Berle Urges Mutual Protection of Nations in Americas
U S defense to defend peace on any line if needed as Berle announces, with Hull preparing for Pan American conference at Lima opening Dec. 8. Berle warns Germans are no longer isolated and calls for continental solidarity to ensure peace and collective security among 21 nations, stressing nonaggression and mutual protection.
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Washington
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U. S
Hull
Lima
Peru
Adolf A. Berie
Berie
New World
Americas
Berle
Histor
Four Hurt in Elk River Road Crash
Walter Schwab, 19, of 207 Bibby Street drove a car that struck a pole on Elk River Road yesterday afternoon. He was only mildly hurt after initial treatment at McMillan hospital. Three passengers were taken to Staats hospital with injuries. Dale Martin, 17, suffered multiple lacerations after going through the windshield. James Sayre, 16, had a fractured ankle and Frank Ledbetter, 18, a fractured right kneecap. Schwab said he hit the pole while dodging a reckless driver.
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Bibby Street
Elk River
Staats Hospital
Schwab
Sid
McMillan Hospital
Dale Martin
James’ Sayre
Vincent Street
Frank Ledbetter
Toisas Avenue
Peace groups challenge Roosevelt defence plan
Seven peace organizations denounced the administration’s proposal to create a western hemisphere naval and military defense system as hysterical and dangerous. The groups warned that ships and bombers cannot stop economic or cultural penetration and urged stronger ties among American republics to raise living standards and counter fascism. Some Latin American officials reportedly viewed defense alliances with caution, fearing strains with Europe.
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Washington
Hemisphere
National Council For Prevention of War
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Keep America
Hitler
Mussolini
Western Hemisphere
U.S
U. S
Argentina
Europe
Tuberculosis Death Rates Dip in 48 Cities Report
New York TB and Health association released the annual barometer for 1937 showing declines in deaths in 11 cities and increases in 35 compared with 1936. Overall, the average death rate fell five percent across the 48 cities, per statistician Godlay J. Drolet.
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New York
New York Tuberculosis and Health Association
Protest Rally Across Nation Against Nazi Persecution
New York November 20 Nine governors a U S senator and a senator elect pledged support for a mass protest rally against Nazi persecution of Jews and Christian sects in Germany to be held in Madison Square Garden tomorrow. About 20000 persons expected. Speakers include Gov Murphy of New Hampshire and Gov Lehman of New York with Sen Mead.
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U.S
Germany
Madison Square Garden
Elmer A. Benson
Minnesota
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Lewis O. Barrows
Maine
Hugh White
Mississippi
Carl E. Bailey
Arkansas
Robert E. Quinn
Rhode Island
James V. Allred
Texas
Francis P. Murphy
New Hampshire
Herbert H. Lehman
David Walsh
Massachusetts
James M- Mead
Elinore M. Herrick
National Labor Relations Board
Lewis E Lawes
Sing Sing Prison
Chaim Cailtowsay
John L. Lewis
Congress For Industrial Organizations
Supreme Court
Ferdinand A. Pecora
Gov. Murphy
Pacific debate frames issue as western Pacific dominance
Tokyo editorials argue the China discrimination issue hinges on who will control the western Pacific. The United States protests over China and trade routes prompt calls that the final answer lies in mastery of the western Pacific, not in China. Japanese outlets reflect unity after Friday's note and question whether the life power treaty will be renounced.
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Hock
China
Athe
Japan
U. S
Hachi
Yomuri
Apathy of Business Heads Seen Endangering Fund
Duncan C Kennedy declares the Community Fund campaign faces a serious setback as 17 separate appeals this year sap cooperative support. He urges business leaders to unite and mobilize employees to meet the 173,368 goal, stressing firms must back the fund to aid Charleston’s needs. Reports indicate over 300 prominent Charleston business and professional men were turning to page 1.
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Anatenna
United Appeal
Daniel Boone Hotel
Kernmedy
Charleston
Pigase
Queen Maud of Norway Dies in Buckingham Sleep
Queen Maud of Norway 68, aunt of King George VI, died in her sleep after an abdominal operation. King Haakon stayed at Buckingham Palace with her as Norwegian radio announced the death and Queen Maud’s funeral plans were not yet set.
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Navy
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Norway
George VI
Great Britain
Edward VII
Haakon of
Buckingham Palace
Haakon
Slater
Tate
George V
Appleton House
Suffolk
North Sea
England
King George
George
Maud
Wuceh
Alexandra
Elementary Idea Trips Recession
Chicago reports a remarkable 10 year old business prodigy, Valentine Bautista, who claims recession is a myth. He buys ponds at low price and resells at a profit, netting 3200 in two years while saving for college. He began with bargain pencils and candy bars, scaling to wholesale losses and steadily rising gains.
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Chicago
Valentine Bautista
Bautista
Amilzt
Separate Rites Planned for Crippled Boys
Grief-stricken relatives arrange separate funerals for seven boys and an automobile driver who died when a car plunged into a water-filled hole beside a closed road. Masses for the boys will be Tuesday morning. services for Willard McIntosh, 22, will be Wednesday. An inquest Tuesday night will hear what steps were taken to block the road after the mine settlement created the gaping hole three months ago.
