Havana Rebellion Fails as Government Quiets Capital
Havana reports 150 dead and 300 wounded after two days of fighting as government troops crush the ABC radical revolt centered at Azores fortress. Col. Batista’s forces rout the rebels, with casualties in morgues and hospitals and street traffic slowly resuming in the Cuban capital.
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Havana
ABC
Azores
Guiteras
Manuel Velasco
Principe and
Cabanas
Fugencio Batista
Gran San Martin
Manuel de Cespedes
Juan Blas Hernandez
Batista
Farm outlook for 1934 not painted rosy
Washington reports the 1934 farm outlook is not rosy though 1932-1933 may see some improvement. The Agriculture Department foresees higher farm income but expects most gains to be absorbed by debts and taxes. It notes a prior drop from 1929, with 1933 income up about 24 percent from 1932, aided by rental and benefit payments.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Farm Adjustment Administration
Postal Card Leads Kentucky Man To Missing Mother
Lieutenant Governor Albert B. Chandler of Kentucky found his mother alive after 21 years, aided by a worn postal card. The reunion yielded three new relatives, including two half-brothers and a half-sister, and will be shared with Governor Shultz in Tallahassee. Chandler, known as Happy, rode the reveal to a remarkable return after decades apart.
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Jacksonville
I la
Albert B
William Fortune
Savannah
Mary Ellen Fortune
Chandler
A. W. Chamberlin
State Senate
Fortune
Frankfort
Albert B. Chandler
Kentucky
Happy
Wage dispute clouds nation’s industrial scene
The Nash Motor Car Company plant in Kenosha Wisconsin halted all production as assembly line workers refused a piece work rate affecting about 3000 employees. A separate pause in the anthracite strike situation emerged as a national labor board sent a fact finding commission to troubled areas while Wisconsin reported the only major development in the higher price agricultural war. Weather hindered farm strike pickets with wintry winds and cold temps.
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Associated Press
Nash Motor Car Company
Kenosha
Wis
Pennsylvania
National Labor Board
Wisconsin
Towa
Eloping Heiress’ Brother-in-Law Killed in Aurora Crash
Mrs. Merry Fahrney Parker Pickering of Oak Park eloped with Frank Hiszner of River Forest. Their car crashed near Plainfield killing Hiszner’s brother Donald Diszner, 26. The couple had obtained a Kane county marriage license at 1:30 a.m. Ruth Chamberlin, deputy clerk, aided the license process.
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Aurora
Ill
Merry Fahrney Parker - Pickering
Oak Park
Frank Hiszner
River Forest
Plainfield
Kiszner
Ruth Chamberlin
Kane County
Minn Merry Pickering
George di Georgio
Chile
New York
Newly M mined gold price cut by ten dollars
The administration fixes the price for newly mined gold at ten dollars below the world quotation signaling a government action to ease market pricing. The move aims to stabilize mining profits and influence trade and currency effects amid fluctuating gold values.
Administration Sets New Price for Newly Mined Gold
Washington reports the administration fixed the domestic price for newly mined gold at 33.20 dollars per ounce, just above yesterday’s level and below London’s dollar quotation. Officials hint at possible effects on foreign purchases but refuse to disclose policy steps.
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Washington
London
United States
Weather Outlook for Southeast States
South Carolina sees fair and continued cold with heavy frost along the coast tonight. Saturday turns fair and warmer across the region. Georgia has fair conditions with frost near the coast and milder in the northwest and extreme north areas, Saturday also fair and warmer. Florida remains fair but cold with frost in extreme north and interior central areas tonight, Saturday fair and warmer. Alabama is fair with heavy frost to the coast and interior freezing tonight, Saturday fair and warmer. Extreme Northwest Florida reports frost tonight then fair Saturday.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Marriage Prospects Prompt Letter Home to Parents
A fragment reveals a plan where a woman considers asking her parents about accompanying him to South America for marriage. The tone hints at a hopeful family discussion about following love to a distant country.
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South America
Russo American Questions Revived In Normal Course
President Roosevelt and Maxim Litvinoff announced that they reviewed questions between the United States and the Soviet and conversations would continue in normal course. Secretary Hull has been conducting negotiations and travels to Montevideo for a Pan American Economic conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinoff
Toimprow
Montevideo
Litvinoff
White House
Cooperations and missing boosters stir Thomasville town spirit
A Thomasville message laments that local merchants were not included in a football booster advertisement for the Bulldogs. The writer notes late solicitation and exclusive handling by merchants, urging broader town cooperation while promising to collect ad payments.
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Thomasville
Bulldogs
University of Georgia Cash Balance Revealed in Audit
State Auditor Tom Wisdom released the Athens university audit showing a cash balance of 32752.63 dollars as of June 30, 1933, reported to Governor Talmadge.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
Athens
Talmadge
Tom Wisdom
Hitler Defiant In Berlin Pre Election Speech
Berlin November 10. 61 Hitler addressed German workers in a pre election speech promising sovereign equality and peace while warning Germany will not join others at the diplomacy table unless treated fairly. He criticized past regimes for labor policies and declared he does not seek war, urging nations not to bother Germany.
