Governor Accepts Liquor Board Resignations In Dispute
Governor Kump said D. Homer Stephenson and John B. Wilson resigned from the state liquor control commission though the two men claimed they had not. He instructed A. Spates Brady to run board business until replacements are appointed as an audit was discussed. Stephenson and Wilson sought to stay till an audit is completed, a request the governor said would be arranged.
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John B. Wilson
State Liquor’ Control Commission
Kump
Govermmor
Stephenson
Wilson
Inis
Liquor -Control Commission
Fox
RC. Andrews
Ernest K. James
House of Delegates
the Gazette
Puffer Resigns as Charleston Chamber Head
S. Powell Puffer has resigned as managing director of the Charleston chamber of commerce. A formal announcement awaits the board meeting next Monday noon at the Kanawha hotel. C Bernard Gates, chamber president, declined to comment.
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Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Geen
Kanawha
Buffer
Charleston
Gates
Puffer
C. Bernard Alas
Chamber
Willie's Wish For Ice Cream Soda Sparks a Quillen Row
Willie Willis complains about Mary being angry and the cost of mending the rift with a humorous quip about spending money, as Robert Quillen notes small-town foibles and daily romantic scrapes.
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Mary
Monty
New Era Born at Peace Parley Says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt, en route home from a Latin American peace mission, declared a new era of friendship and unanimous American policy across the Americas. He spoke in Montevideo after stops in Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires, calling the Inter-American talks a shared Pan American commitment.
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Monteveideo
Uruguay
Indianapolis
Charleston
S. C
Gabriel Terra
Montevideo
U. S
Latin America
U.S
Rio de Janeiro
Truenos Aires
Townsend Indicted Along With Two Aides
Washington December 3 The Townsend old age pension plan founder Dr Francis E Townsend and two aides were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of defying a House committee. Clinton Wunder of New York and John B Kiefer of Chicago regional directors of Townsend were named as co indicted. Townsend had earlier refused to testify before the committee leading to the case.
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Washington
Francis E. Townsend
House of Representatives
California
House
Ren Clinton Wunder
New York
John B. Kiefer
Chicago
Townsend
House Committee
University Polls Split On Kissing At Columbia And NYU
Columbia students approve kissing 59 to 1 while New York University students vote 3 to 1 against it in recent polls. The Columbia Spectator and NYU Washington Square Bulletin reported the results.
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Columbia Spectator
N.Y. U. Washington Square Bulletin
Columbia
Y. U
Landing of Marines In China Protested
Nanking December 3 Chinese foreign minister Chang Chun demanded immediate satisfaction for the reported landing of 1,000 Japanese marines in Talnglao city. He sent a virtual ultimatum to Japan denouncing the episode.
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Nanking
Japan
Gert
Chang Chun
Talnglao
Pitt Accepts Rose Bowl Bid From Washington
Pitt athletic director Don Harrison said the University of Pittsburgh will accept the Rose Bowl invitation after a prior decision. Pittsburgh was selected to play the University of Washington in the classic on New Year’s Day, announced at a Pasadena dinner.
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Don Harrison
University of Pittsburgh
Panthers
Harrison
Lotte
University Club
Pitt
Feriel
Cann
Washington
Pasadena
Calif
University of Washington
Ray Eckmann
Social Security Response Lags in Delinquent Enrollment
Washington reports registration by employers under the social security act lagging far behind expectations. Only about 500,000 applications for identification numbers reached the Baltimore office to date, far below the 1,000,000 forecast, with a November 21 deadline passed. The post office is still processing returns as the security board notes enrollment of 26 million workers proceeding on schedule.
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Baltimore
the Security Board
Baltie
Post Office Department
Security Board
Ants For $5 To Luxury Gifts In New York Christmas Sale
A quirky catalog lists items from a $5 ant colony token to a $500000 copy of The Mint by Lawrence of Arabia. Shoppers greet unusual gifts such as Jamb wool bath mats $18, a toy fire engine $50, panties $1,105, a $97000 ring, $175 china plates, a $9 motor scooter, $45 model gas stations, and a $1650 bed jacket with pajama set. The piece notes the range of novelty to high end, reflecting festive consumer temptations in New York.
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New York
Jamb
Manhattan
China Service
Battles Rage As Fascists Bomb Madrid
Fascist warplanes bombed Madrid twice as ground battles roared in the western suburbs near Rosales and Retiro park. Government forces pressed in the north and near the Casi de Campo while reports said enemy columns threatened Vitoria and Burgos.
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Wester
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Retiro Park
Casa de Campo
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Moniloa
Pozuelo-Aravaca
Tures
Francisco Franco
Casi de Campo
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France
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Tetuan de Lax Viturias
Letany
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Vitorio
Burgos
Juni
War Ministry
Eb Lane
la Mata
San Maria de Gurullos
Grade
Dilbao
Spain
Bisque
Enarcles Villa Treat
Vitoria
Burgasitesel
Lucky Shopper Prize Draw At The Gazette Office
A fragment describes a young shopper who won or may win a $5 prize for early Christmas shopping. It mentions The Gazette business office and an unspecified call to claim the award with the winner’s name to be announced.
