Americans Attacked By Mob In Italy
In Padua on November 20 and Milan the Mersch and Bollman couples, all Americans, reported being mobbed by fascists during anti sanctions demonstrations. Their car was damaged and the American flag insulted. police intervened to separate protesters and escort the group to Milan.
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Milanily
INS
Erd
F Mersch
L. Bollman
United States
Neve
League of Nations
Padua
Maso Brothers Institute
Rochester
Inn
England
Milan
Sioux City Adopts Prevailing Wage For WPA Projects
Sioux City council adopts a resolution endorsing prevailing hourly wages on all WPA works projects to prevent impairment of private industry wages and to ensure labor receives fair compensation.
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Sioux City
Fridzy
Woks Progress Administration
Oklahoma Leads in Soil Conservation Drive
STILLWATER Oklahoma AP Oklahoma with twenty five acre soil conservation associations leads the nation in preventing erosion. Dr E R Winters regional director of the soil conservation service said more than 3 000 farmers are actively engaged with the voluntary associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
Acine Soil Conservation Associations
E. R Winters
Soi Conservation Service
King George VT Returns To Greece To Reascend Throne
Athens dispatch recalls King George VT's return to the Greek throne after twelve years in exile. The monarchy was restored following a national plebiscite and a 1923 coup, ending decades of republican and revolutionary turmoil that saw multiple governments and military figures rise and fall in postwar Greece.
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George VT
Greece
Athens
Visica
George IE
Urone
Heilenie
George
Geece
Constantine
Karel Wilhelm
Alexander
Contantine
Thatic
Glucksburg
London
Koundourites
Greek Republic
Beeoueder
Proon
den George Keone
Eootieow
Gaey Teftuin
Capital's Chest Drive Fails To Reach Goal
Washington report states the community chest drive failed to meet its initial goal as the deadline passed. President and Mrs Roosevelt contributed a divided donation, but the total fell about $100000 short. organizers said the drive would continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Washington
Roosevelt
Rev Weller, Retired Episcopal Bishop, Dies
The Rt Revinald Weller 78 died at Copley hospital after a long illness. A former bishop of Fond du Lac Was. Episcopal church, his funeral is set for Monday at St Paul Cathedral Fond du Lac. Memorials may be directed to the church.
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Aurora
Meber Weller
Fond du Lin
Copley Hospital
St Paul Cathedral
Fond Ua
Utilities to Face Civil Penalties
The office of Attorney General Homer S. Cummings directs U S attorneys to refrain from criminal actions against firms failing to register under the act. If general noncompliance occurs the commission will sue large companies to enforce the act and seek Supreme Court validation. The move aims for orderly enforcement and to test constitutionality at the high court. The registration deadline is December 1.
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Homer S. Cummings
Cummings
United States
Supreme Court
Justice Department
United Gas Improvement Company
Delaware Electric Power Company
Securities Commission
Commission
Baltimore
William Coleman
Burco, Inc
American States Public Service Company
U. S. Supreme Court
NRA
Ohio business plan claims 16 million yearly save
A 140 member survey led by Colonel C O Sherill concluded Ohio government could save over 16 million dollars annually. Governor Davey extends the effort via an executive order and seeks legislative action to implement recommendations across agencies including tax and highway departments.
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Columbus
O (Ap
Ohio
Martin L Davey
C O. Sherill
Davey
General Assembly
Tax Commission
Carleton S Carguson
Commission Vicechairman
Commission
Highway Department
Chief Expects Thirteen-Cent Cotton Market Shift
Washington AP Culley A Cobb chief of the AAA cotton section says a large portion of government controlled 4450 000 bales under 12 cent loans could move to market this season as demand remains strong and European stocks are exhausted He notes the price above 12 cents and hints an announcement on the 1936 cotton adjustment program may come Tuesday or Wednesday Cobb adds that unofficially loan cotton may need about 1350 cents per pound before marketing and that current crop is moving to market with 32 628 bales of 1935 cotton under 10 cent loans report
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Washington
Culley
Cobb
AAA
Radio Program Grid with NBC and CBS Listings
A dense schedule of radio programs across NBC and CBS networks, listing performers, orchestras, soloists, and times from morning to late evening. It notes choirs, quartets, bands, talk programs, dramas, and special features with multiple station chains and city affiliates.
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NBC
WJZ
WEAP
CBS
WABC
WGST
WCCO
S. Parkes Cadman
Malequarie
Wz Chain
Quartet i
WJZ Chain
Mark Twain
Weaf Chain
Francis Adair
WEAF
Nell
Salt Lake City Choir
Neco Wogst
Balalaika Orch
NBG
Major Bowes
Symphony Orch
Dick Gasparre
Weap Chain
Sv Rsmo Veer Choral Society
Our Enelis Orpheus Choir
Philharmonic Symphony of
N.Y
WBBM
Chicago
Nyc
Dorothy Per Ana Soprano
Ray Sinatra
Orch
Poa Sue Afche
NDC
Weaf Kyw
Becker
Eos Spitalny Crech
Eddie Cantor
WCCP
KMOX
Leslie Howard
Hendrik van Loon Futhor
Nbcr
Manhattan
Inbc
Kyw Kirsten
Flagstad
Olga Albant
WLW
Waaiter Wineheg
Frank Mann
Wasnt Weinth
Wasne Neg Orch
Seth Parker
Freddie Rich Orch
Inbcit
KYW
Carl Hoff Orch
Shandor
Tnbc
Teesan Carr Orch
George Olsen Orch
Enric Madriguera Orch
Isham Jones Orch
Frank Dalley Orch
Willie Bryant
Twin Cities
Earl Hines
Noc
Waz
Kaye Orch
Henry Halstead
WOC
Bar Association Head Urges Middle Track On Legislation
William L. Ransom president of the American Bar Association urged a middle course on new legislation and constitutional changes. He said the ABA should not sponsor special causes or take sides for any class of lawyers while addressing controversial social and economic reform proposals.
