Bruno Richard Hauptmann had suggested a possible new trial on the assertion the baby drove.
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Charles Lindbergh, Jr
Ingal
Bruno Richard Itnauptmant
aAsseriinu
Flushing
N. Y
Hopkins rejects majority of B50 PHA projects
Washington reports that six hundred fifty PWA projects were rejected by Harry L. Hopkins Works Progress Administration bringing total rejections to over 1,200. Only 57 were approved due to insufficient workmen or other reasons, reflecting a low approval rate.
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Washington
PWA
Harry TL. Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Hurricanes batter Florida coasts as death toll rises
Miami reports a tropical hurricane lashing St. Petersburg and Tampa with 60 to 85 mph winds. The storm, earlier said to have left 100 dead on the east coast keys, moved into the Gulf of Mexico off St. Petersburg. Communications are down and damage or casualties remain unconfirmed while Grady Morton warns of danger along the west coast from Tampa Bay to Carrabelle. Two fishermen are reported in distress after the storm’s offshore surge.
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Fla
St. Petersburg
Tampa
Keys
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Everglades City
Clearwater
Tampa Bay
Grady Morton
Jacksonville
Carrabelle
Rulf Ashe
Fear mob action in North Carolina
Governor J. O. Herringhaus dispatched highway patrol to Creedmore after reports that an elderly Black man, Tynehingahi Kingham, suspected of assaulting a 16 year old white girl, faced possible lynching. Posse with bloodhounds scoured Granville county swamps for Kingham as officers prepared to intervene. The attack reportedly occurred near Creedamore late evening.
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Raleigh
Creedmore
Kingham
Tharee Thenegra
Bryant Creed
Creedamore
OANAS COMING 10 HELENA FOR POWWOW
Portland dispatch reports Marshall N. Dang, chairman of the Pacific Northwest Regional Planting Commission, to travel to Helena Montana for initial conferences on the Columbia Basin report. Major B F Bessey and Florenca Wolfe accompany him for the meeting in Helena on Sept 6.
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Portland
Ore
Marshall N. Dang
Pacific Northwest Regional Plonting Commission
Helena
Mont
Ifeleby
Dunn
B. F. Bessey
Florenca Wolfe
Cause of Stall of Plane of Wiley Post Explained
Washington officials stated that a heavy fuel load and carburetor icing likely caused Wiley Post and Roger Bell Post to crash near Point Barrow. Air Commerce Chief Eugene Vidal cited conflicting factors: a banking climb, still low speed after takeoff, and motor failure leading to a stall.
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Washington
Cxperts
Tolday
Roger
Eugene T. Vidal
Air Commerce Chief
Ftrat
Commerce Department
Point Borrow
Post
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