Maine election shift boosts Roosevelt and Democrats
In Maine a Democratic governor was elected for the first time in 18 years, with Louie J. Grann of Lewiston winning by about 1,400 votes over Burleigh Martin. Democrats also took two of three seats in Congress, Edward Moran Jr. and Utterback victorious, while Carroll I. Reed was reelected in the first district. The Hoover administration signaled readiness to continue arguing the nation’s case on issues amid a national mood of caution.
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Louie J Grann
Lewiston
Burleigh
Edward, Moran, Jr
Curtis
Michigan Governor Wilber M. Brucker Renominated
Rimar ies indicate Gov Wilber M Brucker Republican renomination victory alongside Rep Waulcott and Rep Ferson. Democrats name W A Comstock for governor and renominate Senators George El Mines of New Hampshire and Dale of Vermont as well as K B Smith for South Carolina. In Louisiana Representative John J Overton defeats Droussard who sought renomination.
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George el Mines
New Hampshire
Latter Dale
Vermont
Fluey Long
Droussard
Report on Mitchell's Army Inquiry and Hoover Budget Moves
Public release of Attorney General Mitchell's findings on the Bonus Army incident sparks debate across newspapers. President Hoover defends the report while pledging trimmed budgets and continued construction to boost relief and employment as flood control and harbor projects move forward.
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William D. Mitchell
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German government survives amid Reichstag crisis
The Reichstag narrowly supports Chancellor von Papen as President von Hindenburg and Nazi leaders back the government. A failed plan for dissolution triggers a no confidence vote, led by a Nazi, and averts immediate collapse as Goering refuses to recognize the speaker amid the walkout and turmoil.
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Ton Payen
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Stalin’s Grip Weakened by Five Year Plan Failures
A clipped account claims Josef Stalin may soon lose influence as Communist Party Secretary. M. I Maganovich allegedly poised to direct party and state policy, while V. Voroshilov urged to build US recognition as a counter to Japan. Desertions from industry cited as key pressure.
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Japan
Siberia
Japan declares Manchurian state as full nation in Changchun ceremony
An independent Manchurian state set up by Japan in Manchuria is recognized as a sovereign nation at a Changchun ceremony. The city was renamed Halneling to mark the event, triggering strong reactions in Chinese cities.
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Changchun
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HWE Faces Close Call as Military Clique Moves
A military group led by Colonel Arturo Henilez warned Socialist President Carlos Darila that the presidential palace could be bombed or attacked if resignations were not accepted. The air corps gathered at Santiago as Davila stepped down and out.
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Davila
FARM AID PROPOSALS SHARED BY MIDWEST GOVERNORS
Midwest governors and representatives from nine states considered federal assistance for farmers. They outlined proposals including tariff revision, currency expansion, farmer loans, mortgage moratoriums, and surplus control. The plan aimed to aid farmers amid a strike and reduce farm produce blockades in several large cities, notably in Iowa.
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Perilous voyage ends in firefight of air and sea
The Eliylng family of Mr and Mrs George Hutchin with two young daughters survived a dramatic incident off Creemland when an amphibian plane crashed into ice during a night voyage to Europe. They were found alive in an Eskiueo settlement and transported to Angmassallk by the British trawler Talbot amid heavy criticism of the plan to relocate the Hutchinsons through Queenland and Iceland and the Danish government’s disapproval.
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Tord Talbot
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Insolvent Insel Utility Investments Faces Large Deficit
The Insel Utility Investments Inc reports a solvency crisis with assets of 27,477 dollars against liabilities of 145 million. About 51,678 people invested, leaving a deficit around 78474 403 and a bond debenture shortfall near 2,000,600. Bank loan obligations loom large as a major pressure point for creditors.
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Bankera
Waeetern
Tiglon
Copper layoff plan amid Nevada Consolidated Copper action
Intermountain News reports a 40 day layoff effect at Nevada Consolidated Copper continuing to October 10 amid sales of potlinda to style French interests. Utah and San Juan County highway work advances include a 16 mile federal aid project near Monticello, cost about 70000, plus bridge and road repairs in other counties. Disaster canyon travel and a historic river expedition are noted, with film crews capturing the journey.
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State Road Commission
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New Aide to Hoover Named from Naval Reserve Division
Neut Cam Paulus I Powell of Virginia attached to the Naval Reserve Division Bureau of Navigation Navy Department named to duty as an aide at the White House. Commander Powell has served as aide secretary to the commander of United States naval forces in Europe and in the naval intelligence department.
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Cam Paulus I. Powell
Virginia
Naval Reserve Division
Bureau, of Navigation
Navy Department
White House
Powell
United States Naval Forces
Europe
Naval Intelligence Department
North Dakota’s New State Capitol Nears Completion at Bismarck
The $2 million state capitol in Bismarck ND nears completion. It represents modern architecture and attention to fit and equipment to prevent repeats of the Woolen Capitol fire that nearly burned the old building.
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