Chinese Free Homes Fearing Naval Attack
Residents of Chapel evacuate as Japanese naval officials threaten action if Chinese authorities do not arrest the murderer of a Japanese marine killed in a street assault. Witnesses described a gunman fleeing, with police and foreign authorities tightening security on the international settlement road border. A broader Sino-Japanese crisis unfolds in North China as tensions rise between Japanese and Chinese forces.
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Slayer of Marine
Shanghai
Womanghat
Chapel
Ecasion AL Seuement Es
Gee Police
Baley
Mote
Yoshitatsu Yausudi
Wu ‘Teh-Chen
Haeives Toige
Ataka
Nghe
Santi? Lebaness
Haring Oxlay -Nearcevile
Hideo Nakayama
International Settlement
Native Chapel
China
Peiing-Tientsin
Balloon Flight Set for Record Run Over Rapid City
In Rapid City South Dakota on November 10 officials plan the Explorer II balloon flight aiming for 13 to 14 miles altitude. Captains Stevens and Anderger oversee inflation of the 3,700,000 cubic foot craft as weather improves for the attempt to beat records tomorrow afternoon.
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Rapid City
S. D
Army Air
Air|ee
National Geographic Bockety
World War Dead Eulogies Planned in City and County
Charlester hosts a downtown parade by patriotic groups to honor war dead. Rabbi Ariel L. Goldburg will speak at Charleston High School about need for wars. Attorney W. Chapman Revercomb to address the Kanawha County Library area after the parade. Parade marshal is Police Chief W A Tully guiding a motorcade from Broad and Kanawha to Capitol and Lee ending at the library.
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Charlester
Ariel L. Goldburg
Virginia Steeet Temple
Charleston High School
W. Chapman Revercomb
Charles~ton
Kanawha County
Hale and Lee Streets
Broad and
Kanawha Streets
Capitol Street
Lee Pretty
Three New Deal Rulings Expected by Supreme Court
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court may rule on three major New Deal constitutional questions after a two week recess. The court may decide on farm processing taxes, allowing the government to argue as friend of the court in a Bankhead cotton control case, and the percent tax issue in the Carter Coal matter. The nine justices have heard 25 cases since the term began, with opinions likely on forthcoming decisions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
I Hoosac
Bankhead Cotton Control
Fe Coal
Carter Coal Company
Blindness Cured By New Operation
London reports a new miracle operation for blindness and other nervous disorders. At the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases doctors withdraw a small amount of brain fluid then perform diagnostic tests and administer curative injections. An 18 year old East End youth, thought to have a brain tumor, reportedly recovered completely. A 23 year old Miss Elsie Cross also shows improvement.
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London
National Hospital For Nervous Diseases
Siberta
Universal Service
TeSyeae
East End
E National
Elsie Cross
Christian Sermon Draws on Master and the Storm
The Rev. Frank A. Robertson, pastor of Spring Hill and Hellie Baptist churches, prepared a sermon for the Gazette titled The Master and the Storm. He cites Mark 4 39 and asks if the Master can calm life’s tempests when sorrow and defeat strike. The piece urges faith amid fear and hints at a broader discussion on spiritual guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Ata EE
Jife
Frank A. Robertson
War Looming Over Europe
On the eve of Armistice anniversary, shadows of war lengthen across Europe and in the Orient amid Sino-Japanese crisis. The League of Nations aims to curb Italy with sanctions in eight days while talks among Rome Paris and London make no progress. Britain warns of possible Mediterranean war as it instructs ambassador Sir Eric Drummond.
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London
Europe
Orient
Africa
League of Nations
Italy
League
Mussolini
Rome
Paris
Mediterranean
Eric Drummond
Labor shortages limit Works Progress projects in West Virginia
State Administrator F. Witcher McCullough announced after reviewing relief labor data that only 3,044 of 48,400 relief workers are skilled in building trades and 640 are semi skilled. Most are common laborers or white collar workers, which constrains pubic improvements and raises unit costs. The goal remains to move workers from relief into private industry through emergency construction when feasible.
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West Virginia
Works Progress Administration
F. Witcher McCullough
Reilef Rojia
Six Die In Fire At Et Jean De Dieu Mental Hospital
Six violently insane patients died during a blaze at Et Jean De Dieu mental hospital in Longue Point Quebec as they tore from rescuers and reentered the inferno. Nuns and attendants saved 256 patients as 2,000 inmates wailed and staff moved them to safety. three nonviolent inmates escaped but were later returned to their homes. The fire, caused by defective wiring, engulfed the north wing two story building shortly after dawn.
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LONGUE_POINT
Que
Et Jean de Dieu Mental’ Hospi
Providence
Dital
Jeff
John Tann
London Metalurgist
British Oxygen Company
Miner in Road Killed by Auto
George Leech, 30, a coal miner from Red Warrior, died of a crushed skull after being struck by an automobile in a rally north of Mexdale. He suffered multiple rib fractures, and his body was taken to Charleston hospital where doctors pronounced him dead. The driver remains unidentified. Basil Jarrell of Red Wacker drove Leech to the hospital. Police seek the other vehicle involved.