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Ratele
the Gazette
Gazette Business
Carlys
Edward Seeks Counsel Over Marriage and Throne
Edward seeks counsel from the Queen Mother about marrying an American born Wally while aiming to retain the British throne. Baldwin confers with Commans on related matters.
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Edward
Wally
Queen Mother
Baldwin
Commans
King Edward VI faces abdication amid Wallis Simpson crisis
London reports the king considered abdication as Baldwin and Queen Mary pressed for a decision on Wallis Simpson. The monarch held tense talks, then left Buckingham Palace for an early rendezvous with Simpson as ministers deliberated in parliament.
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Wallis Warfield Simpson
Queen Mary
Stanley Baldwin
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Empire
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House of Commons
Commons
Queen Mother
Love Story Grips World Across Empire and Nations
A fragmented world report on King Edward and a love triangle involving Mrs Wailis Ware Geld Simspson Baldwin. It notes public opinion in Britain and empire realms, with Canada’s Prime Minister MacKenzie King avoiding comment. The piece hints at a dramatic royal/German Russian ignorance contrast.
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Associated Press
Germany
Russia
Edward of Engeland
Opine
King Edward's
Yast
Penn
Stinky Baldwin
Wailis Ware
Girl Victim of Tar Explosion Dies in Charleston
Eva May Mullens, a 11 year old girl from Gas Sam, died after a tar explosion that burned her from head to foot. She was brought to Charleston hospitals after being rescued Saturday morning November 10, with other victims recovering. Her body was moved from Thart lett's mortuary to her home for funeral services at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
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WFO
Garsaw
Charleston
Hass Jitiols Pionsiers
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Charlesta
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Mullins — Girt
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Gassam
Cabo
King Edward and Wallis Simpson Threaten British Throne
The romance between King Edward and Mrs Wallis Simpson is portrayed as a potential constitutional crisis for England. The affair is analyzed as a state matter affecting the monarchy and empire, with ministers emphasizing the throne's dignity over private affection. The piece notes public sympathy but frames the issue as a national security concern.
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Associated Press
Edward
Wallis Simpson
England
Man Killed by Truck in South Charleston
Clarence Smith of Woodville was killed this morning by a truck near the Prest-O-Wanys office in South Charleston. The body was moved to Snodkrass mortuary for funeral arrangements. Police say driver William Rupe of Ashland, K. is charged with manslaughter and is held in the South Charleston jail awaiting hearing.
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South Charleston
Clarence Smith
Woodville
Prest-Owany
Snodkrass
William Rupe
Ashland
General Electric Company
Rupe
United States March Toward Complete Economic Recovery
US strides in employment payrolls and personal income signal a broad recovery from the war period. Government estimates show higher farm crop payments and drought relief, with treasury receipts rising and industrial activity improving as manufacturing and retail trade rebound.
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United States
Vthe Ag Mure
Treasury
Sheaver
Commerce Department
Janus
Bridge and Kanawha-Columbia Projects Endorsed
The Kanawha State Park association director 5. C. Savage announced support for the Elk River bridge and Kanawha-Columbia boulevard project. He said additional through streets are essential to Charleston’s growth and that routing traffic away from Washington Street is only temporary.
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West Washington
Kanawha
Point Pleasant
Nitra
Durbar
Parkersburg
Elk River
Bighey Avenue
Kanae
Final Yuletide Gift Tree Stands in Sault Ste. Marie Park
In Sault Ste. Marie a spruce planted by Louly Belanger 35 years ago grew to 33 feet as the city’s Christmas tree. The tree remained as a memorial after his death, marking a final gift to the community and a living tribute in the park.
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Sault Ste, Marie
Mitch
Dee
Louly Belanger
Belanger
Twin record at Fenger Right school tops city
More than a score of teachers at Fenger Right school report 22 sets of twins among students, believed to be the highest number in Chicago school history. Strong local pride surrounds the unique coincidence as staff note the eyeing and naming quirks of twin pairs.
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Chicago
Dre. S
Fenger Right
King may address empire by radio if monarch speaks
The London News-Chronicle reports Edward may broadcast a message to the empire within 48 hours if the king decides to speak over the radio. Officials would treat the king's word as a command to broadcasting houses, though the BBC has not received official word.
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Edward
Empire
London News-Chronicle
Broadcasting House
British Broadcasting Corporation
News-Chronicle
King faces possible resignation over Mrs Simpson affair
Report says Baldwin warned the monarch he would resign unless Edward cut ties with Mrs Simpson after leaving Fort Belvedere. He told the House of Commons he had no statement to make amid persistent rumors. The king’s three brothers were mentioned in the discussion.
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Mrs. Simpson
Fort Belvedere
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