Chest Drive Begins Friday Morning for Community Chest
The Community Chest campaign plans to raise $50 000 and starts Friday after Thanksgiving after delays in materials. Martin Jarett, general chairman, announces twelve committees of ten will begin soliciting early. Private donations have been doubled or tripled over last year with several men already pledging $500 and more expected.
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Detroit parking war grows as tow cars requested
A miniature parking war unfolds in Detroit as motorists ignore restrictions. Traffic Inspector Schink seeks six more tow cars to reach a daily haul of about 350 vehicles to the pound.
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Detroit
Schink
Nebraska to meet Washington in Seattle on Thanksgiving Day
Nebraska football faces the University of Washington in Seattle on Thanksgiving Day in the second game of a home and home series. Last season the teams tied 6 to 6.
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Nebraska
University of Washington
Seattle
Massey of Massey Harris Named Canada’s First Envoy to U.S.
The article profiles Vincent Massey, Toronto born financier and president of Massey Harris Co., noted for Hart House and discrimination in taste. It covers his education at St Andrew’s, Toronto University, Oxford, his brief political bid, cabinet role, marriage to Alice Parkin, and two sons. A safety study from the National Safety Council notes reduced accidents involving children.
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Massey
Vincent Mescey
Vermont
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Grand Ootner
Erie
Pennsylvania
Toronto
Andrew's College
Toronto University
Oxford
House of Commons
Massey-Harris Co., Ltd
Batavia
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Vincent Massey
Gathis
Alice Stuart Parkin
George Parkin
London
England
Lionel
Hart
National Safety Council
Newspaper Life in Japan Faces Censorship and Tight Profits
The article surveys Japanese press under strict censorship, noting libel limits, front page salacious stories, and fear of retaliation. It explains high costs to profit, fly-by-night papers, hand typesetting, and reliance on promotion schemes with subsidies from politicians and business interests. It also mentions specialized papers, women’s sections, and children’s columns.
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Tokyo
Japan
China
America
City Jail Empty All Day in Amarillo
Amarillo’s city jail was empty for a full day, and Chief Charles J. Blackwell praised the city’s crime decline. He credited his force, cleanliness, and jail conditions, noting they aim to provide the best accommodations even for serious offenders and inviting a grand jury visit.
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Texas Ranger
Blackwell
Globe Reporter
Bus Operators Aid Massachusetts Route Consent Change
Massachusetts law requiring municipal consent before bus certificates could be issued has been modified to aid bus operators. The change affects all municipalities on a bus route and aims to streamline approval processes for service.
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Massachusetts
Commission
Cheops Pyramid Stands as Largest Ancient Structure
The Cheaps pyramid rises as the largest pyramid described, standing 461 feet tall with a base of 746 feet square and covering 12 acres.
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Cheaps
Pyramids
State Would Corroborate Leahy Story
The Associated Press reports in George West that prosecutors will corroborate star witness Roberto J. Martinez in the Leahy murder trial of Dr. J. A. Rameey. Martinez testified Leahy killed Rameey last May and helped bury the body in a prepared grave. defense cross examination questioned duress in obtaining the confession.
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