Chances for Approval Cut in Half in Public Works Plan
Washington reports indicate fears thousands of local public works projects may be scrapped as Roosevelt revises the 4.88 billion relief program. Ickes may decide which projects proceed while Hopkins W P A handles the remaining 1.25 billion.
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Harry L. Hopkins
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Hopkins
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Works Relief Fund
Disney
D-Okla
Lawrence Westbrook
Works Progress
Mediterranean Mystery Fleet Threatens Europe
London dispatch reports a fleet of over a hundred British warships concentrated in the Mediterranean amid the Italo Ethiopian crisis. The Expeditionary force, led by Hood and companions, may be joined by 250 Italian vessels as diplomacy tracks rapid redeployments across Alexandria, Port Said, Malta, Gibraltar, and Haifa.
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Mediterranean
Charles P. Nutter
Associated Press
London
Il Duce
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Port Said
Malta
Gibraltar
Port Sudan
Haifa
Portland
Egypt
India
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Africa
Mystery Fleet
British Admiralty
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Renown
Orion
Achillies
Cairo
Admiralty
Italy Rejects Compromise in Italo Ethiopian Crisis
Geneva Sept 14 Italy rejects any compromise solution in the Ethiopian dispute sparking debate in the League of Nations assembly. Delegates from Britain Soviet Russia and Canada voiced support for the covenant while Italy framed its stance as defensive not aggressive. Soviet foreign affairs commissar Litvinoff urged defending the covenant as the instrument of peace.
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Canada
Great Britain
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Howard Ferguson
Maxim Litvinoff
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Italy refuses compromise on East Africa policy in League era
Rome reports Mussolini cabinet states no retreat from East Africa plan. Italy considers leaving the League of Nations while fortifying Libya and beefing war materiel. White wheat policy orders 1 million quintals dumped. another million expected from abroad.
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Pierre Laval
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Roper Seeks Extra Safety Rules for New Vessel
Secretary Roper called for additional safety factors in the new ship to replace the Leviathan and extended time for the United States Line to finalize contracts. He previously allowed lay up of the Leviathan until contracts for the Manhattan and Washington type vessel were to be signed within six months.
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Roper
United States Line
Commerce
Searching Party Scours Hell Hollow for Missing Plane
A large party of over 100 volunteers organized by Sergt. William Hamlin of the Fishkill state police hunted Hell Hollow in the Fishkill mountains near Beacon for a missing aircraft. The search focuses on a plane said to have departed Albany airport at 6:46 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time with Lieut. Lincoln C. Denton and Mechanic C. Hart aboard.
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Beacon
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Hell Hollow
Fishkill Mountains
Here
Sergt
William Hamlin
Fishkill
McDonald Supporters Organize Rally in Watauga County
A "McDonald-For-Governor" club formed in Cove Creek by Watauga citizens backing Dr. Ralph McDonald of Winston-Salem. Watauga township representatives attended the Boone meeting convened by W. Teal.
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Boone
McDonald - For
Cove Creek
Watauga
Ralph McDonald
Winston-Salem
W. Teal
Plane Crash Kills Eight In Panama Zone
Bejuco near Panama's Bejuco town reports a Panama National Airways plane crash en route from the Canal Zone to David. Eight killed, with two bodies recovered by Albrook Field rescue party and two more seen among wreckage. Names include pilot Robert Marsland, passengers B Dahl Juan Pino Maria Bertoli Juan B Diaz Clarence Campbell Tesla Romero.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Albrook Field
Bejuco
Panama National Airways
Benjuco
David
Panama
Robert Marsland
B. Dahl
Puerto Armuelles
Juan Pino
Maria Bertoli
Juan B. Diaz
Clarence Campbell
Tesla Romero
Fingerprints Tied Miss Evelyn Hoey to Her Death
Westchester Pa September report finds Miss Evelyn Hoey’s fingerprints on the pistol that killed her. Chester police expert Charlies Dunlap confirms two prints on the weapon and Court Detective Francis Grubb notes three clear prints from the right hand on the gun grip. An inquest is pending and no official cause has been released for the 25 year old Broadway chanteuse found dead with a .46 calibre bullet in her temple at Henry H Rogers junior’s Downington home estate.
