St Lawrence Waterways Pact Seen Likely To Pass
Washington reports Senate leaders from both parties expect ratification of the St Lawrence Waterways treaty with a comfortable margin if a vote occurs. President Roosevelt may resubmit a modified treaty with Canada, while opposition within both parties could still block approval.
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Washington
St. Lawrences Waterways
Roosevelt
Canada
Ing
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Repubicana
Taman
League of Hades
Republicars
Plana
Winter Weather Soaks City With Snow And Hazard
Overcast skies and snowfall grip West Virginia as snow and ice disrupt highways leading to numerous traffic accidents and one fatality. In Nicholas County Rhododon reports near inch depths while northern mountains see heavy falls. A man from Waynesboro dies when his vehicle slides off a hill, and other towns report light to moderate accumulations across the state.
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Perature
West Virginia Sunde
Satoa
Rhioodson
Nicholas County
West Virginia
B. EE
Mate
New Narcotic Law Promised After Nationwide Raids
Federal agents conducted swift raids in major cities over the weekend seizing contraband narcotics and breaking up interstate rings. Narcotic chief H J Anslinger called for new federal legislation to widen enforcement powers as 600 addicts and dealers were arrested nationwide.
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Washington
H. J. Anslinger
Natrotics Bureau
Anslinger
Far East
Bulgaria
Ings Droken
Anwinger
Federal Institution
Lexington
Gore
Baltimore
Boyd Martin
Martin
New York
Soloman
Giants Rally to Upset Bears in Championship Bid
The New York Giants staged a historic second half comeback at Polo Grounds New York defeating the Chicago Bears 30 to 13. Ken Strong scored four touchdowns and added a field goal as 46 000 fans watched a dramatic shift from down 13 3 to a decisive victory.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
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Polo Grounds
New York
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ken Strong
Strong
Benes
Ike Franklan
St. Mary's
Ed Donowski
Fordham
Begis
Strong Alay
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Bears
Caguettle
Keith Halesworth
Nag
Hroncho Negureski
Fespiie
Noptrski
Fee
Vo Mae
New Effigy Hung At Longs College
Baton Rouge reports a second effigy of LSU President James Meron Smith appeared on campus as a dispute over censorship of the Revelle newspaper flared. A prior effigy hung from a tree near the flagpole prompted guard actions and campus interest while a student dance took place at Huey P Longfield house.
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Baton Rouge
James Moron Smith
Louisiana State University
Revellfe
Huey P. Longfield
James Meron Smith
Cross Symbolizes God's Love Declares Minister
The Rev W B Walker pastor of the First church of the Nazarene preaches that the cross shows God's love and hatred for sin and the redemption of man. He cites Galatians 6 14 and warns against vainglory, noting Abraham and Paul as examples, urging humility before the cross.
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W. B Walker
First Church of the Nazarene
Christ
Abraham
Paul
Gamaliel
Pharaohs Curse Returns as Journalist Found Dead
London reports 48 year old journalist Tfarold Moyne of 9 Fleet Street was found dead in his bed under mysterious circumstances. An inquest is planned. Moyne had witnessed the opening of King Tutankhamun's tomb with Howard Carter in 1934. Only Carter survives of the original expedition party. two others died this year without Moyne commenting on the tomb’s curse.
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London
Tfarold Moyne
Fleet Street
dJournalist
Howard Carter
Egypt
King Tutenkhamen
Moyne
Carter
Wiegall
Lythroe
Nations Trade Chiefs to Meet for Recovery Plan
Washington dispatch reports American business leaders from the Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers coordinating a White Sulphur Springs gathering. About 120 leaders in commerce, industry, finance, and agriculture are invited to attend December 17 to shape a program backing Roosevelt's administration and a return to prosperity. Names of invitees not disclosed.
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Washington
United Today
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Associaion of
Flont
Commerce
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
C. of C
Factory Owner Held in Killing Near Colebrook
Emma Miller a 20 year old factory worker died from a bullet wound to the heart and spine after a shooting on a Colebrook national guard reserve dell field. Byron A Laudermilch a factory owner was found in a private sanatorium and will be charged with murder on a forthcoming information. Laudermilch wounded and charged with assault with intent to kill. Detective Tucker identified a pistol near the wounded man and a revolver linked to Laudermilch.
