Roosevelt plan clashes with Kellogg Latin policy in Brazil
Fulton Lewis reports from Washington on how Roosevelt seeks preferential Latin American markets as a payoff for similar concessions, tracing Kellogg’s pre1922 push for most favored nation treaties. Brazil’s prior tariff favors shifted to equal treatment, opening friction with American exports such as automobiles and wheat. The piece argues U.S. derepression of MFN pacts may be needed to advance Latin American trade and revive the program.
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Fulton Lewis
Universal Service
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Latin America
Brazil
Kellogy
America
Kellogg
Europe
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Argentina Holds Out on Parley
London Aug 29 Argentina has not yet signed the international wheat agreement reached last week. Exchange of messages continues between Argentine representatives in London and the Buenos Aires government. The delay raises unease in wheat conference circles about a possible hitch.
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London
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Chicago crime report: Sicilian peddler shot on Sixty-third
A Sicilian peddler John Scalzitti was shot six times on Sixty-third Street near Ashland in a southside turf war. Doctors say he is gravely wounded with little chance of recovery. The incident reflects gangland tactics in the Irish district. A radio ad note is included about a lost articles service.
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Chicago
John Scalzitti
Sixty-third
Ashland Avenue
Second Revolution Stirring in Nazi Germany
An International News Service report from Berlin details rising internal pressures within the Nazi movement. It notes radical factions push against capital and predict a forthcoming confrontation, potentially mirroring or surpassing the initial political upheaval with an economic shift.
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Quentin Reynolds
International
Berlin
National Socialist Party
Hitler
Edmund Heines
Breslau
Reichstag
Joseph Goebbels
Alfred Rosenberg
Hellmuch Bruckner
Kurt Schmidt
Franz von Papen
Hjalmar Schach
Reichsbank
Goering
Goebbels
Reichswehr
Stand- NB
Hiller
Hunt Resumed for Postscript Yacht Missing Roosevelts Neighbors
A coast guard search in fog resumed for the 23 foot sloop Postscript carrying Pierre F. Lying Charles L. and John L. Niles, three young Norfolk neighbors of President Roosevelt. The vessel left Minnasquan New Jersey August 20 bound for Nantucket. Roosevelt close to the case and expressing concern.
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Coast Guard
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Norfolk
Portland
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Minnasquan
N.J
Nantucket
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Charles. L
John L. Niles
Dog Blamed for Fatal Gar Crash
Montreal police held a dog responsible for a fatal car crash that killed Commander W. F. Newton of the United States Navy and injured his wife. Newton was driving with the dog on her lap when the animal moved suddenly, causing the car to wreck at a street.
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Montreal
Pat Dor
W. F. Newton
United States Navy
Mr. Newton
World Aid Urged for German Jews at Zionist Congress
Morris Rothenberg of New York urged international aid to settle German Jewish refugees in Palestine at the eighteenth world Zionist congress in Prague Czechoslovakia. He called on the League of Nations and suggested possible U S government cooperation through American Zionists.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Palestine
Morris Rothenberg
New York
World Zionist Congress
Rothenberg
Zionist Organization of America
Ioan
League of Nations
United States
Germans Tried in Fraud Case at Bremen Court
Brothers Harl and Heini Tahneen faced fraud charges in Bremen as the Nordwolle collapse spurred a 1931 German banking crisis amid large crowds attempting to enter the courthouse.
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Bremen
Germany
Harl
Heini Tahneen
Raudalen
Bis Nordwolle Company
Car Sideswiped In Forney Trip Kills Three
A highway crash near Forney Texas killed Mrs. W Day 31 from Clovis New Mexico her 4 year old daughter Rachel Ann Day and Robert Wilson 38 of Keene Texas. The wreck involved a freight truck colliding with a picnic party carrying vehicle injuring J K McTavock of Keene Texas.
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Forney
Texas
Clovis
N. M
Rachel Ann Day
Robert Wilson
Keene
J. K. McTavock
Heavy Fog Eases Oregon Forest Fire Front
In Portland on August 30 a heavy fog aided thousands of firefighters battling a weeklong forest blaze along a 40 mile front in North Oregon. Subsiding winds and higher humidity reduced danger to areas over 1200 square miles and relieved leaders of firefighting groups fearing threats to coastal towns and villages.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Tentative Road Contracts Awarded by Texas Highway Commission
The Texas highway commission tentatively awarded emergency highway construction contracts totaling 1,345,000 today. Formal awards await approval by the Federal Bureau of Public Roads. Counties listed include Calhoun Culberson Lubbock Hunt Travis Hill Brazoria Hartley Archer Jack Dawson Cooke Bexar Wilbarger and Fisher.
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Austin
Emerzency
Texas Highway Commission
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Calhoun
Culbergen
Lubbock
Hunt
Travis
Hill
Brazoria
Hartley
Archer
Jack
Dawson
Cooke
Bexar
Wilbarger
Fisher
Death of famed horseman Hayes marks end of era
Lexington Ky August 22 1913 Preakness winner Head Play trainer owner and breeder P Donerail Derby winner 1913 at 91 to 1 odds dies last night 60 The long odds Derby winner Donerail and the Pimlico Preakness champion mark his career Hayes a noted figure in American racing
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Lexington
Fhames P. Hayes
Hayes Wos
Penetro Sun Burn Pain Remedy Claim
Advertises Penetro as a complete sun burn pain solution. Claims redness blisters and deep skin injury are soothed rapidly. Mentions pricing of 25 300 and 1 per jar and urges readers to ask for Penetra.
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