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A_Bertillon
Evelyn Hoey
Charlies Dunlap
Chester
Francis Grubb
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Downington
Louisiana in a political whirl over approaching election
New Orleans reports a feverish prelude to January elections as Louisiana parties prepare slates for senator and governor races. The inquest into Senator Long's assassination resumes Monday with bodyguards and witnesses summoned, while factions feud between conservative and liberal camps led by Wade Martin and James A. Noe respectively.
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Louisiana
Long
Huey Long
Cciam
C. K. Allen
Wade ©. Martin
Allen Ellender
House
James A. Noe
John B. Fournet
State Supreme Court
Ellender
Noe
United States Senate
Martin
Hitler Emerges In Nazi Faith As Modern Mahomet
The German Labor Front rally in Nurnberg sees Hitler hailed as the modern Mahomet in a new national religion. Dr Robert Ley and Baldur von Schirach praise him while Hitler asserts Germany will seek dominance and reject harm from others. Gertrude Scholtz Klink frames a national conception of God for the people. An oratorio style youth rally reinforces the religious theme.
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Associated Press
Nurnerg
Germany
Adolph Hitler
Mein Fuehrer
Robert Ley
Hitler
Reich
Baldur von Schirach
der Fuehrer
Gertrude Scholtzklink
Gold Imports Watch Sparks Treasury Credit Watch
Washington reports the treasury holds about half of global gold and economists note $20,000,000 extra gold shipments overseas would raise reserves to $2.8 billion above needs. Devaluation risks in Europe and uncertain peace add to the trend, with the Fed empowered to curb credit expansion if danger grows.
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Washington
Treasury
Europe
Federal Reserve Board
Eighteen Hurt In Meridian Bus Collision
Eighteen people were injured when a bus traveling from Birmingham to Meridian collided with a mule wagon on Russell road five miles from Meridian. The bus driver Otis Page and wagon driver George Patton were the most seriously hurt.
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Meridian
Miss
Russell Road
Birmingham
Otis Page
George Patton
Bennett Races Get Underway
War sa w September 14 Fourteen balloons including one from the United States will depart tomorrow in the Gordon Bennett cup races The bag of the bag will rise at 6 36 a m 11 35 p m Saturday Eastern Time The American balloon USS A Navy will start second Lieut John C Tyler as pilot and Lieut Howard P Orville as navigator Wind favors northeast toward battle regions Officials warn contestants not to land in Czechoslovaki an territory to avoid landing there The race begins amid cautious optimism about wind directions and cross border regulations
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Warsaw
United States
U. S S. A. Navy
John C. Tyler
Howard P. Orville
Baltie
Czechoslovakia
Senator McAdoo Weds 71 to 26 in Maryland Wedding
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, 71, married Doris I. Cross, 26, a nurse in the public health service, in a quiet Maryland living room ceremony. The bride’s father, R. G. Cross, voiced disapproval, while the bride’s mother in California confirmed the details to reporters.
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Nurse
Washington
William Gibbs McAdoo
Bealls
Maryland
Doris I. Cross
Public Health Service
Russell J. Clinch
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
Senate
Mary Addison Ingle
Oakland
Iowa
R. G. Cross
Cross
Doris
San Diego
Cal
Nellie Cross
the Treasury
Wilson
Miss Cross
New Silviculture Instructor Named at N C State College
Raleigh Sept 14 Dr William D Miller formerly of the University of Idaho will join the structure in silviculture at the North Carolina State College of Forestry this year. Miller earned a Yale PhD and also studied at Reed College and the University of Montana under director J W Hofmann.
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William D. Miller
State College
Raleigh
University of Idaho
N. C. State College of Forestry
J. W. Hofmann
Miller
Yale
Reed College
University of Montana
North and South Carolina Warm Slightly Stable This Week
A brief weather note for North and South Carolina reports little temperature change from Sunday to Monday. Strong high pressure keeps conditions mild with minimal variation expected across the two states.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
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