Cuban Army Demands Machado Resignation Within 24 Hours
In Havana the Cuban army Navy and aviation corps call for President Gerardo Machado to quit within 24 hours amid a bloodless coup. Capt. Marie Torres Menir and Gen. Alberto Herrera announce the move as others rally to the cause, aiming for peaceful transition and avoidance of US intervention under the Pratt Amendment.
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Associated Press
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Cuba
Gerardo Machado
Alberto Herrera
Dts
Marie Torres Menir
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Ube
Denijus
USS
Sance ‘Welles
Machado
Army Navy
Aviation Corps
Cabana Fortress
Patricio de Cardenas
Gatalry
Herrera
AL Uirn
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Ety
Columbia
Torres Menir
Orestes Feerars
Ume
NRA Code Rules Highlighted At Baltimore Meeting
A large gathering at the Francis Scott Key hotel heard NRA Bureau speaker M Mr Viault explain that the recovery act lacks fixed rules and will be shaped by employers and conscientious choices. The session covered work hours, wage adjustments, and steps to prevent price increases, with a follow-up county advisory conference. Druggists to meet August 17 in Baltimore to review the NRA code for the drug industry across multiple states.
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Moert Viauwih
National Recovery Administration Bureau
Francis Scott Key
Viault
Hector Lane
Richard F. Simmons
County Advisory Committee
Washington
State
Stet OE
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Inter
Pester
Am Vazes
Vinal
Deering
Vinult
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Culumbia
Emerson
Baltimore
Leavenworth beer baron jailed and staff disciplined
Washington reports Terrence Druggan, a leakage of Br Agate beer baron, will serve five months in prison. The Department of Justice also dismissed three penitentiary employees, suspended a deputy warden, and censored the warden of the prison annex. Druggan will be transferred to Atlanta Penitentiary after serving time. Only one tenth of U S arable land is used for food production.
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Washington
A .l
Terrence Druggan
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Department of Justice
A. Kearney
Robert
Hudspeth
Druggan
Atlanta
Leavenworth Segercention
United States
WANTS REGULAR WORK FOR SOME C. C. C. MEN
President Roosevelt studies ways to shift men from reforestation camps to regular jobs before winter. Some deep snow camps in the Far West and North may close for the season. $20,000,000 is allotted to purchase forest acres to extend the national park system.
County group to discuss wheat reduction in Frederick county
Meetings are set in the county agent office at the courthouse today to organize farmers for the government wheat adjustment plan. County Agent Henry Shoemaker has received application blanks and allotment contracts. four vocational agriculture teachers will assist in the campaign. The temporary county committee will meet at 1 pm to set dates for the 12 districts and begin meetings by midweek. Government payments total 30 cents per bushel, based on 54 percent of the farmer's five year average domestically consumed. First payment 20 cents per bushel after September 15, second payment not less than 8 nor more than 10 cents per bushel by June 1, 1934, upon proof of contract compliance. Acreage reduction for 1934 and 1935 expected between 1 and 20 percent, details to follow next week. Tornado wind speeds are estimated at about 500 miles per hour.
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Frederick County
Henry BR. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Priday
U S Seeks New Naval Base Rumor Raises Pacific Tensions
Tokyo reports vernacular papers claim the United States is negotiating for a naval base in Magdalena Bay lowering California coast. Officials caution against unconfirmed sources while Tokyo weighs violations of treaties amid defense budget talk. Separately, Lieut Yamagishi testifies fear of American domination fuels the Inukai murder case proceedings.
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Tokio
America
Mexico
Lower
California
Pacific
Foreign Office
United States
Nichi Nichi
Magdalena Bay
O “America
Yoshi Inukai
Horishi Yamagishi
Yamagishi
Japan
Orient
Washington
London
President Returns to Washington After Rest at Home
President Roosevelt, after a two week respite at Hyde Park, plans a busy week in Washington to focus on national recovery and state affairs. He will leave for Washington next Saturday, stay through the month, then sail from Nourmahal with Vincent Astor for a four day cruise returning before Labor Day.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Washington
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
Blue Eagle For High Pressure
Washington reports the blue eagle of the NRA revealed by Magh 8. Johnson the recovery administrator discusses whether intra state utilities can be regulated by law and notes public opinion may shape NRA impact beyond enforceable codes. Four more industries won federal blue eagle approval.
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Washington
NRA
Magh
Johnson
Nas Deen
Blue Eagle
Signia
Modified presidential agreements extend wage rules across industries
The passage notes broad blanket agreements with President Roosevelt covering the drug cheese boot and shoe and cotton batting sectors. It states these groups employ tens of thousands or millions of workers and that over 40 employer groups have been authorized to sign the modified wage and hour specifications. It also remarks San Marino’s status as the oldest existing republic with ten centuries of uninterrupted existence.
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Tew
Roosevelt
San Marino
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