Europe Debts Outlook Looms Over Global Markets
Washington and Paris debate debt relief plans as Hoover pushes for a commission while Roosevelt signals reliance on existing channels. Britain, France, and Belgium face moratorium tensions as December payments of about 125 million dollars loom, with potential gold payments discussed and political maneuvers unfolding in London and Paris.
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Washington
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt
Europe
Congress
Garner
Britain seeks further delay on war debt payments
London officials rejected Hoover's no as final and plan to press Washington for another moratorium extension. A cabinet committee will study America's reply to Britain's note asking for suspension of the December 15 payment and assemble data for a strengthened note to Washington.
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England
Washington
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Robert Horne
Bank of England
London
Hoover
Britain
Lausanne
America
Germany Shows Cautious View On War Debt Talks
Berlin officials downplay direct interest in re consideration of war debts. No official comment has been issued, but the prevailing view aligns with Britain that the debt issue needs further explanation to the United States.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Quote about hats hints at a marital rift in Hamburg
An old man receives sympathy as a friend jokes about his wife visiting the other man's wife tomorrow over a new hat. The remark, attributed to Hummel in Hamburg, captures a light, social edge of postwar rumor and domestic intrigue.
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Washington
Hummel
Hamburg
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year
City figures show 208 accidents 344 injured and 10 killed in Cedar Rapids auto toll figures for the year. The terse item presents totals without context or comparison.
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Cedar Rapids
Be er bill may be dang ed in senate
Washington sources say a beer legalization bill passed in the House before Christmas may not clear the Senate. Democratic leaders plan fast hearings starting December 1 in the Ways and Means Committee to draft a bill and push swift passage despite competing appropriation bills.
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Washington
INS
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Jobless To Gather Old Papers And Magazines
The Unemployed Progressive league sponsors a drive to collect papers and magazines to sell for food for needy members. Call 4033 to arrange pickup or have materials left on front porches. East side collection on Nov 29 30, west side on Dec 1.
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Unemployed Progressive League
League
Gin Marriage Laws Boost Nebraska License Business
In Kimball Nebraska the "Gin" marriage laws in Colorado and Wyoming sparked a surge in licenses. Since January 1 1932 five hundred licenses were issued and officials expect six hundred by January 1 1933. The increase added about 1200 dollars to county revenues this year.
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Kimball, Neb
LLP
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Private School And College Attendance Drops
Private schools and colleges nationwide report a 5.3 percent fall in average attendance this fall compared with last year. The survey of 322 institutions by N W Ayer and Company shows schools cutting rates to retain enrollment.
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Philadelphia
N W. Ayer and Company
China spans a quarter of Asia from Pamirs to Pacific
The description notes China occupying about one quarter of Asia, stretching from the Pamir mountains in the west to the Pacific in the east and from Siberia in the north to India in the south.
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Asia
Pamir Mountains
Pacific
Siberia
India
North Dakota Tops Loyola of the South 18 to 6
In New Orleans 2000 fans endured rain as North Dakota defeated Loyola of the South 18 to 6. L Knauf, right halfback, scored two touchdowns and set up another, breaking through early on a line overpowering Loyola.
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New Orleans
North Dakota
Loyola of the South
L. Knauf
Loyola
Marion Closes Season With Win Over Anamosa 12-0
Marion high school wrapped up its season with a 12 to 0 Thanksgiving victory over Anamosa. Halfback Hunter starred with two touchdowns, including a 58 yard run, and Harte opened the scoring support from the line as Brady Lassen and MacDougall aided the Marion line. Anamosa’s Remiey posed the main threat as the teams played cautiously after Marion’s early edge. Officials were Johnson, Jackson, and Byrnes.
