British Industry Fights Nazi Tactics and Trade Pressure
British Industry SEC. Hudson warns of Nazi tactics aimed at steering world markets. He notes increased government subsidies and external competition as threats, urging measures to defend commerce and maintain access to European markets.
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Insurgent Attack Hits U S Volunteers at Franco Spanish Border
Insurgents bombed near La Tour de Carol as more than 300 American volunteers left Spain. Five insurgent planes dropped eighteen bombs on a railway area outside the Spanish border town, as anti aircraft batteries across the border drove the raiders back. Casualties and damage were not immediately confirmed.
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Baby With Two Heads Dies After One Year
Galena and Irina, a conjoined twin-like infant with two heads and four arms, died at one year and twenty-two days from pneumonia. Scientists studied them for medical insights, noting separate sleep patterns but a shared bloodstream. Irina died thirty minutes after Galena. The preserved bodies and brains were sent to a Soviet brain institute.
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Chicago Stockyards Hit By Market Slump Amid National Trade Boom
Chicago stockyards faced a sharp decline in local activity as farmers sold through markets in Omaha Sioux City East St Louis St Paul Peoria and other centers. Receipts at Chicago dropped to a record November low while other markets reported surging volumes and open market sales shifted away from the Chicago yards.
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Marion News Highlights Local Social and Civic Notices
Marion readers witness a party season with church gatherings gift exchanges and greetings. Notable events include the First Congregational church’s Christmas program and gifts to local couples, plus a teachers and students celebration at the Child Study club and Mother's club luncheon.
Aket Pa Prerersaereers Choice Beef Roasts and More
Grocery ad lists beef roasts and pot roasts from Hargrave Meat and Leibson's. Includes bulk dill pickles oysters and ground beef, with prices and quantities in a condensed, OCR-like format.
Marion Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Miss Verle Breed directed a school play on Wednesday evening. The Congregational church Julian Hen Missionary Society met at Mrs. Wooddenbrook's home with a quiz on the year’s work. Mrs. Alice Oxley dies. burial at Glendale after living near Marion. Bowling scores listed. bridge club to meet. West Marion Garden Club gathering featured talk on Thanksgiving origins. Mr and Mrs Rowe visited Cedar Rapids. Carrie Reichert at Marengo. Garvin Hargrove and family returned from Oskaloosa and visits Perry.
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Recommend Changes In Contract Bridge Scoring
Cleveland AP reports the National Laws Commission urged 1940 changes to bridge scoring. Proposals include making a game contract in all suits at the four level with no trump, creating a sub-slam bonus for the five level, and keeping current small and grand slam bonuses. Present rules require five in minor suits and four in major suits for a game, with slam bonuses only at six or seven level.
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Companies Enter Not Guilty Pleas in Indictment Case
Both entered pleas of not guilty through their counsel as defendants under indictment. Judge Sullivan continued the court cases until December 12.
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Morro Castle Hero Guilty In Bomb Plot
George W. Rogers a 41 year old hero of the Morro Castle disaster and former Bayonne police officer was found guilty of planting a home made bomb with intent to kill or maim Lieut. Vincent J. Doyle. Doyle suffered a broken leg and missing fingers when the bomb exploded at Bayonne police headquarters on March 4. The verdict came from Common Pleas Judge Brown in a trial held without a jury with sentencing set for December 15.
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Fisher Body Plant Flint Closed by UAW Walkout
Flint Michigan Fisher Body plant No 1, with 6 000 to 7 000 workers, shut Friday as CIO UAW members walked out after a strike vote 3 434 to 433 over wage rates in the press and metal departments. GM warned loss of bodies could force Buick plant closure. Detroit imposed two week disciplinary layoff for four ringleaders.
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Jury Duty Freezes In Douglas County Nebraska
Douglas County Nebraska suspends jury calls from December 9 to January 1 as the jury fund is exhausted. Judges declare an emergency allowing a draft of any man encountered to serve without pay if a defendant seeks a jury trial. About 400 jurors must wait with no pay until the new budget arrives.
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Two Plead Not Guilty To Dairy Probe Charges
Two ice cream executives charged in a federal Sherman act case appeared before Judge Philip L. Sullivan. C. S. Hutchinson, vice president of Beatrice Creamery Co in Chicago, and Ernest H. Daniel, president of Carry Ice Cream Co in Washington, pled not guilty.
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Mouth Officials and Auto Workers Union Leaders Meeting
Officials and United Auto Workers union leaders met Thursday to discuss labor issues and potential contract talks. No further details provided in the fragment.
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Wide Improvement Noted In Private Investment Fields
New York report to the Association of Life Insurance Presidents notes a broad improvement in 1938 investments. T A Phillips of Minnesota Life reports 49 firms holding 92 percent of assets show government bonds down to 4.551 billion, urban mortgages rise, corporate bonds up, and real estate and policy loans as a smaller share of total assets.
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Bright tobacco crop could yield 250 million pounds AAA claims
The AAA warns that without production control the annual bright tobacco crop may bring a guaranteed surplus of 250000000 pounds, signaling a major potential impact on market supply and pricing.
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