Havana Crisis Deepens As Havana Faces Rebellion
Amid food shortages and strikes in Havana, government and opposition clash as President Grau San Martin resists resignation. Rebels led by Blas Hernandez engage troops in Camaguey, causing casualties. student groups urge national unity while protests around the presidential palace turn violent.
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Touley
Ramon Grau San Martin
Juan Blas Hernandez
Machado
Camaguey
Havana
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Marianistas
Studenta
Gray San Martin
Las Cuevas
Piports
Blas
Hernandex
Sevva
Hamm e Looted U S says protests planned Havana
The United States will lodge representations with Havana authorities over looting of an American woman’s home. Secretary Hull noted no injuries and limited details. Ambassador Welles may convey protests to Cuban officials as the Provisional Government remains unrecognized. Lindberghs in Leningrad evaluate possible regular US Europe air routes via Helsingfors.
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Washington
United States
Havana
Wen
State Department
Hutt
Ihe
Hull
Cuba
Hell
Autas
Welles
Gran San Martin
Huyana
Helsingfors
America
Europe
Lindberghs
Atlantic
Scandinavian
Lindbergh
Rturn
Robbers Bring Old Times Back To Kansas Town
In Hays Kansas on September 22 robbers in masks seized five hostages at Farmers State Bank and looted $4,000. Bank cashier S W Arnhold was beaten, city marshal Alex Weltz was injured and left with a broken leg after a collision while pursuing the bandits who escaped toward Holyrood with Miss Hilavia Schmidt as a prisoner.
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Hays, Kans
S. W. Arnhold
Shel Tarmers State Bank
James Rouse
Fort Hayes State College
Hilavia Schmidt
Alex Weltz
Weltz
Schmidt
Ed Wagner
Vincent
Kas
Jobless Relief Seen As Largest City Problem
Chicago September 22. Unemployment relief was listed as the foremost problem facing 180 large U S cities. Secretary Paul V. Betters of the United States Conference of Mayors said cities must tackle relief, push national public works participation, and address municipal finances tied to property tax dependence. Mayors opened conference led by Mayor James E. Carley of Boston, urging backing for the National Recovery Act and cooperation with Public Works Administration and relief agencies to safeguard government funds for recovery.
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Chicago
Paul V. Betters
United States Conference of Mayors
Betlers
James E. Carley
Doston
Public Works Administration
Relief Administration
Policeman 12th to Be Slain This Year In Chicago
Four federal reserve employees were held up by gunmen in Chicago. A police officer Miles Cunningham, 33, was killed as the robbers’ car collided with another. The desperadoes fled in a stolen car after a brief exchange of gunfire near the scene.
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Chicago
Ghicgac
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Bachanan
Desperadoes
Miles Cunningham
Cunningham
Folseman
Morris Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Lindbergh Kidnapping Money Trail Reaches Europe
Paris police traced a 1000 pound note from the Lindbergh ransom to Britain and Antwerp suspects after a currency exchange linked to the case. Washington reports the Antwerp exchange involved two men, a Belgian and a Swede, with ongoing inquiries by the American consul and police authorities. Schwarzkopf directed New Jersey efforts and coordinated with New York authorities.
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Paris
Bank of England
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Antwerp
New York
Washington
Belgium
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
New Jersey
Savannah singer Neu faces murder trial in New Jersey
Louis Kenneth Neu, 26, a Savannah singer, will likely stay in New Jersey custody to face a first degree murder charge for the killing of Paterson theater manager Lawrence N. Shead on Sept 10. New Orleans authorities seek extradition for a second murder charge. Prosecutor Nathaniel Kent plans to seek indictment before the Passaic county grand jury. trial could begin next month unless an insanity plea or adjournment is filed.
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Jersey City
N. d
Louis Kenneth Neu
Savannah Singer
New Jersey
Lawrence N. Shead
Paterson
New Orleans
Nathaniel Kent
Passaic County
Grand Jury
Nev
Shead
Neuw
George Reyer
John Gresch
Neu
F. D. R. Announces Relief Program
Washington September 22 A 75 million relief plan was ordered by President Roosevelt to bridge the gap between surplus supplies and consumption. The agricultural adjustment and federal relief administration will buy foods for distribution to destitute unemployed on relief rolls. The plan will add to existing relief, not replace it, and follows recent pork distributions.Continued on page six
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment and Federal Relief Administration
White House
Special session need increases to widen borrowing power
Nashville September 22 A Tennessee advisory board on federal public works urged Governor McAlister to call an extra legislative session to grant cities and counties greater borrowing power. State Engineer Harry S Berry said the program hinges on an extra session to secure a larger allotment for Tennessee with estimates that two thirds to three fourths of the program depend on it. The governor was due back in Nashville from Washington at noon.
