Blue Eagle NRA Embraces More Workers
The NRA extends blue eagle coverage to additional industries. Temporary wage and hour agreements affect 2,000,000 workers in electric power gas canning construction and more, while 5,000,000 idle workers are forecast to gain jobs by Labor Day under Johnson’s push for codes.
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Blue Eagle OF
NRA
James P. Selvage
Associated Press
Washington
Blue Eagle
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Roosevelt in Capital Again
President Roosevelt returned to Washington after a 200 mile motor trip from Harrisonburg Virginia to oversee the recovery campaign. He visited five civilian conservation corps camps and met with foresters before resuming a week of state business and keeping in touch with the Cuban crisis through Secretary Marvin H. McIntyre.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
National Recovery Campaign
Harrisonburg
Civilian Conservation Corps
Mr. Roosevelt
Hyde Park N. Y
Marvin H. McIntyre
State Department
Denver Consumes Medical Liquor in July
Denver officials report July medicinal liquor usage as about 1,059,520 pints or roughly three pints per adult. German E. Ellsworth, supervisor of permits for the bureau of industrial alcohol, bases the figure on druggist reports. medicinal wine sales were comparatively small.
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Denver
German E. Ellsworth
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Denver Ape Man Terrorizes East Side Child
In Denver an unkempt man described as an ape-like figure terrorized a neighborhood for a week. He allegedly grabbed 10-year-old Rita Turpell as she walked to a grocery store, prompting a block-wide alert before fleeing in a dilapidated car amid a hasty pursuit. Other children reported similar incidents nearby.
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Denver
Rita Turpell
Government to Bring Help to Dairy Farmers
The Farm Adjustment Administration drafts a blanket marketing agreement to aid the milk industry nationwide, offset rising costs from drought and feed prices. The National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation faults slow progress, noting only the Chicago milk shed agreement has been signed despite May 12 Act passage.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farm Adjustment Administration
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Charles W. Holman
Secretary of Agriculture
Chicago
Railroads seek recovery as carriers lag in freight
Washington reports a nationwide effort to recover lost business for railroads led by coordinator Joseph B. One hundred thousand questionnaires were sent to shippers and receivers of less than carload merchandise to gather reasons for declining traffic. Meanwhile, Interstate Commerce Commission data show railways abandoning track at a record pace, with 1,807 miles suspended in the nine months to August 1, due to highway competition.
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Washington
Joseph B
Interstate Commerce Commission
American sailor sentenced in Stettin for Hitler remark
In Stettin Germany an American sailor Thorsten Johnson was sentenced by an emergency court to six months in prison after remarking to drink companions that Chancellor Hitler was Czech Jew. The American consul is investigating the case.
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Stettin
Germany
Hitler
Thoursten Johnson
Wells selects NRA aides for Bannock area
R H Wells announces four colonels and a lieutenant colonel to lead NRA recruitment in Bannock county and Pocatello. They include J Leo Hood, Thomas P West, Reverend Joseph Chester, Maurice J Rossiter, with E L Dale as lieutenant colonel. campaign seeks house to house canvassing and widespread public education to lift unemployment.
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Pocatello
NRA
R. H. Wells
J. Leo Hood
Thomas P. West
Kiwanis Club
Joseph Chester
Information Bureau
School of
Maurice J. Rossiter
Bannock County
Man Power
E. L. Dale
Lions Club
Hood
United States
Juveniles Warned After Delinquency Surge in Pocatello
Probate Judge Robert Callis issued a Saturday warning to local juveniles aimed at curbing law infractions. The notice bans bicycle riding on sidewalks firing firearms and underage driving, and condemns property destruction and vandalism. Three youths received reprimands after a shooting incident that injured 9 year old Lynn Croxall on August 1.
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Robert Callis
Pocatello
Lynn Croxall
Son
Joseph Croxall
South Twelfth Street
Callis
Young Croxall
Croxall
Heat Wave Forces Clark Family From Home in Banning
In Banning California the Clark family evacuated Theodore street as a heat wave drove them to sleep with doors open. A skunk entered and was killed by the Clark dog at 3 am, forcing the family to live outdoors while deodorants are tested for odor control.
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Banning
Calif
J. @. Clark
Theodore Street
Mr. Clark
Clarks
Clark
Sheriff Fights Back After Gangster Ambush Killings
Kansas City August 12 AP A sheriff patrolling a lawn party battled killers who shot Ferris J Anthon a Chicago liquor syndicate fugitive. The sheriff Thomas B Bush fired a riot gun wounding Gargotta who fled gunfire. two gangsters were killed and a third jailed. Anthon widow witnessed the crime.
