James Roosevelt Addresses St Johns Men’s Club Talk
A large crowd at St John’s parish house hears James Roosevelt son of the President speak on loyalty to the Navy Yard and public service. He recalls Portsmouth ties, thanks supporters, and notes a planned visit to the Navy Yard with remarks on government efficiency.
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St. John’s Parish House
St. John’s Men's Club
James Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Portsmouth
James
Rye Beach
Maxwell Ganter
C. F. Kempf
Roosevelt
Navy Yard
Charles Amhof
Nira
Robert Gilker
F. W. Hartford
Atsik
Market Square
Hartford
New
Iran Navy
Jim
Navy
Maine
Washington
Navy Department
Garment Strike Ends in New York After Nationwide Tensions
Associated Press reports a dawn agreement ending a 60 000 strong dressmakers strike in the New York metropolitan area. The deal grants collective bargaining, a 35 hour week, and minimum wage scales as unions and employers reach a compromise. Other labor actions include wage talks and walkouts in California, Hollywood, Pottsville, and Philadelphia with varying progress and arrests noted.
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Associated Press
Blue Eagle
Grover A. Whalen
NRA
New Yvyerk
Santa Okada Valley
Calif
Govd Armor
Hollywood
NRA Labor Board
Pottsville
Penn
Washington
Mid West Garment
Alabama
Newberry
D. C
Wilemington
Del
Philadelphia
Cam Jae
N. J
Machado to Leave Soon for Bermuda
Former Cuba president Gerardo Machado prepared to depart from his hotel in Neesan to sail tonight on the ship Franco nit bound for Bermuda. He paid his hotel charges and kept destination secret as one Bermuda-bound steamer remained the sole ship leaving the port today. Also, Michigan oil and gas well drilling in the first half of 1933 rose over 28 percent from the prior year.
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Franconit
Bermuda
Cutham
Chares
Michigan
Society battles crime in city bank holdup and manhunt
A bank robbery in Grand Haven Michigan left four wounded and $2,000 taken. Robbers fled after a police alert triggered a street battle. one robber captured, others escaped abandoning a car and most of the loot. Chicago pursues criminals with stiff sentences as a nationwide crime crusade unfolds.
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Associated Press
Grand Haven
Mich
Chicago
Possa
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Larry Wright
Urschel
Roosevelt
U. S. Flag Association
Clem Wright
Mareesboro
Charles Conners
Basil Bangham
John Factor
Tree Diversity Parked In San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park
Fifty acres in Golden Gate Park are designated for growing many different tree kinds. The bureau of fisheries recommends sand traps to catch drill worm pests affecting oyster beds, aiding coastal conservation efforts.
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Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Bureau of Fisheries
Clairvoyant questioned in murder probe
A Haverhill clairvoyant, Mrs Florence Mann, was questioned by Exeter police about the murder of Mrs Louis Bostelle Palmer in Exeter. She claimed Palmer warned she might be murdered and said Palmer visited her in Haverhill two months earlier. Investigators described a letter inviting Palmer to visit and noted Palmer’s nervousness about living alone. Authorities pursued camps in the Lalo Attitash area and questioned several associates. no decisive clues were found.
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Louis Bostelle Palmer
Exeter
Haverhill
Mass
Florence Mann
Thomas R. Chrysler
Ceylon Spinney
Lalo Attitash
Amesbury
Six Die as Bus Converted Truck Crashes Near South Bend
Six residents of Wakarusa and nearby areas were killed and ten injured when a truck converted into a bus carrying youths returning from the Chicago World’s Fair was sideswiped by an oncoming truck near South Bend Indiana. The dead include Mary Wisler Gerald Messmer Kenneth Lechiiner Warne Pippinger and Mr and Mrs Walter Berkey. The bus carried twenty eight young people who were singing and laughing before the crash and the other truck fled toward Chicago as police and volunteers joined in pursuit.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Wakarusa
Mary Wisler
Gerald Messmer
Kenneth Lechiiner
Warne Pippinger
Walter Berkey
Chicago
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