Havana Crisis Deepens As Grau Faces Pressure
American Ambassador Sumner Welles met with Cuba's Grau San Martin regime amid warnings of potential sanctions and military blockades near Vedado. reports mention machine guns and artillery at the National hotel, with opposition factions pressing for a new national government while tense talks continue. Seventeen rebels held at Cabana fortress await trial as divisions threaten bloodshed.
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Edmund A. Ghester
Associated Press
Havana
Sumner
Welles
Grau
San Martin
Grau San Martin
Army
Abassador
Cuba
Vedado
ABS
OCRR
Carlos Mendieta
Majo G.menocal
Ramon Grau San Martin
de Cespedes
Fernando Aran
Cabana
Pinar del Rio
Leetown Hatchery Expansion Raises West Virginia Output
Washington reports a $50,000 public works grant to expand the Leetown Bureau of Fisheries hatchery in West Virginia. The goal is to triple production of brook and rainbow trout and other species for multiple states, leveraging favorable climate for freshwater fish breeding and continuing experimental work.
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Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Leetown
W. Va
West Virginia
Maryland
Public
Fisheries Bureau
Freed lioness kills horses in Brownsville storm
Houston dispatch reports a hurricane liberating a captive lioness at W. A. King Jr. ranch near Brownsville. Five horses and a pack of hounds died as the lioness roamed. King said he shot the lioness after the animal killed the animals and escaped into the storm aftermath.
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Houston
Tex
W. A
Snake” King, Jr
Brownsville
King
94, but he still tickles ivories at 94
Henry Cowles Smith, professor emeritus of Latin and music at North Central College Naperville, was selected to play the piano at the Century of Progress Hall of Religion in Chicago. The 94 year old performer, noted for his life-long devotion to music, will take the instrument for an evening of classical pieces.
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Chicago
Henry Cowles Smith
North Central College
Naperville
Hall of Religion
Century of Progress
Deaths Stella Hoover at Maugansville age 46
Stella Mae Hoover dies at home in Maugansville after four months illness at age 46. Survived by father Milton F. Hoover, sisters Mia Alexander Barberton and others, and brothers Harry Earl Leroy and Paul, all of the city. Funeral Monday 2:30 pm at Christ Reformed Church. interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Also India Adams funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at Williamsport Methodist Church, Rev. K G Newell officiating. interment Riverview Cemetery.
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Stella Mae Hoover
Maugansville
Christ Reformed Church
This City
Milton F. Hoover
Mia
Edward Alexander
Barberton
Chlford Harbaugh
Robert Hartle
Westersburg
William = Foote
Lansing
Mich
Paul Binkley
Cearfosa
Harry
Earl
Leroy
Paul
H. A. Fesperman
Rose Hill Cemetery
India Adams
Methodist Church
Williamsport
Leaf Funeral Home
K. G. Newell
Riverview Cemetery
In Memoriam Titus Turner Died 1952 Rest Haven Grave
In fond remembrance of Titus G. Turner who died September 17 1952. Out in Rest Haven under pine trees lies the one I love so dearly. No one knows how much I miss him or sees me shed a tear. The day seems as aces yet today tis but one year Lovingly His Wife Clara Turner.
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Titus G. Turner
Rest Haven
Grare
Clara Turner
NRA seeks nonpartisan six plus one on compliance board
A plan details selecting a seven member Compliance Board with six named by a committee and a seventh as permanent chairman chosen for integrity and lack of conflicts. The board aims to avoid enforcement powers unless Washington directs, to handle grievances not settled amicably, with instructions to follow from the Blue Eagle Division.
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Ers
State Bar Association
Blue Eagle Division
Washington
Norfolk Hit By Hurricane
A violent storm collapses a restaurant and a pavilion while driving rain and high tides flood Willoughby Spit Ocean View and Virginia Beach. Evacuations near completion as J J Murphy of the Norfolk weather bureau warns the wind will intensify and possibly persist into the night. The center lies near Cape Hatteras with the eye over the sea.
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J. J. Murphy
Norfolk Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
Murphy
Willoughby Spit
Ocean View
Virginia Beach
Ocean View Park
Chesapeake Bay
Little Bay
John R. Weeks
Baltimore Weather Bureau
Naval Station
Maryland
Suspects Held in California in Gasoline Arrest
Oakland police report Wayne Daugherty and Frank Ned eau are held as fugitives from Rockview Penitentiary after being arrested while trading an empty wallet for two gallons of gas. They used the alias Walter Powell, a Pennsylvania trooper. Also noted is a Halfway Parent-Teacher Association meeting scheduled for Monday at 7 45 PM at the school.
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Oakland
Calif
Wayne Daugherty
Frank Nedeau
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Rockview
Daugherty
Walter Powell
Halfway Parent-Teachers Association
Carolina Coast Faces Enormous Damage From Imminent Storm
Coastal Virginia cities brace as hurricane warnings extend from Moorehead City to New Norfolk. Flooded basements and first floors, evacuations, and fear of enormous cost mark the night. Two storm victims reported off Hatteras, while crews warn ships to seek port and coast guard stations host locals.
