Norris Says Norris More Republican Than Hoover On Roosevelt Tour
Senator Norris publicly endorses Roosevelt ahead of a Sioux City stop on tariff debates. Roosevelt calls Norris a better Republican than Hoover and portrays the party leadership as driven by selfish interests. Norris praises Roosevelt, cites historic figures, and pledges support as they traverse Nebraska toward Chicago.
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Rites Held For Ex Senator Williams
Benton Mississippi September 29. John Sharp Williams veteran Mississippi statesman who left the United States Senate in 1923 died after a long illness at his Cedar Grove plantation. He was 78. Flags were half mast and a half holiday was declared in state and city offices as friends gathered for the funeral. Services for John Sharp Williams continued on page six.
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John Sharp Williams
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Mississippi
United States Senate
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Marie John
Mills praises Hoover moves to aid business at Michigan GOP
Secretary of the Treasury Ogden L Mills addressed Michigan Republicans at their state convention in Detroit describing Hoover as mastering the forces of destruction and laying the foundation for recovery He called the period the second phase of the depression noting it began in 1931 and worsened in Europe with World War I consequences.
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Return to 2 cent stamp favored by House committee
Washington Sept 29 A House postal service subcommittee favored restoring the two cent first class stamp. The panel cited reduced first class mail since three cent stamps began under a tax bill and noted aims to boost revenue and employment for postal workers. Led by Rep Mead the group urged cutting red tape to expedite post office construction and discussed Treasury relief funds and ongoing building projects.
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Hurley Attacks Roosevelt Over Bonus Question in Tennessee
Secretary of War Hurley praised Hoover and attacked Roosevelt over the bonus issue at a Johnson City appearance. He denounced attempts to pressure veterans, urged opposition to paying the bonus now, and attributed all agitation to a recent American Legion convention. He cited Reconstruction Finance Corporation actions and touched on stock frauds and banking.
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Nevada crew fate unknown after freighter breaks up near Aleutians
The freighter Nevada with 35 crew aboard was wrecked on rocks near Amatignak Island in the Aleutians after a westerly gale. The Japanese freighter Oregon Maru watched helplessly as high seas smashed the 410 foot ship, while the American liner President Madison hurried to the scene to aid. Only four crew members were reported seen on the rocks. the Oregon Maru and the Madison coordinated radio relays from St Paul and Dutch Harbor as searches continued for survivors. The Nevada departed Portland September 16 under States Steamship Company with a Portland home port.
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Weather synopsis for Tennessee and Virginia notes
Tennessee forecasts fair and cool tonight with increasing clouds and rising western temperatures, plus Friday showers in the southwest. Virginia forecast fair and cool with light frost in the extreme west. The report compares yesterday’s high 77 and low 64 to last year’s 72 and 52, with no rain yesterday and readings taken daily at 6 p.m.
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France Faithful to League Ideals at Geneva Assembly
Premier Edouard Herriot defended the League of Nations, praising its peace work and Lausanne and Stresa accords. He declined to discuss German armament equality, urged open diplomacy, and called for ending secret diplomacy and domination by powerful states.
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Italy
Four Killed as Trains Collide in Alabama
The Crescent Limited on the New Orleans to New York route collided head on with a freight from a siding in Wald Alabama. Four train men were killed and five injured, three seriously. passengers were moved to a relief train and taken to Montgomery. Two engineers and one mail clerk among the dead, the freight engineer survived after leaping from the cab.
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Crescent Limited
New Orleans
New York
Tom Cowell
Montgomery
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Malcolm Hodges
Ocean Springs
Miss
D. W. Weathers
Meek Bafl
Mobile
Engineer Phillips
Greenville
Phillips
Germany delays debt payment amid other nations’ notices
Washington reports Germany postponed a 7.8 million dollar debt payment while the treasury still expects 123.5 million dollars from other nations in December. Secretary Mills noted Germany delays on mixed claims and army costs raise total postponed payments to 9.052 million this year. Estonia Latvia and Poland also warned of late payments. Mills said no similar delays from other debtors with 123.5 million due December 15. Germany’s funding terms extend payments at interest. German envoy indicated possible nonpayment in June.
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Hurricane Blows Self Out At Sea
Havana Cuba September 29 AP The tropical storm that damaged San Juan and Puerto Rico Monday night was veering toward Jamaica but had lost most intensity by late last night. At 7 pm the center lay midway between Jamaica and Haiti moving westward. Officials called it a cyclonic disturbance that could regain strength. DR Dominican Republic suffered high winds and crop damage with no lives reported.
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Chinese Chief Seizes Town as Soviet Japan Border Tensions Rise
In Manchuria, General Su Ping-Wen’s troops seized Manchukuo border town Manchuri and nearby areas. Manchukuo forces suffered heavy losses as Su’s artillery hit targets. Soviet and Japanese actions on the border risk wider conflict. Mongol loyalty and transit lines complicate the crisis as Changchun hosts Mongol princes amid shifting loyalties.
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Manchuli
Henry Pu-Yi
Changchun
Manculi
Ma Chan-Shan
Chinese Eastern Railway
Gomez Wins Second World Series Game For Yankees
Yankee Stadium crowd of over 50,000 watched Lefty Gomez best Lou Warneke and the Cubs 5 to 2 to even the 1932 World Series at one game apiece. The play by play recounts Combs Hartnett Lazzeri and Gehrig delivering the decisive hits as New York builds a lead in the Fall Classic.
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Crosetti
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Emez
Can Bee
Box Score Shows Batting Rallies in Classic Brush with Cubs and Yankees
Box score details runs batted in and key hits for Stephenson Gehrig Dickey Demeree Chap an Hermen Stephenson Cov ler Jargees and Warnere. Double plays and base on balls noted with Gómez Warneke and umpires listed. Time of game 1 46 with Chicago 7 New York 5.
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Warneke
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