Cuba Faces US Backed New Deal For Island Reform
The Roosevelt administration signals a Cuban policy shift amid unrest. Officials discuss a sugar quota, debt revision, land decentralization, and a broader regional production plan including Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Talks with Machado allies continue at the White House and State Department.
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Friends of
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United States
Roosevelt
White House
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Machado
Withidrawal
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Mexico
Roosevelt Plans Return Voyage on Mourmahah Yacht
President Roosevelt prepares to depart for the capital aboard Vincent Astor's Mourmahah yacht with the same guests as his Lee administration cruise. He will travel via Shenandoah Valley and Washington and return to stay near the capital before a cruise back to Washington at month's end.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Washington
Vincent Astor
Lee President
Mr. Astor
Waelliglou Tonfent
Shenandoah
Wieghin
Nourmahal
Child Injured From Truck Bumper Fall
Five year old Jon Percy of 608 Nori San Lada street suffered severe brain injury after sliding from a truck bumper at Morales and Povos streets. He was treated at Robert B. Green hospital. Harold Cram, 20, 1939 North Flores abroad, fractured looting in a motorcycle car collision near Bout Alsino street and received care at the same hospital. Mason Johnson, 32, 3201 Nebraska atredl, slipped in a garage and suffered a deep gash in his nem. C. W. Moore, 14 months old, 242 Vine sheet, was treated after swallowing a small quantity of Aso Ut desig. Meoyns Tr, 11 of Sam fraed hurt his nibaw when he fell from on Neree Ife and received real- ment at Robert B. Green hospital.
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Jon Percy
Nori San Lada Street
Morales
Povos Street
Mvriday
Robert B. Green
Harold Cram
North Flores
Mason Johnson
Nebraska
C. W. Moore
Aso Ut
Desig
Sam Fraed
Neree
Ife
Robert Wh Green Howe Pilal
Open shop clause in coal code questioned by NRA
Washington August 11. The open shop labor provision in the coal industry code, under hearings, may be removed by the NRA if operators refuse to withdraw the proposal. NRA chief Hugh S. Johnson stated the guaranteed collective bargaining under the Wagner act cannot be modified. The code also includes a controversial Section 3 2% involving operators.
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Washington
Ite
Governor Olson Aids Man On Death Sentence In Murder
Minnesota Governor Floyd B. Olson, visiting Washington, met with Morton W. Harris who is condemned to death for murder. Olson formerly helped Harris when he was wrongly jailed for bank robbery, freeing him after three years. Harris sought a transcription of his case to urge possible remedial action.
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D. C
Floyd FR. Olson
Minnesota
Tautigi
Onaries Harris
Morton W. Harris
Olson
Harris
Haris
Gre Harris
Vog
Pensioners of SAP to Be Entertained
Pensioners from the San Antonio and Aransas Pass railway aged 69 to 85 will be guests of B M Sheldon at 618 Cedar Street for an entertainment at his home on August 19 per the union announcement.
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Pensioners’ Union
Ald
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
B. M. Sheldon
Cedar Street
City to pay officials twice monthly under new budgeting plan
The city announced on Friday that all commissioners will receive their operation expense allotments twice monthly under a new budgeting method. Budget overruns occurred early in the year, with Park Commissioner Rubiola overspending by 12479 in June and July, while Tax Commissioner Bushick exceeded his allotment by 388 and Street Commissioner Steffler was under by 7349 for the first two months. Fire and Police Commissioner Wright was 183 under.
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Yall
Dacah Rubiola
Frank H. Bushick
Paul E. Steffler
Fire and Police
Phil Wright
Two Widows Attend Funeral of Aviator Ed Deeds
In Kansas City Aug 11 two women claimed lawful widow status at the funeral of Capt Ed Deeds the aviator killed in an airplane crash in China. Betty Deeds sobbed as the body arrived while Marie Deeds kept composure and contested the marriage in China. Legal actions to halt the dispute failed as prosecutors cited no law to arrest or prosecute.
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Edward F. M. Deeds
China
Marie Hennesy Shirley
Kansas City
Ed ¥. M. Deeds
Betty Deeds
Deeds
Hollywood
Marie Hennessy
Shirley Deeds
Long
Marie Deeds
Mev
Jackson County
Kansas
Waitane
W. R. Barnes
Calles Son Flags Construction Boom as Mexico Unemployment
Alfredo Calles son of ex president Plutarco Elias Calles says the Paty Americda highway project has absorbed nearly all unemployment in Mexico. The 22 year old mayor of Villa Juarez Tamaulipas will stay two days in San Antonio at the Gunter hotel. He foresees a bright economic era for Mexico.
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Calles
Paty Americda
Mexico
Alfredo Calles
Plutarco Elias Calles
Villa Juarez
Tamaulipas
San Antonio
Galles
Meteors to Give Speed Exhibition
New York reports a speed show as Perseid meteors pass Earth tonight. Preliminary observations suggest a dense meteor shower with about twenty to thirty fireballs per hour visible between midnight and dawn. Perseids travel around 40 miles per second, reaching speeds near 144000 miles per hour.
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New York
Sibil
Suits Attack Price Fixing in Milk Sales
Two lawsuits filed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court challenge Secretary Wallace authority to fix milk and cream prices. Justice Cox sets August 21 to show cause why injunctions should not issue. Plaintiffs Economy Dairy and Southwest Dairy Products claim they cannot service deliveries at the mandated lower prices.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Joseph W. Cox
Wallace Valil
Nugent Dodds
Neil Harkinshaw
Economy Dairy Company
Norwood Park
Milton R. Beck
Southwest Dairy Products
Stickney
Congress
Transcript of Forged Bonds In Topeka Case
In Topeka Kansas investigators focus on forged bonds tied to a transcript found in state auditor Will J French s office. The probe widens with more forgeries bringing the total to 799000 as Governor Landon calls a conference of state and federal officials. Latands Caldwell a Finney employee is jailed on similar charges while three state banks a building and loan association close and guards watch the vaults.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Will J. French
Alf M. Landon
Ronald Finney
Finnty
Latands
Caldwell
Broxery
Joan Association
National Guardsmen
Vaul
Beers
Arrests in Minnesota Family Cash Dispute
Aulgmash sought arrest for his wife on a grand larceny warrant totaling 15 002 percent of the estate. T C Barton bakery owner of Montevideo was involved in reconciliation talks. Sheriff Pedersen and the couple’s 23 year old daughter accompanied them as they traveled east. Mrs Barton, 42, was arrested in Evern while waiting to meet a navy officer. The money allegedly concerned part of the family estate.
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Minnesota
T. C. Barton
Montevideo
Minn
Pedersen
Chippewa County
Mim
Barton
Evern
Navy
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