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November 1, 1930

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VARGAS ENTERS RIO AMID WILD ACCLAIM TO TAKE PRESIDENCY; Brazil Gives Greatest Welcome in Its History to Chief of Revolutionary Forces. 1,000,000 LINE THE STREETS Crowd Shouts, Sings and Weeps for Joy as His Auto Drives Through to Palace. DANGER OF DISSENSION SEEN Stand for Dictatorship by Juarez Tavora May Rouse Southern Resentment. Whole Trip a Triumph. His Soldiers Are Honor Guard. Crowds Cheer Wildly. VARGAS ENTERS RIO TO TAKE PRESIDENCY Juarez Tavora in Limelight.

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

G Vargas acclaimed as he enters Rio de Janeiro to take Presidency; J Tavora's stand for dictatorship may rouse Southern resentment

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ROOSEVELT SCORES ATTACK BY STIMSON AS 'HYPOCRISY'; PURGE BENCH, TUTTLE URGES; CHARGES STAR GOVERNOR He Accepts the Challenge and Will Reply to the Secretary Tonight. PROMISES MORE REFORMS Will Extend Old Age Relief, Aid to Unemployed and State Power Development Plans. HITS AT RIVALS' DRY STAND Based on Opportunism, He Says --Declares They Avoid Real Issues to Attack Him. Outlines Future Program. Relies on Record. ROOSEVELT ATTACKS STIMSON 'HYPOCRISY' Stresses State Issues. An Unemployment Study. Pays Tribute to Smith. Leaders at the Rally.

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Gov Roosevelt scores Repubs' use of corruption issue in campaign

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Notable Births

1930A. R. Gurney, American playwright and author (died 2017)[†]

Albert Ramsdell Gurney Jr. was an American playwright, novelist and academic.

Russ Kemmerer

1930Russ Kemmerer, American baseball player and coach (died 2014)[†]

Russell Paul Kemmerer was an American professional baseball player. He was a right-handed pitcher who played for the Boston Red Sox (1954–1957), the Washington Senators (1957–1960), the Chicago White Sox (1960–1962), and the Houston Colt .45s (1962–1963) to finish his career.