College Romance Sparks On Campus Turf
Pat Thayer and Ivy Welch clash with Tony Peyton and Max Vernon on the Marland campus. Thayer warns of trouble if Ivy's loyalty wavers as Vernon accuses Thayer of stealing Ivy and money woes threaten their circle.
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Tony
Pat
Loco
Ivy
Ivy Welch
Pat Thayer
Tony Peyton
Thayer
Alli
Maxwell Vernon
Maxwell
Max
Max Vernon
Marland
Vernon
Fat Boy
Love Triangle Sparks Bitter Scene At Southern University
Antoinette Peyton, a senior at the Southern University of Marland, resents the attentions of Paterson Thay to Ivy Welch, a seventeen year old coed, leading to a stormy scene and bitter recriminations.
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Antoinette Peyton
Southern University of Marland
Paterson Thays
Ivy Welch
New Currency to End Bank Crisis
Roosevelt pushed through an emergency bill creating federal reserve bank notes backed by bank liquid assets to reopen banks. The three sections ratify earlier actions, grant broad powers, and unify the banking system while anti hoarding measures and asset lists proceed. Henry Rainey presided in the House and John Garner in the Senate as Democrats occupy leadership.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
Reds and Socialists Unite Against Fascism Abroad
In Moscow the Communists and Social Democrats agreed to a temporary united front to oppose Fascism. The Comintern accepted a proposal to present a common line against the growing Fascist reaction, highlighted by events in Germany and elsewhere.
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Moscow
Communists
Social Democrats
Germany
Comintern
Third Communist International
Women's Western Golf Association Names 1934 Tourneys
The association awarded its 1934 season events to the Pacific coast. The major championship goes to the Los Angeles Country Club and the open to Portland. A meeting in October will set the venues and the Portland committee selects the open host club.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Country Club
Portland
Oreates
Mellon Guests of King and Queen at Buckingham Palace
London. King George and Queen Mary hosted Andrew W. Mellon United States ambassador and his daughter Mrs David K E Bruce at a farewell luncheon in Buckingham Palace, marking Mellons’ diplomatic farewell in Britain.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
Andrew W. Mellon
United States
David K. E. Bruce
Buckingham Palace
Fatal Hunting Accident in Gatun Canal Zone
Cicero G Sumrall longtime Panama Canal service employee was accidentally shot and killed by Private Richard Hershman at a Jack light hunting party near Gatun Canal Zone. Captain G M OConnell of Fort Randolph accompanied them during the incident.
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Gatun
Canal Zone
Cicero G. Sumrall
Panama Canal Service
Richard Hershman
Fort Randolph
G. M. O’connell
United States Daily Suspends Washington Publication
The United States Daily, a state and national affairs paper, has suspended publication. David Lawrence served as editor.
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United States Daily
Washington
David Lawrence
Hitler plans rule without Reichstag after victory
Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler to govern with no Reichstag session for two years while likely becoming Prussia's premier. Franz von Papen may become foreign minister, and the Reichstag pauses as Nazis push for a Hitlerite administration in Baden. Two waiters in Muncie Baviera face arrest over a plot to assassinate Hitler.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Prussia
Reich
Franz von Papen
Konstantin von Neurath
Karlsruhe
Baden
Muncie
Bavaria
State Funeral for Senator Walsh in Washington
A state funeral with Catholic rites was held in the senate chamber for Montana Senator Thomas J. Walsh who had been slated to join the Roosevelt administration. President Roosevelt attended near the coffin as Archbishop Curley read the service with Supreme Court justices and military officers as onlookers. The casket was then moved to a train bound for Helena, Montana, for burial among his constituents.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Roosevelt
Curley
Baltimore
United States Supreme Court
Helena
Mont
Walsh
Maniac in Cleveland Kills Two and Wounds Ten
A maniac, Herman Klink, 29, opened fire in Cleveland using an automatic rifle. He killed Louis Kelley the tailor and Roy Kneale a street car inspector, then was killed by police. Authorities said Klink believed the U S persecuted him for not paying income tax.
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Cleveland
Herman Klink
Louis Kelley
Roy Kneale
Klink
United States
Mrs Scripps Widow of Publisher Dies in Detroit
Harriet J. Scripps aged 94 died in Detroit. She inspired her husband James E. Scripps to found the Detroit News in the early seventies and became a key figure in the early American newspaper dynasty.
