Hoover Gains In Five Southern States In National Poll
President Hoover appears to have narrowed Roosevelt’s edge in Tennessee West Virginia and Virginia in a national poll conducted by The San Antonio Light with Hearst papers. Hoover rises from 30 to 31.6 percent in Tennessee and from 36 to 38 in West Virginia while Roosevelt loses ground. Kentucky and North Carolina remain unchanged and Virginia’s Roosevelt lead grows to 77 percent.
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Cloudburst Floods Washington D C In Heavy Rain
Severe storm drenches the capital with one and a half inches of rain in ten minutes. Flood waters inundate sections of the city, damaging homes and submerging more than thirty automobiles. Authorities report thousands of residents affected as streets flood and recoveries begin.
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Danish governor fines Hutchinson party for Greenland landing
In Copenhagen a Danish authority fined George Hutchinson and his eight member party ten hundred kroner for landing in Greenland without a permit. The group, including Mrs Hutchinson and two children, were traveling from New York to London via the Atelic air route. They argued permission was needed only for a landing, not overflight.
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Hoover Secretary Returns to Work After Vacation
Theodore Joslin, one of President Hoover's secretaries, resumed duties today after a week's vacation at the Massachusetts sea coast. Edward T. Clark, a former Coolidge secretary, remains at the White House to allow another aide a break. If not needed for relief, Clark plans a trip to New England possibly to see the former president.
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Rebellious Dutch Mare Arrested on Arrival at Rotterdam Port
The Holland America liner Rotterdam docked under escort as four police officers and twenty marines boarded the ship at West Hinder lightship. Crew members resisting orders to debark at Southampton were arrested for subordination after the voyage from New York.
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New Champion Crowned in Contract Bridge
Howard Schenken of New York won the American Bridge League individuals masters championship in a dramatic finish at Long Branch New Jersey. After trailing by 14 points at the start of the final session he surged to 401 12 match points, edging David Burnstine of New York who finished second with 398 12. Richard L. Erey of New York placed third with 300 14.
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Manchukuo Bars Soviet Agents at Border Entry
Manchukuo imposes new border controls to block Soviet Communist agents. The government requires Russian citizens to meet Hericg of Hela standards before crossing. Treasury receipts show September figures with notable expenditures and net balance.
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Mexico inaugurates new cabinet under Abelardo Rodri gues
Hundreds of telegrams of congratulation from the United States greet the new Mexican cabinet under President Abelardo Rodriguez. The lineup includes holdovers from Ortiz Rubio’s ministry, with Emilio Portes Gil named attorney general and Manuel Tellez as foreign affairs head. School starts next week. Rental ads offer rooms, apartments, or houses.
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Treasury offers bonds in largest financing operation
The treasury announced a sale of 1.15 billion dollars in federal securities including a 750 million 3.14 percent note issue dated September 15 and a 400 million 11.4 percent certificate due in one year. The issue funds retirement of 712.5 million in treasury certificates and 50 million in interest due, as the department faces a 400 million dollar deficit with expectations of reduction after the third quarter payments.
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Million Negroes Back Walker in New York Mayor Race
Rev. Simon P. W. Drew says one million Negroes in New York's five boroughs will vote for Jimmy Walker if he seeks re election. If Walker does not run, Drew suggests he himself would run.
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