Hopkins outlines New Deal works program totals and aims
Washington reports Harry L. Hopkins announces that $1,202,500,100 has been allotted to 3,400 Works Progress projects as part of the Roosevelt administration. He says that additional funds may follow, with private employment prospects improving, and notes that most money funds construction like schools, hospitals, and water systems.
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Roosevelt
Aarewell
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Marti
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Toossyel
Ickes
Tate
Herald
Hla
Tonsovelt
Prbnie Warka
Ickesauld
World News Bulletin Amid War Peace Talks and Proposals
Foreign leaders discuss a new big wartime program and a Geneva League warning to halt hostilities. Reports state Rome favors a League truce, while Germany pledges freedom of ten. Washington eyes a strike agreement and October 1 troop moves. labor leaders demand jobs relief and a national observance outlines.
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Toowevelt
Demestie
Helena editorial on Rogers bound for humorist shrine
Helena Independent plans a large tribute volume to Will Rogers. Fred Stowe, actor and friend, ordered the memorial tributes from U S and foreign publications. Walter Myand oversees a bound two hundred page work, about four inches thick, to be mailed 20 by 15 inches, with twenty volumes produced in Helena. The project, under city auspices, aims to secure a national shrine in Rogers memory with national subscribers.
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Rogers
New York
Jannins
Walter Myavnd
Ual
Hyame
Lena
John N. Garner
Jesse Joner
American Mining Congress Stands Against Roosevelt
Chicago on September 26 the American Mining Congress adopted resolutions opposing President Roosevelt. The group attacked federal efforts to regulate industry and redistribute wealth, urged Congress to control the purse, and called for tax cuts to revive business. They condemned currency stabilization by gold and silver standards and criticized the Wagner act. Local relief over federal work programs was preferred.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
American Mining Congress
Iem
Congress
Inter Sings Prelude in Zone of Rocky Mountains
Weather bulletin from Denver notes a Schneefront moving through the Rocky Mountains tonight. motorists are urged to proceed cautiously as winds increase and temperatures drop. regional reports indicate drifting snow and mixed precipitation across Montana and Wyoming, with no unusually low readings recorded yet.
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Peace plea from Pope Pius at Cleveland broadcast
Castel Gandolfo Sept 26 Pope Pius issued a fervent radio plea for peace to the American Eucharistic congress in Cleveland. He joined in prayers with the American gathering to deprecate wars and their dire aftereffects. He spoke of a world worn to exhaustion by the ravages of the depression and urged moral uprightness and decency.
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Cleveland
American Congress
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Joseph Hurley
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America
Cardinal Knges
New York
Lipa
Ethiopia
Great Eucharist Congress Closes in Cleveland Crowd Tops 500000
Sept 21 Cleveland reports a papal benediction by Patrick Hayes of New York as the seventh National Eucharistic congress ends. About 260000 attendees filled Lakeside Stadium and streets for the procession, while Police Chief Morowitz estimates the total crowd at 500000, a record attendance for a Cleveland parade.
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Cleveland
Patrick Callinal Hayes
New York
Wanda
Kune Pius XA
Lakeside
George Morowitz
Agreement Reached On Soft Coal Strike End Date
Washington reports an accord between coal producers and United Mine Workers to end the nationwide soft coal strike. Workers back to work October 1 under an 18 month contract raising pay for miners, day laborers, yardage and deadwork, with ratification pending by the joint wage conference.
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Roosevelt
Dawes Explains Nature of Depressions and Recovery
Charles G. Dawes told Chicago business leaders that mass confidence shapes major lows and recoveries. He cited past depressions and urged that durable goods demand revival will sterilize the low mood, unless disrupted by war or mass action.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Ionight
United States
Roosevelt to Speak Four Times on Westward Journey
President Roosevelt heads west on a four speech tour with two radio broadcasts aboard the Pacific coast leg. He will address farmers at Fremont and later speak at Boulder Canyon dam before informal talks in Los Angeles and San Diego. The White House caravan includes Mrs. Roosevelt and key aides as well as several senators and officials. Roosevelt departs Washington at 11 p.m. EST.
