Reds Brought 20,000 Weapons, Fish Committee Is Told.
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L Smith, testifying at Los Angeles hearing, says 20,000 weapons have been brought to country by Communists
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October 9, 1930
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HINTS HOOVER BOARD WILL ACT ON DRY LAW; Wickersham Tells Hope After a Five-Hour Session Dominated by Debate on Prohibition. HE PRESSES FOR ACTION If Dry Law Is Unenforceable, the Commission Should Say So, He Reiterates. Wickersham Starts Discussion. HINTS BOARD WILL REPORT ON DRY LAW Gets Report on Crime's Cost.
By Special to The New York Times
Amer Legion hdqrs, Boston
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PERNAMBUCO FALLS TO BRAZILIAN REBELS; 150 DIE IN BATTLE; Crucial Fight Imminent as Insurgents Advance on City of Sao Paulo. FEDERALS PREPARE LINES Home Guard Formed as Troops Leave City--Government Gains in Minas Geraes. NAVY REPORTED WAVERING Revolutionists Tell of Parleys With Officers--Claim Ten Planes Have Deserted to Them. Developments in Brazil. FEDERALS REPORT A VICTORY. Rail Traffic Suspended. Pernambuco Captured. PERNAMBUCO FALLS TO BRAZILIAN REBELS Government Says It Dominates. Rebels Claim Six Planes. The Fall of Pernambuco. Rebels Claim Wide Gains. Capture of Alagoas Claimed. Fliers Reported Arrested. Fighting Reported in Para. Federals Extend Themselves.
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Pernambuco falls to rebels; Govt gains in Minas Geraes; rebels claim wide gains
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Prosecutor Sifts Cheating in High School; Hears Graduate Took Test for Student
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Officiai investigation of charge that graduate took examination for student of J Madison High School
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CUBAN NATIONALISTS DEFIED BY MACHADO; President Says He Will Stay in Office to End of Term and Will Hold Elections. BRAVES DANGER IN STREET He Pushes Through Crowd to Palace Steps to Address Cheering Thousands. Speaks From Palace Steps. CUBAN NATIONALISTS DEFIED BY MACHADO Denies Army Transfers. More Rumors Afloat. Machado Approves Sugar Plan.
By Harold N. Denny. Special Cable To the New York Times
Machado s from palace steps, defends administration and defies Nationalists
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Notable Births
1930Hank Lauricella, American football player, lieutenant, and politician (died 2014)[†]
Francis Edward Lauricella, known as Hank Lauricella, was an American real estate developer from suburban New Orleans, Louisiana, a college football player, and a member of both houses of the Louisiana State Legislature.