Hitchcock dies of pneumonia at Desert Sanatorium in Tucson
Frank H. Hitchcock former postmaster general and longtime Republican leader died at 3:30 am in the Desert Sanatorium Tucson from pneumonia. He served as Taft era postmaster general and chaired the Republican National Committee guiding postal reforms and early airmail efforts.
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Postal Savings Banks
Parcel Post
Anrma
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Hitchcock
Nassau Boulevard
Long Island
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Taft
Hichcoce
Commerce and Labor
Sovern
Japanese ambassador protests caricature in Vanity Fair
Washington reports that Hiroji Saito the Japanese ambassador said he would seek discussions with Secretary Hult and Undersecretary Phillips over a Vanity Fair caricature of Japan's emperor. He planned to visit the State Department after returning from Connecticut to discuss a possible protest.
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Hiroji Saito
Hult
Phillips
State Department
Vanity Fair
Japan
Canaan
Conn
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Unity Fair
Garden City
N.Y
Regional Director Prepares Plans for Rural Program
Walter Duff, former county agricultural agent and acting regional director, was recently named regional head of the rural administration. He is lining up his program with the agricultural board’s support and will coordinate work from Michigan and regional headquarters as plans move forward.
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Washington
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Ingion
Conson
Michigan
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Agricultural Board
President Allocates Funds for Census and Development Projects
President approves 7.784 million for a Census of Business, following a prior 293,006 for retail trade survey. Wisconsin receives 106,230, with executives stating the census will begin immediately and cover key economic areas. Administrative HQ set in Jacksonville to coordinate work and provide space for relief personnel. Rexford Tugwell cites 10.38 million for eight land tracts across seven states to boost development, creating about 6,731 jobs over 15 to 23 months in Connecticut, Georgia, Indiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, and New York.
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Census Bureau
Wisconsin
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Georgia
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Minnesota
Mississippi
New Yorer
Alderman Proposes Halving City Council
Alderman Harold Priebe filed two resolutions to cut the council from 32 to 16 members. The measures, submitted to City Clerk James S. Chase, call for a referendum and explore a manager form of government, with debate set for tonight’s council meeting.
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Ald
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James S. Chase
Adam Scheuermann
Prebe
Body of Archbishop 70 to be buried in Lennoxville Que
The body of Archbishop George Thornelne, 86, former metropolitan of Ontario, was taken to Lennoxville Quebec for interment tonight. Reported attendance expected from clerics and dignitaries as family and church officials prepare for the funeral rites.
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Que
Sault Ste. Marie
George Thornelne
Ontario
Lennie
Cae
United Statn
Kentucky Votes in Bitter Primary Today
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Kentucky political ballot activity with references to a primary contest. Names and details are garbled, but the item implies ongoing voting and party competition.
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Kentucky
Miss Wall Leads Western Championship Qualifying
Westwood Country Club in Cleveland hosts the women's western championships with Miss Wall carding 41 16 Bi to lead the qualifying round. Mrs Philip Atwood formerly June Freebe from Chicago appears poised for match play after a 43 42 85 score, while Bernice Wall of Oshkosh posted 41 16 Bi in the same round.
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Westwood
Cleveland
Philip Atwood
Chicago
June Freebe
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Aldo Leopold Receives Central Europe Forestry Study Tour
Aldo Leopold, head of game research at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture, sails for three months in central Europe to study forestry problems. He is one of six chosen by the Oberlaender trust of the Carl Schurz Memorial foundation in Indiana for the program.
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Central
Europe
New York
University of Wisconsin
Ceupse
Oberlaender Trust
Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation
Indiana
Warrant Charged in Milling of Love Rival Zenge Faces
Chicago court records show 26 year old Mandeville W Zenge of Missouri charged with murder in the alleged slaying and mutilation of his love rival Dr Walter J Bauer. Judge McCarthy ordered the warrant returnable tomorrow as state attorney Charles S Dougherty prepared to present to the grand jury. Mrs Bauer expected to testify after being subpoenaed.
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Chicago
Justin F. MicCarthy
Mandeville W. Zenge
Alissouri Carpenter
Walter J. Bauer
McCarthy
Ming
Charles S. Dougherty
Sfant
Zenge
Louise Bauer
Dougherty
Bauer
Jodge Carnelms J. Harrington
Harrington
Inzter
Zengeig
Wiether
Janson
Serat
John von Wrt
Zeni
Herrington
Beuer
Brosgst
Wisconsin Plans $264074 Soil Erosion Preparations
President approved a large soil erosion program within the Agriculture Department's conservation service funded by the Work Relief program. Wisconsin is slated to receive 264,074 for two new projects Trempealeau and Grant counties plus a large La Crosse Vernon Mars county area, with demonstrations averaging about 25,000 acres each across 42 states.
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Agriculture
Wisconsin
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Bitter Senate Five Battle Over Tax Bill Vote Totals
The Senate faces a bitter clash as 282 to 96 support the tax bill amid party splits. Democrats Cannon Reilly O Malley of Wisconsin and Brown Dingell Vand Rabaut of Michigan voted yes. Republicans Bia Crawford Dondern Enge Hofman McLeod Mapes Michener Woiert Woodruff voted no. Finance Committee aims to finish hearings by Wednesday with a recommitment motion failing. The bill’s fate hinges on congressional adjournment and possible action by the Ways and Means Committee.
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Bia
Crawford
Dondern
Enge
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McLeod
Mapes
iMiehener
Woiert
Woodruff
Michigan
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means
Harrison
Hopkins Orders Politically Neutral WPA Program in Detroit
Report from Detroit states Hopkins instructed WPA officials to keep politics out of the program. He warned that political contact should not influence assignments and stated the goal remains to put unemployed to work. He cited representatives noting locations tied to projects but stressed jobs must come from merit, not political pressure.
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Detroit
Mich
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Robber Suspect Is Killed in Milwaukee Area
A suspect linked to a long-running heist in Menomonee Falls was shot and killed by police after a pursuit. The incident ended with officers securing the scene and an investigation underway.
Typhoon Devastates Region Killing Hundreds
A large typhoon devastates the Amor area with hundreds reported dead or missing. Officials urge relief and assess the widespread damage to communities, homes, and infrastructure as aid teams mobilize.
Five Insane Officers Hunted In Fulton Escape
Fulton police and county officers intensify search for five inmates who escaped Missouri State Hospital in Fulton. One prisoner, DEN Liccentrotors, is said to carry a pistol and authorities fear further violence as they chase the group through the area.
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Missouri State Hospital
Harniten
St. Fn
Jane
Hewes
Rome
AL Central
Colum
Rebellion Likely Instigated by Ex Premier in Crete Uprising
Crete faced a large scale riot as 4 000 strikers clashed with police. Athens sought reinforcements while two destroyers and bombing planes were dispatched to Candia Crete where five policemen were wounded and reports spoke of armed rioters. The government blamed Eleftherios Venizelos supporters for the unrest. A state of siege was declared as rebels held key offices and clashes continued into dusk.
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Athens
Pi—Candia
Crete
Vralyni
Macedonia
Have Clue to Identity of Man Who Wounded Tavern Proprietor
Rhinelander Wisconsin reports a detective’s clue to the identity of an assailant who wounded a tavern proprietor. The suspect left behind a gun and a note, the details suggesting a pursued lead in the investigation.
U S Observer in Europe Studies African Crisis
Senator James Pope leads a delegation reviewing the African crisis from Europe. Discussions with Premier Musco Laval and other European leaders aim to align U S policy, with Secretary of State Hull planning a conference next week and Borah's long international influence noted.
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America
Todas
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Wdera
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Idaho
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