New plan frames aid to agriculture and trade
Washington Sept 25 A White House meeting with President Roosevelt’s advisers outlined a concerted plan to unlock funds in closed banks and boost NRA industries. The scheme coordinates RFC farm credit home loan administration and deposit guaranty to support bank capital and loans while PWA advances 1.3 million man weeks of work. Wallace cautioned that higher world trade is needed and that production controls are essential to balance emerging inflation and price stability.
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Welt
White House
Roose- II
Woodin
Wallace
Cummings
Blue Eagle
Deposit Guaranty Corporation
Public Works Administration
Treasury
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
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Roosevelt
George Peek
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Educator Dr Henry Suzzallo Dies in Seattle
Dr Henry Suzzallo longtime leader in education and former University of Washington president died at Seattle General Hospital at 1 18 a m after a heart attack He was 58 years old He led the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and shaped university policy in Washington state.
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Seattle
Henry Suzzallo
Carnegie Foundation For Advancement of Teaching
University of Washington
Seattle General Hospital
Ornate Horn Adorned by Monroe Barber Sent to Roosevelt
Jes' Ramblin' J L Evans of Monroe Louisiana finished a black and white steer horn with a silver ring for President Roosevelt. The piece bears NRA above a blue eagle and inscription We Do Our Part to Our President F D Roosevelt. Evans spent about 30 hours on it with a pocket knife and has many compliments.
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J. L. Evans
Monroe
Roosevelt
East Texas
NRA
F. D. Roosevelt
Grudge Blamed For Slaying In N C Mountains
A mountain man’s rolling grudge against a wealthy Easterner is blamed for the slaying of Thomas Price, 65, a New York rail executive, on his 1200 acre estate near Waynesville. Dewey Potter surrendered and admits shooting Price. Potter’s brother Clarence and Eric Led Ford and Potter’s son Wayne were jailed. Potter had been fined $5 for hunting on the estate last week, and investigators say the dispute over forced removal sparked the fatal confrontation.
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Thomas Price
New York
Here
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Eric
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J. A. Lowe
Virgo Williams
Charlie Buchanan
Williams
Fourteen Die in Dixie Mishaps Across States
Atlanta reports weekend fatalities from accidents across the south. Georgia accounts include Orlando J. Wilson of Sparta, and young drownings at Augusta. Sterling Ellison near Columbus. Andrew Bond and James Brock amid Alabama wrecks. two Laing sisters killed near Havana, Florida. a Miami drowning of Mrs. Byron Duncan. Plane crash near Vinton Virginia claims Hayden and McCarty. Nashville man Burt Stanley dies near Salem, Virginia. J. L. King fatally injured by a truck near Paris Arkansas.
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Alabama
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Virginia
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Orlando J. Wilson
Sparta
Robert Buck
Otis Easley
Savannah
Augusta
Sterling Jackson Ellison
Andrew E. Bond
Clanton
Ala
James Brock
Phenix City
Salem
J. L. King
Paris
Ark
Mike Donlin, Noted Giants Outfielder, Dies at 56
Mike Donlin, famed Giants outfielder and key figure in the 1905 world title era, died of a heart attack at his Hollywood home. He was 56. His colorful career paired strong hitting with Christy Mathewson’s pitching to crown the team’s success in early 1900s baseball.
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Cal
Mike Donlin
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Desperado Hunt Gains Impetus as Winkler Captured
Chicago dispatch reports the nationwide machine gun gang pursuit surged after Gus Winkler was arrested at his Lake Shore Drive home. Police tied the car used by mail robbers to Joseph Bergl and identified the vehicle owner as George Kelly, aka Machine Gun Kelly, who is also sought for the Union Station killings in Kansas City.
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Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Gus Winkler
George
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Lincoln, Neb
National Bank and Trust Company
Lake Shore Drive
William Shoemaker
Melvin H. Purvis
Chicago Bureau of Investigation
Father Captures His Robber Son Near Shreveport
Alphonse Taglialavore of Robson chased and stopped his son Joe Taglialavore 17 who had robbed Mrs. G. V. Palmer and her sister-in-law of 8.40 and stolen their car. The father forced the youth to surrender the money the car and a pistol before turning him over to officers near Boyce. The son cited Charlie Frazier and others as a motive.
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Shreveport
Joe Taglialavore
G. V. Palmer
Ethel Palmer
Alphonse Taglialavore
Robson
First of Byrd's ships departs for Antarctic
The Bear sails from Boston carrying Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd on the lead voyage of the second Antarctic expedition. Lieut. Robert A. F. English assumes command after last minute change, while Captain Terrence Keough remains ashore due to sailing papers.
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Boston
Richard E. Byrd
South Seas
Admiral Byrd
Robert A. F. Fnglish
United States Navy
Little America
Terrence Keough
Bear
Keough
English
Baby’s Birth Sparks Gunfire in New Orleans Home
In New Orleans police found Frank Ortolano 25 with a revolver after six shots fired to celebrate his newborn son. He claimed the tradition and was booked for disturbing the peace and discharging firearms. fined five dollars.
