Flying Family Rescued After Greenland Plane Wreck
George Hutchinson his wife and seven companions aboard an amphibian plane were forced to land near Angmagsalik Greenland after a leaking fuel tank. they were rescued by the British trawler lord talbot. the party aimed to cross the Atlantic first as a family flight from new york to london.
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Hoover Orders Budget Chief to Start Government Reorganization
President Hoover directed the director of the budget to begin investigations for a complete reorganization of the executive branch. Executive orders proposing changes would be ready by December when Congress convenes, and must clear 60 days in Congress, or become effective. Weather Bureau issues storm warning for gulf disturbance near 150 miles southwest of the Mississippi mouth with an advisory at 10 am noting limited northward progress and rising area.
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Seven Hutchins family members found safe after plane wreck
All eight members of the Hutchins family flying party were found alive today near Itersak Greenland after their airplane City of Richmond was wrecked. The crew and party were located on land at Ekersuak, a small Eskimo settlement, about 37 miles southwest of Angmagsalik. The trawler Lord Talbot reported the discovery and noted the plane had gone down in the Greenland area.
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Statewide primary elections draw varied turnout today
Associated Press notes heavy registration across eight states Arizona Colorado Louisiana Michigan New Hampshire Vermont Washington and South Carolina plus runoff contests in Mississippi. Some regions like Vermont and New Hampshire feature subdued campaigning as candidates reserve effort for November finals while others see brisk local engagement and large polling place turnout. Huey Long campaigned in Louisiana for Overton seeking the Democratic nomination for Broussard's seat amid a broader state and local focus in Michigan and Maine where Democrats showed notable strength.
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Kleinert Rubber Co recalls 800 former workers
New York Sept 13 The Kleinert Rubber Co with main plants around New York City announced that 800 former employees have been recalled to work.
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Junker Cabinet Sits Tight Amid German Turmoil
Berlin Sept 15 AP reports Chancellor Franz Von Papen and the Junker cabinet maintained a hard line backed by army and police as the Reichstag voted no confidence. The chancellor, dissolving parliament, argued democracy has failed and pledged to rule with Von Hindenburg for Germany. A Supreme Court challenge over his dissolution decree was to be ruled.
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Hurley At Legion Meet Denounces Bonus Army Evictions
Portland dispatch reports Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley cheered and jeered at the national American Legion convention as he defended the government against Floyd Gibbons accusations. He stated riots require force to restore peace and rejected claims the army burned homes, insisting fires came from rioters before troops arrived. He read an order written for Hoover and urged peaceful settlement of disputes.
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Suit to Test Redistricting Act Is Filed
Knoxville attorney John R. Neal files suit in federal court challenging Tennessee's 1930 congressional redistricting act. Plaintiff Charles Clay James seeks injunctions to stop county election boards from certifying candidates and prevent ballot inclusion for the 1932 elections. Neal argues districts lack contiguity and equal population under the federal act. The case will be heard by three federal judges from the circuit court.
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Weather Forecast Tennessee and Virginia Showers Likely
Cloudy Tennessee expects occasional showers tonight and Wednesday with little temperature change. Virginia fair with warmer interior conditions, increasing clouds and probable showers after today. Readings show yesterday highs near 90 in Tennessee and 94 in Virginia, lows 54 and 64 respectively, with no rain on either date.
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Doctor, Aviator and Girl Begin 4200 Mile Ocean Hop
A doctor, a veteran pilot, a parachute jumper and a woodchuck named Tail Wind departed Floyd Bennett Field at 6 16 am for a non stop flight to Rome The crew aims to traverse the Atlantic via the southern route with Edna Newcomer stepping from the plane near Florence Italy as a nursing tribute The mission includes medical observations and Tail Wind the carbon monoxide detector aboard The crew carries gear including 850 gallons of fuel and various survival tools
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Maine Democrats gain steady lead in Maine vote
In Portland Maine Democrats widen slight leads as returns come in speedily. Governor race shows Brann leading over Martin with 611 of 632 precincts reporting. First district Moran leads over Nelson while Second district Moran leads Connolly. Third district Atterbark leads Brewster as Brewster trails. Democrats make gains across state offices and fuel GOP losses.
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Roosevelt Seeks Western Ballots on Campaign Train
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt and his Democratic campaign party arrived in Cleveland by special train from Albany. James Roosevelt spoke to locals as the nominee, asked about Maine results, and Roosevelt offered only a broad smile. The train then moved toward St. Louis for tonight's speech.
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Roosevelt Speeds West To Highlight National Picture
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt sped westward today aiming to shape the national political picture for voters of the Midwest and far west. He seeks to rally citizens across nearly half the nation as he continues his campaign efforts.
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Dispute Over Who Advised Troops in Bonus Army Riots
The struggle to assign responsibility for advising troop involvement in the Bonus Army clashes continues. District of Columbia commissioners and the Justice Department dispute Brig. Gen. Glassford's account, with police denials and later statements affirming troops were necessary to restore order and prevent greater bloodshed.
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