Grandi Ends U S Visit After 11 Days of Talks
Italian foreign minister Dino Grandi concluded an 11 day U S visit aimed at aligning Italy with America on world peace. He met President Hoover and officials in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, praising talks as satisfactory. Grandi urged disarmament and arbitration to secure European peace. He also pleaded for leniency for Orlando Spartaco, the anti fascist who shouted against Mussolini in Philadelphia. Governor Pinchot had not decided on action.
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Eight Phenix City officers sent to prison in liquor case
Opalika Alabama November 27 former members of the Phenix City police department led by J M Blair former chief were sentenced to federal prisons for conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws. The officers were among 58 indicted in a case government said enabled thousands of gallons of liquor to flow into Phenix City under police protection. A jury convicted 12 of the 58 on Thanksgiving Day with sentences pronounced yesterday. Blair drew two years in Atlanta federal penitentiary and a $1000 fine.
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Man blown through house by gas blast in Pennsylvania
Edward Asper, 22, was asleep on the second floor when a furnace explosion blew him through the walls of a Bentleyville house. Neighbors found him gravely hurt. fire followed. He was rushed to Washington hospital and likely to die. In Vernon Texas, Mrs Lex D Medlin, 34, died from burns after clothing caught fire using gasoline to clean a dress. Funeral services planned.
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Hijackers Cut Seats From Pants Of Their Victims
In Dallas on November 27 two men were robbed of 342 dollars and their gold watches. After binding them with wire the hijackers slashed the seats from their trousers to keep the victims embarrassed and quiet. Mangrum lost 276 dollars and Ellis 72 dollars. both blamed two men from a card game they had attended.
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Hungarian Beauty Lya De Putti Dies After Operation
Hungarian film actress Lya De Putti died in New York after an operation for a throat infection. She rose to fame in the 1920s as a beauty and star in American pictures, with roles in Variety, Prince of Tempters, The Scarlet Lady, and God Gave Me 20 Cents, then declined rapidly amid illness and a final failed attempt with oxygen.
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Hills Bros Coffee Pioneers Controlled Roasting
Hills Bros claims their Controlled Roasting delivers consistent flavor by even, hour by hour roasting. The process regulates roast speed and texture to prevent under or over roasting, plus vacuum cans keep air out to preserve freshness. Kansas City, Missouri. 1931.
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De Putti Resisted Hollywood Ties During Stay
The German star Miss De Putti lingered briefly in Hollywood, remained a mystery like Lil Dagover, made few friends, limited acquaintances, and took little part in film colony activities.
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Rifle Accident Claims Life Of Texas Rancher On Thanksgiving
Alpine Texas November 27 The accidental discharge of a rifle killed Elbert Fulcher 38 a rancher at his family home on Thanksgiving Day. Authorities report no foul play suspected and the incident is being investigated.
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Jobless total not increasing above normal
Washington November 27 reports that unemployment is not rising faster than normal, yet the total number of men out of work has reached a new peak. President William Green said the abnormal rise since February has been checked for two consecutive months.
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American Federation of Labor
William Green
Unemployment Projection Highlights Farming Layoffs
Green estimates current industrial unemployment at 6,000,000 or 20 percent of normal. expects it to rise to 7,500,000 by January unless targeted aid keeps workers employed. November payrolls fell short by 200,000 due to lighter farm layoffs than anticipated.
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