Pan American Conference Opens With Propaganda Debate
At Lima the eighth Pan American conference opened with tentative Argentine plans to bar foreign residents from political rights amid German propaganda activity. Secretary Hull led the U S delegation and urged unity, while President Benavidez of Peru proclaimed confidence in democracy and hemispheric sovereignty.
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Lima
Hull
Mario Antelo
Germany
Austria
Cantilo
Carlos Concha
Jorge Matte Gromaz
Julio Tobar Donoso
Franio de Mello Franco
Concha
Eld
Oscar R. Benavidez
Peru
Fire Sweeps Columbus Home for Aged. Three Die
In Columbus the Kern Rest home fire fatally injured three and wounded at least six others with one in critical condition. Mrs Adelia G Miles 84 died of smoke suffocation in hospital along with a woman and a man. William Sisk and George W Clark were among the seriously injured.
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Columbus
Kern Rest
Adelia G. Miles
Bertha Kern
William Sisk
George W. Clark
Impeachment Talk Flows Over Secretary Perkins Case
Washington reports renewed impeachment talk in the House Committee on Un American Activities as it discusses the Henry Bridges deportation case. Witnesses label Bridges a Communist. Chadwick argues the Strecker decision governs Bridges. Dies defends limits of Strecker’s bearing on the matter.
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CIO
Washington
Perkins
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Harry Bridges
Bridges
West Coast
Communist Party
Stephen F. Chadwick
Rep. Thomas
N. J
Supreme Court
Strecker
Congress
Dies
Tex
Miss Perkins
New Orleans
Labor Department
Chadwick
Castle faults U. S. Latin policy in sharp attack
Former under secretary of state William R. Castle told an Inter American Forum at Washington University that the pendulum had swung from arrogance to supineness. He warned that American rights must be defended to earn real respect and cited Mexico's land expropriation and bond defaults as proof of weakness damaging American interests.
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Washington
William R. Castle
Amie Washington University
inter-American Forum
Castle
Mexico
Latin America
Ex-Austrian Official Expelled From Nazis
Vienna reports Joseph Buerckel expelled Franz Winkler former Austrian vice chancellor from the Nazi party for involvement in corruption tied to the Bread factory Austria's largest bread producer. The official communique appeared in this morning's papers.
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Vienna
Joseph Buerckel
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Franz Winkler
Nazi Party
Inkler
Raleigh board spurns impeachment petition
Beckley West Virginia December 7 The Raleigh county board of education voted three to one to reject a petition demanding the impeachment of county superintendent E Van Dorsey on a charge of bribery The board had earlier dismissed impeachment proceedings based on 17 counts and the latest move cites a $2500 payment to board member Billups in exchange for the superintendent’s appointment Billups moved to dismiss the petition with two other members present voting against accepting it.
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Beckley
W. Va
Raleigh County
Billups
George Williams
Wage-Hour Denies Exemptions for Banks and Radio Firms
Washington reports the wage-hour administration rejected local exemptions for banks insurance firms newspapers radio stations and telephone companies under the labor standards act. An interpretive bulletin says service establishments are typically hotels restaurants laundries garages barber shops beauty parlors and funeral homes and notes editors may still be considered professionals.
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Washington
Congress
Hull Trade Pact Plan Hit Before Manufacturers
New York December 7 AP Manufacturer leaders meeting voices opposition to Hull reciprocity. H L Derby American Cyanamid president warns against non-signer benefits sparking world trade war and urges diplomacy based on national labor and business interests. Eden slated as speaker. convention aims to bolster cooperation with government and industry.
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America
New York
H. L. Derby
American Cyanamid & Chemical Corp
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
Derby
Aur
Offic
Anthony Eden
England
Eden
Acquitania
Charles R. Hook
Association
O Ae
W. Gibson Carey, Jr
Yale and Towne Manufacturing Company
Latin America
H. V. Kaltenborn
Raymond Moley
Newsweek
Magazine
Republican Party
Moley
Ublicans
George Gallup
Public Opinion
Roosevelt
White House
FDR May Ask Spending Out In Message on the Budget
President Roosevelt signals he may request budget cuts or restraint in the next year as he highlights pay as you go defense spending and faces Republican criticism of New Deal programs. French deficit finance and Daladier’s economic stabilization drive add to the budget debate shaping January congressional actions.
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FDR
Kirkel. Simpson
Washington
Roosevelt
Rooosevelt
Senator McNary
Oregon
Robert Taft
Ohio
Congress
Hy Vm Ve
Premier Daladier
France
Daladier
Widower Marries His Son's Widow in Pittsburgh
John Roll a 56 year old widower and pattern maker wed Helen Elizabeth Roll 31, widow and his son's widow. They obtained a license in Cumberland Maryland and plan to return to Pittsburgh. Roll denies relation to Helen, who previously lost her husband John S Roll, a bank teller, in Bala Ontario.
