Roosevelt to unveil civil works plan for 4 million jobs
President Roosevelt prepares to present the civil works setup aimed at placing four million men on self sustaining jobs by mid December. Hopkins, relief administrator, outlines funding through public works and state led projects with local force account execution and minimal new contracting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Harry H. Hopkins
Hopkins
Civil Works Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Public Works Administration
Public Health Service
Princess Mdivani Receives One Third Woolworth Fortune
New York on November 14 Princess Mdivani became owner of one third of the Woolworth millions as Barbara Hutton marked her 21st birthday. The heiress, wife of Alexis Mdivani, is grand daughter of F. W. Woolworth whose estate is estimated at 58 million dollars. Barbara's portion reportedly ranges from 10 to 20 million with partial control under a prior marriage contract.
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Princess Mdivani
New York
Mdivani
Barbara Hutton
Alexis Mdivani
Georgia
Paris
F. W. Woolworth
Barbara
Franklyn L. Hutton
Prince Alexis
Cotton Exports Show Gain Over Last Year
The department of commerce reported a rise in United States cotton exports for August to October compared with the previous year. The announcement noted stronger shipments to key markets and signaled continued demand in the global textile trade.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United ‘States
Storm Sends Three Boats Aground On The Great Lakes
A blizzardlike storm on the Great Lakes pins three vessels on sandbars and shorelines. The D. E. Callendar of Cleveland and the J. F. Schoelkopf of Buffalo, with crews of 25 and 31, are reported safe though grounded near Long Point Ontario and Menominee Michigan. A third unnamed vessel faced trouble west of Erie, Pennsylvania, as coast guard units rush to assist. The incident marks near end of the shipping season with rough seas and low visibility.
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Associated Press
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D. E. Callendar
Cleveland
Vailey Camp Coal Company
Long Point
Ont
J. F. Schoelkopf
Boland and Cornelius
Buffalo
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Menominee
Mich
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Erie
Coast Guard
Callendar
Steamer D. E. Callendar Runs Aground Off Long Point
The steamer D. E. Callendar from Cleveland with 25 crew members ran aground on a sand bar ten miles west of Long Point Ont at 4 a.m. The ship was not leaking and the crew remained aboard with no danger unless a southeast wind develops. By 10 a.m. the wind shifted to north.
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Governors Invited to Head Roosevelt Reception Committee
Savannah November 14 Invitations to the governors of Georgia South Carolina and Florida to head an official reception committee for President Roosevelt have been issued by the Georgia Bicentennial commission The president will arrive early Saturday morning to deliver the closing address of Georgia s two hundredth birthday celebration He will visit Warm Springs for two weeks after Savannah Mrs T M Cunningham and Mrs Peter W Meldrim were chosen to greet Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt who will accompany the president and later join him at Warm Springs
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Savannah
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
T. M. Cunningham
Peter W. Meldrim
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Weather Outlook for Georgia South Carolina and Nearby States
Georgia and South Carolina expect fair skies tonight and Wednesday with slight warmth in the south tonight and cooler conditions on Wednesday. Florida sees fair weather tonight and Wednesday with warmer invasion in the north tonight and cooler north on Wednesday. Alabama remains fair with a touch warmer readings in extreme northwest tonight and Wednesday. Extreme Northwest Florida reports fair conditions with modest warming tonight and Wednesday.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Cotton bale totals show uptick over three months
The report notes 252 000 bales compared with 2 194 000 bales and 89 613 000 dollars in value for the same period in 1982. It contrasts last year’s 16 309 000 dollar value with current figures for the three months ending in 1982.
Hitler's Danger to World Peace Feared by France
Paris reports French foreign minister Joseph Paul-Boncour warned in the chamber of deputies that Hitler’s Germany posed a threat to European stability. He said German exaltation carried adventurous possibilities and that no alliance could form outside the League of Nations.
