Flemish Art to Be Shown in Paris Exhibition
Paris plans a restricted Flemish art show following the success of the Italian exhibit. It will run in the Orangerie with works from Van Eyck to Greughel, excluding Rubens and Van Dyck, drawn from Bruges Ghent Antwerp Brussels the Louvre and private collections. The Mystic Lamb may be shown as a highlight.
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Petit Palais
Orangerie
Rubens
van Eyck
Greughel
van Dyck
Louvre
Bruges
Ghent
Antwerp
Brussels
van der Weydens
Hospital Saint-Jean
Martin van Neuwenhoven
Marie Morcel
van Eveck
Saint Baron of
Round Up Rebels For Brazil Court Round Up Rebels For Brazil Court
Brazil's federal government crushed a short-lived Socialist uprising. At least 1,300 rebels were rounded up for court martial, with reports suggesting over 1,500 arrests nationwide. Three hundred key detainees were moved to Flores Island near Rio for safekeeping.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Isle of
Flores
Rio Harbor
Hunt for five missing persons continues in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police pursue leads on five missing individuals while also weighing a possible link to the first wife of Chester Comers. Kansas City officials note the burial of an unidentified woman but relatives back a Comers family identification.
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Oklahoma City
U.P
Chester Comers
Kansas City
Kan
Potter's Field
Comer
Amarillo Seeks Bids for Water Pipe and Fittings
City of Amarillo invites bids by 7 30 P M December 3 1935 for cast iron pipe fittings and valves to meet AWWA specifications including gate valves hydrants and hose connections. Bids require a five percent certified or cashier’s check. City reserves right to accept or reject all bids. H R Smith city manager November 15 1935 Amarillo Texas.
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Amarillo
Texas
AWWA
Hell Ship Morgan Fails To Find Tuna Clip Upon Pacific Run
Hollywood correspondent Paul Harrison recalls a chaotic shoot aboard a large launch chasing George Bancroft in a Pacific sea odyssey. The crew endures rough waves, a banana custard pudding mishap, a coast guard sighting, and delays before finally locating the Southern Cross, a weathered ship, at dusk.
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Paul Harrison
Hollywood
George Bancroft
Morgan
Pacific Ocean
Neptune
Bill
Keystone
Coast Guard
Lederman
Bancroft
Ann Sothern
Hell-Ship Morgan
Southern Cross
Bonaparte Napoleon sparks studio quarrel over film title
A conference of executives and writers erupted over a proposed film title. A writer suggested Lud wig Napoleon while a boss dismissed box office brains and pushed for the Bonaparte Napoleon, signaling a creative clash.
No Change in Precincts for Ballot Monday
Potter County voters face no precinct or polling place changes for the local option liquor ballot to be cast Monday. Election judges from last year oversee a simple two inch by four inch ballot reading for or against sale of liquor. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Official results arrive in five days after county commissioners tally the votes. Unofficial returns expected within two hours after polls close.
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Potter County
Ted Blackburn
Charisse Dance Recital Tickets On Sale Now
Tickets for the Charisse dance recital are on sale through the Social Center for Girls committee. Early purchase is urged and tickets may be obtained from Mrs H. E. Smith, Mrs Cc. FE. Johnson, Mrs Arthur Ware, Mrs Cc. B. Reeder, or Mrs A. E. Drake at listed phone numbers.
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Social Center For Girls
H. E. Smith
Cc. FE. Johnson
Arthur Ware
Cc. B. Reeder
A. E. Drake
Many Woods Used In Church Organ In North Dakota
Carl Thompson a 43 year old bachelor farmer at Fort Ransom North Dakota began a home made pipe organ after being inspired by a church organ in 1918. He sourced materials from many countries and seasoned wood for a decade. He has spent about 500 for materials and estimates 200 more to finish. Lacking funds he built a lathe from an old cream separator to grind delicate parts and has also built many violins.