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Pittsburgh
John Roll
J. E. Murray
Roll
Murray
Robert Jackson
Cumberland
Helen Elizabeth Roll
Jackson
Maryland
Helen Roll
John 8. Roll
Bala
Ontario
Robert
Britain shelves colonial claims on self rule issue
London dispatch reports Malcolm MacDonald shelving Germanys demand for colonial restoration, saying the question is not now a political issue. Labor proposed a general mandate on all non self governing colonies, rejected 253 to 127, with MacDonald warning of international interference in vital points like Gibraltar Aden Malta and Singapore. Prime Minister Chamberlain noted Anthony Eden travels to the United States to present Britains view. Oswald Pirow discusses impressions from meetings with Hitler and Mussolini with Chamberlain.
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London
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
Germany
MacDonald
House of Commons
Areto
Gibraltar
Aden
Malta
Singapore
Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
United States
Oswald Pirow
Union of South Africa
Berlain
Hitler
Mussolini
Fatal Burns From Playing With Fire In West Virginia Home
Louise June Bryant a two year old girl died from burns suffered when Verna Bryant placed a burning stick against her dress during a play session at their Shively Logan West Virginia home. The incident occurred while Thelma Bryant 14 was briefly away and French Bryant the father reported to the coroner. Louise June died at a Logan hospital.
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Louise June
Logan
Morgantown Reporter Breaks Neck in Bed
Morgantown West Virginia December 7 a Morgantown Dominion News reporter Robert Sturgiss was found with a broken neck after his bed overturned in sleep doctors said a spinal vertebra was snapped and he will be incapacitated for some time coworkers said the accident highlights dangers of a restless night and the fragile state of sleep.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Robert Sturgiss
Job Offer Comes An Hour Too Late
Ruth Clayton, 27, was found dead by gas in her New York apartment. A note nearby indicated she killed herself because she could not find work. A policeman answered a late job offer call at 3 p.m. by telephone.
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New York
Ruth Clayton
Last Mile Ordeals at Ohio Death Cell Anna Hahn Walks to Electric Chair
Reporter recounts Anna Marie Hahn's frail final walk from death row in Columbus to the electric chair. The condemned woman, small in stature and shaken, begged for mercy as guards, clergy, and lawyers accompanied her. The scene echoed with quiet sympathy from fellow inmates and prison staff.
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Sarah L. Dash
Columbus Ohio State Journal
Anna Marie Hahn
Miss Dush
Slashed Body of Girl Found Near Oakland Hills
The slashed body of a 19 year old auburn haired girl, Leona Viught, was found today by a mushroom picker off Lovers Lane in the hills above Oakland. Police inspector Thomas Duffy said identification was made by the victim’s mother, Mrs. Leonard Viught. The body showed a chest wound and three throat cuts.
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Oakland
Calif
Lovers’ Lane
Thomas Duffy
Leona Viught
Duffey
Leonard Vlught
Fascists Parade Across Italian Cities Demanding Colonies
Rome reports fascists marching in Naples Florence and Perugia shouting for Italian Tunisia. German Strength Through Joy members joined Naples demonstrators at the German consulate, while Italian students rallied for Tunisia Corsica and Djibouti amid police barriers at the French consulate. The regime tightens racial policy excluding Jews from clubs.
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Rome
Naples
Florence
Perugia
Tunisia
Germany
Tr Duce
Corsica
Djibouti
French North Africa Protectorate
Mediterranean Island
Red Sea
French Somaliland
Il Piccolo
Blonde woman dies in Ohio prison electric chair
Anne Marie Hahn, 25, of Cincinnati, was executed in the Ohio Penitentiary at 8 09 p m for one of four poison murders. She collapsed at the chamber door, pleaded for life, and cried out to warden James C Woodard as guards and matrons carried her to the chair. Dr George W Keil Kot pronounced her dead at 8 60 p m amid witnesses and reporters.
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Batron
John, Sullivan
W. J. Walker
Bidney Brant
Cincinnati
Columbus
Anne Marie Hahn
Ohio
Arma
George W. Keil Kot
Prans
Mrs. Hahn
Col
William Walker
Atins
Sidney Brant
Walker
Mr. Hoodin
Father Sullivan
Father
Champlain
Pather Sullivan
Sarah Dash
Woodard
Brant
Hahn
S. Phillip
Ellin Berlin Named as Mackay Heiress
Clarence H. Mackay named his daughter Ellin Berlin as an heir in his will filed for probate in Mineola New York. The will provides his widow Anna Case of the Metropolitan Opera with 50 000 dollars cash at death plus 2 000 000 in residue shares for Ellin Berlin and her siblings. The estate size was not disclosed. The board chairman of the Postalne company died in New York on November 12.
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Mineola
N. Y
Clarence H. Mackay
Ellin
Irving Berlin
Anna Case
Metropolitan Opera
Postalne Company
New York
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Lima Parley
U. S
Cordell Hull
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
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Callao
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Associated Press
United States Weather Bureau
Lew York
Boston
Miami
Chicago
Denver
Swanee
Louie
Elkins
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Sec. Perkins Indies Inquiry
Joseph Strecker
Arkansas
Frances Perkins
Raleigh Board
Elmer Andrews
Raps
Logan Tot
Anna Hahn
Sarah L. Dush
California
Beautician
Genoa
Reichsae Hitler
Ll Popolo di Roma
Ellin Berlin
MacKay
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