Roosevelt and Crowned Friends Dine Amid Lake Crescent Visit
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt breakfasted on 200 brook trout on Lake Crescent shores as rain lashed the coast. He pondered linking to Port Angeles or riding the Phelps destroyer to Tacoma, while pledging help to create Olympic National Park. A Canadian goodwill stop in Victoria drew 20,000 spectators as Mrs Roosevelt left for Seattle en route to New York.
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Tacoma
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Pilot on Airlines Enrolls at Tulane University
Stewart Hopkins a 28 year old first pilot for Chicago Southern Airlines southern division enrolls as a Tulane University freshman in engineering. He flies 12 000 miles a month spends long layovers in St Louis and uses time for study. He hopes to test work or become a field representative while seeing college training as future protection if hearing or sight fail. He avoids football games and faculty advice but values engineering knowledge from aviation experience.
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Stewart Hopkins
Chicago
A Southern Airlines
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College of
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Fatal balloon jump tragedy ends in Batavia girl death
Gloria Allen a 17 year old from Batavia New York died in Farmville Virginia after injuries from a fall when a parachute tore during a fair balloon ascent. She fell from about 1700 feet and later died at the hospital after transfusions. her brother Eddie and sister Florence were involved as well.
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Gloria Allen
Batavia
N. Y
Gloria
Blackstone
Eddie
Florence
Captain Ross Funeral Held in New Orleans
Captain John Walker Ross editor of the New Orleans States died at 69 with funeral arranged for 3 p m at Jackson Avenue Evangelical church. Interment will be at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers including Leonard Nicholson John D Ewing and Major James F Crown among others. Alvin P Howard vice president of the Times Picayune Publishing Co died the night before.
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New Orleans
John Walker Ross
Alvin P. Howard
Times-Picayune Publishing Company
Captain Ross
Herman S. Ritter
Jackson Avenue
Sudden Snowstorm Strands Vehicles Near Berthoud Pass
A sudden storm dumped 14 inches of damp snow on the highway through the Rocky Mountains near Berthoud Pass locking up a WPA transcontinental bus and more than two dozen automobiles. Passengers and crew reached safety at the Berthoud Inn.
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Tus Slit
Rocky Mountains
Berthoud Inn
Black Breaks Precedent In Giving Radio Talk Tonight
Justice Hugo L. Black will deliver a national radio address at 8 30 pm CST to defend his fitness for the Supreme Court amid accusations of Ku Klux Klan affiliation He would be the first justice to directly appeal to the public Three national radio chains will carry the speech to about 285 stations with the content kept secret by Black and aides.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Justice Black
Black
Alabama
Wilson Calls Farm Meeting In Louisiana
Louisiana agriculture commissioner Harry D. Wilson announces a farm welfare meeting at Hotel Virginia in Monroe. The U S Senate committee on agriculture and forestry will hold a regional session on General Farm Legislation to gather constructive suggestions for the south and Louisiana.
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Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
United States Senate
Harry D. Wilson
Wilson
South
Monroe
Judge Requests Record $2 Million In Doyle Affair
Judith Allen, wife of boxer Jack Doyle, files an alienation suit in Los Angeles seeking two million dollars claiming Mrs. Delphine Dodge Cromwell Baker Godde enticed Doyle away. Allen has an interlocutory divorce but not final. Godde plans to seek divorce from Timothy Godde in England.
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Hollywood
Jack Doyle
Judith Allen
Delphine Dodge Cromwell Baker Godde
Doyle
Miss Allen
New Orleans Woman Leaves Cats Large Estate Bequest
A New Orleans widow wills her two cats, Mewsie and Kit Cat, to receive $25 000 together and later reduces Kit Cats share to $10 000 via a codicil dated September 5. The estate mainly goes to two Princeton Indiana cousins, with neighbors managing Kit Cats funds. Kit Cat had not yet claimed its first meal as of late yesterday.
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New Orleans
Mewsie
Kit-Cat
Linnie C. Beneke
Wallace outlines six point cotton policy to hold U S market
Secretary Wallace announced a six point plan to keep the United States in the world cotton market. He proposed paying cooper ating farmers on an allotted production goal, funded by a processing tax if feasible, noting past court actions reduced taxes and raised funds for processors. He urged finance options that would sustain programs without heavy subsidies.
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Tenn
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Department of Agriculture
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General Treasury
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Congress
Supreme Court
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Ouachita Valley Fair To Close Sunday Night
Fair exhibits and amusements stay on grounds through Sunday with gates opening at 1 pm that day. J H Birdsong announces Sunday operations for families and the final winners list to be released Saturday. Notable improvements include pure bred Hereford and Jersey cattle and praised saddle stallions.
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J. H. Birdsong
Louisiana
Littl Chicago mock campaign nears chaotic finale
The third annual Littl Chicago political campaign closes with farcical mudslinging and bold promises. Mayor candidate Gus Kokinos pledges a costless city hall and easy divorces for seven days residence. funds raised via a $500.99 fee go to building the city hall. The race ends with a municipal election on Tuesday, conducted with formal ballots and vote counting, as campaigns rely on newspapers cards handbills banners and sound tracks.
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Endeavour Brings Back Thrill Of 2100 Mile Atlantic Voyage
Endea vour J skipper Ned Heard, 50, swept overboard in a hurricane, returns to Gosport aboard Viva I after a 2100 mile Atlantic voyage. Sopwith’s Philante meets Endeavour as royal squadron salutes the America's Cup challenger. Viva towed Endeavour in, Heard parades home with cheers from Gosport.
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Nantucket
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Sopwith
Gale winds ride Gulf of Mexico disturbance threatens gale force
A tropical disturbance moving northwestward about 400 miles south of Pensacola carried threats of gale winds as small craft warnings spread from Norfolk to St. Augustine. Meteorologist Gordon Dunn said rain and squalls along Florida coast would expand over a larger area within a day.
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Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Gulf
Weather Bureau
Pensacola
Louisiana
Apalachienna
Norfolk
St. Augustine
Gordon E. Dunn
Florida
Ouachita Valley Scout Budget Set At 5997.70
The Ouachita Valley Boy Scout council approved a 5997.70 annual budget to cover 12 months of operating expenses. A fall finance drive runs October 12 to 15, chaired by A. B. Clarkson with additional committee members to be named next Tuesday.
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Ouachita Valley
A. B. Clarkson
Russia Executes Sixteen for Damaging Factory and Spying
Moscow Oct 1 Sixteen persons convicted of damaging a chemical factory and spying for the German secret police were executed at Leningrad. The court found the gang acted under Gestapo orders and plotted against government leaders, causing fires and explosions injuring workers.
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Gestate
Japanese Japanese relations face new liability dispute
Washington reports a clash over whether Japan bears responsibility for injuries or property damage to Americans in China. Secretary Hull sought to protect U S rights under international law while Japan refuses liability. The issue hinges on future flare ups in the Sino-Japanese war.
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Japan
China
United States
Hull
Spain
Madrid
Views Differ On Chance Of Congress Special Session
Washington observers split on the likelihood of a November special session as recent elections in Massachusetts and New York City boost chances. They note foreign policy debates and Hugo Black’s Supreme Court nomination could deter the president, while a conciliatory radio speech might ease objections.
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Congress
Massachusetts
New York City
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Black
Ku Klux Klan
Florida bans slot machines as pinball machines fill the gaps
Florida shuts down slot machines after licenses expire ending two years of operation. A new law bans slot devices with a brief grace period allowed for removal. Pinball machines move into vacated stands in Miami and Jacksonville follows the ban with pinball removal at midnight.
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Fla
Florida
Supreme Court
Miami
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