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Nashville
McAlister
Tennessee Advisory Board of Federal Public Works
Harry 5. Berry
Tennessee
Tennessee River land loss threatens Norris dam plan
Washington Sept 22 officials plan erosion control in the Norris dam watershed. Twenty five CCC camps will work above the dam under TVA direction with Army supervision. A survey cited 445000 acres of waste land as a serious menace. erosion could reduce reservoir capacity by 25 percent in 25 years.
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Washington
Tennessee Walls
Norris Dam
Tennessee
C. C
Tennessee Valley Authority
Army
C. M. Richards
H. Bennett
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
Bennett
Police hunt to link 12 slayings to kidnap suspect
New York police pressed to tie Leonard Scarnici to twelve murders amid a wider web of robberies and kidnappings. He faced a May bank robbery killing in Rensselaer County and was nabbed with four others for Albany kidnapping. Authorities listed other linked killings, including the Sack murders of Price and Flanagan in Brooklyn.
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New York
Leonard Searniei
Searniei
Troy
Bank of Rensselaer
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Albany
Scarnici
Woodbridge
Conn
Vincent Coll
Bronx
Bronx Desperado; the Rider Killings of Marcel Poffo
Max Parken
Anthony Russo
Joseph Callegro
Harrison, N. Y
Joe Ruggiero
Vel
William Price
Edward Planagan
Brooklyn
David Reiner
Searnici
Salisbury
Anthony, Reino
Charles Herzog
Rensselaer
Scernici
Reino
O’gonnell
John Delaney
John Oley
Price
Flanagan
Alfred Lilienthal
Newark
Bates Identified as Kidnapper in Oklahoma City Trial
Albert Bates, described as a reputed gunman, was named by Charles F. Ursehel of Oklahoma as one of the abductors in a kidnapping case tried in Oklahoma City. The victim, an oil man, was held until a ransom of 190000 dollars was paid, with Bates shown chained to Harvey Bally, the alleged ringleader, in the stuntroom.
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Albert Bates
Charles F. Ursehel
Oklahoma
Oklahoma’ City
Harvey Bally
Sturtroom
Oklahoma City
Chas
F. Ursehel
Transom
Bailey Trial Nearing Defense in Oklahoma Kidnapping Case
Prosecutors pressed toward the defense as the Bailey Bates and Shannon group faces life term charges under the Lindbergh act. The government says seven Minneapolis and St Paul men connected to the plot held ransom money and knew it was hot while handwriting expert testimony was anticipated to bolster the case.
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Herbert of
Hyde
Lindbergh
Shel
Harvey Bailey
Albert Bates
Shannons
Texas
Ursehel
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Isadore Blumenfield
Samronick
Pete Valder
Aling Hackett
Nelson
Clifford Skelly
Edward
Barney) Berman
Charles Wolk
Sam Kozberg
Gettysburg College ends coed enrollment after 45 years
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania the college began its term without any women enrolled for the first time in 45 years. Men students now receive all late attention as coed admission ends.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Weather Summary For Tennessee And Virginia Regions
Fair and warmer tonight and Saturday in Tennessee with increasing clouds in Virginia. Showers likely in western and northern areas late tonight or Saturday. Not as cool tonight, warmer Saturday. Previous day temperatures similar to last year with no rain yesterday. Readings taken at 6:00 p m for the preceding 24 hours.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Prohi Appeals Clutter Court as Docket Grows
Prohibition appeals crowd the supreme court docket as advocates hope repeal. Justice officials weigh lenity for liquor offenses, while 425 petitions remain, mostly liquor cases. Court to meet Oct 2 to process petitions, with many likely dismissed for lack of substantial questions.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Ford to shift to 35 hour week under NRA code
Detroit September 22 AP reports Ford Motor Co plans to reduce hours for about 30,000 workers to an average of 35 hours weekly to comply with the NRA automotive code though Henry Ford has not signed it. Company aims for a 32 to 35 hour schedule as negotiations continue with officials noting no code violation. Veterans employment drives add 5,000 jobs to Ford payroll with 2,000 already sent to plants.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
Ford
Sept
Ford Motor Company
NRA
Automotive ci
Presen
Jin
Jhhe
Ford Company
Council of the American Legion
Wayne County
Council of the Legion
Legion
Lifeguard Experiment In Wildwood Pleases Mayor
Philadelphia Sept. 22 A report from Wildwood New Jersey shows the hiring of several young women as lifeguards was highly successful. Mayor Davis Bradway praised the experiment as very satisfactory and said he will add more girls to beaches next summer.
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Philadelphia
Wildwood
N. J
Davis Bradway
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