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France
Joseph Paul Boncour
Paris
Joseph Paul-Boncour
Chamber of Deputies
Paul-Boncour
Germany
League of Nations
Parents of Brooke Hart Seek Contact with Kidnappers
In San Jose California on November 14 the Hart family appealed to kidnappers to contact them regarding the 22 year old store executive. They demanded proof of possession and pledged confidential negotiations with no outside interference.
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Brooke Hart
Brooke H. Hart
Alex J. Hart
Nettie B.ilart
Children die as toy projector explodes in Puerto Rico
Seven of twenty children burned when a toy motion picture projector exploded at a home in Caguas. Four more are expected to die. Juno Velazquez showed the toy to friends while a candle lit the room. The film exploded causing the blaze. Julio and Lusa are among the dead. Nine remain in the hospital.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caguas
Juno Velazquez
Louis Riveray
Julio
Lusa
Dollar Sets New Low Mark on London Exchange
The American dollar fell to a new low of $5.23 3 4 in relation to the British pound shortly after banking hours. It dropped 8 3 4 cents from yesterday's official close.
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London Exchange
London
Dollar hits postwar low against pound in London trade
The US dollar closed at a new postwar low of 5.22 pounds in London trading, after finishing at 5.15 pounds the previous day.
Dollar in Paris Ends at 15.72 Francs
The United States dollar closed in Paris at 15.72 francs, down from 15.89 francs the previous day, a drop of 17 centimes.
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Paris
United States
Price for Newly Mined Gold Fixed at 33.56 an Ounce
Washington announcment shows the official price for newly mined gold set at 33 dollars 56 cents per ounce as of today. The move reflects policy updates and market stabilization measures announced this morning.
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RFC
Washington
Refinancing Baptist Hospital Bond Urged by Georgia Committee
Georgia Baptist Committee recommends refinancing the Baptist Hospital bond issue and centers educational work at Mercer as part of a broader plan to support hospital and religious education efforts.
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Georgia Baptist Committee
Mercer
Opposition to Soviet Recognition Heads Up
Augusta November 14 Refinancing of the Georgia Baptist Hospital bond issue totaling 310000 was recommended to the State Baptist Convention by its executive committee. The report urged educational program funding for Mercer University Bessie Tift Shorter Norman Park Brewton Parker and other institutions and outlined a refinancing plan delaying principal payments on the hospital debt until 1937.
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Georgia Baptist
Mercer University
Macon
Bessie Tift College
Forsyth
Shorter College
Rome
Norman Park Junior College
Norman Park
Brewtem-Parker Institute
Mount Vernon
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Letter praising John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital care in Thomasville
A patient visiting Thomasville for an operation commends the John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital for its competent surgical care and especially its personal nursing touch. The writer notes kindness from staff and local residents, mentions the Chamber of Commerce roses, and expresses lasting gratitude to the community.
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Thomasville
John D. Archbok Memorial
Ehospital
South
Brooklyn
Chas, Watt
John D. Archbold Memorial
Chamber of Commerce
van Hook
Gold price hits new domestic high for RFC purchases
The RFC price for newly mined domestic gold rises eleven cents above yesterday, marking a fresh peak in the market. Investors watch the record as demand remains firm and dealers report tight supply.
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RFC
Optimism Undimmed Over U S Soviet Understandings
A report notes steady optimism about renewed understandings between the United States and the Soviet Union amid a week of planned high level talks. Diplomatic circles cite cautious progress and anticipated concessions on key security and trade issues.
Diplomatic Talks Progress With Soviet Delegates
Washington reports final agreement on major policies as Soviet commissar Litvinov rounds out a week of talks seeking diplomatic accord. Optimism for a Rusto Amechuy under ongoing Lda.da persists despite secrecy surrounding discussions and a late return to the conference table for study and drafting of renewal discussions.
