U S Rebukes Russian Lack Of Sincerity
The United States criticizes Soviet pledges as flagrant violations and warns of serious consequences if Russia does not curb communist activity on its soil. The note references Litvinov’s 1933 pledges and Moscow’s handling of the Comintern and party leaders, amid debate on recognizing the USSR.
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Washington —P
United States
Russia
Capitol Hill
United
Moscow
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Washkington
Maxim Litvinoff
Litvinoff
Roosevelt
United Siates
RED
World Organization of the Parity
Red Activits
America
Earl Browder
William
Foster
Ikham
Retis
Hitler Underwent Operation for Vocal Ailment
Berlin reports that Reichsfuehrer Hitler faced hoarseness and limited public appearances in recent months. He reportedly sought treatment from medical specialists and canceled engagements to restore his voice ahead of public speeches.
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Hitler
Berlin
Germany
Ickes to Speak on Federal Work Relief at Michigan Meet
Harold L. Ickes will discuss the federal work relief program at the Michigan Municipal League annual meeting in Ann Arbor on September 12. Harold D. Smith, league director, said about 430 city officials from across the state are expected to attend.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Harold L. Ickes
Michigan Municipal League
Harold D. Smith
Willys dies in Bronx at 75 a pioneering auto leader
John N Willys longtime head of Willys Overland and ambassador to Poland under Hoover died in his Bronx summer home after a May heart illness relapse. Born in Canadaigua New York he built a bicycle business into a major auto empire and later sold holdings to a syndicate in 1929. He served as ambassador to Poland from 1930 to 1932.
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New York
John XN. Willys
Poland
Bronx
Willys
Florence E. Dolan
Jose Delanda
Virgi Willys
Overland Automobile Company
Willys-Overland Company
Indianapolis
Pope-Toledo Company
Toledo
Willys-Overland
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Wisconsin Highways Claim Seven Lives Over Weekend
Wisconsin roads killed seven people in weekend crashes across the state. Victims include residents from Beaver Dam Milwaukee Beloit Fond du Lac and Nashotah with multiple injuries and a boating party of six rescued after their craft sank near Lake Michigan. Coast guard search efforts followed SOS signals as a motor failure left the boatmates stranded ashore
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Irs
F. E. Fridar
Beaver Dam
Harry Anderson
Beloit
Par
Brandenburg
Renes
Fond du Lac
Emil Draheim
David Duroy
Harvey RB. Kocher
Wisconsin Cold Storage Company
Nashotah
I. A. Karsten
Milkee
Hur Gritzmaener
Merian Kickman
Bimber
Lake Michigan
Howard Tog
aeBeat
Coast Guards
James Couzens Shows Improvement After Operation
Rochester Minn physicians report Senator James Couzens of Michigan recovering from last week’s operation with a marked improvement and a very good day yesterday indicating steady recovery and better condition overall.
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Rochester
Minn
James Couzens
Michigan
Crisis looming in Ethiopian dispute sparks global tension
Associated Press reports Sir Norman Angell warns Britain of a Mon troe doctrine to avert world war while Mussolini signals potential sanctions escalation. Britain strengthens Mediterranean defenses as Italians evacuate Addis Ababa amid rising war fears and a panicked exodus. Archives move out, Ethiopia warns inventories may not be recognized, and a month of prayer begins in Addis Ababa.
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Associated Press
Norman Angell
Germany
Mussolin
Mill
Hawry
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Bolzano
Italy
Mussolini
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
London
Djibouti
James A. Mills
Haile Selassie
Halian Legation
Dy, Bout
Kaiser Paces The Sharpshooters In State Open
In Kenosha Wisconsin Hank Kaiser Racine pro led the State Open with a 70 after 18 holes as 35-35. Trailing by one stroke at par were John Revolta defending champion Alvin Butch Krueger of Beloit and Dick Ashley of Kenosha.
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Kenosha
Wis
Hank Kaiser
Racine Pro
John Revolta
Alvin
Butch” Krueger
Beloit
Dick Ashley
Immell pledges to care for Wisconsin jobless
In Waukesha Wisconsin General Ralph Immell director of the federal Works Progress Administration vows to aid 90 000 citizens unable to support themselves. He speaks at the St Bartolomeo celebration with Italian Americans noting he will not discuss the plan but will not be remiss in duty.
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Waukesha
Wis
Ralph Immell
Wisconsin
Federal Works Program
Immell
St. Bartolomeo
Works Program Administration
Roosevelt's Aeton Will Be Chief At Roosevelt's Aeton Will Be Chief Am
Young Democrats of America elect Frank Wickham to lead efforts to mobilize youth in politics and boost party help for Roosevelt. Wickham, 24, outlines goals to increase state registrations, keep club work focused on politics, and serve as a conduit of authentic information from Washington. He studied at Creighton and Beloit, earned a law degree at Wisconsin, and has long led the Young Democratic organization since 1922.
