Victory parade plan sparks Shanghai tensions amid Japanese march
Reported in Shanghai and Suanghal on December 3, 5 000 Japanese troops planned a six mile Victory parade through International Settlement and Bubbling Well Nanking roads with air support. A bomb exploded on Nanking road near Wing On store as the march dispersed. Casualties unclear. Japanese air forces claimed victories over Nanking and Chinese troops.
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Bulletin
Shanghai
Nanking
Bund
Nantking
Hangshhow
Cheklang
Haslaoshan
Hangchow
Man Thought Dead 18 Years Is Alive
REMOND Washington December 2 INS Mr J Bentley learned today that son she gave up as dead 15 years ago is still alive Mrs Benney said I was the greatest news I ever had in my life Daigh had reappeared at Springfield Illinois to find the girl he wed before the World War had remarried All of us had abandoned hope of ever hearing of him again
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Remond
Wash
J. Bentley
Fife
Halle Dalgh
Argen
Springfield
Postman to Count Noses of Pigs Nationwide
Postmen who helped with the unemployment census will leave pig census cards in 750000 hog raisers mailboxes to count hogs for the year’s market. Findings may indicate whether pork prices will rise or fall.
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Washington
Pastor Monta Ball Second Trial Heads to Jury
BECKLEY Dec 2 A second jury remains deliberating over whether Rev Monta H Ball killed his second wife Victory Gay Cooper Ball after about three hours of talks The defense argued accidental death while the state pressed for first degree murder The jurors began deliberations at 3730 PM and will resume tomorrow at 6 AM The case follows a prior mistrial last March 5 with the same defendant and an insurance motive cited by prosecutors
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Rock Creek
Atate
McGinnis
Ball
West Virginians Get Opportunity In Flying Service
West Virginia youths face broad openings in Army aviation with more vacancies than applicants. Examinations on December 1 14 and 18 at Clarksburg WV target Randolph Field, the West Point of the pit. Edmiston urges college students to apply, noting waivers for those with two years of college. Successful candidates go to Randolph Field for training.
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Rep
Edmiston
W. Va
Edminton
Randolph Field
Lewis and Green Seek Peace in Labor Ranks
Washington December 2 AP John L Lewis and William Green leaders of labor rival factions met for peace talks to unite the CIO and AFL. Their extended discussions failed to reach conclusions and recessed until tomorrow night. Philip Murray and George Harrison joined the four in a mediating effort shaping whether labor will present a united front after years of factional strife.
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Washington
Der
John L. Lewis
William Green
Organized Labor
Green
American Federation of Labor and
Lewis
Industrial Organization
Philip Murray
CIO
George M. Harrison
A. F. of L
CLO
A. F. of L. Thas
British Army posts shaken in cabinet style reshuffle
London dispatch reports a major shakeup in Britain’s war office with three of four army council members resigning and younger replacements named. Viscount Gort becomes new chief of the imperial general staff while Deverell departs. Liddell and Brown receive top commands as the deputy chief and master-general of ordnance. Leslie More-Belisha, at 39, leads the new blood program as wartime secretary.
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London
INS
War Office
Army High Command
Army Council
Imperial General Staff
Viscount Gort
Deverall
Lord Gort
Cyril Deverell
India
France
Fone
Britain
C. G. Liddell
Harry Knox
Ordnance
Vicr
Harold A. Brown
Hurlf Elles
Harald
Staf
Ronald Adam
Lesie More-Belisha
Page & Yart
War Veterans Rally to Preserve Santa Belief in Indiana
In Santa Claus Indiana, veterans led Adolph Storr to oppose psychologists who wish to end belief in Santa. Milton Harris faces removal over a modern painting by Emil Strauss showing Santa as a regal figure. Dorothy Somes Harris defends and seeks removal of the piece as tourists reshape the village’s Christmas image.
