Soviet Engineers End Confessions In Moscow Court
Eight Industrial party leaders admit false textile plans and past graft as trial proceeds in Moscow. Engineers recount being agents, discuss Paris Briand talks, and pledge repentance while court restricts naming foreign officials. Trial broadcasts continue with crowd attendance and warnings of possible death sentences.
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Moscow
Russia
Krilinko
United States
M. Fedotov
Fedotov
Paris
Recule
Aoe
Briand
Capone's Thanksgiving Meal Falls to Beef Stew
Chicago November 27 The planned Thanksgiving menu for 5,000 unemployed at Capone's free lunch room shifted to beef stew after 1,000 turkeys were stolen from a truck. The examiner noted the theft changed the meal though Capone had his own birds.
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Chicago
al Capone
Capone
Triple Deaths Mar Thanksgiving Reunion
Albert Tarlo 50 a Philadelphia wood working firm executive killed his wife and daughter as they slept then shot himself as relatives prepared for a Thanksgiving reunion. Tarlo daughter Marie 22 was a local singer. father-in-law Louis Roc 80 found the bodies. Police cite a personal crisis mania linked to business distress.
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Philadelphia
Albert Tarlo
Marie
Tarlo
Louis Roc
Kellogg Wins Nobel Peace Prize for 1929
Oslo reports Frank B. Kellogg, former secretary of state, won the 1929 Nobel Peace Prize for his work on the Kellogg Briand pact. Nathan Soderblom receives 1930 prize. Each prize carries 173000 kroner and both winners expected to attend December 10 ceremonies.
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Oslo
Frank B. Kellogg
Storting
Nathan Soderblom
Upsala
Sweden
University of
Mr. Kellogg
Soderblom
Ferdinand Buisson
France
Ludwig Quiddee
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Karl Landsteiner
Rockefeller Institute
Sinclair Lewis
Kellogg Noted Nobel Peace Prize Recipient In 1929
The Hague November 27 Frank B Kellogg former American secretary of state learned from The Associated Press that he had been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 1929. He expressed deep emotion yet waited for official Oslo word while attending a banquet at the Hotel Des Indes hosted by Hallett Johnston American chargé d affaires.
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Hague
Frank B. Kellogg
Associated Press
Oslo
Mr. Kellogg
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Hallett Johnston
C. J. Blekema
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Earth Shocks Devastate Valona District
Despatches from Valona Albania report new earth shocks causing house collapses and injuries across the district. Most residents, camps in fields from days of quakes, escaped further harm.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Valona
Albania
Prince of Wales Visits American Society Dinner in London
In London the Prince of Wales attended a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by the American Society. He praised two defining events: Charles A. Lindbergh’s transatlantic flight and Bobby Jones’s emergence in British golf, noting Jones’s retirement as a relief to English golfers. Ambassador Dawes, met earlier in Buffalo.
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England
America
Prince of Wales
American Society
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Charles G. Dawes
Buffalo
Provisional Peruvian Government Faces Difficulties Denied
Reports from Lima dated November 27 indicate rumors of serious trouble in Peru’s provisional government, but officials deny this. The Lima situation remains described as perfectly normal.
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Lima
Peru
Chile
Argentina
Von Bernstorff and Lord Cecil clash over disarmament plan
Geneva nov 27 German envoy Count Von Bernstorff attacked a French British move to bind Germany to Paris peace treaty arms terms and demanded parity of security. Lord Cecil challenged his view while Hugh S Gibson urged keeping Washington and London naval treaty provisions in force.
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Geneva
Germany
Paris
Count von Bernstorff
Lord Cecil
Great Britain
von Bernstorff
League
Hugh 8. Gibson
London
Parliament Censure Motion Defeated In Key Vote
London reports show the Mac Donald government winning by 65 votes as the censure motion over imperial conference conduct failed 299 to - Labour MP J Simmons clashed with Lord Winterton during the division lobby amid a tense debate on empire trade proposals and Britain’s global trade stance.
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London
MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Conserate
Laborite Co
J. Simmons
Lord Winterton
United Kingdom
Britain
Baldwin
Byrd Sees Antarctic Trek As Great Undone Task
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd says Antarctica remains an unconquered challenge and a major future objective in his new memoir Little America. He details ice conditions, potential scientific returns, perilous flights, and the drive to document an unknown land for glaciologists and future explorers.