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Victor Hackler
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Frank Wickham
Wickham
National “Organization
Washington
United States District Falls
S. D. Néria
Creighton University
Omaha
Beloit College
Beloit
Iwis
I of Wisconsin
Sioux
Young Democratic Organization
NEW Deal
Short
Muehigen
Wisconsin
UTZ
Representative's Wife Reports Kidnap Threat
Milwaukee crowd reports a kidnapping threat directed at Rep. Rasmond Cannon's wife Alice 37. She told police a man telephoned and threatened her children. The first threat was followed by a second. The Cannon home is guarded as Kevin Cannon, a messenger in the House, remains in Washington.
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Milwaukee
Alice
Rasmond
Cannon
Toder
Kevnn C. Cenron
House of Representatives
Washington
Tech
Madison U Pi AdLt Gen Ralph McImmel Announces Appointments
WPA administrator General Ralph McImmel today announced the appointment of A Nelson Madison as state compensation officer and RE H Knueppel Fond du Lac as state safety consultant of the Wisconsin Works Progress Administration in Madison.
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Madison
U Pi
Ralph McImmel
WPA
A. Nelson
RE. H. Knueppel
Fond Duc Lac
Wisconsin Works Progress Administration
Bill Signed for Control of Utilities Reform
President Roosevelt signed the public utilities control bill at 310 pm, enacting a sweeping federal regulatory framework. The measure curbs abusive holding company structures, requires simplification of complex ownership, and mandates registration with the SEC by holding companies between Oct 1 and Dec 1. Reactions split utilities executives and investors, who spent over $2 million opposing the law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Utilities Control Dim
Congress
Brough
House
Securit and Exchange Comsmiss.en
Basi Securities
Securities and Change Commission
Ovi. 1
Bee. 1
Puss Wits OT
Texas Votes to Repeal State Prohibition Law
Apparent statewide vote signals repeal of prohibition with final election returns showing approval. Sale of hard liquor expected to resume within days as Texas shifts from dry status under constitutional amendment repeal era. The long dry stronghold ends after 1918 prohibition clause.
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Thatias
Tex
Texas
Sern Morns Sheppard
Leaders Seek an Adjournment for Congress Tonight
Washington reports that the House adopted an adjournment measure aiming to end Congress by midnight. Senate leaders recessed for conferences on ending the impasse over cotton and wheat loans as President Roosevelt presses for a settlement and a possible January postponement.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Joseph T. Robinson
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Enct
House Appropriations Committee
Joseph W. Ebeyrns
Het
James P. Buchanan
Texas
Bucs
Sept 12 Deadline Set for WPA Funding Filings
Washington reports President Roosevelt fixes September 12 as the filing deadline for works relief fund allocations. Agencies are to prepare bid requests or begin operations by October 22, with guidance from a central advisory committee about decentralizing the approach to unemployment relief and public works programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sand
Woudeol
Johnson
York
Legislative Summary from Washington Me House to Senate
A fragmented report describes a legislative summary with references to legislative actions, bills, and house passage. It notes a prairie area and a person named Patram tied to a local context, with a Milwaukee cue mentioning Burns and a fatal hurling coffee incident involving John Barry, son of Harold and Mrs. Batty.
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Washington
House
Chase Gut
Bisa
Milwaukee
John Barry
Morder-Cuet
Harold Batty
Federal AAA Spending Report Shows Large Fiscal Year Outlay
The comptroller reports the AAA spent 207,086,124.37 dollars from S960.334,220.63 available for the 1933 fiscal year. Rental and benefit payments across five commodity programs totaled 7. Funds include 495,272,096.76 in process tax collections and carried over balances, with additional transfers from appropriated and trust funds. Surplus removal details appear amid miscellaneous figures and allocations for tobacco, earnings, and cage fees.
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Washington
AAA
Comptreller
Exaer
Folleeves Colton
Tobacca
Les
Walgreen official dies at Western City
A Walgreen official is reported dead in Western City. The incident, confirmed by local authorities, marks a sudden end to a noted figure tied to the company’s regional operations. Details remain limited as investigators review the case.
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Walgreen
Western City
Fragmentary OCR Note Teases Award Details
An unclear OCR fragment references an award reception with several names and figures. The readable elements include Madison Nis St and a $14 390 amount, suggesting a formal granting or acknowledgment context. Names and specifics are incomplete, requiring clarification to confirm the event and participants.
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Madison
Nis
Tyre
Mirador
Lanen
Denis
Dies at the Hague The Wisque Netherlands
A press member was tried today by the potent court at The Hague amid proceedings reported by The Wisque. The case involved allegations concerning official duties and mediat ed actions connected to the court’s decisions in Amsterdam.
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Netherlands
Medeatiad Tormatierigh
Potanent Court
Enhal
Two Reported Killed and 12 Hurt in Underwater Blast
A blast occurred 335 feet below the surface while workers were cleaning water pores on a hold. An acetylene torch sparked an explosion, releasing gas that caused the blast. One injured man described the roar of the copter whee as debris and smoke filled the space. Authorities report two dead and twelve injured, with rescue efforts under way.
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Tye
Oer Ty
Tee Shife
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