Senate Investigator Steals Huey Long Oratorical Thunder
New Orleans Nov 14 An investigator for the U S senate committee probing Senator John H Overton election voiced a fierce denunciation of the probe vowing to blow the lid off the inquiry He attacked the committee and accused it of covering up for the man from Louisiana who sent Senator Howell to his grave Long interrupted the scene as the hearing closed with his testimony pending today The panel included Senators Logan Kentucky and Thomas Utah and the chairman Senator Connally Texas who was accused of being yellow by the investigator
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Victor Graham
Alaska
Graham
Great Bear Ake
Chn Blythell
New Orleans
United States Senate
John H. Overton
Louisiana
Huey LP. Long
John G. Holland
Holland
Howell
Long
Logan Kentucky
Thomas
Utah
Tom Connally
Texas
Austin
Connally
Senator Long
Senator Howell
U S Minister Warns Austria Against Anti Jewish Stand
Vienna reports say United States Minister Earle warned Austria that American sympathy would be forfeited if anti semitism spreads. He stressed Americans value asylum from persecution and cannot cooperate with a country persecuting people by birth. He conveyed the warning to Austrian officials during a motor tour.
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Vienna
United States
Earle
Austria
Smith Roosevelts White House Social Chat Draws Attention
President Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith meet at the White House for a social chat though analysts view the gathering as politically charged. The meeting follows NY mayoral election dynamics and involves figures like James A. Farley and John J. Raskob amid ongoing Democratic discussions. Smith says it is just a personal visit.
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Alfred E. Smith
White House
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New York City
Keii P. O'Brien
Tammany Democrat
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Recovery
Lchiorello LaGuardia
Isionist
O'brien
Kelly and Shannon to serve term in Michigan
Washington reports Katherine Kelley and Ora Shannon, convicted in the Urschel kidnapping, will serve their sentences at Milan federal detention prison Michigan. The facility reserves space for a small group of long term federal female prisoners not eligible for Alderson. The first group has left Cincinnati workhouse and Shelby county penal farm Memphis and includes the two women. Mrs Kelley is married to gangster George Kelly who is serving a life term in the Urschel case.
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Katherine Kelley
Ora Shannon
Urschel
Milan
Michigan
Justice Department
Women’s Reformatory
Alderson
West Virginia
Cin Cinnnati
Shelby County
Memphis
Tennessee
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Shannon
George
Machine Gun) Kelly
Notorious Kidnapper Shipped From Cincinnati Workhouse
Shitty Kelly, convicted with her husband in the Charles Urschel kidnapping, was moved today from the Cincinnati workhouse to an unannounced destination escorted by police. Cincinnati officials gave no reason for the transfer, saying only that Washington had returned Fred Hochler and that federal authorities preferred no publicity.
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Kelly
Charles F’. Urschel
Washington
Fred K. Hochler
Unrest erupts in Camaguey as bombs explode
Unrest in interior Cuba turns violent in Camaguey with seven bombs in the city and firefights between snipers and soldiers. Two men are reported killed at the Dragones barracks in Havana while the capital remains quieter and a military court verdict looms for 34 soldiers tied to last week’s revolt that killed over 150 people.
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Cuba
Camaguey
Dragones
Cuban newspaperman detained as Batista clamps down on press
Havana reports Colonel Batista ordered the arrest of Guillermo Martinez Marquez director of Ahora for alleged false news. Marquez was detained at police station while reports of unrest spread. Interior rebels roam. Arenas Club bombing wounds a bystander as Dragones Barracks firing wounds soldiers.
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Associated Fresh Foreign Staff
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Army
Guillermo Martinez Marquez
Ahora
Marquez
Mario Labourdette
Batista
Arenas Club
Sergio Carbo
Dragones Parracks
Antonio Ramos
Gil Abad Ferrer
Ramos
Paul Falcon
Price of New York Exchange memberships advances
The price of New York stock exchange memberships continued to rise today. A sale was reported at $10,000, up from yesterday's transaction.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
British Admiralty Revises 1933 Naval Program
London announces revision adding two new type 9000 ton cruisers and one Arethusa class cruiser. Sir Bolton Eyres Mansell says changes reflect other nations’ programs and London treaty terms, aims to limit larger ships and reduce cost slightly.
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British Admiralty
Bolton Meredith Eyres Mansell
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Eyres Mansell
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