English Supervisor Of Saar District Faces Nazi Pressure
Geoffrey George Knox, head of the League of Nations Saar commission, battles Nazi campaigns while guarding minority rights ahead of the January 13 Saar status vote. Knox, born 1884 in England, has a long diplomacy record from Cairo to Angora and Istanbul.
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League of Nations Commission
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France
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Leacue Commission
Brown House
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Zweibruecken
Dr Goebbles
Governing Commission
Sec
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Goebbbels
Cairo
England
Turkey
Constantinople
Angora
Kemal Pasha
Saar Commission
Inboves
America
Saarbruecken
Resion
Gly-Cas Medicine Advertisement Claims Restored Health
A testimonial style ad describes Gly-Cas restoring daily energy and sleep quality after 26 years of ailments. It touts rapid relief from head aches and back stiffness, claiming the product is "JUST AS ADVERTISED" and sold at Tritt Drug Store corner First Street and Third Avenue SE.
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Matt
Wvernowas
Tritt Drug Store
First Street
Third Avenue SE
Canadian Scientist Studies Remains Of Ood Sea Monster
Dr Neal Carter at the Prince Rupert fisheries station studied beach remains found on Henry Island south of Prince Rupert. The creature about 30 feet long had warm blood and hair with spines, a horselike head, and a backbone as its main bone. Nearby legends of Cadborosaurus add intrigue.
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Neal Carter
Prince Rupert Dominion
Henry Island
Carter
Amy Cadborosaurus
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Seattle
Castle treasure sale to liquidate Henderson estate in DC
Washington AP reports that John B. Henderson Castle and its vast holdings will be auctioned in January. The Henderson fortune once valued at 30 million dollars is now appraised at 1.5 million after debts. The property sits on Sixteenth Street overlooking downtown with embassies and town houses nearby.
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Washington
Henderson Castle
John B. Henderson
Sixteenth Street
Henderson Holdings
Henderson
Congress
318 Wandering Jews To Be Permitted To Return To Poland
318 homeless Jews stranded in Constanza Roumania for two months were approved to return to Poland. Harbor authorities allowed them to land from the S S King Carol and depart on a special sealed train to Poland with guards to prevent desertion en route.
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Poland
Constanza
Roumania
Warsaw
S. S
Carol
Insull Attorneys Attack Prosecution Tactics in Chicago Trial
Samuel Insull and sixteen associates’ lawyers shift from pleas of innocence to sharp criticism of prosecutors. J Fred Reeve questions Dwight H Green for inactivity and says the case rests on misrepresentations. Reeve also singles out Leslie Salter, saying his ideas directed the prosecution were misleading and may reveal hidden promises.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
J. Fred Reeve
U. S
Dwight H. Green
Green
Leslie Salter
Salter
Illinois sales tax to become permanent under bill
The Illinois sales tax will be a permanent part of the revenue system after identical bills passed both houses. The final steps require Senate approval and Governor Horner's signature to place the extension on the statute books.
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Springfield
Til
Senate
Horner
Score Indicted In Moonshine Probe
In Harrisonburg Virginia a federal grand jury investigating Franklin County moonshine and bootleg activities handed up a score of indictments as new witnesses described the manufacturing transporting and marketing of illicit liquor.
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Score
Harrisonburg
Federal Grand Jury
Franklin County
Predict 4 Million Acres Increase in 1935 Allotments
Washington dispatch reports a crop production program to raise at least 4 601 000 acres for 1935 over current limits. Secretary Wallace is expected to propose the maximum 25 percent cut from base cotton production to be announced by December 1. Even with full cooperation the gain would exceed 4.6 million acres.
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Washington
Ins
Agriculture Wallace
Wallace
AAA
Seek To Correct Liquor Advertising Regulations Hearing
Washington AP reports the alcohol control administration held a Thursday hearing to craft new liquor advertisement rules. Director Joseph H. Choate Jr says most post repeal ads are high quality but a few large distillers have pushed unsatisfactory industry conditions.
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Washington
The
Alcohol Control Administration
Joseph H. Choate
Steel Corp and Labor Board Brace for Clash
Washington AP reports a court battle looms between United States Steel and the steel labor board after collapsed negotiations with the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. The board likely will rule soon on an election at Carnegie Steel's Duquesne plant in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Labor Board
Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Steel Board
Amalgamated
Carnegie
Steel Company
Duquesne, Pa
Carnegie Steel
United States Steel
Broadway Jones Faces Manslaughter Charge in Woman's Death
Frank Lawrence known as Broadway Jones, a 47 year old gambler, is ordered to stand trial for manslaughter after a coroner's jury found he inflicted cruel mental humiliation on Lucille Nolan, 20, a nightclub butterfly who jumped to her death from the Medinah club on Chicago's gold coast. Jones was taken to the state attorney's office following the verdict.
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Chicago
INS
Jones
Frank Lawrence
Lucille Louise Nolan
Medinah Club
Gold Coast
Socialized Medicine Opposed By American Medical Association
The American Medical Association formally opposes socialized medicine in its official journal. It supports only properly controlled experimentation with new forms of medical practice. The editorial by Dr. Morris Fishbein notes the Washington meeting of labor secretary Frances Perkins's medical advisory board and warns of huge projected costs of any national medical insurance plan.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Association
Morris Fishbein
Washington
Medical Advisory Board
Frances Perkins
Sues Judges And Talks In Big Sums
Federal court attaches in Los Angeles questioned the pronunciation of a vast sum George Joseph Gossman demanded in a suit against several superior court judges. He claimed the jurists ruined his welding business, pushing it into bankruptcy, and sought living expenses of 50 dollars weekly until he could collect the huge amount.
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Los Angeles
George Joseph Gossman de
Manded
Gossman
Make a Superior Home Cough Remedy With Pinex
A simple syrup base using 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water forms the carrier. Add 21 ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle, mix with syrup, and you have a potent, long lasting cough remedy that rivals and beats store bought options with quick relief and dependable healing action. Pinex is described as a highly concentrated pine-based compound offering soothing and penetrating relief.
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