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Anamosa High
Hunter
Marion
Anamosa
Harte
Yeoman
Brady
Lassen
MacDougall
Remiey
Sac
Eeees
Crandall Pease
Ceee Perkins
Brady Weaes
Veeseeenlga Reesecsacs
Lazio R. Smith
Conley Masson
B. Smith
J. Kine
Meredith
Werderman
Johnson
Coronell
Judgc
Jackson
Coe
Byrnes
Bitter Debates On Labor Problems At AFL Convention
In Cincinnati insurgents use Thanksgiving recess to plot next moves against AFL officials who barred them from Wednesday’s convention. It remains undecided if fifty left wing delegates will again try to enter the meeting hall as police and doormen previously denied recognition of their credentials. Friday promises bitter debates as resolutions on unemployment insurance relief and labor legislation surface.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Iine
Boy proved strength by rightsing tombstones in Neb
In Falls City Nebraska John Buchholz an 18 year old farm boy shoved over several heavy granite tombstones near Barada to show his friends. County Judge Fafloon sentenced him to five days in jail a $50 fine and ordered him to hoist the tombstones back in place.
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Falls City, Neb
John Buchholz
Barada
Fafloon
Buchholz
Tennessee Aces Smash Kentucky Eleven 26 to 0
Tennessee remains undefeated and ranked among the souths leading teams by crushing Kentucky 26 to 0 in Knoxville. Deke Brackett sparked the assault with two long runs and Tennessee powered through Kentucky to secure the decisive victory before about 20 000 fans in a bitter rivalry game.
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Kentucky Thursdny
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Deke) Brackett
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DE On
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James Maplesse
Alun’ Ter
Aldridge Snull
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Johnson Vaughn
Walker Feathers
Darby Wynn
Kercheval
Tenneskee
Vauchn
Feathers
Brackett
Robinson
Eeltdown
Mlndieton
Dorsey
Grinnell High Defeats Iowa City 6-0 in Season Finale
Grinnell high beat Iowa City high 6 to 0 on Thursday as Freddie Brown ran twelve yards for the touchdown. Grinnell's second team saw most of the third quarter.
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The
Gazette
Grinnell
Grinnell High
Iowa City High
Freddie Brown
Pattern 2278 For Kiddies Bolero Frock Designs
Anne Adams Pattern 2228 offered in sizes 4 to 12. Includes front bolero details and scalloped binding. Requires 1 1/2 yards fabric and 3/4 yard binding for size 6. Illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents per pattern plus 25 for catalogue pattern set. Mail to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Dept New York City.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department
W. Ilfth Street
New York City
Iowa Wesleyan Beats Parsons 7-0 in Tough Shutting Game
Iowa Wesleyan defeats Parsons 7 to 0 as Parsons squandered two scoring chances. Parsons controlled play early and moved deep into Wesleyan territory, but Wesleyan found a late pass and a strong drive to secure the win. Parsons totaled eleven first downs to Wesleyan's four, aided by nine completed passes.
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MT. Pleasant
Parsons Wildcats
Iowa Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Parsons
Wildcats
Munson
Penn Holds Simpson To 7 To 0 Margin
OSKALOOSA Iowa AP Penn held Simpson to a 7 0 margin in a Thanksgiving Day clash. The Quakers defense stopped Simpson on Penn's 5 yard line three times before the closing minute when Carlson scored from the 1 yard line after a Simpson block and recovery.
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Penn
Simpson
Oskaloosa
Methodists
Quaker
Carlson
Ten Held In Riot After Battle With Police In Chicago
Ten people, five men and five women, were jailed on riot incitement charges after a clash between twenty policemen and about 200 unemployed demonstrators outside a relief station in Chicago. Bruises were the only injuries reported on both sides.
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Chicago
INS
City Briefs And Personals Roundup Of Local Items
Dr. Kerr, a chiropractor, advertises contact number 20302. Mr and Mrs Floyd Weonard plan a winter in St. Petersburg Florida. A Moose hall dance is advertised for tonight. W G Block Co sues Don Ink for 239.95 over merchandise. Soup luncheon at People's church Friday. Mrs Gertrude McEnany Cosgrove of Ryan had a serious Mercy Hospital operation, reported fair. Ruth Bell reported a lost black overnight bag with a letter to Dr Dutton Strawberry Point. Patrolman Ales investigated with no trace. A royal stamp collection note lists England Italy Belgium Sweden Egypt royalty.
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Ryan
Mercy Hospital
Ruth Bell
Strawberry Point
Dr. Dutton
Ales
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