Cuba Crisis Deepens as Machado Resists Mediation Plan
President Machado rejects Ambassador Welles peace proposal while Cuba endures protests and martial law. The capital sees strikes, looting, and street clashes as labor demands linger. Welles says mediation not ended. U.S. policy worries intervention, yet Marines unlikely.
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National Labor Mediation Board Opens In Washington
The National Labor Mediation Board formed in Washington begins work on a New Orleans dispute. Chairman Robert Wagner of New York is in Europe with messages sent for his return. Members include Walter Gallangle De Leo Wolman John Lewis William Green and Gerard Swope Kerry Harriman. The president predicts 400,000 will be reemployed by year end.
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Arizona ratifies repeal amendment as nets win big
Arizona becomes the twenty first state to ratify the prohibition repeal amendment by a majority over eight to one. Drys fail to secure enough votes for delegates on the ballot. Era Isabella Greenway wins the Democratic nomination to fill Lewia Douglas’s vacant congressional post, ensuring victory amid no Republican opposition.
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Roosevelt appeals end Pennsylvania coal strike
President Roosevelts appeal to both sides and labor leader Hugh Donison helped end a major Pennsylvania coal strike. Edward F McGrady, NRA labor representative, urged workers to return to the pits, saying he acted for the president. A truce board will review miner grievances and a coal code. Miners will hire their own check weighmen to compute production-based pay. In China Feng Yu Hsiangs last chance to recover from Japan faded as he signed a peace pact and handed command to the national government with Gen Sung Cheh Juan slated as Chinhar governor.
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Economics authorities brief President on budget and dollar index plan
IRE experts James Warburg George P Warren and James F Mocers met with the President at the summer White House Incryde Park New York to present studies on budget taxation tariffs and the feasibility of a commodity price index linked dollar that rises with wholesale commodity rates and fills value accordingly.
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Record Flight By French Aviators Sets Nonstop Distance
French aviators Alau rice and Paul Colas set a new nonstop flight record starting from New York to Rayak Syria about 500 miles beyond the prior mark. They planned to reach Bagdad but fell short by a margin and earned about 900 kilometers of official credit though the flight exceeded 10,000 kilometers at 166 kmh. After celebratory rest the return via Fishrens was halted when Captain Ranieri’s plane crashed killing Squagliy and injuring Ranieri and others.
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Milk Strike Escalates in New York State
More than a dairy dispute grows as Governor Tehman weighs National Guard use while state police clash with strikers in multiple counties. Tear gas and bullets reported as farmers join the walkout amid shortages in cities. 1933 Wenetara Newepaner Union involvement noted.
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Forest Climbing into Brit ish Guiana’s Primeval Canopy
National Geographic Society expedition probes Essequibo forest in British Guiana uncovering a vast primeval realm. Explorers test rope gear and learn Arawak methods for ascent as damp, insect hazards persist amid towering buttressed trees and a green roof canopy.
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Georgrapha Society
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Equatorial Forests
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Air travel dreams weave from myth to modern flight
A column envisions rapid advances in aviation from diesel and electric power to wireless supply, predicting affordable cross continental journeys and a round-the-world trip. It quotes pioneers and discusses Bleriot, future power, and the dream of non stop global flight.
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