Republicans Blast Roosevelt Letter Over Breath Spells
Washington dispatch reports the Republican National Committee condemning Franklin D. Roosevelt's breathing spell letter as a fallacy and a partisan ploy. They argue the exchange with Roy Howard shows no real policy gains and demand a complete rest cure for business and industry. Senators Dickinson and Reed join critiques, calling administration actions disastrous or insufficient.
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National Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Hoone
Howard
Three Killed During Warsaw Voting
In Warsaw area near the German border two voters and a National Democratic storm trooper were killed during voting incidents in yesterday's parliamentary election. Thirty National Democratic storm troopers were arrested for terrorism. voting was postponed in four towns due to alleged N D terror. Opposition media see the low turnout as a government setback.
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National Democratic Party
Wirlitz
Tragic Shooting in Delano Ends in Police Shootout
A crazed Filipino opened fire in a West Delano restaurant, fatally wounding three Mexican men before being killed by a city traffic officer following a minor dispute. Earlier a separate report notes a 4000-ton building with five stores moved successfully.
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Long Shot Wounds Senator in Baton Rouge Stand Off
Public Service Commissioner James O Connor rushed to protect Senator Huey Long after an attacker fired at them in Baton Rouge. Long, on an emergency operation, urged no statements as surgeons treated him. He later asked why Weiss shot him amid fears of further violence during a heated special legislative session.
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World comment on the Shouting (Continued from page 1)
The article recounts remarks about politics and public duty regarding Dr. Weiss. Pavy describes Weiss enjoying a day with his wife and being in good spirits before an operation planned for the morning. He notes Weiss did not seek office and was not involved in politics, though a pending bill affected family matters and caused shock.
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Evangeline Parish
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Huey Long Shot Dominates British Press Coverage
London editorial and tabloid front pages highlight Huey Long's shooting as the top world news, with captions like Huey Long shot and gun battle in senate house of Louisiana. The Evening Standard notes Britons wish for his recovery while contrasting British fortunes with America’s assassination event.
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Political leaders react to Huey Long shooting in 1935
Reports describe varied reactions from politicians across the country after an attempted assassination of Huey P. Long in Baton Rouge. Governors, senators, and commentators call the event calamitous, while security tightens at the Louisiana capitol and hospital.
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Utah
Donahey
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Nye
North Dakota
Boy Fatally Shot Near Green River Wyoming
Kenneth Reese 19 of Rich Hill Missouri died at Wyoming General Hospital from three gunshot wounds to the head suffered on a highway near Green River Saturday night. A separate line notes a historical Chinese practice. its relevance is unclear and appears as an unrelated ran sentence.
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Kenneth Reese
Rich Hill
Wyoming General Hospital
Reese
Green River
Larger cotton crop expected signals record production
Washington reports the agriculture department estimates this year’s cotton crop at 12,489,000 bales of 500 pounds, up from 11,798,000 a month earlier. Ginnings through September 1 reach 1,132,739 runnings, with state figures showing Missouri 221,000, Tennessee 378,000, Oklahoma 768,000, and Arkansas 923,000 bales.
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Tennessee
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Arkansas
Rooster Pecks West Plains Man in Eye
Ralph A Townsend of West Plains was pecked in the left eye by a young rooster while feeding chickens at his poultry ranch. He received treatment at a West Plains hospital and is reported under care.
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Ralph A. Townsend
Ozarks
Townsend
PWA closes 174 books on new projects
Swamped by applications the Public Works Administration shut its books on further requests for new projects from the four billion dollar Works Progress Administration program aimed to end direct relief by November 1. Over 2,500 applications in three days pushed total to 6,000. deadline moved up from September 12. Harold J. Ickes approves projects then Hopkins reviews before advisory allotment board. Hopkins has approved about 400 projects totaling 125 million and rejected nearly 2,000, including schools and waterworks.
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PWA
Federal Works Program
Harold J. Ickes
Works Relief
Harry L. Hopkins
Advisory Allotment Board
Hopkins
Revenues Up 23 Percent Report Says
Washington dispatch reports a 23 percent rise in 1935 tax receipts totaling 3.299 billion dollars. Commissioner Helvering credits underlying business gains and tax system changes, noting income taxes up 35 percent and personal returns contributing 107.6 million to a 282.2 million rise. A. F. L. survey forecasts brighter months ahead and urges shared gains with workers for lasting recovery.
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Guy T. Helver
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Bank Hold Up in Beech Grove Suburb
Four men robbed W. S. New Comer, president of Citizens State Bank Beech Grove, pocketing about $10,000. The incident occurred today in Indianapolis area suburb Beech Grove. A separate meteor report notes stars brighter than many suns, ranging 5,000 to 10,000 times brighter.
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W. S. Newcomer
Citizens State Bank
Beech Grove
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