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Lebanon
Emma Miller
National Guard
Colebrook
George Tucker
Byron
A. Laudermilch
Laudermilch
John D. Boger
Loudermilchi
James L. Atkins
Loudermolich
Soon Ati
Abocting
Laudermitch
Baliiaties
Miss Miller
Tucker
Ulge
Yuletide Trade Surges Across Cities This Holiday Season
Commerce reports show Christmas spending at its strongest since 1929 1930 in many markets with gains up to 33 percent over last year Department stores and mail order houses report bullish demand and expect further rises Employment rises as 500 Kansas City gift shops hire staff while Washington sees a swell in federal workers from 64000 to 82000 in a year
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Chicago
Untion
San Francisco
Kansas City
Washington
Huge Building Plan Reported in Federal Housing Push
Cleveland reports a proposed $150 million program for coal and steel company towns built by the federal housing administration. The plan envisions 50 000 homes on owned or low cost land, each around 3000 dollars with 2800 government loans, 20 year terms, and possible rental options. steel use would total about 100 000 tons, boosting industry.
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Cleveland
Natron
Coal and
Federal Housing Administration
Mie Steel
Steel
Washington
Housing Administration
Steel and Coat
Steol Companies
Third Party Started by Leftists on Basis of Public Ownership
In Saint Paul district, ultra liberals from eight midwestern states push a rational third party uniting leftist factions under sweeping public ownership. They adopt principles and plan steps toward forming a national movement, aiming for a Chicago meeting next spring with nationwide ultra liberals expected to attend.
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Third Party
St, Paul
Dec
United States
Cuicaga
Tulsa Youth Dies After Self Inflicted Shot
Sidney Born Jr, a 19 year old Tulsa student and son of a university professor, died at Morningside Hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound after driving Phil Kennamer to a Thanksgiving night rendezvous with John Gorrell. The case ties to a prior Kansas City dental student slaying and a murder charge against Kennamer’s father, Judge Franklin Kennamer.
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Sidney Born, Jr
Phil Kennamer
John Gorrell
Morningside Hospital
Aiency Born
Enaineer
Department of Petroleum Research
Tulsa University
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Enles
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Henry Maddux
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Wade ‘Thomas
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Oklahoma Federal Court District
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Kansas City
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Wilson
Jap War Plans Are Next In Senate Munitions Inquiry
Evidence ranging from Japanese war plans to charges that government control of war material production would wreck aviation and marine industries will be presented to the senate munition inquiry. High army navy and industry officials from Florida will offer testimony on government relations with munitions makers.
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Washington
America
Senate
Yugoslavia Threatens to Withdraw From League Appeal
Yugoslavia may withdraw its appeal to the League of Nations over the Hungary assassinations crisis and act independently unless it secures concessions from Hungary. The move is supported by other little Entente members and discussed by Lavalle, Eden, and Benes as tensions rise ahead of a League council session.
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Yugoslavia
League of Nations
Hungary
Little Entente
Alexander
Pierre Laval
Frances and
Kampeo
Abolai
Italy
Hunes Ry
Warrive
Lavo
Baron Alpis
Tibor Eckhgrat
Layal
Aloisi
Anthony Eden
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Nicholas Politis
Greece
League Council
Slavia
State Council
Eckhardt
Associated: ‘Press
Scrap iron price surge signals global steel trade shift
Pittsburg price readings show scrap iron increasing up to 14 dollars per ton the highest since 1930 as whispers spread of shipments to Japan Italy and Poland. export totals for ten months reach 1 422 000 tons versus 781 000 in 1933 and 227 500 in 1932. rising war era prices underscore steel industry volatility and global demand.
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Pittsburgh
Europe
Orient
Japan
Italy
Poland
Ume
Steel Scrop
Belie
Chicago
Berton
Ally Metal Trade Wet Journal
Sai
Santa Claus Visits Bedside of Dying Girl in Joyful Promise
In Muskegon Heights Michigan Donna Mavis ShawFive dies not yet but Christmas miracle story unfolds as doctors say her terminal illness cannot be cured. Santa Claus with helper visits her bedside delivering Christmas cheer and hope to the five year old girl who longs for a doll and a new car. Her parents J Warmer Shaw and wife plan an early Christmas and await the final days with poignant grace. The illness trace is linked to a dog bite years earlier and a claw injury near her left eye.
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Muskegon Heights
Mich
St. Nicholas
Donna
Ife
Hite
Fedalde
Atore Station
Cheisumas
Reol Acon
Palm
Nes Plisht
Wey
Body Identified By Lad's Father From Reading Case
The body of Lawton C Bell Jr 19 of Columbus Ohio was identified by his father as the youth found by hunters in the mountains near Boyertown on November 27. Police believe the death was suicide after detectives found a cotton wad soaked in ether over his mouth and a pistol in his hand. Identification marks were burned from clothing and a gold watch with initials L C B was located in his vest pocket.
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Reading
Boyertown
Lawton
C. Bell, Jrs
Columb
Bell
Hampden Sydney College
Virginia
Gan
L. CB
Traub Io Foresees Free State Hearing Fallout
In a clipped 1920s style paragraph from Banta Monica California, observers discuss Traub Io and Free State hearings. The text hints at European arguments and public debate among patrons about who will gain or lose influence in the forthcoming discussion.
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