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Wilkes-Barre
Namne
Hoya
Mary
Willard ‘McIntosh
Wyoming Valley Grippled Children's Association
J. Emmett Brislin
Glen Alden Coat Company
Mevan
Labor Peace Plan Sought By Senate Committee Hearings
A Senate special committee plans to probe profit sharing as a path to industrial labor peace. Industrial leaders like Deupree of Proctor and Gamble Folsom of Eastman Kodak and Wood of Sears Roebuck head a witness list. William Green of the AFL is slated to testify, with critics invited to present their views.
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Senate
Vandenberg
Mick
Herring
Lowe
Vonagon
Colo
Richand
Deupree
Proctor and Gamble .Company
B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak Company
Robert ¥. Wood
Sears Roebuck and Company
Morrow
Donald de Spain
Reten
Vandenbere
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Bomber Crash Survivor Gains Hope at Lagrange
Second Lieut. John D. Madre, sole survivor of an army bomber crash near Lagrange Georgia, showed some improvement while investigators probe the Friday tragedy that killed seven soldiers. He suffered a severe head injury and burns and remained in grave condition as an investigation board considers a heavy rainstorm as a possible cause. Funeral home attendants prepared six of the seven bodies for shipment as investigators rule out delays.
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John D. Madre
Madre
Pine Forest
Here
Aubrey Hornsby
Maxwell Field
Mitchell Field
New York
Montgomery
Aloie
Baby in Car Sleeps Through Crash in NY
A baby girl named Margaret Oliver slept through a car crash in Tabretown New York. The infant remained unhurt as a car wreck occurred after a young boy started a ride event and a truck collided. police later found the baby still in her hanging basket and returned her to her father.
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N.Y
Margaret Oliver
Fran
Tony
Oliver
Margeret
Baby Margaret
Italy Moves to Seize Jew Property Amid 1938 Audit
Rome reports an audit shows about 500 million lira in real estate owned by Jews, signaling possible expropriation measures. Decrees cap Jewish ownership of suburban and urban land above set values and mandate sale. Threats of punitive measures rise as regime tightens control and stock restrictions.
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Rome
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Italy
Germany
Oa Presse
Agen
Roosevelt Heads South on Train En Route to Chattanooga
President Roosevelt travels aboard the presidential train toward Warm Springs Georgia for rest before Congress. He plans to meet Democratic leaders review the new program, discuss Germany and anti Jewish tensions, announce federal judicial appointments, and consult with Warm Springs foundation officials during a two week southern trip.
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Southland
Warm Springs
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Chickamauga Tva
Tennessee River
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Warm Springs Foundation
Fay
Victims of Slide Recovering After Fatal Car Crash
In Calhoun County a landslide damaged a vehicle causing a crash that killed 73 year old Mrs. Alin Wyatt and injured Rose King 16 and Joyce King three. Rose suffered pelvic and spinal injuries while Joyce and Donald King escaped serious harm as gasoline ran low nearby. Rose is grand daughter of Mrs Wyatt. The slide happened during refueling near Getherbark while en route to Charleston.
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Spencer
Alin Wyatt
Getherbark
Calhoun
Rose’ King
Wyatt
Joyce King
Donald King
Rose
King
Charleston
Galtiers Wu
Jews Urg to Levy Funds for Rebuilding Oppressed Brethren
Washington report notes Jewish leaders urge right to raise funds for reconstruction and refugee aid. Rep. Mattox cites Dies Plan, arguing for American support to help Jews and distressed communities. Debate centers on securing resources for displaced people and potential Palestinian implications.
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Washington
Mat
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Variountigm
Archduke Otto Linked to Large Scale Fund Embezzlements
Vienna dispatch reports criminal police uncovering large scale embezzlements. Archduke Otto of Hapshure allegedly received 20,000 achill monthly from former Chancellor Schuschnigg’s government, routed via the Netherlands to Otto in Belgium. Other suspects include Count Coudenhove Kalergi, Benjamin Schier, and Wilhelm, with funds totaling between 7 and 10 million shillings. Police say nine or ten officials, tied to the , secret fund, are in custody or under arrest. trial planned as investigation widens.
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Archduke ‘Otto
Hapshure
Achill
Inge
Kurt Schuschnigg
Netherlanda Bank
Fey
Brussels
Promiperio
Richard Coyden- Hove-Kalergi
Pan- European Union
Henjamin Schier
Vientia
Coudenhove-Kalergi
Greater
Germany
Austria
Belice
Sebier
Nazis as Cannibals in Pravda Attacks on Allies
Moscow dispatch reports Pravda accusing Britain and France of appeasing Hitler and seeking a new holy alliance with Germany and Japan. It blames Western powers for silence over German crimes, arguing fear and anti-Communist sentiment drive their stance while warning of a world directory to control humanity.
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Pacetiad
Jazis
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France
Ing
Hitler
Munich
Comeemol Pravda
Surhpe
Germany
Communist Party
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Chamberlain
U. 5
Japan
Qost
World Directory
London
Changsha Fire Report Claims 2000 Dead
Semi official Chungking dispatches report at least two thousand killed in a five day blaze that turned Changsha into blackened ruins. The fire, blamed on Chinese troops as Japanese forces approached, left wholesale destruction as the city stood near the frontline and amid invading advances.
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Chi Chins
Chaneres
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Dananese
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