Ford and NRA clash ends as Ford withholds code
Henry Ford fails to sign the automobile code amid a widening dispute with the NRA. Detroit officials say Johnson acts as a dictator, while Ford says the company observes the law and exceeds it in recovery features. Prosecution threats loom if Ford does not comply.
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Rooervett
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Hugh 3. Johnson
Detroit
Department of Justice
Johnson
Ford
NRA
Ford Company
Three Wheeled Auto Wreck Kills One in Chicago
A radical stream line three wheeler swerved on South Shore Drive and rolled over twice. American driver died, two passengers injured. F C Turner of Birmingham and Pittsburgh died. his wife flew in by chartered plane. Passengers Col William Francis Forber Gempill and Charles Dollfuss survived.
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South Shore
F.C. Turner
Birmingham
Air
Pittsburgh
Teo
Akron
William Francis
Forber Gempill
Baron Sempill
Charles Dollfuss
Paris
Spanknoebel Arrested on Nazi Agent Allegation
New York October twenty seven Heinz Spanknoebel, reputed Nazi agent in the United States, was charged with falsely claiming to be a German diplomatic agent. A warrant by U S Commissioner Francis A O Neill came as federal agents hunted him after his disappearance. Attorney George Z Medalie swore to the complaint asserting his claim to German diplomatic status was fraudulent and that he failed to notify state authorities.
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Heinz Spank- Doebel
United States
U. S
Francis A. O'Neill
Spenknoebel
Wed- Gestley
Boyal John F. O'Brien
America
George Z. Medalie
Spanknoebe
Ates Eatae Tae
Roosevelt weighs larger public works fund request
Washington October 27 President Roosevelt and his advisers consider asking Congress to raise the public works appropriation to five billion dollars to spur employment. Some $2.105 billion has been allocated to projects, with only about a quarter withdrawn. Ickes favors adding roughly $1.7 billion. A decision on the total and a broader fiscal program rests until Congress acts. Also, Elizabeth Waters was granted an absolute divorce from Dr Jack J Waters in the local circuit court, with attorneys listed.
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S.C. Steets
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Man
Unemployed Aid Discussed by Local DU Branch
Frederick county unemployment relief efforts anchor a Friday meeting at the Court House led by William B. Bennett. The group urged Federal road projects to create work, noting 999 residents had registered since September 8 and four jobs found Friday. Charles N. Staley reported new registrations and progress.
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DU. 8 Unemployment Service
Wiliam B. Bennett
Oloe
Charles N. Staley
Short
Ardress
Staley
Bennett
Notable Attendees Recap At County Meeting
Attendees included Mrs A Bee abated eg Cullen from State Sanatorium and Victor M Birely from Thurmont along with Howard Marvin Jones of Brunswick J Homey Rems bere from Middletown Mrs Ire J McCurdy J Harry Kennedy and William B James among others.
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Eg . Cullen
State
Victor M
Birely
Thurmont
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
J. Homey Remsbere
Middletown
Ire J. McCurdy
J. Harry Kennedy
William B. James
Debt talks extend as officials signal continuation
Washington reports that Anglo American war debt discussions have reached a breaking point but officials from British and American sides pledge to keep talking for at least another week. Treasury confirms a debt negotiation meeting with Britain's delegates is planned for next week though exact dates remain undetermined.
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Treasury
Great Britain
Roosevelt Probing Grain Speculation Prompting Reform
President Roosevelt investigates stock and grain markets to curb price volatility. Government data show grain exchange as 80 percent speculative with 135.9 million bushels involved. about 20 individuals hold 25 000 bushels. Inquiry covers stock deals to separate investment from speculation. Expected government supervision over exchanges and food commodities likely to be urged next session.
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Roosevelt
Grain Exchange
Roosevell
Congress
Lindberghs Feted by French Crowds in Paris Dinner
In Paris a dinner honored Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh as peers of France and new premier Albert Sarrant. The talk centered on ocean flights, including Lindberghs historic Paris crossing. The couple said they are visiting simply and seek privacy after years of acclaim. A tangential note mentions an estimate of 10,000 bird species on earth.
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France
Albert Sarrant
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
State's Aid for Fair Eliminated
Frederick County Agricultural Society faces a severe setback as the state comptroller informs officials that the annual 2500 appropriation for agricultural fairs will be discontinued. January 1934 will see the usual 2500 payment, with no funds next year, threatening to leave the Frederick Fair and about a dozen others in the state unable to cover debts despite a recent successful exhibition. The loss hits a projected 1250 for Frederick County and upsets hopes to clear outstanding obligations.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Guy K. Motter
William 8. Gordy
Local Agricultural Society
Tewes
Frederick
Michigan Coach Harry Kipke Leads Football Team
In Japan months are numbered, a church at Kirtland Avenue is shown, and Harry Kipke serves as the University of Michigan football coach guiding the Wolverines through the season amid design notes from the era.
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Japan
Harry Kipke
University of Michigan
Agricultural strike in Iowa loses momentum in west
Field generals of the National Farmers' Holiday Association met as the Western Iowa strike waned while actions in northern and central Wisconsin grew. Milo Reno announced a Sunday executive board meeting to draft farm relief proposals for a Monday conference with Midwest governors. Five people were slightly injured in Wisconsin picket clashes and milk was dumped at several locations. Over 400 cheese factories and creameries had closed in the north and central areas. In Peoria Illinois, 8000 farmers protested but pledged support to Washington after leaders discussed the government price program for coin and hop. Illinois Agricultural Association members cheered Speaker Rainey’s expectation that Congress would enforce the program and pay premiums and other debts.
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National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Iowa
Wisconsin
Milo Reno
Peoria
Washington
Ilinois Agricultural Association
H. 7. Rainey
Congress
Public Works Urged State Board Seeks Funds
Baltimore reports state advisory board chairman Willam Stettinian urged counties to file proposed public works plans to secure an $8,586,792.9 funding package. Officials said prompt submissions could save weeks awaiting the General Assembly special session and enabling acts.
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Stettinian
State Advisery Board
Teed
Chiss
Wna Courd
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