Uruguay Breaks Ties With Soviet Union Amid Revolt Rumors
Uruguay severed diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia and granted passports to the Russian minister and staff as a precaution against rumors of an armed rebellion. The move follows regional communist agitation tied to Brazil and reports of inspections and troop deployments at borders with Brazil and Argentina.
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Uruguay
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Russia
Alexander Minkin
Legation
Moscow
Brazil
Izvestia Claims Uruguayan Opposition Movement Grows
Izvestia reports in Moscow that a sizable movement forming in Uruguay opposes the government, with the paper noting increasing activity and sentiment among Uruguayans.
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Izvestia
Uruguay
Youth Who Killed Father Faces Hearing For Shooting At Mother
Haugeman Falin, 16, previously cleared of murder after killing his father, is set for a Jan. 6 hearing on allegedly shooting at his mother. Mrs. Falin says he fired several shots and warned she would receive the same fate as the father. The youth was released Dec. 9 after testifying he acted in self defense during a beating and threats.
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Haugeman Falin
Marriage Licenses for Marion Center Point Cedar Rapids
Clarence Hopker of Marion and Doris Trimble of Center Point. Alex E O'Neal of Cedar Rapids and Bernice Cruise of Marion obtained marriage licenses.
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Marion
Doris Trimble
Center Point
Alex. E. O'Neal
Cedar ,Rapreeids
Bernice Cruise
Local Woman Wins 1000 Dollar National Contest Prize
Mrs. Ralph Moorcroft of 1054 Sixteenth Street NE won a $1000 holiday verse prize in a national cosmetics contest. She has entered about 300 contests since turning to domestic life four years ago, with prior prizes including an electric refrigerator and small cash awards.
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Ralph Moorcroft
Sixteenth Street
New York Welcomes New Year With High Cover Fees
New York clubs and hotels raise New Year eve prices with $29 cover for non members and $15 for members and guests. Reservations at swank spots include supper and noisemakers with breakfast often offered free. drinks extra. Demand is high and many reservations are already sold out.
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Hepburns Sister Enrolls for Work at Hull House
Katharine Hepburn's sister Marl on Hepburn and Lois Shaw of Boston enrolled at Hull House in Chicago to begin two months of voluntary social service work on the northwest side. They left Christmas vacations to start visiting immigrant homes and engaging families in welfare activities.
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Katharine
Lois Shaw
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Bennington College
Vermont
Hull House
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Connecticut’s Scientific Marriage Law Goes Into Effect
Hartford reports the new marriage law becomes effective, marking a drastic change in how marriages are conducted under state statute. The measure, enacted previously, now governs ceremonies and related requirements.
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F. L. Mickle
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Editors Quit Over $2.50 Christmas Gift At Dutton
Three vacancies opened at E. P. Dutton as editor in chief Merton Yewdale and associates Samuel Middlebrook and Louise Nicholl resigned. They said the $2.50 Christmas present was an insult and declined to accept it.
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E. P. Dutton and Company
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Merton S. Yewdale
Samuel Middlebrook
Louise T. Nicholl
Forsaken by Other Woman After Wife's Suicide
Chicago AP report shows James Hayden left with no wife or girlfriend after his wife, 23, shot herself following a troubled relationship with a younger woman who had earlier left him. The incident centers on the self-inflicted death and the falling apart of relationships amid a love triangle.
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Chicago
James Hayden Friday
Coroner's Jury Hears Love Triangle Admission
Hayden 24 testified he loved another woman prompting Josephine Carden to be named as the focus of the coroner's inquiry. Later Carden said she did not love him and doubted they would meet again, calling him one of several boyfriends.
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Hayden
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Supreme Court curb would destroy the Union says Day
Justice L B Day of the Nebraska Supreme Court and president of the Nebraska Bar Association warned that a proposed constitutional amendment curbing the U S Supreme Court would destroy the Constitution and the union if adopted. He said it would set back a century and a half of progress.
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L. B. Day
Nebraska Supreme Court
Nebraska Bar Association
U. S. Supreme Court
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