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New York
Antarctica
South Pole
Richard EB. Byrd
Little America
America
Byrd
Democrats stand for national welfare over party gain
Rep McDuffie of Alabama insisted Democrats prioritize national welfare in the current distress, defending party leadership and urging swift relief measures. He argued the GOP is not a guarantor of prosperity and called for rapid passage of relief and funding before March 4.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Representative McDuffie
Alabama
House
McDuffie
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Reece pushes new basis to end Muscle Shoals dispute
Representative Reece of Tennessee outlines unnamed modifications to the House bill and aims to guide Senate and House conferees toward an agreement on Muscle Shoals. He stresses keeping faith with agriculture and defense goals, favoring production of fertilizer and avoiding a broader government versus private operation clash.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Reece
Tennessee
Senate
House
Muscle Shosle
Congress
Three-Way Shot Accident Kills 15-Year-Old in Sistersville
In Sistersville West Virginia on November 27 Aldo Watkins 15 was killed when his shotgun discharged while he approached a rabbit burrow. A fragment struck companion Sherman Henry who dropped his gun and was wounded Herman Watkins 25 brother of Aldo sustained minor injuries. Henry hospitalized with facial and arm wounds.
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Sistersville
W. Va
Aldo Watkins
Sherman Henry
Herman Watkins
Aldo
Henry Wen
Soviet Seek Aid in United States for Meat Plant Network
Chicago reports Soviet Russia seeks U S assistance to copy Chicago meat packing methods. Fifty engineers will transfer blueprints for forty packing plants costing about 80 million dollars. Two plants are planned in Moscow and Semi Palatinsk with 3000 workers to produce kolbassa sausages.
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Russia
Moscow
America
Soviet Russia
Soyusmiaso
Government Meat Trust
Semi-Palatinsk
Sberia
Rusela
H. P. Henschien
Commission
Henschien
United States
Argentina
Volynski
State Control of Water Rights Urged by Wilbur
Secretary Wilbur urged that water power development be controlled primarily by states to avoid authority duplication with the federal power commission. He emphasized state federal coordination, noted navigation and federal properties as federal concerns, and said most activity is in Western states with 449 projects licensed overall.
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Wilbur
Federal Power Commission
Power Commission
Interior
Commission
Mississippi
California
Pacific Coast
Columbia River Basin
Boulder Canyon Dam
Boulder Canyon
Commisson
States May Get Control of Land
Washington says a public lands plan will transfer the public domain to states with government preserved subsurface mineral rights. A Hoover committee proposes negotiations with states, a joint survey, and continued revenue sharing from oil and gas during the transition.
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Washington
Hoover
Public Lands Committee
Wilbur
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Etete
Trail Of Missing School Teacher Found In Ravine
Fort Morgan Colorado November 27 a suitcase identified as belonging to Miss Enid Marriott Wiggins school teacher believed kidnapped ten days ago was found in an irrigation ditch ten miles west of here. Paul Walker and his brother Henry Fort Morgan found clothing and a $1000 life policy with Miss Marriott as beneficiary. Sheriff Johnston says the case remains a kidnapping and slaying investigation with the body likely in the ditch. Marriott disappeared November 16 after leaving a train at Wiggins with a man in a large sedan reported tailing her.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Enid Marriott
Wiggins
Here
Paul Walker
Henry
Thanksgiving Day Activities Highlight Bluefield Public Event
Bluefielders enjoyed a varied Thanksgiving program led by the Concord vs Bluefield football game at Wadefield, a 6 to 0 Bluefield win, plus church services, hunting, and meals. Downtown stores were closed and fire and police activity was minimal amid cold winds. In Washington, President Hoover observed a quiet holiday with a White House turkey dinner and an early look at his congressional message while cabinet members hosted family gatherings.
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Federal Street
Capitol
Washington
Capital
White House
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Congress
Allan
Harvard
Curtis
Edgar Rickard
New York
Peggy
Stark McMullen
Palo Alto
Cal
Central Presbyterian Church
Woodrow Wilson
James H. Taylor
Boy pilot joins Caterpillar glub
A daring parachute leap from 10 000 feet saved Gerald Nettleton a 20 year old aviator from Toledo Ohio as dense fog and frozen instruments forced him to abandon his plane. He drifted to Pine Valley and landed unharmed after the craft crashed about a mile away.
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Cal
Gerald Nettleton
Toledo
Ohio
Nettleton
Pine Valley
Young Nettleton
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Paris Arrest of Anti-Fascist Leader Ruggiero Greco
Paris authorities arrest Ruggiero Greco described as the mainspring of the communist and Anti-Fascist movement in France and possibly Europe, on charges of using forged identity papers.
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Paris
Ruggiero Greco
France
Europe
Record Cold Across Bluefield Region and Six States
Extremely cold across Bluefield region with zero to near zero readings. Reports say six neighboring states hit record lows, snowfall, and travel disruptions as Northern weather edges toward improvement except in Virginia.
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Virginia
Bluefield
Alberta Wheat Pools Seek Bank Charter
Calgary delegates in session reaffirmed that the Alberta wheat pools should hold a dominant bank charter to supply their own credit. A resolution urging investigations into this plan was passed by the meeting.
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Alta
Alberta Wheat Pool
Dominion Bank
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