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Orleans
New Orleans
Frank Ortolano
Ortolano
State Tax Load Series Guides Louisiana Readers
Readers of The News-Star and Morning World follow a recurring series on state taxation. The articles explain how the state and its agencies collect and disburse revenues from taxes licenses and other sources, revealing how tax policy affects every resident.
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Louisiana
News-Star
Morning World
RFC advances over one month total U S reconstruction agency says
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reported to Congress that in August it authorized advances totaling 111 495 529 dollars. Of this 51 314 852 went to banks and trust companies and railroads, 45 240 482 to the Federal Relief Administration for distressed states, bringing disbursements under the act to 124 973 472 dollars as of August 31.
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Reconstruction Corporation Today
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South Trimble
House
Federal Relief Administration
Federal Land Bank
Omaha
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Accord on sugar reached Monday
Washington reports a complete sugar stabilization agreement reached today with approval from President Roosevelt and the state department. Secretary Wallace signature was expected soon as Dr. John Lee Coulter and George N. Peek presented the pact to the secretary, marking a four month journey to completion.
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Roosevelt
State Department
Wallace
John Lee Coulter
Tariff Commission
Coulter
George N. Peek
Dentist Fatally Shoots Self in Tennessee Home
Dr C V Guillimore a 35 year old dentist killed himself on his back porch in Huntindon Tennessee as his wife and nine year old daughter slept inside. He died from a bullet wound to the heart.
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Huntingdon
Tenn
Jane
C. V. Guillimore
Sheriff Holds Custody of Notorious Bank Robber Joiner
Earl Joiner known as Baby Face and 11 other convicts recently escaped from Louisiana state prison and now confessed to two Texas bank robberies. He told Sheriff Hazlett and Burns agency manager of Grapeland and Cleveland holdups with names of accomplices Ernest Gray Ivy Morgan. Joiner said he preferred to stay in Texas for a time before returning to Louisiana.
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Houston County
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Ark
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Houston
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Red) Gray
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New Trial Sought for Pearl Ledet in Homicide Case
In New Orleans on September 25, defense counsel for Pearl Ledet 19 announces motions for new trial and arrest of judgment will be filed. Ledet awaits sentencing before Judge Frank T. Echezabal after a July 4 crash injuring Mrs. Thomas Champagne who died a month later. Women’s groups press for clemency and moral support from the judge.
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New Orleans
Ben J. Daly
Eugene Stanley
A. L. Pilsbury
League of Women Voters
Echezabal
Miss Ledet
Ole Miss Medical School Credits Again Acceptable
Jackson Mississippi September 25. For the first time since 1930 credits of the University of Mississippi medical school will be accepted by the American Association of Medical Colleges and the National Council on Medical Education. Announcement of the reinstatement was made by W H Smith executive secretary of the state board of control after a conference with officials in Chicago last week.
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University of Mississippi Medical School
American Association of Medical Colleges
National Council On Medical Education
Ole Miss Medical College
W. H. Smith
State Board of Control of Institutions of Higher Learning
Chicago
General strike spreads through Cuban province
At Chaparra and Delicias mills workers and soldiers guard facilities as a provincewide strike cuts power and water in Oriente. Marines and a yacht club party of Americans endure safety measures near the American destroyer Hamilton while food supplies drop and rail service halts.
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Cuba
Chaparra Sugar Mill
Yacht Club
Hamilton
Puerto Padre Bay
Oriente
United States
Puerto Padre
Delicias
Chaparra Light and Power Company
Ralph B. Wood
New Orleans
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Hunter M. Hicks
Ohio
Willim Glathe
New York
A. R. Wood
Maywood, Mo
George Gray
Hull Says Americans and Nationals May Receive Aid If Cuba Fails
Secretary Hull stated that Americans and nationals of any country could receive assistance from U S Marines or Navy if Cuba conditions necessitate landings. He outlined that naval commanders would act on their own judgment during emergencies, coordinating with Rear Admiral Freeman to apply orders. He noted no British vessel nearer than Trinidad and said Cuban talks on stable government continued.
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Washington
Hull
Cuba
Charles S. Freeman
Cuban
Freeman
Trinidad
Arrival Of Rebel Waited At Havana
In Havana on September 25 the Grau San Martin government waited for the arrival of a rebel leader as political stalemate persisted with opponents still in deadlock and no resolution yet in sight.
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Havana
Ramon Grau San Martin
Rogers voices stance on farm group strike over refinancing bill
In Santa Monica on September 25, a writer warns that Iowa farmers' holiday association may strike if the Frazier mortgage refinancing bill fails to gain presidential support. He questions predicting Congress action and urges faith, condemning strikes as unpopular while noting farmers seek profits and jobs amid hardship.
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Cal
Iowa Farmers’ Holiday Association
Frazier
Roosevelt
Congress
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