Ickes and Hopkins Clash Over Work Relief Policy
Washington Sept 10 direct appeal to President Roosevelt was announced by Secretary Ickes to overturn Hopkins work relief policies. Hopkins counters that he will go to the park by noon, as feud over park projects widens. The trio of Ickes Hopkins and Walker must decide whether to favor old PWA projects or Hopkins speedier shovel work as allotments loom.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Blyde Park
Hopking
Hopkins
Works Progress
Nota
PWA
Gii
Ita
Teker
Hyde Park
Ieker W
Applicationa
Jefe Mans
World News in Gist From The Avandaled Press
Baton Rouge death of Long from assassin's shot unsettles political dynasty as body heads to capital. Washington invokes refare on policy clash. Mussolini mobilizes troops as Ethiopians flee. Nazism tightens mock peace at party conclave. Athens debates monarchy restoration.
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Baton Rouge
Long
Hoe Bulit
Washington
Tousseilio
Rome
Mussolini
Addin
Ababa
Adyinad
Ethiopia
Cermany
Nazia
Alma
Athens
Merlin
Athoola
Storm Death Toll Probed as Veterans Demand Inquiry
Three investigators found no evidence of culpable negligence in the Florida Keys disaster that killed about 400 people. Officials and veteran leaders questioned Weather Bureau staff, FERA heads, and camp officers while authorities prepared to publish a report. Some veterans claimed misjudgment and demanded fuller accountability. officials maintained no indictments would be issued. Cremation and cleanup proceeded with 200 FERA workers and deputies completing the mopping up.
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Miami
Fla
Onight
Florida Keys
G. A. Wurley
Veterans’ Camp
FERA
Keys Realdente
Tix Madings
Aubrey Williams
Harry Hawking
Col
George Ee Yama
Kureau
Roosevelt
Washington
Wiliams
John J. Skillman
Veterans of Foreign Work
Willams
Veterans Committee Thrieg
Ray Sheaklon
Sheldon
Aren
Smoke clues missing Alaska pilots and passengers
Anchorage residents search for Arthur Hines and his three passengers after their August 1 disappearance. Smoke seen near Lone Butte suggests a possible campfire refuge about 20 miles northeast of Anchorage. Pilot Steve Mills and Dan Cood Binn scouted the area with fuel and supplies as contributions pour in from Fairbanks and elsewhere.
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Anchorage
Alanka
Lona Butte
Here
Arthur Hines
Steve Mills
Dan Cood- Binn
Fairbanks
Interior Department May Rule All Public Domain
Washington reports Secretary Ickes suggests the Interior Department could regulate grazing on the entire public domain, potentially expanding beyond Taylor grazing act acreage limits. He notes the legal department’s view is debated and the grazing division plans to proceed with grazing on about 80.6 million acres, ready to broaden jurisdiction if needed.
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Interior Department
Washington
Ickes
Aald Hin Togalataff
Toonoole
Irom
Legal Department
Tcken
Greece moves to restore monarchy after republic failed
Athens reports Premier Panayoti Traldarty endorses no monarchy and calls for a plebiscite to restore the monarchy. The capital remained tense after clashes outside the cabinet chamber as republican guards bayoneted two republican leaders. a cabinet session prepared a date for the referendum.
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Athens
Panayoti Traldarty
Greece
Sesalon
Missouri Farmers Face U S Court Contempt
Fifteen Missouri farmers were accused at Plattsburgh on August 15 of assaulting federal law officers during a farm foreclosure dispute. Eleven were arrested. four others were sought in northwestern Missouri. Federal Judge Merrill E. Otis ordered them to appear tomorrow to show cause why they should not be sentenced for contempt.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Sabc
Plattaburgh
Merrill E. Otis
Cour Federal
Mattsburg
Milnes Stewardess Killed by Propeller
Mina Meta Jones Darch, 22, an American Airlines stewardess, died at the municipal airport after walking into a whirling propeller aboard a Cubana flight from Newark. Witnesses said she stepped from the plane first, moved under a wing, and was struck.
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Apt— Mina Méta Jones Darch
American) Airlines
Newark
N. J
Winesses
Washington Reacts to Huey Long Death and Political Aftermath
Washington observers see Long’s death shrinking the immediate threat of a third party and easing pressure on the Democratic administration. Republicans note the loss weakens the opposition, while Democrats minimize political fallout and question who could replace Long’s leadership. Rev Gerald L K Smith hints at loyalty to Louisiana Governor Allen as a potential successor. Long’s national influence appears to recede as his offices and mail flow decline.
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Washington
Huey P. Lang
Jess
Thomson
James MM. Thomann
New Orleans
Long
Huey Long
Lajitaljana
Gerald L. K. Smith
Baton Rouge
K. Allen
Louisiana
Happy Chandler Wins Kentucky Democratic Nomination
Louisville, Ky. AP Happy Chandler rode to victory tonight in the race for the Democratic nomination for governor of Kentucky on a platform denouncing debtors bayonets and the state's 2 percent ad valorem tax. The lieutenant governor defeated Thomas Ithon a veteran politician. Chandler will face Republican nominee King Swope in November.
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Louisville
Happy Chandler
Kentuky
Thomas Ithon
Chandrer
King Swope
Lavington Juvint
Jews Plan Armies to Defend Selves
Vienna report says the constituent congress of a new Zionist organization voted to establish an armed Jewish Legion an international army to defend Jews worldwide. American delegates opposed the plan while others urged private armies to meet needs Europe faces. Plans for the defensive force remain nebulous.
