Claim Wallis Duke Disagree Over Wedding Plans
Vienna reports say Edward Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Wallace Simpson clash over marriage details after her final divorce. They discuss a simple, private ceremony or a grand royal wedding with her new rank. some sources say she will not travel to Austria, while others hint at a sea meeting to avoid publicity. Edward faces potential Anglican Church departure amid Archbishop of Canterbury attack.
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Enzesfeld
Austria
Enzesfeld Castle
Edward
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Simpson
Windsor loses to Baroness Rothschild in Austria golf clash
At Enzelfeld Austria the Duke of Windsor, headachy and despondent, challenged Baroness Rothschild to a golf match and was soundly beaten. The former king praised a partner’s tee shot yet followed with a shorter drive. He laughed off the loss despite lingering annoyance at Archbishop of Canterbury criticism.
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Enzelfeld
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Baroness Rothschild
Canterbury
Baron Eugene de Rothschild
Edward Reacts to Archbishop’s Censure Amid Exile
The former king, staying at a private residence, faces scrutiny after an Empire-wide rebuke by the Archbishop of Canterbury over his circle and personal life. Speculation swirls on a possible fiery reply and whether Parliament would discuss the matter in London.
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Vienna
Ins
London
of Canterbury
Edward
Walford Selby
Queen Mary
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Church of England
GOP Chiefs Talk Hamiltons Offer to Quit Leadership
CHICAGO AP The Republican National Committee opened sessions to discuss party woes after the November defeat. Chairman John Hamilton faced questions on relinquishing the helm while pledging to dedicate full effort to liquidating a 1.3 million dollar deficit.
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Chicago
John Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Washington
Palmer House
Hamilton
National Committee
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Iowa
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Two Coggon Men Held For Theft Of Ducks
William Kehrli and Ronald McDonnell, both of Coggon, were arrested by deputies forlarceny of domestic fowls. They admitted taking twenty eight ducks from a coop near Roy Marburger's produce house Sunday night. Ducks were sold in Cedar Rapids and recovered. Louis Yanko of Cedar Rapids detained for investigation.
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William Kehrli
Ronald McDonnell
Coggon
Larry Condon
Dick Payn
Roy Marburger
Coggan
Marburger
Cedar Rapids
G. K. Thompson
Louis Yanko
Fog Delays Search for Missing Plane Near Mt Timpanogos
Fog halts hunt for a Los Angeles to Salt Lake City airliner missing after takeoff Monday night. Co-Pilot Bogen radioed everything OK at 2 23 am then no further contact. Ground crews and about 1000 ranchers join CCC workers in a large search amid fog and rain.
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Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Bogen
Samson
Milford
Utah
Fred W. Kelly
Jimmy James
Western Air Express
John Campbell
Daniel Hope
United States Army Air Squadron
Great Salt Lake
Edward and Wally Buy Holiday Gifts in Cannes
Mrs. Wallis Simpson shopped in Nice on Tuesday and bought two neckties possibly for Edward VIII, plus handkerchiefs. Edward VIII, now Duke of Windsor, sent Lord Brownlow to Vienna for Christmas gifts. Jewelry was believed to be the main present for Mrs. Simpson.
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Cannes
France
Wallis Simpson
Nice
Edward VIII
Enzelfeld
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Lord Brownlow
Vienna
F D R Jr May Be Home For Christmas
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr who has been in Massachusetts General Hospital since Thanksgiving for sinus trouble may be home for Christmas. His doctor said he likely will not need an operation and could leave hospital within ten days.
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Boston
INS
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Massachusetts General Hospital
White House
George L. Tobey
Woman Found Mummified Body In Woods In New Jersey
WILDWOOD N J AP The body found in two potato sacks along Dias creek was declared mummified not burned or poisoned by acid. Essex County medical examiner Dr Harrison D Martland said the white female, 35 to 40, about five feet two, 115 pounds, had been dead two to five months and showed no bullet or stab wounds. viscera will be tested for poison. Disposal clues point to long time in a hot dry place possibly an attic. Identification deemed extremely difficult.
