Cuban Death Toll From Storm Nears One Hundred
A tropical hurricane devastates Cuba with unreported towns and a toll nearing 100 as authorities air fears of famine and disease on the north coast. Sugar mills suffer major damage and relief trucks rush medical supplies to affected areas while a second disturbance moves toward the Bahamas. In Florida, warnings extend from Miami to Melbourne as a severe tropical storm approaches and a distressed ship is reported.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Melbourne
Florida
Ceas
Ummediatehr
Hitler declares European mission of Nazism at fifth biennial conclave
In Nurnberg Hitler denounces pacific democracy and foreign slogans, calls for leadership by selected elites, and argues common administration of values is impossible. He says a program drafted in 1919 opposed democracy and aimed to fulfill a European mission for the Nazi state.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Naz Party
Hitler
Dawn of a New Era for Labor Seen Today
Washington observes Labor Day as the Roosevelt administration marks six months of the New Deal. Government capital and workers unite in a wartime stance against economic foes as the NRA blue eagle campaign aims to win over trade and agriculture and push recovery.
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Washington
NRA
Blue Eagle
Hyde Park
Trade
Wedell Breaks Speed Record at International Air Races
James R. Wedel of Patterson Louisiana set a land plane speed record at 296.94 mph on a three kilometer course. Officials timed the race since no barometer was used. He plans to challenge Jimmy Doolittle’s 284.38 mph mark in the trophy race. A balloon entry from France failed to place, with Georges Rayaine and George Blanchet landing near Homer Michigan at 3.07 p.m. CST.
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Chicago
Sept
James R. Wedel
Patterson
Wedel
Wedell
Louisiana
Jimmy Doolittle
Jamie Gordon Bennett
Kemper Appeals $777,443 Tax Assessment to Board of Tax Appeals
William T. Kemper Democratic National Committeeman from Missouri appeals an assessment of $777,443 for 1927 and 1928 income taxes to the US Board of Tax Appeals. The treasury disallowed exemptions, raising his tax bill from $636,483 to $1,403,927, which he already paid.
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Board of Tax Appeals
William T. Kemper
Missouri
The
Treasury
Kemper
Heights Heights Song Service Honors NRA Topic
A large crowd attended the Brad dock Heights song service Sunday evening led by the Frederick Lions Club. Rev W R Barnhart spoke on The Human Aspect of The NRA, with musical selections by a Middletown Lions quartet and other offerings.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick
A. R. Renisberg
Homer Remnsberg
Cecil K. Holter
Harry T. Holter
Mr. Barnhart
Hytho
Ponce
David J
Harold Kanade
Ant Sperry L. Storm
Rose of
Middletown Firemen Carnival Parade Ends With Crowds
The fourth annual Middletown Volunteer Fire Company carnival concluded with a large parade through Middletown. Five fire companies three bands floats and organizations participated along with the Francis Scott Key post American Legion drum corps. A revived old horse drawn band wagon from Middletown’s historic band appeared.
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Middletown
Jefferson Street
Church Street
Bree En
Tmey Et Cary Tecan
Boonsboro
Myersville
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Rice's Garage
Women's Club
Ine
Frederick Pocahontas
Junior Order
Myjersville
Roosevelt Off Shore on Yacht Cruise to Capital
President Roosevelt sailed along the Eastern Shore of Maryland on a leisure yacht trip returning to Washington from Hyde Park. He and Vinc ent Astor used a motor whaleboat for a deep ocean side trip two miles deep, joined by two crew members, then returned to the mother ship after several hours. The voyage extended into Gulf Stream waters about 500 miles east of Cape May.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Maryland
Hyde Park
Hia Ost
Vincent Aator
Stephen T. Early
Tie Fiteueia Oa Teidiy
Imperiad i
Navy Department
President
Astor
Ite
Marty
Gulf Stream
Cape Mar
Maniauk Point
Captain Church Leaves for Philippines After Eight Years Here
Captain John H. Church senior army instructor with the First Regiment Maryland National Guard and based in this city for eight years is transferred to the Philippine Islands. He will sail about November 3 with his wife and daughter. Colonel D. John Markey announced the changes including his replacement by Captain L. E. MacGregor and retention of Sergeant David Perkins.
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John H. Church
Maryland National Guard
Civilian Conservation Corps
Wyoming
Philippine Islands
D. John Markey
Church
Pinedale
Philippines
Col. Markey
Sergt
David Perkins
Gilbert
Cambridge
King
Centreville
Mannix
Sliver Spring
Col
Markey
Miss Van Wie Wins US Women’s Golf Championship
Virginia Van Wie claimed her second consecutive United States women’s golf title at Exmoor in Highland Park Michigan. She endured a near defeat before rallying to hug the silver trophy as 3000 spectators cheered an inspiring comeback over Helen Hicks of Hawlett.
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Miss van Wie
Highland Park
United States
Virginia van Wie
Exmoor
Auto Crash Kills Two Negroes Near Cooksville
Two men and a woman die in a car collision two miles south of Cooksville on Sunday night. Driver Baltimore Smith is jailed on charges. the Miles woman and other occupants suffer injuries. Investigation cites excessive speed. fatalities include Herbert Smith age 22 and Nettie Miles. others treated at Frederick City hospital or for minor injuries.
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Cooksville
Herbert Smith
Glenwood
Howard Baharrn Mila
Daisy
Nettle Miles
Stewart Lyles
Oliver Miles
Baltimore Smith
Smith
Miles
Frederick City
Day
Howard County
Ellicott City
Lyles
Nettie
Nettie Miles
Gail Smith
Scott Miles
Evelyn
Oliver
Nicey
Ethel
Beatrice Miles
Herean AF Geeden OtAennile Firmearsl
Loudoun Fair Horse Show Opens in Virginia
Loudoun County fair week features Irvin Beavers directing the horse and pony show and Joe E Norman overseeing heavy draft events. Wednesday and Thursday include heavy draft morning sessions, afternoon hunter and pony displays, with Thursday morning ponies and afternoon halfbreds thoroughbreds and hunters on schedule. A dog show led by Charles King and Dr Herbert Aynard is planned for Wednesday morning.
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Officinale
Loudoun County
Parcelivile
Irvin Beavers
Joe E. Norman
Charles King
Herbert Aynard
Scince Ex- Archive
Wali
Ford Remains Silent as He Extends Vacation
A political figure maintains silence amid calls to extend his vacation. Observers note the delay in addressing key issues as the public awaits formal statements. Local sources describe ongoing discussions behind closed doors.
Ford Will Miss Auto Code Deadline At Huron Retreat
Reports from Big Bay Michigan say Henry Ford will not leave his Huron mountain retreat until Friday or Saturday, missing the Tuesday deadline for signing the automotive code. A telegram to Ford reportedly went unanswered, fueling rumors about his plans as he vacationed with his wife and two servants in an 18 room cabin.
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Mich
Henry Ford
Huron Mountain
Ford
His & Irott Associates
W. Chem
Aick
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