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Moorehead
Norfolk
Sun
Hatteras
Roanoke Island
Coast
Associated Press
Menteo
South Carolina
Wilmington
N. C
Morehead City
Charleston
Chester H. Taylor
Cape Feat
Taylor
Virginia Capes
Virginia’ Capes
Boston
Southport
N.C
Red ‘Cross
Washington
Raleigh
Hampton Roads
Six Injured In Hospital After Head-On Collision
The crash on National Highway near Funkstown left six injured, including Robert I. Van special assistant to the Attorney General. Van suffered a skull fracture and minor injuries. five others in the second vehicle sustained facial, leg, and scalp injuries, with Josephine Sims in hospital in fair condition. State PoliceCorporal Knight supervised the scene but could not question drivers due to serious injuries.
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Robert I. van
Cummings
Funkstown
Josephine Sims
Van
Piltabureh
John Ely
New Salem
John Sims
Uniontown
Issia Sima
Nannie Ely
Footdale
Josephine Sins
John Sis
Knight
Felice
Drought Memories Stir Local Farmers and Fatal Accident Review
Grove City reports drought hardship with cattle fed hay and silage as a past drought 75 years ago recalled. In Cumberland Maryland Gordon Claude an inspector for the Maryland State Roads Commission dies from injuries after being struck by a car on Uhl highway. driver Smouse cleared after inquiry.
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Grove City
Cumberland
Gordon Claude
Eutaw Place
Baltimore
Maryland State Roads Commission
Memorial Hospital
W. T. Smouse
Claude
Smouse
Jacera
Notice for Miller Form Fitting Truss Clinic
A notice lists a fitting clinic for a Miller Form Fitting Truss. It directs readers to Clinie 4th Floor Grand Building Ha Stestown Maryland with office hours 9 to 5 and 7 to 8.
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Clinie
Grand Bldg
Stestown
Ady
Left Holding a Foundling Shock at New York Corner
A 13 year old boy Joseph Strecansky in New York accepted to hold a stranger's baby on a corner. He kept the infant until nightfall when he asked a patrolman for help. The baby was taken to a foundling hospital.
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New York
Joseph Strecansky
Joseph
Foundling Hospital
Sunday Movies Up In Hyattsville Vote
The move to liberalize Hyattsville Sunday blue laws to allow motion pictures will be decided by a special election on October 2.
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Hyattsville
Prather and Jamison Reappointed to City Board
Dy Perry F Prather and J Vincent Jamison Jr were reappointed yesterday as members of the Board of Street Commissioners by Circuit Court Chief Judge D Lindley Sloan and Associate Judge Albert A Doub The court sustained demurrers to mandamus petitions to compel vacating the offices and ordered writs issued The case centered on Prather offering professional services to the city during an emergency and Jamison’s role on the Public Works Advisory Board officials discussed charges under the charter and potential appeals to the Court of Appeals
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Dy. Perry F.prather
J. Vincent Jamison,Jr
D. Lindley Sloan
Albert A. Doub
Sloan
Messrs. Prather
Jamison
Jeb. Dunn
Clyde E. Brewer
Tha
Pub- Me-Works
Maryland
Messia
Prather
Janson
Dr. Prather
State Accident Commission
Hagerstown
Public Works Board
Dunn
Brewer
Ellsworth R. Rowlette
Alexander Arim
Strong
Mason
Joseph D. Milch
William P. Lane, Jr
Ussea
Tami. Bon
Mewers
Police Chief Wins Hog Calling Title in Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska police chief W C Condit, a quiet city official, surprised locals by winning the hog calling championship at a combined police department and city council event held on September 16.
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Lincoln, Neb
Po Nce
W. C. Condit
City Council
Recalled clergyman offers blood transfusion in hospital
Hartford report says Rev. George R. Ta Flash visited Mrs Juliano at the hospital and volunteered to donate blood to save her life. The patient is now feeling better and recovering.
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Hartford
Conn
George R. Ta Flash
Juliano
Julano
Pushes Probe Into Profits Of Milk Men
Harrisburg Pa Rept 164 reports a state milk marketing inquiry resumes next Wednesday with authority to subpoena and examine distributors books. Governor Pinchot calls for speed, says findings will aid farmers. Also: a fire near Baltimore destroys a barn housing three brothers and damages vehicles and farming equipment.
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Harrisburg
Ther
Chicago Grain Market Quotations Report
Quotations from The Sticker Sales Corporation at 26 W Washington present grain market figures. J Hagerstown Maryland listed among the figures with prices and trading notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Grain Market
Sticker Sales Corporation
W. Washington &J. Hagerstown, Md
Signing of Agreement Starts Amid Wage Dispute
Protests over delayed wage increases accompany Roosevelt’s halt of weekend plans to push a coal agreement. He vetoes a statement on interpreting collective bargaining in the recovery law. Secretary Perkins cites 750,000 workers back to work and payroll gains across 89 major industries. Code negotiations continue at recovery HQ as coal talks with Appalachian operators and the United Mine Workers move forward. The code sets a 40 hour week and pay scales from 5.63 to 3.75, with open shop safeguards amid open shop debates, and NRA clarifies that employers may bargain with organized or individual workers.
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Roosevelt
Sleo
WNRA
Labor and Industrial Advis Dry Boards
Jake ’S
NRA
Perkins
United Mine ‘Workers of ‘America
Pennsylvania
Tenneuses
Montana
Alabama
Kentucky
Johnson
Donald Richberg
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