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Santa Claus
Ind
Kris Keingle
Indiana Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Adolph Storr
Starr
Milton Harris
Emil Strauss
Chicago
Santa
Hig Boson
Dorothy Somes Harris
Strauss
Prince von Starhemberg Marries Nora Gregor in Vienna
Vienna reports Prince Ern est Rudiger von Starhemberg wed actress Nora Gregor at St. Josef's church. The couple plans a February Vienna return for her stage debut as Lola Montez in a HU Hungarian play. His first marriage to Countess Marie de Salm-Reifferschmdt-Maitz was annulled after over a year of proceedings.
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Vienna
Ernest Rudiger von Starhemberg
Nora Gregor
St. Josef's Church
von Starttemberg
Lola Montez
Delbos Seeks Allies Accord in Warsaw Visit
Paris reports Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos travels to Warsaw to align France with eastern and central European allies for a broad diplomatic settlement with Germany. Diplomatic sources say joint Anglo French guarantees bind Poland and the little Entente, while Hitler is linked to colonial expansion talks as a price for collective security.
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Paris
Yvon Delbos
Warsaw
France
Viscount Hallifax
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Delbos
Camille Chautemps
Min
Lunacy Boards Examine Booth in Kidnapping Case
Huntington December 2 Two lunacy commissions were appointed by Judge Clay Worth to examine Arplete Allan Booth 46 who is to be tried Monday on a charge of kidnapping Dr James J Seder 79 a retired evangelical minister and dry reader Booth will be examined tomorrow morning by Dr W M York and Dr J W Taylor two whysbins of his own choice whose appointment was obtained at pest ten of John G Hodson and Frank W Riggs attorneys appointed by the court to defend the accused man
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Pest
John G. Hodson
Frank W. Riggs
Judge Worth
Copeland Seethes and Demands Speech on Farm Bill
Washington December 2 Senator Copeland I New York told how a legislator feels when his speech is interrupted He was asked by Senator Pope U Hdak how he would yield If Lamay yield without closing the floor he would do so but said this important speech of mine is seething in my system and I must make it soon He spoke on the farm bill amid interruptions and mounting tension in the chamber.
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Washington
Copeland
I.-N.y
Pope
Lady in Distress Seeks Fortune From Ex Husband
New York dispatch reports Mrs. Marion Gustine Allgeyer seeking half of a $2,000,000 fortune alleged to be inherited by her former husband Howard E. Spaulding. The case unfolds in a state supreme court chamber as Spaulding demands $100,000 repaid from alleged ten years of installments.
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New York
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Marion Gustine Allgeyer
Howard E. Spaulding
Greenwich
Conn
Alfgeyer
Clauman
Spaulding
Milliwaukee
Wis
Curtis Publishing Company
Milwaukee
Lawrence & Critchell
Critchell
Flood Control Funds Sought for Ohio River Projects
Washington dispatch reports an unofficial House and Senate task force urged immediate funding for an Ohio River flood control program. A list of 157 projects totaling 4.88 million dollars was sent to President Roosevelt by airplane, with budget officials debating whether the money could be spent in the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Bulkley
Donahey
Army Engineers
Congress
Qhip River
Telef
Dies of Injuries in South Charleston Crash
Raymond Max Weemann, 34, of 1317 12 Quarrier Street, died yesterday morning from a fractured skull at a South Charleston hospital after a crash on U S Route 60 near the Davis Creek bridge. He was the county’s fourth road fatality this week. His wife, Mrs Weemann, suffered minor injuries. the truck driver was Howard Burgess of Oak Hill. Requiem will be at Sacred Heart church at 8:00 this morning. burial at Mt Olivet. Owen and Barth mortuary in charge.
