Shirley Temple Now Commands $2,500 Weekly Salary
Hollywood AP reports Shirley Temple’s pay rose to 2500 a week plus royalties, reflecting her box office draw. Her weekly studio salary increased from 1200 and rivals like Freddie Bartholomew and Jackie Cooper receive significant amounts in contrast.
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Edith Maxwell on Trial for Patricide in Virginia Mountains
A jury was seated in Wise Virginia for the trial of Edith Maxwell charged with the murder of her father Trigg Maxwell. Her mother Mrs Anne Maxwell is charged as an accomplice. the case unfolds in a mountain courtroom with strong local presence and a death penalty stance avoided by the prosecutor.
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Sanctions Debate Weathering Mussolini Pressure in Mediterranean
British policy toward Italy likely to harden after two government decisions. No immediate fleet reductions in the Mediterranean and no return to pre tension strength. If Italy uses supply ships, it will face the British fleet as tensions rise amid Egypt and Libya concerns.
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Egypt's Action in Doubt
Cairo officials and British authorities debated sanctions against Italy over Mussolini's invasion of Ethiopia. The Italian legation claimed no sanctions were enacted despite the League of Nations deadline, with Italian imports loading in Alexandria. British officials deferred questions to Egyptian cabinet members amid political tensions. Reports on cattle, food, autos and fuel exports crossing the Sudan border remained unclear.
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Luther heckled by Wisconsin students during Madison visit
Anti Nazi protests disrupted Dr Hans Luther’s Madison press conference as University of Wisconsin students denounced barbarous fascism. Luther defended Germany US relations and refused to engage on Hitler policies while German society groups critiqued Nazi actions.
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Egyptian Students in Alexandria Stage Independence March
Two hundred Egyptian students marched through Alexandria's main street shouting Down with Hoare and We want the Sudan Constitution or revolution Long life Nahas Pasha in a march sparked by British policy remarks. Nahas Pasha leads the independence movement against Britain.
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Japan Moves 10 Carve Up China
Japanese officials outlined a plan to separate North China financially from Nanking and to have North China pay its share of foreign obligations. Troops massed at Shanhaikwan deny intent to invade North China, focusing on countering anti Japanese actions. Ambassador Ariyoshi will meet Chinese leaders to assess actions by Nanking and potential impacts on Sino Japanese relations.
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Wallace urges long term farm program shift noted
Wallace called for moving beyond emergency measures to a long term farm program balancing production with market needs and soil conservation. He stressed county planning through local discussions and warned that adjustments to foreign markets will continue for years. Myers cited bloodsucker interest rates in farm credit and noted discussions with top officials on farm financing.
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Canadian Woman Owns Rare Violins
Grangeville Ontario reports Mrs Ernest Bloom owns three rare violins two of about 200 years old one possibly a genuine Stradivarius. One instrument came from England bearing Antonius Stradivarius Cremony Faciebat Anno 1726 inscription and another bears Anno 1757 Carlo Bergonz: Tece in Cremonae inscription.
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Birth announcements for Goodyear Umeted Gord Flood and Seat families
A series of birth notices from Mercy and St Luke's hospitals report new arrivals. Ronald Lee in Mercy hospital on November 17, born to Mr and Mrs Walter Umeted at Eighth Avenue SY. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Marvin PB Gord at 1703 Maple Drive NW. Another daughter born to Mr and Mrs LeRoy Seat Route 4 Marion on November IT at St Luke's hospital.
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League of Nations declares embargo on Italy in economic war
Fifty one nations unite to penalize Italy for aggression. An all around embargo stops arms and war materials, forbids loans, and bans many Italian goods and key products. Some nations abstain while major powers cut off supplies from silk to rubber and manganese to banks worldwide.
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Berkeley case contented trial continued to December
Los Angeles INS reports Busby Berkeley famed motion picture dance director faces two counts of second degree murder over a fatal automobile crash that killed three people. The trial was continued from Monday to December 2.
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Japs suspect three Americans as spies
Mrs. Robert Ames widow of a Hollywood actor and two American friends were held in a Japanese police station on suspicion of espionage for photographing in a fortified zone. Police kept the film after discovering the pictures showed daikon radish drying on a clothesline, not sensitive military targets.
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Tallman and Kimball Quit Claim on Highway Parcel in Linn County
Elizabeth Kimball and others exchange part of Section 16-82-5 for highway purposes in Linn County with $40 consideration. Sarah E. Tallman signs quit claims and waives any interest in the above premises on November 6, 1935.
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