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Kansas City
Underworld
Thomas B. Bush
Ferris J. Anthon
Chicago
Anthon
Sam Scola
Gus Fasone
Charles Gargotta
T. A. J. Mastin
Gargotta
Bush
Gargetts
Young Bride Shot by Suitor in Los Angeles Tragedy
Mrs Harriet Allen 25 was killed eight days after her Aug 4 Santa Ana marriage by her former suitor T Bruce Moore 42 a drug store clerk who then wounded himself. Moore had rivaled Allen for Mrs Allen's hand while the couple and Moore had been mutual friends for about 20 months.
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Los Angeles
Harriet Allen
T. Bruce Moore
Allen
John E Fencer
Robert Allen
Allens
Santa Ana
Calif
Moore
Havana Mutiny Sparks Violent Street Uprising
In Havana on August 12, crowds celebrating the fall of the Machado regime attacked the presidential palace and other properties. gunmen and police clashed, killings were reported, and protesters roamed the streets firing into the air as reserves moved in to restore order.
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Havana
Machado
Porra
National Capitol
Idaho Elk Hunting Opens With 150 Permits
Idaho plans a limited elk hunt at the Pocatello game preserve starting September 25. 150 hunters will be admitted to shoot bulls with at least two prongs, one elk per hunter, from a 1 000 animal herd. 500 are bucks. Applications require a resident license and $10 fee, with drawings September 20 and entries accepted until September 15.
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Boise
Oklahoma
Idaho
Pocatello
Amos H. Ecker
Eckert
Game Department
New Cuba President Name Pronunciation Noted
New York reports the likely Cuban president Carlos Manuel de Cespedes and notes his surname is pronounced Sess-Pay-Dess with the accent on the first syllable.
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New York
Cuba
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Drought Hurts Idaho Crops Despite Some Gains
Idaho crop prospects dimmed by 60 days of hot dry weather. Wheat yields drop from 1932 levels while beans and sugar beets rise modestly. overall reductions seen in oats barley corn and potatoes.
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Boise
Idaho
Julius H. Jacobson
Cuban Honored on Birthday in Havana Crisis
Havana reports Carlos Manuel de Cespe des on his sixty second birthday as provisional president after Gerardo Machado fled to the Bahamas. De Cespedes, a former Paris AP adviser, is a quiet multilingual journalist with Cuban revolutionary lineage dating to 1868 and 1898 service.
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Havana
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Bahamas
Gerardo Machado
Island Republic
Spain
de Despedes
Paris
Associated Press
de Cespedes
Cespedes Assumes Provisional Cuban Presidency
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes, 62, former secretary of state and veteran diplomat, formally took office as Cuba's provisional president. He stated his duty to aid in saving the country amid dire moments and to pursue justice and peace for Cuba.
Italian Fleet Ends Great Air Trip After Trans Atlantic Flight
The Italo Balbo led air ministry squadron completes a 1300 mile homeward leg from Lisbon ending the longest mass oceanic flight to Chicago World’s Fair. Mussolini greets Balbo and crew as crowds cheer at Fiumicino near Ostia and the arch of Constantine awaits their triumphal procession.
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Associated Press
Rome
Arg
Italo Balbo
Lisbon
Portugal
Fiumicino
Ostia
Atlantic
Mussolini
Balbo
Tiber
Milan
Constantine
Coliseum
Machado Abdicates as Cuba Riot Mounts Across Havana
In Havana on August 12 1933 Gerardo Machado fled by airplane to Nassau as mobs attacked backers and ransacked the presidential palace. At least 21 dead more than 200 injured while Manuel De Cespedes is named provisional president. Congress fails to meet amid chaos and Fer rara flees to Miami.
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J. P. M’knight
Associated Press
Havana
Gerardo Machado
Cuba
Nassau
Bahamas
Manuel de Cespedes
United States
Congress
Machado
Orestes Ferrara
Miami
Fla
Loafat
Poat
Ereve Ch
Aimee Semple McPherson Heads on Midwest Tour
Aimee Semple McPherson Hut ton departed Los Angeles by train for a monthlong tour of Four Square Gospel churches in the Midwest, beginning tonight aboard the railway journey.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Hutton
Four Square
Middle West
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Beverly Hills reader cites Hamilton Fish offering full Republican support in case of Cuba invasion. Rogers notes concern about backing a party without broader plans and asks where that would leave the nation if both sides fall.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
U.S
Hamilton Fish
Rough Riders
Cuba
Republican Party
Fire Hazards Grow Serious In Idaho Toward Rain
Fire hazards in southern Idaho rise as forest officials plead for rain. A renewed blaze on Lake Fork concerns Weiser and Boise National forests, with 75 men of equipment rushed from Boise and 25 requested for Weiser to curb small outbreaks.
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Boise
Idaho
Idaho National Forest
Lake Fork
Weiser Forest
Boise National Forest
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