Revolt Tides Cuba as Martial Law Is Enacted
President Machado and Cabinet mobilize military resources amid uprisings across Cuba. Rebels led by Menocal and Mendiola gain traction near Havana. private yachts are armed to form a makeshift navy. hundreds arrested for treason. leaders flee toward Chaparra Orienta province as New York hosts rebel headquarters led by Domingo Mendez Capote.
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German Republic survives plebiscite attempt to dissolve Prussian diet
The article reports that an attempted dissolution of the Prussian diet via plebiscite failed, thwarted by a coalition of Nazi, nationalist, and communist factions. It notes the scheme fell short by about 84.5 million votes and that France and Berlin welcomed the result, preserving growing Franco-German accord and a prospective Laval visit to Germany.
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International creditors reach complete agreement on wartime debt plans
Western experts report a full accord on measures to suspend interwar debt payments under the Hoover and Young plans. Governments including Australia Canada Czechoslovakia Greece India New Zealand Portugal Romania and South Africa back suspensions of interallied debts and a Paris era payment halt through June 20 1980.
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Equalization fee demand echoes across farm and political circles
Edward R. Ondal announces at Milwaukee farm bureau meeting that the American Farm Bureau urges a renewal of the equalization fee to curb surplus. The move ties to McNary Haugen plans and faces surprise within the Farm Board and Washington administration.
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Wickersham report condemns third degree policing methods
The commission finds widespread third degree tactics in police forces across elites and rural areas, deeming them violative of American traditions and intolerable. It cites abuse and unfair tactics, warns of lawlessness, and urges Congress to enact a federal code of criminal procedure as a model for states.
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Rhode Island Senator Attacks Government Dole Plan
Senator Elebert of Rhode Island, chairing the senate committee on unemployment, criticized government unemployment insurance as leading to a dole. He framed his view as Hoover’s spokesman while returning from a Western Europe trip studying unemployment and predicting Congress will demand such a system.
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Prsip NT WOOVIRS Fifty Seventh Birthday Observed Quietly
Fifty seventh birthday for Prsip NT WOOVIRS on August 10 passed with no celebration. He returned from the Rapltan camp and spent the evening in the city, with Mrs Hoover returning from Akrom but no guests joined for dinner.
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Nashville publisher and son indicted in Liberty Bank Trust case
A Nashville publisher and his son Tuke Lea Jr are among four others indicted by the grand jury on charges connected to the defunct Liberty Bank Trust Company. The case centers on alleged contrivances related to the bank's affairs.
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Inaugural World Congress Opens in Menleo City
Delegates from nearly all nations attend the opening of a world congress in Menleo City. United by Sen Don Lamberto Vernandez, the event includes speeches by Frank T. Martin and De Don Jose Vinvel Puig Casaurans. Attendees visit theaters and sites such as San Juan Teotihuacan with a closing festa at the stadium.
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Pater Cramp Aviator Reported Fatal Flight Off Shetland Isles
An aviator named Pater Cramp, attempting a northern Europe mail route from Lerwick to Copenhagen, is feared dead after a crash in fog. Colonel and Mrs. Kimbergh were delayed at Point Arrow for three days by bad weather, then diverted north along the Seward Peninsula. dense fog forced a forced landing near the north coast about 75 miles from Some. They reached Safety Bay after lifting fog and continuing to Nome.
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Untitled Fragment Causes Emotional Cost Confusion
A fragment from a personal exchange hints at leaving for love and an unhappy mood. The speaker recalls an expensive last evening with a first lesson costing 18 dollars, reflecting relationship and financial tension.
Im not trying to reach that far quote echoes in hometown papers
A quirky reply attributed to Senator Sorghum provokes local interest as a sincere admirer comments on future generations applauding speeches. The garbled OCR text hints at a hometown newspaper quoting the exchange, though exact names are unclear.
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Intermountain News Briefs From Utah and Idaho Regions
A stacked Utah Idaho brief reports Brigham City leaders planning a two day orchard inspection tour from Brigham City to Proto regarding campground sites. county plans establish a central relief committee to aid unemployed. Other items cover grain harvest in Minidoka, Utah beet tours, Vernon forest fires, rainfall and flood notes, Sanpete tax levies, Denver Milford highway completion, Lincoln highway progress, Ogden death curve realignment, Wasatch irrigation works, Shaffer forest fire, Colton-Salton highway work, Idaho American Legion convention, Salt Lake education spending, and Wheat Day in Garfield County.
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