Cuba Crisis Triggers US Warships Dispatch to Havana
Washington reports warships ordered to Cuba as coup d etat heightens unrest. Cruiser Richmond sails from the Canal Zone, destroyers McFarland Bainbridge Sturdevant move from Key West Norfolk and Guantanamo to protect American lives and property amid provisional government upheaval. Marines and bluejackets aboard ready for action.
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Washington
Cuba
Republic
Tmne
Machado
Hull Had
Roosevelt
Pups start at Frederick High School with nearly thousand enroll
Nearly 1,000 pupils expected at Frederick High School on Wednesday as all four classes begin enrollment together for the first time in years. Senior class about 198. juniors 221. sophomores 237. freshmen 325. Changes include new teachers and improvements nearing completion at the school.
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Frederick High School
A. L. Leary
George W. All
Fire
Hampstead
Malatin Stalligeese Maamher
Criance
Elizabeth Pyles
Susan Boyer
Inlagy
E. Spencer Ware
Greensro
Lucy Weray Webster
Painite
Weather Summary for September and Today
Precipitation for 24 hours ending today is 0.67 inches. September to date shows 3.0 inches, with normal September precipitation at 3.25 inches. Excess rainfall in 1933 totals 19.53 inches. Yesterday’s high reached 80 degrees, with overnight low around 68. Clouds cover Maryland from Harpers Ferry to Washington, with more details on sun times and temperatures.
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Wim
Hotomas
Maryland
Harpers Ferry
Typhoon Strikes Korea Killing and Flooding Homes
A large May typhoon in southern Korea left 14 dead and 14 missing with hundreds of houses flooded, according to Rengo News Agency reporting from Seoul. The storm disrupted coastlines and prompted emergency relief efforts across the region.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Seoul
Korea
Two Sleeping Sickness Deaths Reported in Stamford Conn
Stamford Conn Sept 3 AP two deaths from sleeping sickness were reported by officials. The victims were John Strecker 17 a high school graduate and Dorothy Webber.
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Stamford
Conn
John Stréxer
Mga
Dorothy Webber
Man Charged in Perjury Over Underage Marriage
In Peoples Court Judge Bowers holds Harry C. Linton on $500 bond after he and Lucy Marie Zimmerman wed with false ages sworn on the license. Zimmerman testifies the girl was 15, mother Nellie Zimmerman supports the claim. the couple's marriage license lists ages 24 and 18. The case follows the mother’s challenge and possible annulment action.
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Harry C. Linton
Sherman P. Bowers
Peoples Court
Linton
Lucy Marie Zimmerman
Sue
Young Linton
Bethel
Nellie Zimmerman
Almane
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Williams
Horace H. Staley
Clerk of Court
Zimmerman
Justice Bowers
Chas. E. Linton
Walter E. Sinn
Samuel A Lewis
Charles W. Smith
Cuban hurricane leaves Cuba with thousands homeless
Havana report from Marti in Matanzas cites 21 drowned and 130 injured in last night's hurricane. Aid urged as 6,000 to 7,000 homeless and $1,000,000 in damage expected. Deaths in Marti push Cuban toll to about 430 as western Cuba is swept. A government official estimates 5,000 homeless and 3,000 starving with food for 800.
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Havana
Marti
Matanzas
Cuba
Ford's Lone Battles Set Precedent For His Controversy With NRA
Detroit reports Henry Ford's history of solitary bargaining in labor and antitrust clashes. The piece highlights his Selden patent court victory, 1921 Wall Street resistance, and self built supply system, plus nonunion stance and wage policies from 1914 to 1929. It notes Ford's claim of higher wages and lower prices to expand buying power, and contrasts his pay at River Rouge with federal code debates.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
New York
Wall Street
White House
Johnson
River Rouge
General Johnson
Chicago
Boney Word
MRA
Unio
Hugh & Hohnason
Innes
Stu Ford
NRA
Frederick District Woman's Home Missionary Conference
The first quarterly conference of the Frederick District Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held Thursday at Calvary M E Church in Frederick with delegates from Western Maryland. About 50 attend. meals provided by Calvary Auxiliary. Officers named include Mrs A E Smith Frostburg president and Mrs Casper E Cline Frederick treasurer.
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Frederick
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary M. E. Church
Maryland
Woman's Home Missionary
Calvary Church
West Virginia
Lonaconing
Ellersie
Frostburg
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Kayser
Cumberland
A E Smith
Earthquake in China Ravages Sechuan Province Widest Death Toll
AP reports describe a major August 25 quake in Sechuan province western China as the worst in a century with massive loss of life and property. Earlier notes from Chenziu say 100 killed and 170 square miles of area collapsed, amid widespread disaster.
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Shanghai
Seechman Province
China
Chenziu
Miss Steiner Succumbs After Lingering Illness
Mrs Louisa Wart Steiner of Frederick died at 7 30 PM Monday at 4 West Third Street after a long illness aged 79. Born to Henry and Elizabeth Rohr Steiner she lived in Frederick since childhood and was a devout Presbyterian. Surviving are brother Dr Henry R Steiner and nieces Marian and Margaret Steiner. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM. interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas P. Rice funeral director.
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Louisa Wart Steiner
Frederick
Third Street
Miss Steiner
Henry
Elizabeth Rohr Steiner
Steiner Bros
North Market Street
West Third Street
Miss Steiner Trenty
Presbyterian Church
Tropical hurricane hits Corpus Christi as Brownsville isolated
Weather forecaster J McAuliffe warned the worst is yet to come as a tropical hurricane swept Corpus Christi flooding streets and washing out a causeway to the San Antonio Houston highway. Brownsville remained isolated with winds near 89 mph and wires failing in the area.
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McAuliffe
Gens Stewart
Brownsville
Houston
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsvile
Harlingden
Hartlineden
Rio Grande
Stalian
Bloodless Cuban coup reshapes government tonight
In Havana the revolutionary forces seized control of the armed services after a bloodless night coup. Provisional President Carlos Manuel de Cespedes returned from Santa Clara as leaders vow a five member commission to govern. Rumors circulate of potential Platt amendment US intervention.
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Associated Press
Havana
Cuba
Carlos Manuel de Cespedea
Gerardo Machado
Santa Clara
ABC Secret Society
United States
NAA Women Plan Meeting Over Consumer Pledge Drive
The NAA consumer campaign in Frederick County holds a women’s division meeting to discuss September pledge signups for the NRA movement. Miss Emile Doelsch, Mrs Gideon Steiff, and local organizers will address chairmen and workers at a Frederick auditorium briefing.
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NAA Consumers Campaign
Prederick County
Lie XY
NRA
Emile Doelsch
Frederick
Gideon Steiff
Baltimore
BR. S J. Dulrow
Frederick City
Albert Condon
Edgar H. McBride
Merryland Tract
Gorge Chick
Helen Pearson
Thomas Culler
Ballenger
Frederick County
Wheat campaign makes progress in Virginia
Reports from 23 of 42 Virginia counties show contracts signed for nearly half a million bushels in the campaign led by Secretary Wallace. State officials say the result is gratifying as the Sept. 16 deadline nears, with potential reductions reaching about 1.2 million bushels if all possible acreage is slowed.
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Virginia
Blacksburg
Wmpee
Wallace
Three-Day Holiday Noboons Market Report
New York September 5 AP markets opened with a three day recess failing to revive activity. Stocks and staples showed little change as traders held to late summer levels. Liquidity remained modest with Sterling at 34.59 and call money around 3 percent.
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New York
Sterling
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