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Raymond Max Weemann
Weemann
Dunn Hospital
Bure Ress
Sacred Heart Church
Mt Olivet
Owen and Barth
Wegmann
Enactment of 15000000000 Housing Program Seen
Washington December 2. Democratic leaders predicted enactment of President Roosevelts private 15 billion housing program before Congress adjourns for Christmas. They expect action between farm measure passage and wage hour vote. Eccles and Jones defended the bill as sound and aimed to attract private capital with a five percent interest rate and minimal strings.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
van Das Bestar de
Kaued Reynor Uccecu
Barkley
Jones
Reconstruction
Finance Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Swith Building and Loan Associations
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
House Banking Committee
Eccles
Jonen
Woman seeks 500 dollar husband appeal to governors
A Cumberland woman claiming to resemble Jean Harlow sought a $500 husband to fund an operation for her mother. Gov. Nice received her appeal and sent a small check, though Cumberland residents knew nothing of her. A Delaware governor’s return address appeared on her letter as well.
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Cumberland
Dee
Jean Harlow
Harry W. Nice
Misa Maureen Dannette
General Delivery
Richard C. McMullen
Delaware
Art Jarrett Paves Way for Marriage With Showman Rose
Los Angeles reports reveal that orchestral leader Arthur Jarrett filed for divorce from swimmer Eleanor Holm, claiming her conduct with another man caused public scorn. The filing hints at a romance with showman Billy Rose as Holm and Rose’s public union draws scrutiny.
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Art Jarrett Paves Way
Showman Rose
Los Angeles
Eleanor Holm
Swim
Mer
Billy Rose
Arthur Jarrett
Miss Holm
A Jarrett
Rose
Fanniie Brice
Comedienne
Rose-Holm
State's Balance Reaches $20,222,899 in November Funds
State Treasurer RE Talbott reported that total balance in all state funds at the end of November stood at $20,222,890.73, the highest in years. General revenues fund rose to $3,388,413.21, up about $50,000 since November 1. Overdrafts appeared in three funds, one since eliminated today.
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RE. Talbott
Talbott
New Brain Operation Aids Athetosis Relief
New brain surgery announced at the Southern Medical Association seeks to ease athetosis by removing part of the pre central motor cortex in four patients. Dr. Roland M. Klemme of St. Louis reports relief as the procedure decouples nerve fibers to the hands and feet. A parallel procedure on the prefrontal lobes targets excessive worry and agitation in some patients, with suicide risk noted as a concern.
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New Orleans
Southern Medical Association
Roland M. Klemme
St. Louis
Prain
Klemme
House Floor Fight Looms Over Wage Hour Bill
A GOP majority in the House pushed the wage hour bill forward while opposing an investigation into how the signatures were gathered. Debate signals drastic amendments, with a one man labor department activator favored by some, and farm conservation provisions tied to land retirement tied to soil benefits under amendment. Senate leaders and McNary urged revisions aligning the bill with Secretary Wallace proposals, as House members prepared for further combat on minimum wages and maximum hours.
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Washington
APJ
House
Senate
Board of Adminators
Rep
Beileau
Wis
McNary
Ore
O Pice
Sec
Wallace
Pope
Idaho
Mc Gill
Kans
Secretary of Agriculture
Rep. Fish
R. N.Y
Rep. Dies
D. Tex
Rep. Robertson
Associates Attend Coyle Services
Hundreds of business associates and friends of George Fayetta Coyle 85 attended his funeral at 3 p m yesterday at First Presbyterian church. He died early Wednesday at his home 113d Quastier street after a long illness. The Rev Ernest Thompson officiated and burial was at Spring Hill cemetery with Simpson funeral directors in charge. Surviving are his widow Mrs Nannie G Coyle one son George L Coyle president of Coyle and Richardson a daughter Mrs Eugene Proctor of Charleston two brothers Nelson Coyle Summitt Point Jefferson county and Biason Coyle of Nensho Mo and three grandchildren.
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George Fayetta Coyle
First Presbyterian Church
Coyle
Quastier Street
Ernest Thompson
Spring Hill
Simpson
Coyle and Whhardson
Nannie G. Coyle
George L. Coyle
Coyle and Richardson
Mra Eugene Proctor
Charleston
Nelson Coyle
Summitt Point
Jefferson County
Biason Coyle
Nensho, Mo
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