Embargo Actions Continue Amid Midwest Farm Protests
Farm strike spreads in three Midwest stores as South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association plans to extend the embargo and declares Saturday a justice for agriculture day. Eight southern Minnesota counties back the nonbuying nonselling movement with peaceful picketing as debate splits Wisconsin on the measure.
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Associated Proor
Mid-West
South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Roosevelt moves to present civil works plan to governors
President Roosevelt schedules a meeting with governors mayors and relief workers to outline a civil works program from public funds totaling 400 million dollars. Hopkins will direct the effort aiming to employ 4 million people on a self sustaining basis between November and February with projects focused on highways streets sewers drainage and mosquito control in multiple states.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Harry H. Hopkins
Weday
Hopkins
Civil Works Administration
Relief Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Public Works Administration
Public Health Service
Washington
Eilirs
Sachs Resignation Rumor Undenied
WARFINGTON DEL NOV 14. Reports that Dr Alexander Sachs head of the NRA research and planning commission has formally resigned his post could not be officially confirmed at NRA headquarters in Johnsons absence He indicated earlier that Sachs was relinquishing active charge for an indefinite period.
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Warfington
DE. C
Alexander Sachs
NRA Research and Planning Commission
NRA
Hugh 8. Johnson
Johnson
Sachs
Cuban editor arrested as unrest reported in Havana
In Havana Col Batista ordered the arrest of Guillermo Martinez Marquez director of Ahora for alleged false news. Marquez, held at the police station, said he did not know the charges. Interior reports described rebel bands and city violence including a shooting at Dragones barracks and a bombing at Arenas club injuring bystanders.
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Havana
Col
Ful- Senco Batista
Guillermo Martinez Marquez
Ahora
Governents
Marquez
Paike
Fheeves
Mario Labourdetter
Batista
Dragones
Antonio Ramos
Gil Abad Ferrer
Ramos
Paul Falcon
Arenas Club
Governor Commutes Death Sentences Of Four Youths
In Denver on November 14 Governor Jonson commuted the death sentences of Mietrio Candelaria Montoya Jose Saiz and Roy Vigil, all Spanish American youths convicted of murder for the George Arnold case. The group had faced hanging on November 36 before the clemency action.
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Noose
Denver
Jonson
Mietrio
Candelaria Montoya
Jose Saiz
Roy Vigil
George Arnold
Roosevelt Not to Run for Governor in Mishechuselils
Boston November 14 James Roonevell denied reports he would seek the governor’s seat of Mishechuselils next year. The statement quashes rumors of a bid and emphasizes he will not run.
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Roosevelt
Boston
James Roonevell
Tomers
Missechuselils
Vanderbilt cup bridge duel narrows after tense 68 boards
In New York Roy the Vanderbilt cup match tightens as L H Watson A M Barnes R Frey and Sam Fryer edge ahead of rivals Frank Rendon Benjamin Fevey Sam Ruskow and Poll Abramedin after 68 boards. The leaders trail by 400 points at night, with a final 32 boards to play.
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New York
Roy
L. H. Watson
A. M. Barnes
Rionard Frey
Sam Fryer
Frank Rendon
Benjamin Fevey
Sam Ruskow
Poll Abramedin
Watson Et al
Watson
Barnes
Prey
Fry
Rendon
Feuer
Rusinaw
Abramsohn
Peuet
Sawyer
Lindbergh Eyes Ocean Flight Loop To Lisbon Route
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh said he plans an exploration tour across the Atlantic by a southern route, possibly a non stop flight. He and Mrs Lindbergh were forced down near Cadiz Spain by fog while en route from Geneva to Lisbon and were later ashore aboard a Spanish gunboat. The couple were hosted by village authorities as weather lingered. They hoped to resume toward Lisbon, continuing their journey from Geneva last Saturday.
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Caldelagge Tuy
Spain
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
al- Inala
Bes Oo
Lindbergh
Santana
Lisbon
Pradera
Mrs. Lindbergh
Wem
Geneva
Eagle Secretary Granted Pardon Reduces Sentence
President Roosevelt granted a pardon to Frank Beering of South Bend Indiana, who was awaiting prison to serve four months for violating the anti trust law. Beering was a secretary of the Order of Penguins and was convicted with Conrad Mann of Kansas City for Voirming. The pardon reduces potential time in prison and clarifies clemency consideration.
