Roosevelts Reported Income From Fortune Magazine
Fortune magazine lists Franklin D. Roosevelts total annual income at 447500, including his salary as New York governor, private law earnings, press articles, investments, and his wife’s income. The piece notes Hyde Park estate wealth and origins from family inheritances and Pennsylvanian mines.
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Hoover sets sale of wheat to China under wartime plan
President Hoover moved federal machinery to sell farm board wheat to China. He coordinates three relief agencies to finance and circulate grain for famine relief. Shanghai reports negotiations near a final deal with the Chinese government for about 15 million bushels of wheat or flour valued around nine million dollars.
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Puerto Ricans Warned of Incoming Tropical Storm
SAN JUAN Sept 20 A weather bureau bulletin under Governor Beverley orders telegraph and telephone offices to spread warnings that a tropical storm may reach the island soon. The Prather bureau said the storm grows stronger and lies between St Kitts and St Theenes, moving toward Puerto Rico. Precautions urged across the island.
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Fort Worth Traffic Crash Kills Man
Fort Worth fatal crash claims 34 year old Robert Al Bimpson when his car veered into a post on a traffic island near the Jennings Avenue underpass. Family suspects he fell asleep at the wheel as the accident occurred around early morning hours.
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Roosevelt Opposed Immediate Bonus Payment Letter Reveals
A public letter from W. R. Woolley quotes Franklin D Roosevelt as opposing immediate soldiers bonus payments. The letter cites Roosevelt saying payment is not feasible given Treasury constraints and budget concerns. It references Roosevelt’s western trip remarks and a stance against paying the bonus with inflated currency.
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Weather summary with scattered regional details and notes
The report lists precipitation, wind, and temperature readings across many locations. It notes normal precipitation expectations for September and includes several city weather mentions such as Atlanta, Chicago, and Winnipeg with varied conditions.
Plane Averaged 300 Miles Per Hour On Record Flight
Los Angeles to San Francisco set a record flight with a speed of 300 miles per hour over 370 miles. Col Roscoe Turner piloted the monoplane in 1 hour 14 minutes, beating the previous record by 17 minutes set by Jimmie Wedel of New Orleans.
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Capper Unmoved by Roosevelt Trip Through Kansas
DETROIT SEPT 24 Gover nor Franklin D Roosevelt in the opinion of Senator Arthur Capper did not fare well when the barrage stormed Kansas Capper said there are many farmers not satisfied with Hoover He said Roosevelt promised to discuss a new era in farm administration Kansas gathered to hear about but all he offered was a lot of obsolete and harmful proposed legislation that Congress rejected last year
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Burglars Hit Baptist Church Safe But Fail Include
In Fort Worth on Sept 2 burglars who attended Sunday services hid as the building closed. They knocked the safe knob at Travis Avenue Baptist Church but could not enter the steel cabinet. About $300 reportedly remained in the vault.
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Republicans split in New Mexico nominate full tickets
The split in the New Mexico Republican Party after Senator Bronson Culttog’s resignation as national committeeman left rival tickets for state offices. The regular Republicans nominated their full slate at a Saturday meeting led by R. G. Dillon for governor and Doom B. Botjo for Congress. The progressive wing, which controlled the state meeting, named an executive committee and also nominated a complete ticket with Prager Miller for governor and Major Herman Baca for Congress.
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US Moves to Recover Barnett Fortune
Los Angeles September government moves to recover 550000 given by Jackson Harnell, a millionaire Indian, to his white wife Anne Laure Lowe Barnett. A hearing was set in the US commissioner’s office to take depositions from Mr and Mrs Barnett and other witnesses for a February 17 trial. The government, guardian of an incompetent Indian declared so in 101%, seeks labor shares derived from Oklahoma, Tard.
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Maine Governor to Honor Tunney in State Campaign
Portland Maine September 7 Governor elect Louis J Brann announced plans to honor heavyweight champion Gene Tunney for his services to Maine democracy in the state election campaign The governor elect said he would appoint Tunney a colonel on his staff when he takes office January 1 Tunney currently serves as a major on the staff of Governor Wilbur L Crass of Connecticut.
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Venizelos Liberals Lead in Greek Election Returns
Early provisional returns from yesterday’s election show Premier Venizelos and his Liberal Nationalist party leading in Athens and Piraeus with gains inland in Mytilene and Blaholer, reflecting strong support for the liberal bloc.
Roosevelt to Spend Day on Arizona Ranch
Franklin D. Roosevelt the Democratic presidential candidate arrives at the Quarter Circle ranch near Williams Arizona for a day of rest and planned events including a rodeo He travels from Albany after stops in Phoenix Wickenburg and Prescott and will proceed to Albuquerque later tonight Mrs Roosevelt and several family members accompany him Roosevelt praises Will Rogers and pledges support for hydroelectric development during a Hollywood appearance to a large crowd in Los Angeles California.
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Mrs Roosevelt Thrills in Arizona Air Trip
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and her husband joined Mrs Isabella Greenway at a ranch near Williams, Arizona for an aerial tour after arriving by plane and motor from Winslow. The passenger flight from Kansas City landed late due to high winds and rain over Wichita to Albuquerque, delaying the journey.
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Thomas Censures Hoover Attacks Roosevelt Plans
Madison dispatch reports Thomas, candidate for president, denouncing Hoover and criticizing Roosevelt proposals during a radio address on NBC. He warned the current economic system could not sustain a recovery, asserted Roosevelt seeks office, and claimed Democrats aim to gain power while mismanaging the nation.
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Home ownership expands as census cites 14 million U S homes
Washington report says fourteen million families own homes they live in and that new banking methods may expand loans for repairs and improvements on homes valued at twenty thousand dollars or less. No mortgage figures given, but lenders could secure credit on mortgages via home loan banks.
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Dentist Relieves Secretary Hyde in Cleveland Tour
Secretary Hyde, who canceled a Saturday Ohio address due to an infected tooth, hopes to resume his Middle Western tour tomorrow in support of President Hoover's candidacy. The tooth was extracted yesterday and Hyde returned to his desk today.
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