Austria Presses Arms Equality At Geneva Conference
Austria asked for arms equality at the disarmament talks in Geneva and urged more armaments for defense while Italy demanded Germany be present. The U S proposal called for a permanent disarmament commission with broad powers to investigate arms production and trade and full publicity for all orders.
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Europe
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Hugh R Watson
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Wilson
Liquor Store Men Warned Over Sally Hashstinger Case
A Des Moines memorandum warned liquor store managers to prevent sales to individuals linked to Sally Hashstinger and to avoid supplying liquor for resale. It cites a general order from Gov. Clyde Herring last week holding managers accountable for selling liquor to suspected users.
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Toon
Sally Tlashstinger
Gov Clivde Herring Holding Hallosr Stoi Muimnagers
Debate over the Import Export Bank and New Deal clashes
The piece reviews a year of the Import-Export Bank led by George Peck, noting limited loans and stalled foreign trade hopes. It contrasts Peck with Cordell Hull, recounts internal clashes, and skims reactions within the Roosevelt administration and press.
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Washington
George Peck
Ue Bank
Republic of Cuba
State Department
Peek
Cordell Hull
Teroifte
Golf Tee Collectors Stage Thirteenth Hobby Show in Chicago
Collectors gathered in Chicago for a hobby show with over 200 exhibitors. George W Krlewer displayed 1,000 golf tees of unique sizes, T R Schroeder exhibited 500 cacti from multiple regions, Charles Bragin showed a $25,000 dime novels collection, and Dr Alfred J Rodgens showcased 4,600 safety matchbox labels with over 40,000 more at home.
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Chicago
George W Krlewer
T R Schroeder
South Africa
Peru
Chile
New Mexico
Bolivia
Arizona
California
Charles Bragin
Brooklyn
Fred Fearnot
Frank Manleys
France Moves to Restrict Foreign Labor In France
Paris dispatch reports the council of ministers released a communique stating France will limit foreign workers. The measure targets both new entrants and existing workers amid national economic concerns.
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France
Council of Ministers
Pleads Not Guilty To Breaking Door Window
Mis Leota Vance Vane 44 charged with malicious destruction of a door window in county court. She pled not guilty Tuesday afternoon before Judge Foxton. bond set at 300. The incident followed a conference with Supervisor Fred Stummore at the courthouse Saturday morning.
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Fabson
Varnes Iso
Willen Ho Behevens
Fred Stummore
Hetil Corts Aid
Pageant Opens Jubilee Fete of Chicago Prelate
Chicago marked the silver jubilee of Cardinal Mundelein with a global church pageant. The event featured a rain soaked procession to Holy Name Cathedral, a pontifical votive mass, and an ornate display with papal colors, attended by Cardinal Hayes and papal delegate Amleto Cicognani among 17 archbishops and 87 bishops.
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George Cardinal Mundelein
Holy Name Cathedral
Cardinal Mundelein
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Amleto Giovanni Cicoganani
United States
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
Montani
Cardinal Mundelin
Yugoslav Charges Foreign Plot in King Alexander’s Death
In Geneva the Yugoslav assembly charged that King Alexander was assassinated by a foreign plot. The meeting, held during the Chaco War session, fell silent for eight minutes as Eduard Benes paid tribute, while delegate Bogoljub Jevitch foreshadowed a memorandum asserting the crime was inspired and organized abroad.
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Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
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New Belgian Cabinet Vows to Maintain Gold Standard
In Brussels the new coalition cabinet headed by Col. George Theunis pledged Tuesday to maintain the gold standard. The announcement signals continuity in monetary policy as Belgium forms its new government following elections.
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Col
George Theunis
Knox Named Treasurer Of Fayette Farm Society
Special to The Gazette West Union Sharp contests marked the Fayette County agricultural society annual session Tuesday. All old officers and directors were reelected except treasurer F W Schneider who retired after fifteen years. OV Mo Knox was elected to succeed. Ballots cast were 1870 for the first time in the suspects set tors women members came ost in ole pateaut ten beng preset t.
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F W Sehneider
Sears
Mo Knox
Ole Pateaut
O'Connor resigns comptroller post and reshuffles expected
Washington (LP) J F T OConnor resigns Tuesday as comptroller of currency and will become federal reserve agent at San Francisco by December 31. Rumors say Charles West may head the FDIC with Leo Crowley moving to comptroller. The shuffle aims at closer treasury banker cooperation amid new bank oversight posts and other vacancies.
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O'Connor
Charles West
Ohio
Crowley
West
Lewis W. Douglas
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Central Republic Trust Co Placed In Receivership
State Auditor Edward J. Barrett placed Central Republic Trust Co in receivership after a RFC federal suit seeks 14 million dollars double liability from 4000 stockholders including former Vice-president Charles G Dawes. The RFC claims the bank owes 57 million dollars. William L. O Connell may take charge as receiver.
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Chicago
Edward J. Barrett
Central Republic Trust Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles G Dawes
RFC
Dawes
Barrett
William L. O'Connell
Central Republic
Jury May Receive Insull Case Friday
In Chicago AP report defense attorney Charles S Lounsbury attacked prosecutors for absurd theories as Samuel Insull and aides defend themselves in a hundred million fraud trial. Judge Wilkers extended day sessions and ordered night sessions with a Friday verdict expectation.