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Eagle
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Frank BE. Hering
South Bend
Ind
Vering
Order of
Ute Engton
Malin
Strike to Continue Amid Holiday Labor Picket Reports
Ballots mailed to state holiday headquarters with results expected later this week as Walter Singler, president of the state munk pool, notes ongoing strike. South Dakota holidayers urge creameries and processors to reopen to sell limited produce and urge members to support closed institutions. Iowa reports picketing. other states quiet. Wisconsin expected to resume picketing today.
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Walter Singler
State mUnk Pool
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Chicago physiologist reports 3.2 beer nonintoxicating
Dr. Aston J. Carlson of the University of Chicago released findings after testing more than 50 men and women. The report states 3.2 percent beer would not cause intoxication when consumed within comfortable limits, asserting the legal lash in April would not be triggered by typical consumption.
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Chicago
Aston J. Carlson
University of Chicago Physiologist
Carlson
Rembrandt Stolen From Collector in Stockholm Heist
In Stockholm on a November night robbers stole the famous Rembrandt Jeremiah Mourning Over the Destruction of Jerusalem from art collector MH Rasch. A dealer had offered 860000 kroner for the painting, but the owner refused to sell as he had given the work to his daughter at age three.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Jeremiah
Derusalem
MH. Rasch
Beckuse
Senate probe in Louisiana battle over Long and Overton
Nov 14. An investigator for the U S senate committee, John G Holland, accused the panel of covering up for Huey P Long as the Overton election probe resumes in New Orleans. Holland blasted Senators Connally Logan and Thomas, and challenged the committee to permit further testimony.
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New Orleans
United States Senate
John H. Overton
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
John G. Helland
Howell
Ms Grave
Holland
Long
Connally
Logan
Kentucky
Thomas
Utah
Tom Connally
Texas
Austin
Senator Long
Holland Teate
Reconstruction Finance, Rfc Cuts Railroad Loan Rate
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation today lowered its interest rate on loans to railroads from six to four percent. This reduction affects railroad financing amid ongoing recovery efforts. Friday classified ads invite readers to place weekend editions for the Light newspaper.
Capital Assault Case Postponed In Washington D C
Hearing for Keith Carlin 41, of a Virginia family, on an assault charge was postponed indefinitely after Mrs. Martie Frazer reported she could not attend police court. Frazer said Carlin assaulted her at Craton's apartment after a Sunday supper party, tearing her clothes as she tried to go home.
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Washington, D. G
Nav
Keith Carlin
Virginia
Martie Frazer
Job Sale Trial Set For Dallas District Court
William M. McGlamin is charged with swindling related to the alleged sale of state jobs and is set for trial in Dallas District Court on November 4 1933.
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Dallas
CINE
Willam
McGlalmin
Two Homes Damaged by Tire Fire in Harlandale Area
Fire damaged two residences with about 300 dollars in losses. The two story home of L. Ayala at 407 North Bragos street sustained damage while O. E. Martins family home at 217 Moseley street Harlandale also suffered fire damage. Teparts said origin undetermined as families cleaned floors with paso line.
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L. Ayala
Bragos Street
O. E. Martin
Moseley Stret
Harlandale
Pasoline
Teparts
White Swindlers of Negroes Hunted
Two three men who fleeced a number of North Louisiana negroes out of sums for initiation into an uprising for lands free foods and final equality were hunted today by officers in Louisiana and Arkansas.
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Mowrde
North Louisiana
Louisiania
Arkausas
Milk Dealers Lose Licenses In Philadelphia Area
Two milk dealers face license revocation for underpaying farmers and undercharging consumers under the Philadelphia milk marketing agreement. F.S. Miley of Epirata Pennsylvania and Stanley R. McCay of Hagerstown Maryland must seek reinstatement by November 20 or lose licenses. the law imposes a 1000 dollar daily fine without a license.
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Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
F.S. Miley
Epirata
Stanley R. McCay
Hagerstown
Farm Administration
Lancaster
Chester
Berks Rourities
Chicago
Prospect
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