Navy budget asks 600 million for new battleships
President Roosevelt approves the nation’s largest peacetime naval budget, requesting about 60 million for next year plus funds to begin two new 38,000 ton dreadnoughts with 16 inch guns. Plans include four dreadnoughts, eight destroyers, two cruisers, submarines, and a new air craft carrier. The budget aims to expand the fleet and merchant marine as a national defense measure amid shifting world conditions.
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Ford Prepares For Showdown With UAW
Detroit reports Ford Motor Co hiring Frederick Wood to fight the national labor relations board and CIO UAW charges. In Kansas City, confrontations flared at the Ford assembly plant as the strike persisted. St Louis pickets patrolled Ford plants while NLRB planned local hearings on unfair labor practice charges.
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Ford Assembly
UAW
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NLRB
Wood
Singing Cop to Study Under Greatest Teachers in Europe
George W. Stinson, a San Francisco patrolman with a golden voice, heads to Europe tomorrow to study with famed music professors. Accompanied by guitarist Gartano Merola and his wife, Stinson seeks to refine a tenor hailed as a potential voice of the era, with his accompanist Morcla Tstened and backing from Madame Sehumantie Heink influence noted.
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Private Ship Policy Urged To Foster Merchant Marine
Washington December repor says a U S Chamber of Commerce committee endorses private ownership and operation of the merchant marine with subsidies via the Federal Maritime Commission led by Joseph P Kennedy. The group argues government ownership is costly and inefficient, urging private capital and warning a public build up only if private finance fails.
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Prospective Groom Forgets Girl's Name at Clerk's Office
A fiancé stood at the town clerk’s window unable to recall his bride’s first name. The clerk wrote the marriage license with the bride designated as “7 Tate” on his promise to learn her Christian name, echoing a prior incident where a Romeo from a nearby district failed to provide the maiden’s family name.
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Lindbergh Busy On Experiments In New York
NY report says Lindbergh renewed to pursue experiments with Prof Magnus Gregerson of Colliana University. WMCA commentator Mark Riven claimed he learned that Col. Lindbergh undertakes the experiments with strong authority.
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Communications Board Weighs Mae West Skit Audition
Washington reports the Federal Communications Commission will privately audition Mae West by running the Adam and Eve skit transcript behind closed doors. The agency will review the exact words and inflections from NBC sponsor Chase and Sanborn, with an executive session planned after members return from holidays.
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Muyles
U S Prepares For Big Attack On Monopolies
The Roosevelt administration planned a nationwide assault on monopolies with trust busting and price cutting, backed by President Roosevelt. Key figures included Secretary of the Treasury and Attorney General, as rapid investigations into industry sectors were outlined, signaling a broad anti monopoly push.
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Ghost Blamed in Toddlers Slavery Case
A confession reveals a father’s alleged role in a child abuse case. Medical and legal records indicate authorities claim negligence and potential trafficking. The discussion centers on a society shocked by the events and the pursuit of justice.
All Charges Lifted From Gen Machado Ex-Dictator of Cuba
Gen Gerarda Machado, former dictator of Cuba, slept securely after a formal release ceremony in New York. A U S deputy marshal had held him in a hospital room under temporary commitment pending extradition hearing. Machado was freed under a Christmas week amnesty for political crimes.
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Mae Minder
Fragmented OCR Opens Window on Campbell Trial
A garbled OCR page from Warren Ohio area notes a Campbell trial with references to a guard, a moter, and various witnesses. The text jumbles names, places, and actions, including an apparent court scene and testimonies, but legibility is poor and many phrases are incomplete.
Health study plan by scientists sparks new era
An article notes a new health study initiative by Indian researchers led by Dr Edwin Conklin toward preventive medicine and mental presence as future medical advances. It highlights a shift from demonic beliefs to natural causes, stressing civilization ideals like freedom, love, beauty, mutual aid, and tolerance upheld by science. A new leukemia theory is previewed with further details promised on page 2.
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Rortonf Ranerr
Diplomats See Closer Chinese Soviet Accord
Foreign diplomats noted the arrival of the new Soviet ambassador to China as a sign of closer military ties between the two nations. An early meeting with Chiang Kai-shek was anticipated, while other personnel changes and regional movements were described amid a tense, uncertain backdrop.
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Ivan Teofimovitch Lucanetsa
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Kansu Province
Chiang
Roosevelt Heads Radio Chain Shakeup at Ferrst Inc
The board of directors of Ferrst Inc announced leadership changes in its radio network. Elliott Roosevelt is named president and general manager of the Heart boy group while James Deesiérat Roosevelt moves to a new role. Vaughan Gough resigns as vice president and general manager of the northwest stations, with Unecevedt stepping in as vice president and director. The affected stations span ROD Ohbeheema Die KSA San Antonio WACO Ware Tex and KNOW Astin Tex.
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Tsingtao Falls? Japanese Forces Capture Tsinan and Isolate Tsingtao
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese armies sweeping through Shantung after seizing Tsinan, isolating Tsingtao and threatening its fall. About 400 American civilians remain in Tsingtao ready to evacuate on U S warships as Tokyo announces further provincial captures north of the capital.
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Clipper En route with Panay film to Washington
San Francisco dispatch states the China Clipper left Honolulu at 6 42 p m EST carrying Norman Alley a news reel photographer and 4500 feet of film of the bombing of the Panay in the Yangtze river The film will be sent to the state department in Washington for official release and will be broadcast with a special plate The Clipper was expected to reach Alameda base between 10 and 10 am local time
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Rebels Defend Flaming Forts Near Teruel Front
Rebels report they have sufficient ammunition and food to defend Teruel forts as government attacks intensify. Insurgent forces barricaded the Teruel seminary and Bank of Spain on fire, fighting to hold off encirclement until Gen Misuel Aranda’s relief offensive breaks through near Madrid.
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French Destroyer Rescues Freighter Yolande in Med Melange
In December, the French destroyer Vautranchin rescued the freighter Yolande from Spanish insurgent warships off the Mediterranean while en route Marseille to Barcelona. The Vanquelin demanded surrender and signalled the cruisers Canariat and Almirante Cervera. Yolande was escorted to Port Vendres for cargo inspection amid claims of carrying central arm shipments.
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Soviet Consider Arctic Submarine Flight To U S
Soviet authorities hinted a submarine expedition under the Arctic ice could launch regular air service from Russia to the United States. An official article praised under ice polar exploration as scientifically feasible, noting submarines planes and icebreakers could hasten Arctic knowledge.
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Stefanssen
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Telarc
Japanese Praise Panay Settlement
Tokyo officials praised the peaceful Panay crisis settlement between Japan and the United States as proof that two civilized nations can resolve serious problems. A foreign office spokesman said a similar incident today would likely have led to war, citing prompt apology and acceptance as guiding examples for the world. He noted possible recalls of responsible parties and highlighted navy officials’ support for preventing a recurrence.
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