Gausis in Cuba Barestate Crisis Revealed in Memo
A U S report criticizes U S military readiness amid Cuba tensions. It notes the First Division is understrength, poorly equipped, and scattered from New York to Plattsburg. Command may fall to Brig. Gen. Lucius Holbrook or Gen. Douglas MacArthur if action were required.
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Al Smith Denounces Nazis as Stupid in Rally
New York report notes Al Smith telling a joint Jewish Christian audience that the Nazi regime in Germany is totally ridiculous and stupid. He warns that opposing a government is one thing, but attacking an entire people is unjust and wrong.
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Germany
New Cuban Administration Seeks U S Recognition
The article reports on Cuba's new government seeking U S recognition and restoring legitimate authority. Officers barricade and debate party lines as plans unfold to purge dissent, with appointments reshuffled and officials reassigned amid political tension. The piece includes quotes from officials, former leaders, and supporters.
U S Recognition Depends on Cuba
President Roosevelt signaled U.S. stance on Cuba under Dr Ramon Grau San Martin, tied to Cuba’s popular support and ability to maintain order. Navy ships kept watch. administration seeks stability before recognizing the regime, while opposing intervention if avoidable. A protest delegation pressed against intervention, but officials stressed protection of lives and readiness to react to order.
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Bulls Rampage Across Portuguese Town During Summer Festival
In Lisbon Hortune Hept 11 47 ten bulls ran into the village of Sobre during a summer festival causing chaos. Bulls charged into crowds injuring several and damaging shops cafes and stalls. One driver killed a person during the chaos.
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Cuban government opens formal diplomatic line to United States
Veeler submits noting the Cuban revolutionary government seeks rapid transmission of the new Cuban secretary of state to American diplomats. The State Department reports the new regime’s envoy confirms plans for quicker formal diplomatic contact, signaling a thaw in Cuban policy.
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Tate
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Diplomatic Plot Charges Stir Atlantic Tensions
A telegram from Gilben University student board alleged an American ambassador plot with Cuban officials at the Hotel National Havana to incite a coup and provoke US Marines. Secretary Hull denied foreign plots and stated he never spoke to implicated officers, explaining his move from the National Hotel due to lease expiration.
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National Hotel
United States
Interference in Latin America and U S Policy Critique
A veteran observer argues against U S meddling in Caribbean and Central American revolutions, warning it invites armed intervention, harms relations, and risks lives for investors. He cites decades of expeditions, noting abroad actions fuel anti U S sentiment and rarely restore stability. He stresses restraint, warns against backing weaker neighbors, and condemns covert bankers pressuring policy.
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New King Emerges in Diplomatic Efforts Amid Turmoil
Fragmented text discusses a new king and diplomacy aimed at pacifying unrest. It references armed measures, Latin mutibersy, and perception of naval authority, though readability is poor and many terms are garbled. This item appears as a political note with unclear specifics and dates.
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US Navy deploys large fleet near Cuban waters
Washington reports a large U S naval force near Cuba with about 350 bluejackets, marines, and coast guardsmen aboard several ships including the battleship Mississippi and cruiser Rutland. Destroyers and support vessels, with crews and cutters, spread from Havana to Key West and Guantanamo Bay as tensions mount.
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States Gather to Boost Cotton Prices at Columbia Meet
Governors of Alabama Georgia Florida Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Mississippi and Texas invited to mass meeting in Columbia South Carolina to discuss plans to lift cotton prices. R G Waters travels to Memphis for talks on a proposed gun code with federal agents. James W Alfred says he will send a representative to the meeting.
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