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Detroit
Harriet J. Scripps
America
James E. Scripps
The
Detroit News
Brother Confesses Accidentally Killing Bernice Johnson
In Monrovia California a panic-stricken neighborhood watched as a five year old boy confessed to accidentally firing the shot that killed his sister Bernice Johnson, ending a search for a presumed big black man with bushy whiskers even after an hour of frantic inquiry.
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Monrovia
Calif
Bernice Johnson
Five
Fred
Fire destroys Carroll roller mills in Iowa loss $70000
Fire of undetermined origin consumes the Carroll roller mills in Carroll Iowa causing an estimated $70000 in damage. The blaze left the building a total loss and prompted investigation by local authorities.
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Carroll
Iowa
Quakes Leave Heavy Toll Across Southern California
A series of powerful earthquakes last Friday night killed over 150 people and injured more than 4,000 across southern California from Santa Ana to Long Beach and Los Angeles. Long Beach bore the heaviest damage with about 100 anticipated deaths and 1,000 injuries. Los Angeles reported 12 dead and hospitals housed about 3,000 injured as Governor Rolph mobilized relief and President Roosevelt offered federal aid. The quake epicenter was southwest of Long Beach with shocks extending 200 miles along the coast and 30 miles inland.
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Los Angeles
Calif
California
Santa Anna
Long Beach
James Rolph, Jr
Roosevelt
Washington
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Santa Ana
Orange County
Hermosa Beach
Los Angeles County
Chinese Troops Form Last Line of Defense
Chinese forces in Jehol Province form a last line of defense 20 miles south of Koupeikow as Japanese advances threaten Peiping. Chang Hsiao-Liang reports indicate Jehol troops clashed at Hsifengkow Pass and Weichang, with Tang Yu-Lin captured for desertion near Koupeikow.
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China
Jehol
Koupeikow
Chang Mhsiao-Liang
Great Wall
Here
Hsifengkow
Weichang
Chihfeng
Chang
Tang Yu-Lin
Rebellion in Cuba Reported and Denied
Private advices claim eastern provinces Santa Clara Camaguey and Oriente are in rebellion while the government denies official news. Communication is cut off beyond Matanzas and Havana enforces military censorship. The interior department orders closing of eastern newspapers to curb harmful news.
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Havana
Cuba
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Oriente
Matanzas
Department of the Interior
Pinar del Rio
Democratic Senators Name Robinson Chief Washington
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas was re elected Democratic leader of the Senate in caucus without opposition. Senator John B Kendrick of Wyoming was elected assistant Democratic leader and Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois named party whip. Senator Key Pittman of Nevada elected president pro tempore. Chesley W Jurney of Texas secretary to Senator Copeland was sergeant at arms and Col Edwin A Halsey of Virginia secretary of the Senate.
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Washington
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkanas
Senate
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Key Pittmann
Nevada
Chesley W. Jurney
Texas
Copeland
New York
Col
Edwin A. Halsey
Virginia
Recognition of Russia Opposed by Legion Head
Washington. Louis A. Johnson national commander of the American Legion vocally opposes recognition of Soviet Russia as the Roosevelt administration weighs the move. He opened an anti Russian recognition drive backed by the Legion the American Federation of Labor and several congressmen studying the Russian situation.
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Russia
Washington
Roosevelt
Louis A. Johnson
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
President Quits Law Firm Roosevelt & O'Connor
Announcement says President F. D. Roosevelt has retired as a member of Roosevelt and O'Connor, the law firm formed in 1924. Remaining partners D Basil O'Connor and John C. Furber will continue practicing under the same firm name.
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New York
F. D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt & O'Connor
D. Basil O’connor
John C. Furber
Druids Lodge Chief William G Berg Dies in St Louis
William G Berg aged 63 who served as supreme arch of the Druids lodge and was elected national head last year died in St Louis.
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Druids Lodge
St. Louis
William G. Berg
The
Drnuids Lodge
All-Conquering Motor to Supersede Railway
US experts urge converting obsolete railway tracks into heavy motor roads. They claim transformation costs under a third of new highways, allowing states to buy disused lines at a profit. The idea hinges on future road demand and geographic need.
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United States
London
California Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Child Health Boost
A vintage advertisement touts California syrup of figs as a simple cure for sluggish appetites and coated tongues in children. It claims rapid improvement within a day or two and promotes the product as a bottled health remedy available from druggists with clear labeling CALIFORNIA Syrup of Figs.
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California
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Zofingen
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Dayton
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