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George Leech
Red Warrior
Charleston Hospital
Afernoon
Mexdale
Kanawha County
James Fillinger
Leck
Leech Yode
Basil Jarrell
Red Wacker
Pelite
Jarrell
C. A
WPA Allocates $710552 for Nine Counties Projects
The state works progress administrator announced a new distribution of funds totaling 710,552 to support construction in nine counties. Kanawha receives 202,132 followed by Boone 28,000 Wayne 120,432 Boone again 10,000 Putnam 3,916 Mason 5,004 Lincolns? 153,230 and Clay 48,222. Projects include sewers streets and road improvements in Charleston Kanawha City Marmet Huntington and other locales, with emphasis on quick construction and local employment.
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State Works Progress Administrator
Kanawha County
Boone
Wayne
Putnam
Mason
Lins Goin
Clay
Ahel
Tenance
Manny Sewers
Charleston
Almort
Reindexing Records
Levi Sewers
Cedar Grove
Staunton Road
Columbia Boulevard
Twenty-seventh
Kanawha City
Loudon Heights
Indian Road
Abney Circle
Slock
G& Wartestony
Boone County
North Fork Big Creek
Cavell
Pyeaty
Huntington
Clay County
Italian Troops Capture Sasa Baneh and Penetrate Farther
Dispatches report Italian forces seized Sasa Baneh and pressed deeper into enemy lines. The account notes continued raids and advancing positions as part of the campaign.
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Sasa Baneh
Fail of Caravan Center In Unopposed Advance
Rome dispatch cites Reuters reporting Italian Somaliland patrols near Dagene and Daggah Bur as unconfirmed. No official confirmation and conflicting notes on Susa, Baneh, and Getis Rodolfo Graziana in Ogaden. advance described as opposed with retreating forces and limited detail due to floods and logistics.
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London
Dagene Bun
Rome
Modiscio
Susa
Daggah Bur
Ian
Gor
Purane
Makale
Capia
Carava
Ogack
Ethiopia
Getis
Rodolfo Graziana
Gorar Hai
Sara
Bai
Rej
Sasa
Fafan
Jerer
Ogaden
Ates
H.vance
Gorahal
Clues Studied In Girl's Death
Police in Mount Rainier Maryland arrested 30 year old Aubree Hampton a former suitor in connection with the garrotting death of 27 year old Corinna Loring. Her fiancé Richard Tear 29 hospital attendant was held for questioning after Loring disappeared a week before her wedding. Police relied on hair fibers a glove and a napkin to aid the investigation.
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Mt, Rainier
Aubre Hampton
Corinna Loring
Mt, Ranier
Richard Tear
No Trace Found Of Lost Airmen
Singapore Straits Settlements November search for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Tom Pethybridge near the Bay of Bengal ends without results after three days. Royal Air Force bombers from Victoria Point Burma join the effort, while British flying boats at Mergui Burma await daylight to resume the hunt.
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Singapore
Straits Settlements
Bay of Bengal
Charles Kingsspeds
Sal
Tom Pethybridge
Royal “Air Force
Toria Point
Lower Burma
Mergul
Burma
Mergut
C. James Meirom
Kingsford-Smith
Melrose
England
Australia
Home Building Boom Reported
The Federal Home Loan Bank board reported October as the nation s biggest home building month in years with urban contracts totaling 99 100 000 across 7 states east of the Rockies up 3 18 over September and 100 5 percent over October 1934 the board said the index showed strong growth in construction activity amidst a booming market.
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Washington
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Stoday
Rocky Mountains
Ang. Eas. Otts
Charleston Building Boom Pushes October Permits High
Building inspectors reported 142 permits issued in October for construction and remodeling in Charleston, totaling 203 658 dollars. The surge included dwellings and six apartments, marking the month as the city’s strongest in recent years for housing, rents rising nearly one percent in September amid a nationwide trend.
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Charleston
Janeses
Scieledt
Small Streamlined Turkey Goal of U S Scientists
U S agriculture researchers in Beltsville Md announced experiments to breed a smaller turkey that resembles a duck in appearance. They aim to produce mature birds weighing 14 to 21 pounds dressed for toms and 12 to 18 pounds for hens, to fit average family ovens.
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Washington
Department of Ariculture
Department
Beltsville
the . Department
The
Harrisonburg Court Opens Term Over Property Rights Claim
A Virginia judge in Harrisonburg ruled that an act affecting property rights requires a new term of court. Judge Paul said the decision preserves substantive property rights despite ongoing state issues. The opinion notes the act limits or affects ownership in the cited case.
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Harrisonbur
Irs
Nigel
John
Paul
United
Pete Court
Art
Eyardian
Th Tate
Birchis
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Associated Press
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Robert Quillen
Revercomb
Goldburg
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W. A. Tully
W, Chapman
London Hospital
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Rev
Frank. A. Robertson
WPA
Progress Administration
Quebec
Driver
Red Warrior Man
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Kanawhs
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City
Lord Moynihan
Great Britain
Revell Farr
Outilitria
Dagguh Bur
Jn Fentilees
Turkey
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