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Atlanta
William L. Ransom
American Bar Association
New York
Ransom
Nick pleads not guilty in liquor possession case
William Nick pled not guilty in district court on Friday afternoon before Judge A B Clark. An information was filed Oct. 21 after state and federal agents reported finding him serving drinks over a bar Oct. 19 at a location north of First Avenue in Second Street NE.
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William Nick
A B. Clark
Nick
First Avenue
Second Street
Cat's Scratch Brings $1,000 Damage Suit
Hyannis Massachusetts United Press reports Mrs Eliza Harris sues a local restaurant company for $1,000 claiming a cat named Vanilla owned by the business scratched her face and clawed her clothes after an incident on a street. The suit seeks damages for injuries.
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Hyannis
Mass
Eliza Harris
Flash System For Traffic Lights In 3rd Avenue And Fifth Street
Traffic Sergeant Gordon Hughes placed a new flash system at Third avenue and Fifth street SE in service Friday afternoon, with amber warning signals for arterial traffic and red signals only for vehicles entering the arterial intersections, supplementing existing stop signs.
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3Rd Avenue
Fifth Street
Third Avenue
Gordon Hughes
First Avenue
Thirteenth Streets
Sergt. Hughes
Hughes
Drunkards To Face Castor Oil Penalty
Goodland Kansas. Judge W A Sexson leads a drive against drunkenness. Defendants charged with drunkenness may choose 10 days in jail or a dose of castor oil. Those who claim they did not know beer was spiked can take the jail term or sign an affidavit stating where the beer was bought.
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Goodland
Kan
W. A. Sexson
Cat Taken For Ride Under Engine Hood
A. S. Higeons of Tribune drove 100 miles from Great Bend and reported lifting the engine hood to find a cat perched on the engine. The cat scampered away unharmed according to Higeons.
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Tribune
Kas
A. S. Higeons
Great Bend
New Methods Hinted To Curb Opium Trade
Washington based narcotics chief H. J. Anslinger urges new international outreach to curb opium traffic amid smuggling bases in Central America and the West Indies. He notes limited response from some nations despite 1912 and 1931 conventions and warns of inbound supplies from China and the Far East. Local cooperation with 23 governments remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. J. Anslinger
West Indies
Nicaragua
British Honduras
Anslinger
China
Dairen
Manchuria
United States
Egypt
France
Great Britain
Holland
Far East
Traffic Patrolman Struck by Car in City Intersection
Louis Louvar on duty directing traffic at 5 20 p m Thursday was struck by a westbound car driven by Adolph Thousand 1014 Fifth avenue SE at the intersection of First avenue and Third street E. Louvar suffered bruises to his left leg and elbow and was dragged several feet before being taken to police headquarters then sent home. Thousand said he swerved to avoid a car blocking his path and continued straight.
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Louis Louvar
First Avenue
Third Street
Adolph Thousand
Fifth Avenue SE
Louvar
Thousand
500 Transpacific Airmail Stamps On Sale At Cedar Rapids
Five hundred of the new 25 cent Transpacific airmail stamps will be put on sale at the Cedar Rapids post office Saturday. The stamps, printed in blue, celebrate air mail service to Hawaii, Guam and the Philippine Islands. The design features a sun over the sea with a seaplane, a modern ocean liner, a Chinese junk, and sailing vessels, with U.S. and Philippine shields in the corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transpacific Airmail
Cedar Rapids
Hawaii
Guam
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
America
United States
Mercury Dips to New Winter Low of 6 Above Zero
Winter conditions pushed temperatures to a season low of 6 above zero at 3 a.m. Friday. The reading edged to 8 at 7 p.m., then to 12 at 9:30 a.m. as skies cleared. A 21 was recorded at 2:45 p.m. Thursday, with 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 15 at 7 p.m. and 12 at midnight per Chambers Inskeep charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Casper Plummer 83 Dies in Springville
Casper M. Plummer 83 pioneer resident of Springville died Friday. Funeral service Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. R A Badger. Born McConnelsville Ohio Feb 11 1852 he moved to Iowa with parents at age two. He married Alice Secrist Jan 30 1878. she died last January. Survived by two sons Clyde Martelle and Frank Marion a daughter Mrs Béss Newland at home and granddaughter Doris Newland.
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Springville
Casper M. Plummer
Presbyterian Church
R. A. Badger
McConnelsville
Iowa
Alice Secrist
Clyde
Martelle
Frank
Marion
Béss Newland
Doris Newland
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Ohio Insulator Company
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Sport Oxfords
Leathers
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2Nd Avenue
Weller
Episcopal
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Whitney Ensemble
Sprucehead Bay
Minute Men
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Genlan Fona
Lee Gordon
Melody Musketeers
Frank Dailey
Ray Black
Lily Pons
Saprang
Wwoc
Wwcco
Howard Lally
Atay Noble
Ozzie Nelson
Iohero Kay Orch
Eddie Neibau
Ragib
He Toit
Vr Orch
al Lyons
Rch
Tommas Tucker Orch
William Meeder
NBC Weaf Chain
Somata
Bar Association
Cat
Casper Plummer
Ubrufs
Kresge’s
First Avenue SE
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