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Thompson
Body of wife of Van Vlack found by cops
The body of Mildred Hoox of Tacoma Washington was found near Twin Falls Idaho this morning. She is the divorced wife of Douglas Van Vlack who is jailed on a murder charge after the highway patrolman Fontaine Cooper was shot and Deputy Henry Givens wounded during a highway encounter. Sam Alrod Twin Falls police chief located the body along a railroad track in a shallow ravine about a mile north of Berger.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Mildred Hoox
Tacoma
Wash
Douglas van Vlack
Fontaine Cooper
Here
van Vinck
Henry Givens
Sam Alrod
Berger
Wrecks Heaviest In Late Afternoon
Indiana reports its heaviest auto wrecks occur between five and nine PM. State Police Superintendent Donald F. Stiver orders 75 officers to patrol night hours to inspect lights brakes and reckless driving marking the first time Indiana policemen work at night.
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Indianapolis
State Department of Public Safety
Moet
Indiana
Doald F. Stiver
Forest Region Now Seed Laboratory
The Tillamook forest fire burn area of 325000 acres two years ago is used as a living lab for reforestation studies. Researchers test how far seed from a growing forest spreads into the burned zone and whether fire destroys seeds germinating when the fire occurred. Results will show if nature can reseed the area or if modern planting and seeding are needed to ensure a timber stand.
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Portland
Ore
Tillamook
French Pocket Torpedo Boats Take On Nazi Craft
PARIS November 29 The French navy tests a fleet of fast motor boats with two 18 inch torpedoes each at 52 knots. Built since 1921 these pocket torpedo boats average 40 feet long and launch torpedoes from stern tubes, designed to dart from behind battleships and escape enemy fire.
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Paris
Germany
Hitler
France
Reichs Beer Rise Reported as German Profits Grow
German federal statistics show beer consumption up 29.6 percent from the prior year with 445.46 pints per person and a beer bill near 107 million dollars. The note links higher drink to Nazi era business influence amid annual totals and per capita figures.
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Berlin
Federal Statistical Department
Germany
Greece Confiscates Rebel Leaders Fortunes Amid Revolt
A Greek court martial orders seizure of personal fortunes of March revolt leaders. It includes $100,000 belonging to Eleutherios Venizelos and his wife, plus cash in banks and government and commercial bonds. Real estate may also be seized though some expect a temporary action likely to be reversed under an amnesty decree.
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Athens
Eleutherios Venizelos
Murals Take Sly Digs at Politics
New York artist Hugh Troy solves hotel mural problem with playful works titled Washington Merry-Go-Round and The Fandwagon. The first mural portrays political satire in a bustling hotel scene with caricatured figures.
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New York
Washington
Hugh Troy
Alleniu Claims Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Allenru as a safe non opioid prescription that relieves rheumatic pain gout and sciatica within 48 hours. It promises reduced agony and renewed life and notes the product is sold by leading druggists nationwide with a choice of 4 and 8 ounce prescriptions.
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America
Political cartoon scene features Uncle Sam and eagle above Capitol
A pink cloud carries a ferocious eagle chasing a silk-hatted financier while Uncle Sam attempts to restrain them. The Bandwagon illustration mirrors this satire with a prominent elephant and donkey, signaling partisan commentary.
19 Rebels Killed By Mexican Troops in Jalisco State
Mexican authorities report 19 insurgents killed in a campaign against rebels in Jalisco. Sixteen died in a two hour clash at Loma Del Alba with federal troops, three others in separate encounters. Rebels fled to the mountains after the battle leaving leader Jose Maria Barmirea and his chief lieutenants dead on the field.
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Mexico City
Jalisco
Loma del Alba
Loma del Alaba
Jose Maria Barmirea
Travel Bureau Liability In Austrian High Court Case
Vienna case shows a furrier suing a travel bureau after being misled about Hel singfors travel. Bureau offered a route via Tallin with air service only in winter when sea routes fail. He failed to reach Finland for fur season and won damages. The report notes Reno Ney courts granted 13,500 divorces in four years at a net cost of $7 000 000.
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Vienna
Navy
Supreme Court
Helsingfors
Tallin
Finland
Reno, Ney
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