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Berlin
Hitler
Bina Att
Ceader
Germany
Georgia tobacco growers to share in federal funds
Washington reports about 4.5 million dollars in price equalizing payments will be issued to flue cured tobacco growers in Georgia South Carolina and eastern North Carolina for crops sold before and including October 7. Payments equal 20 percent of receipts from July 28 to September and 10 percent from September 25 to October 7. Georgia likely to receive over two million dollars with South Carolina and eastern North Carolina sharing the rest.
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Georgia Tobacco Growers
S. C
N.C
Washington
Farm Administration
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Administration
Russell Praises Roosevelt Gold Buying Plan in Georgia
Senator Richard B. Russell Jr. praised the federal gold buying program as part of a sound inflation program to circulate more money. He spoke at Blackshear’s community day celebration where editor Kirk Sutliffe introduced him. a school parade highlighted the morning. Governor Talmadge was scheduled to speak later.
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Blackshear
Richard B. Russell, Jr
D. Ga
Kirk Sutleve
Blackshear Times
Talmadge
Kidnapping Wave Reported in California and Midwest
California authorities moved against kidnappers in two cities while a separate abduction was reported in San Jose. In St Paul a federal jury prepared to hear the Roger Touhy case, with $100 000 ransom linked to other Chicago area kidnappings. Investigations tied nine Chicago area abductions to a gang targeting wealthy victims.
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San Jose
Calif
Grooke Hurt
St. Paul
Minn
Bose
Roger Touhy
Chicago
William Hamm
W. Paul Brewer
John Factorati Chi- Cago
Thomas J. Courtney
Four Killed Five Hurt In Plane Crash Near Portland
A United Airlines passenger plane crashed in fog near Portland Oregon killing four and seriously injuring five. Stewardess Libby Wurgait and co pilot H B Woodworth saved others by repeatedly entering the burning craft.
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Libby Wurgaft
Oakland
Calif
Woodworth Algo
Portland
Delegation Named For Pan American Parley
President Roosevelt appoints Secretary Hull to lead a U S delegation to a Pan American conference beginning December 3. The group includes Alexander W Weddell J Reuben Clark J Butler Wright Spraile Braden and Sophonisba Breckenridge. Launched to ease tensions currency and trade issues are set aside for broader reconciliation.
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Roosevelt
Hull
Alexander W. Weddell
Argentina
J. Reuben Clark
Mexico
J. Butler Wright
Uruguay
Spraile Braden
New York
Sophonisba P. Breckenridge
Kentucky
Cuban Loans Inquiry Dropped by Senate Committee
The Senate stock market investigating committee decided in executive session not to make public State Department records on Cuban loans and to drop the inquiry. Chairman Fletcher said the committee found no information in the records that would illuminate the Cuban loan situation.
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Washington
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
Scession
State Department
Fletcher
Liquor law conviction reversed in New Orleans appeal
New Orleans November 10 The conviction of Earl Shelton in a southern Georgia federal district court for an alleged liquor law violation has been reversed and remanded by the United States district court of appeals.
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New Orleans
Earl Shelton
Georgia
United States District Court of Appeals
Frost in Dixie Marked Winter's Late Appearance
Frost covered most of the south early today as winter arrived late with sub freezing temperatures. Readings dropped to 20 at Asheville and single digits in some spots while Mississippi and Florida reported varying frosts and and the cold persisted across Dixie. Louisville Nashville and Atlanta posted chilly highs with readings from the 20s to 50s.
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Associated Press
South
Dixie
Carolinas
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Vicksburg
Miss
Pensacola
Gulf of Mexico
Asneville
N. C
Louisville
Nashville
Atlanta
Tennessee
Kentucky
Birmingham
Memphis
Charlotte
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Sonny Boy
Versailles
Nash Motor Company
Donald Diszner
EWLY
Pres
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Thomasville, Ga
J. R. Jerger
Times-Enterprise
Radio
Derieve
Senator Russell
California
Qglaimeld
Trio of Illinois
Frank Souder
Benton, [l
Gale Pwosley
Peoria
Julian
Babe) Jones
St. Charles
United Air Lines
Ore
Fied
Robert C. Coffey
Coffey Clinic
William A. Trostler
A. W. Davis
Pilot
Seattle
Hiermaan Cohn
Porthind
Bob Palouse
John S. Staumeford
Floyd Hart
H. B. Woodworth
M. Ke. J. Powers
Woodworth
Hart Bat
Dalles
Senate
Augusta
Charleston
Macon
Fla
Little Rock
Ark
Miami, Fla
Vicksburg, Miss
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