Hurricane misses New England as sea storm causes deaths
A massive Atlantic hurricane veered offshore near New York on September 9, with seven confirmed dead and twenty three missing. The storm battered the coast from Maryland to Pennsylvania, while the Long Island crew, feared lost, were found alive offshore. Connecticut escaped major damage as winds reached about one hundred miles per hour and the region faced heavy rains and gales.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Long Island
Delaware
Bay
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Tour of Duty for Hospital Staff Notes Care and Chaos
Miss Vigus on duty as morning care proceeds. Patients, ambulatory cripples, and anxious staff move through a busy routine. Four months old with pneumonia improves. Eric Hummer, ten, unconscious after baseball injury requires close watch as the day winds down with shifting duties and requests for relief.
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Eric Hummer
Miss Russell
Miss Nelson
Miss Morgan
Japanese Is Shot In Head In Police Box
Niwajiro Yoshioka of the Japanese consular police in Hankow was shot to death by an unidentified Chinese while inside a police box. Japanese naval forces and consular police established emergency patrols as details of the incident are reported by the Domei News Agency.
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Hankow
China
Fascists Spain Refuse To Surrender At Alcatraz Fortress
Undated report from Spain describes heavy shelling of Toledo's Alcatraz fortress with two mines exploding. Government forces claim 1200 enemy dead out of 1700 fascists and civilians, while pockets of resistance still man machine guns. In Saint Jean de Luz France General Queipo de Llano accuses government forces of massacring 512 victims at Bonda and 800 hostages killed on the road to Malaga.
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High Command
Toledo
Alcatraz
Saint Jean Declux
France
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Bonda
Malaga
Radat
Seville
Four-room furnished house for sale or rent near Steadman
A four-room furnished house is offered for sale or rent located two doors east of Steadman on Ines Way. The listing highlights the shall be available for immediate occupancy with convenient access to local streets.
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Steadman
Ines Way
Chinese Troops Quit Barracks Under Tokyo Peace Terms
Japanese authorities gained control of Fengtai linking North China rail lines as Chinese troops evacuated their barracks. Japanese forces surrounded the Chinese positions but an attack was avoided when terms were reached.
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Ese
Fengtai
North China
Seattle Indians Eliminated by Beavers in Playoff Loss
Seattle Indians were defeated by Portland Beavers 13 to 3 on Friday night, eliminating Seattle from Coast League championship contention. Portland advances to face the San Diego-Oakland winner, with Oakland already holding a 2-0 lead. The series is best four out of seven. Seattle dropped the first four games.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Seattle Indians
Portland Beavers
Portland
Oakland
White House Denies Planned Attempt to Influence Roosevelts
The White House issued a sharp denial that a planned effort by a notorious newspaper owner would imply Roosevelt accepts support from hostile organizations. Stephen Early said the allegation is untrue. Roosevelt returns to his wife after Harvard speech and she remains ill with influenza.
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White House
Roosevelt
Stephen Early
Harvard
Returns From Unalakleet In By Mail Today
Unalakleet voting results reported by mail show Dim with 25 Gore 21 McCain 9 Roden 200 Truitt 20 Boyle 40 Cole 6 Smith 2 Hesse 45 Storey 2 Cochran 44 Kennedy 5 Baldwin 13 Degnan 21 Gillette 0 Larblin 10 Lichtenberg 22 Nylen 21 OConnor 4 Scott 12 Smith 36 Steffen 22 Swanberg 4. A total of 51 votes cast.
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Dimond
Gore
McCain
Roden
Truitt
Boyle
Cole
Smith
Hesse
Storey
Cochran
Kennedy
Baldwin
Degnan
Gillette
Larblin
Lichtenberg
Nylen
O'Connor
Scott
Steffen
Swanberg
Dele
Atty. Gen
Engin
Iag
Nome
Little Creek
Golovin
Candle
Taylor
Council
Solomon
Teller ST. Michael
Shungnak
Haycock
Bt Kiana
Malakleet
Utica Stuyahok
Woman Appointed At Atka For Western Weather Station
The Weather Bureau appoints Mrs Francis Ho McMillan as the first woman weatherman on Is land of Atka in the Aleutians. She will file daily reports alongside the northernmost weatherman Mrs Stanley Muret an, with Calvert leading the Forecasting Service. The McMillan family are among the few whites on the island.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Francis Ho McMillan
Atka
Aleutian
Federal Indian Service
Stanley Muretan
B. Calvert
Polet Stores Anniversary Sale Advertisement
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