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Wildwood
N. J
Dias Creek
Harrison D. Martland
Essex County
Martland
New Commercial Pact With Italy Under Discussion
Rome reports that negotiations for a new US Italy commercial accord have begun to replace the 1871 treaty. The existing pact is to be denunciated, effective in one year, officials said on Wednesday.
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Italy
Rome
United States
Gladbrook Man Held On Federal Liquor Charge
Tony George, 48, of Gladbrook was lodged in Linn county jail at 4 p.m. Tuesday by U S Deputy Marshal Joe Petrus. He faces indictment on a charge of violating the liquor tax act of 1934. Bond was set at $1,000.
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Tony George
Gladbrook
Linn County
United States
Joe Petrus
Petrus
George
Wisconsin U President Resists Ouster Over Expenditures
The Wisconsin University faces a battle to oust President Frank amid criticism that he failed to meet his original service memorandum. Regents fault his administration, call expenditures for his household questionable and allege weak leadership in detail, staff contact, and decisive reform.
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University of Wisconsin
Frank
Dr. Frank
Wilkie
Wisconsin Alumni Call for Full Facts on Dr. Glenn Frank Dismissal
Eighty members of the New York Alumni Association of the University of Wisconsin adopted a resolution asking the university board of regents to delay action on the dismissal of Dr. Glenn Frank until all facts are disclosed. President James S. Thompson announced telegrams and letters from prominent graduates supporting Dr. Frank.
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New York
INS
Largest stepladder built for Oregon City high school
Residents say a specially built 24 foot high spruce ladder weighing 119 pounds is perhaps the largest ever built in the western United States for Oregon City high school.
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Oregon City
Ore
Oregon City High School
No Radical Change Pressed in Iowa Property Assessments
Des Moines AP Lou E Roddewig state tax board chairman said the board will not require radical shifts in assessed valuations. The panel will issue guidance for local assessors to avoid drastic changes, after removing the 60 percent rule due to drought and uneven value trends. Governor-elect Kraschel opposed any move to 100 percent valuation.
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Des Moines
Lou E. Roddewig
State Tax Board
Roddewig
Nelson G. Kraschel
Iowa public bidder law held constitutional by court
Des Moines report says Iowa public bidder law was upheld by the state supreme court. The act passed by the 1935 legislature allows counties to bid on property at delinquent tax sales.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Supreme Court
United States Peace Plan Approved by Inter American Conference
The inter American peace conference gave non final approval to a U S proposal for consultation among American republics if internal or external threats imperil peace. The plan appeared among eight projects submitted for consideration at the Buenos Aires meeting.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1936
In Cedar Rapids the 1936 auto toll counts show 480 accidents 385 injured and an unspecified number of deaths amid the city’s traffic data. The figures reflect a period overview of motor incidents and consequences.
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Cedar Rapids
Births from December at St Luke’s and Mercy hospitals
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Landis a son Dec 15 at St Luke's hospital. Also to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Guhl a son Dec 15 at St Luke's hospital. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. L L Melsha Dec 15 at St Luke's. A son for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Derflinger Dec 12 at Mercy hospital. A daughter Joyce Ann born to Mr. and Mrs. L O Grim Dec 12.
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Roger L. Landis
C Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Paul Guhl
Thirty-fourth Street
L. L. Melsha
Twenty-sixth Street
Richard Derflinger
First Avenue
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Paul Byrne
Fourteenth Street SE
L. O. Grim
Third Street SE
Joyce Ann
Unclear 7 p.m. standings across major cities
A fragmented odds style listing shows scores and locations for many teams and cities including Cedar Rapids Atlanta New York Washington Pa New Orleans Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee Des Moines Duluth Omaha Sioux City St Louis Minneapolis Salt Lake City Los Angeles Portland San Francisco Seattle with various numbers that seem like game scores or times. The text lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Cedar Rapids
Atlanta
New York
Washington
New Orleans
Chicago
Innati
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Duluth
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Lake City
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
Unanimous Sponsorship for Peace Treaty Ratifications
A committee modified version gained unanimous sponsorship from all 21 American republics. Secretary Hull's resolution urging completion of ratification of five existing peace treaties, backed unanimously, was approved at the plenary session.
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United States
State Hull
Ican
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