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Vienna
New Zionist Organization
Amheritan
Europe
Boycott and Radio Reform Supported by Typographical Union
Montreal Sept 10 A boycott of German goods and opposition to U S athletes at the Berlin Olympia games was adopted unanimously by the 79th annual International Typographical Union convention. It also authorized a petition to Congress to make radio broadcasting a government enterprise with limited advertising. The convention rejected constitutional amendments on regulating working hours wages and private enterprise. San Francisco James Griffin veteran boxing referee died aged about 62.
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Montreal
Unite States
Berlin
International Typographical Union
Congress
United States
United Sates
Nazis order Jewish children to leave public schools
Berlin September 10 Nazi officials announced a decree to purge public schools by removing Jewish children ages 6 to 18 by next Easter. Separate Jewish schools will be established. race determines designation not religion. Children with one Jewish grandparent labeled quarter Jews may stay in regular schools.
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Berlin
Nazia
Bernard Rust
Prussia
Nazi Party
Nurnburg
Rust
Hitler
Weo
Funeral drains Baton Rouge as Long is slain
Crowds flock to pay respects while hotels fill and the city reels after the assassination of Huey P. Long. The death shatters the capital’s routine mood with a hush and uncertainty that silences the statehouse, shops, and homes across the sprawling political heart of Louisiana.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Fortune of Long Is Believed Bid Five Million
Baton Rouge reports estimate Huey Long amassed wealth as Louisiana boss though exact figures elude. He rejected being called rich and kept wealth claims vague, noting income from law practice. In final months before his death only partial figures surfaced via special counsel for the Louisiana Tax Commission.
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Baton Rouge
Huey Long
Louisiana
Louisiana Tax Commission
Actress Denies Knowledge Of Judge Crater Case
Jayne Manners, a blond film actress and former New York showgirl, denied knowing about the disappearance mystery of Judge Joseph Crater when questioned in Los Angeles by the district attorney. No action was contemplated against her.
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Joseph Crater
New York
Jayne Manners
Los Angeles
Huey Long Dies After Assassination At Louisiana Capitol
The assassination of Huey Long by Dr. Carl A. Weles ends his dramatic dictatorship over Louisiana politics. Long dies after 31 hours of life at 4 06 a m CST. His body lies in state in the rotunda of the statehouse from 1 p m CST tomorrow until 4 p m Thursday with a guard of honor of national guardsmen. Funeral services are set for Thursday afternoon followed by interment on the capitol grounds.
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Baton Rouge
Huey Pierce Long
Ascasain
United States
Senator Long
Carl A. Wels
Louisiana
Statehouse
Long
Weles
Haton Rouge
Walker to Head P. D. Department in 1936 Change
New York dispatch reports James A. Farley will resign as postmaster general in January. Frank C. Walker of New York, director of the National Emergency council, is named successor and to serve during the 1936 campaign. Farley will discuss resignation at the Democratic National Committee meeting in Washington around January 6. Walker, also chairman of the Democratic National Committee, has been seen as a likely cabinet transition before the campaign. In San Diego, Capt John W. Green, 74, noted Indian fighter, praised by Theodore Roosevelt as one he trusted most.
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New York
New York Times
A. Washington
James A. Farley
Frank C. Walker
National Emergency Council
Parley
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Times
Charles R. Michael
Farley
Walker
Democratic Nations Committee
New York State Committee
Someoe
San Diego
Calif
John W. Green
Theodora Roosevelt
Guba
Louisiana Governor Allen faces Long legacy after assassins
In New Orleans on September 10, Governor C. K. Allen inherits Huey Longs dictatorship. Allies pledge support as Allen signals continuation of Longs policies. Louisiana lawmakers move toward enacting measures against Roosevelt policies with George Wallace guiding the bills. Gerald K. Smith announces Louisiana Share Our Wealth leaders back Allen in carrying on Longs redistribution program.
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New Orleans
Huey Long
C. K. Allen
Allen
Loulalana
Demande
O. K. Allen
Louisiana
Roosevelt
George Wallace
Long
Gerald K. Smith
Shreveport
Shares
Meat Strike Violent Incidents Reported in Pa
Shamokin Pennsylvania September 10 violence flared at a meat strike. Women attacked a Shamokin Packing Co truck, dumping its provisions into Shamokin creek. A second group picketed butcher shops, torn open bags and threw meat into the gutter.
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Shamokin
Schuykill County
Meathly
Northumberland County
Shamokin Packing Company
Shamokin Creek
Americans Advised to Quit Ethiopia in 1950s notice
United States legation officials advised Americans remaining in Ethiopia to leave, stating the decision was against official guidance. The Ethiopian government assured that Americans could depart freely if they wished, but many stayed.
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Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
United States
Legation
Aunto Department
Cornelius van Engert
Chorea Watfaires
Last Effort to Save Mrs Madison From Hanging
Los Angeles attorney William J F Strown announced a last effort to save Nellie May Madison from execution on October 4 for the slaying of her husband Eric. He will file a petition for a writ of coram nobis in the supreme court, arguing trial errors related to defense strategy and the identity of the victim. Gov Merriam holds power to grant clemency or commute the sentence.
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Los Angeles
William J. F. Strown
Low Angeles
Nellie May Madison
Eric
Coram Mohin
Brown
Martino
Frank Merriam
Mra. Madison
Colt-Dafonce
Eric Madison
Madison
Deaih
Ale Burban
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Manuel Quezon
Senate
Spain
Gregorio Agipsy
Independent
Catholic Church of the
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Tang
Hush Johnson
Kentucky
LT. U
Germany
San Francisco
James Griffin
Pate
P. D. Department
Sen. Long
Mrs. Madison
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