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New York
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Pacific Coast
Prison Industries to Be Studied in Federal Survey
President Roosevelt created the Prison Industries Reorganization Administration to ease private industry burden and study state and local penal institutions. A five member board will survey industrial activities and evaluate markets for prison product operations, aiming to eliminate idleness and provide humane inmate rehabilitation, with potential loans or agents to administer the program.
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Max Baer in Dark Brown Taste Inspires Boxing Reflection
In Culver City on September 26 Irvin Cobb praises Louis as a model boxer, noting his modest, dignified conduct against heavyweights. He argues such behavior could defuse sensationalist attacks and damage from future clashes with champions, suggesting Braddock might flee public scrutiny.
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Bark, Sr dies from injuries in Alberta car crash
Don H Bark Sr 54 of Brooks Alberta Canada died in a Great Falls hospital after a Monday crash of a nine car convoy injuring four other Alberta men. Funeral planned in Calgary next week. Bark was an official with Canadian Pacific railway agricultural department. D H Bark Jr and Robert M Putnam of Edmonton were treated and released. Patrick Garrow of Brooks remained hospitalized in serious condition.
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Edmonton
Dr Boyer to Stay as University of Oregon President
Portland September 26. Dr C V Boyer will remain president of the University of Oregon. Dr Frederick M Hunter high education chancellor confirmed the decision. Boyer had been approached about the University of Montana presidency and recently visited Missoula to discuss the petition with officials.
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Missoula
Murphy of Iowa new Legion chief
A tumultuous American Legion convention in St. Louis elected J Ray Murphy of Iowa as head, urging congressional action on the bonus and opposing currency expansion. The session demanded debate on the World War veteran benefit without regard to currency theories, echoing Miami last year against the Patman bill. John Joseph Griffith, 66, former president of James Butler Grocery Co., died in Mount Vernon New York.
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Texas
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James Butler Grocery Company
Navy reports 52 missing after Pacific flotilla storm
Tokyo reports 52 officers and men missing from a destroyed flotilla engaged in maneuvers in the Pacific believed washed overboard in a heavy storm. The Yagiri lost 27 men, Hatsuuki 24, Hosho 1, Matsuzuki 1 killed. A typhoon and floods threaten northeastern Japan with a death toll around 350. A Caribbean hurricane threatens Yucatan as Cuba monitors.
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Mexican National Observatory
Cape Gracia « Dios
Nicaragua
Plane 16 Reported Down In Wyoming
Sheridan Wyoming September 26 Cold rain halted a search for an aircraft reported to have crashed today on the ranch of the late Senator John B Kendrick near Kendrick ranch 45 miles northwest of Sheridan Sheriff W J Harwood and his men failed to find wreckage after a homesteader Mrs Lee Ewang said she saw the plane dive to the ground in flames Airplanes in the region checked and found none missing as the search paused.
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Wyoming
Anherites Fosse
Senator McAdoo Hurt in Accident in Los Angeles
United States Senator William G. McAdoo was injured when his car swerved and hit a telephone pole and another car at a Los Angeles intersection. Surgeons at Good Samaritan Hospital reported a badly bruised chest and a cut. his condition was not considered serious.
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Los Angeles
United States
William G. McAdoo
Good Bamaritan Hospital
Citizen of Miles City Is Wanted in Alabama
Miles City Sept 26 A resident of Miles City known as Balogern, once in the Hyery stable business now on relief, was in the Custer county jail tonight at the request of Cherokee county Alabama officers. Shorttr'n officers and they understand Bogers, whose true name was given as WW Roberts, escaped in Alabama after conviction for murder. It is believed his brother, whereabouts unknown, was involved in the same case. The sheriff of Cherokee county was en route to Miles City. Custer county officers and Rogers said he would not oppose extradition. Hineham Rogers came here about 1917 and has a family here.
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Cherokes County
Alabama
Bogers
WW. H. Roberts
Cherokee County
Rogers
Hineham Rogers
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