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Chicago
Charles S Lounsbury
Insull
Samuel Insull
Jesses Lounsbury
James H. Wilkers
First Burglary Report Nets Detective Aided Watchman
In Chicago Harry Lepin hired James Coleman as a watchman to guard his dress shop. Coleman, locked inside, aided by Mattie, allegedly stole 100 dresses and 140 cents before two men forced entry and loaded goods onto a truck. Lepin later claimed the burglary occurred after introducing the shortcut to insurance savings. Police detained Coleman as authorities search for Mattie’s last name.
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Harry Lepin
Walch
Lepin
James Coleman
James
Mattie
Swarthmore Students Vote Pacifist Yet Pro League
Swarthmore College poll shows nearly half the voters oppose any war. 75 percent of male students participated with 46 percent opposing war. Voters favored U S entry into the League of Nations and World Court by 228 to 50. Disarmament favored by 176 to 169, while 50 supported increased armaments.
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Swarthmore, Pa
Swarthmore College
United States
League of Nations and
World Court
Iowa news in brief from Manchester to Independence
CCC member Gioimo of Manchester escaped serious injury when a car owned by Dr. Fulks overturned after leaving the CCC camp at Backbone state park. Mrs Anna Brimmer, 88, Civil War widow, dies in Liberty township. funeral at St Joseph's church. Forty jurors drawn for December Delaware district court term in Manchester with Judge Ralph Hasner presiding.
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Gioimo
Independence
Anna Brimmer
George Brimmer
Buchanan County
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Hopkinton
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R. F. Gienapp
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Abbie Hennessey
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Charles Nagel
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Texas Girl To Sit Beside President At Thanksgiving Dinner
Fourteen year old Mary Elizabeth Rankles of San Angelo will sit beside President Roosevelt at the Thanksgiving dinner at Warm Springs Georgia. She learned she won the seat on Roosevelt's right after a public drawing. She told her parents the moment they called her number she was too excited to answer.
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Mary Elizabeth Runkles
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Mary Elizabeth
R. R. Rank-les
Rescue of 16 year old girl from two year captivity
In Indianapolis police and juvenile court workers rescued Helen Mack aged 16 from an apartment after a two year confinement. Her father Harry Mack and step mother were arrested on child neglect charges. The girl, found emaciated, had been kept from school after eighth grade and fed only twice daily.
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Helen Mack
Harry Mack
Metta Davis
Mack
Showdown on Houde Case Promised by Officials
Injunction proceedings will be brought against Houde Engineering of Buffalo NY an auto parts firm charged with interfering with union organizing. Announcement came from Francis Biddle new NLRB chairman and Golden W Bell DOJ antitrust attorney promising very speedy action.
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Houde Engineering Company
Buffalo
Francis Biddle
National Relations Board
Golden W. Bell
Justice Department
Biddle
Hull May Receive Nobel Peace Prize
Stockholm reports Cordell Hull Secretary of State a possible Nobel peace prize candidate for December 10 award. He has strong recommendations from certain American groups. John R. Mott of New York is also regarded as a possible choice for the prize.
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Hull
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John R. Mott
New York
Funeral for Probst Held at Home
Funeral services for Charles A Probst farmer east of Amana will be at 2 p m Thursday at the Probst home conducted by Rev L Baumgartner of Cedar Rapids Burial will be in Hal Cemetery Friends may call at the home Wednesday evening Probst survived by his wife Bessie six children Mrs Lester Mumm of Williamsburg Charles Pauline Raymond Robert and Bernice and four sisters Mrs A D Thomas Mrs Michael Nunn both of Cedar Rapids Mrs Coleman Putnam of Strawberry Point and Mrs William Dusil of Fairfax
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Lester Mumm
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Fairfax
Queen Marie Plans To Bring Jugoslav Child King To USS
Belgrade Jugoslavia AP Dowager Queen Marie of Roumania hopes to visit the United States again and take her 11 year old grandson King Peter of Jugoslavia with her if arrangements are made. She would travel as a private person to enrich his education by travel.
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Surgeons Remove 70-Pound Tumor From Patient
In Dallas Parkland Hospital surgeons led by Dr. C F Goff removed a tumor from Sophie Johnson, a 350 pound patient, after two weeks of drainage reduced the mass from 125 pounds. Seventy five doctors and students watched the operation, described as highly successful with a cautious recovery ahead during the next day.
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Sophie Johnson
C. F. Goff
Parkland Hospital
Railroad Foreman Shot During Dozy Corners Hold Up
William Tobin, Soo Line section foreman at Prentice, was killed early Wednesday when he tried to disarm a robber after a tavern and filling station holdup at Dozy Corners, nine miles west of Prentice. The bandits fled toward Rhinelander in an auto owned by Frank Schilling, Tobin’s friend.
There’s One Born Every Half Minute con game in Springfield
A salt scam targets motorists on highways into Springfield. A breakdown leads a motorist to stop and accept a bottle claimed to contain morphine or another valuable contraband for a $20 reward. At delivery the bottle is opened to reveal only ordinary table salt, exposing the hoax.
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Springfield
Aiven & Bottle
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