Storm Rips Tampico Killing Thousands In 125 MPH Winds
Mexico mobilizes resources to aid Tampico after a hurricane that leveled the city, with death toll uncertain but estimates up to 5,000. Relief trains and military planes head to the flooded coast as Tampico lies isolated, portions of the city under 14 feet of water and critical transport destroyed.
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Toda
Eduardo Vasconselis
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Tampleo
Panuco
Tamesi
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San Luis Potosi
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National Railways
Tamaulipas
Found Doing Chores Flore Dorothy Carson In Batavis Ohio
An 11 year old high school student named Dorothy Carson was found doing chores at a neighbor’s home in Batavis Ohio after being reported missing from her home. She said she left home due to frustration and wanted to work.
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Dam No 8 on Muscle Shoals Urged for Immediate Start
Dan Teney international president of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers was asked by telegram to urge Interior Secretary Ickes to start construction on Dam No 8 above Muscle Shoals immediately using emergency public works funds. G X Barker international VP of Electrical Workers Southern District sent the wire citing economic and morale benefits and potential integration into the Tennessee Valley Authority plan.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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Bankheed
Alabama
Public Works Administration
Desperado dies denying murder in Redmond case
Nashville AP report states Buddy Bush aged 34 died in hospital after being wounded while police closed in on a hiding spot. Bush denied firing the fatal shots that killed Detective Leonce Redmond, 51, during a suburban restaurant incident. Police had arrested Buford Red Thompson and Richard Thorn, among others, as part of farm house robbery probes in Middle Tennessee. Redmond had helped round up six suspects.
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Leonce Redmond
Buddy Bush
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Redmond
Richard M. Atkinson
Buford
Red” Thompson
Richard Thorn
Thompson
Thor
Aretia Bush
Buddy
Middle Tennessee
Roosevelt Plans Seclusion to Study Recovery Measures
President Roosevelt retreats to Hyde Park to refine strategies for economic recovery with a focus on expanding credit and raising farm prices. He weighs NRA relief, currency policy, and a $75 million surplus farm program while steel rail bids and public works funding shape the push. The administration signals broad moves across credit, agriculture, and industry, withCode and labor issues simmering as policy debates continue.
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White House
Edward A. O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Home Owners Igan. Corporation
Public
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
RFC
NRA
National Association of Manufacturers
Between & Company Union
American Federation of Labor
Showers and cooler trend in Tennessee and Virginia
Weather summary notes showers tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions midweek. Tennessee reports showers in the east tonight and Wednesday afternoon, while Virginia forecasts cloudy skies with showers in the south Wednesday and likely the north tonight and Wednesday, followed by cooler interior conditions.
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Cuba Tense as U S Move Rumored
Havana reports a tense atmosphere as rumors spread of a possible shift in United States policy toward Cuba and a planned revolt. Unconfirmed talks of custodianship by Washington circulate while Col. Fulgencio Batista fortifies with 2,000 civil guard members and Caribbean army youths guarding interior towns amid troop concentration.
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Cuba
Au ‘Thentic
Ramon Grau
San Martin
Howard
Washington
Fulcdneio Batista
Caribbean Army
Farmers ire over weed marts opening in Carolinas
Raleigh September 24 Farmers in the bright leaf tobacco belt voiced mixed reactions to the first day of the three week auction holiday. Some demanded a living price while others reported official averages nearly complete and buyers staying cautious. Higher grades showed gains but lower grades lagged as deterioration during the holiday affected prices. Large quantities remained unsold as markets faced blocked sales and warehouses filled with tobacco awaiting today’s sales.
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Carolinas
Wendell
Ring Lardner Dies Suddenly Noted American Writer
Ring Lardner died suddenly at his Hampton Long Island home in his forty eighth year after a long fight with tuberculosis. The humorist and essayist once wrote for the New Yorker and created beloved characters like Jack Keefe from baseball lore. He lived a life of prolific output with plays and stories and left a lasting mark on American literature.
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Chicago
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Mordecai
Jack Keefe
King Lardner
Film Stars Face Hitler Order To Return To Germany
German file forces screen stars to return for cultural rebirth or face discipline. Names include Marlene Dietrich Dorothea Wieck and Liane Haid. Dietrich, questioned about direct orders, says she never expects to make more films in Germany.
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Berlin
Wa Wik
Marlene Dietrich
Dorothes Wieck
Liane Haid
Hiteler
Miss Dietrich
P Arise
Gexjung
Japanese Bombing Planes Over Peiping Sighted
Three Japanese bombing planes with machine guns and full bomb racks flew at altitudes under 200 feet over Peiping today amid tensions of the North China demilitarized zone ultimatum. Reports say Fang Chen-wu forces move southward toward Shunyi while Tokyo denies plans to advance beyond the zone.
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Legation
Fang Chen-wu
North China Demilitarized Zone
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Changguhun
Manchuria
Rengo
Fan
Hwaiju
Shunyi
Fang
Treasury position report for September 23
Treasury data shows receipts of 6.88 million, expenditures of 7.17 million, and a balance of 1.184 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 26.09 million. Fiscal year to date shows receipts of 633.02 million and expenditures of 835.40 million, including 274.89 million in emergency spending, producing an excess of 202.38 million.
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Fear of Gun Kelly is Told by Shannon in Kidnaping Trial
Oklahoma City notes reveal R G Shannon testifying about fear of George Kelly and Albert Bates keeping him silent on a Texas kidnapping case. He says radios on their cars and threats would endanger his family if he spoke. Shannon defends his son Armon and denies responsibility for actions of others. Continued on page six.
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R. G. Shannon
Charles Flu
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Ursehel
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Joseph B. Kennan
United States Attorney General
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Department of Justice
Ropes
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Bureau of Identification
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Roper
Noted desperado and wife caught in Memphis
Desperado George E. Kelly known as Machine Gun Nelly surrendered peacefully in a two rooming house in Memphis with his wife Kathryn Kelly and two allies after police surrounded the residence at daybreak. He talked with DOJ operative W. A. Toner, denied naming accomplices, and showed defiant, lighthearted behavior in custody. Chicago police tie Kelly to a bank robbery and a prior Oklahoma kidnapping case. arrest details and identification were relayed to J. Edgar Hoover's bureau.
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George E
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Kathryn Kelly
J. R. Tichnor
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Seret
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Raney
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Federal Reserve Bank
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