Chiang takes blame for capture acts to halt aid in Spain
In a dramatic turn, Chiang Kai-shek and Marshal Chang Haiteh-Liang blamed each other for the kidnapping that toppled aid to Spain. Chiang issued a humble statement accepting responsibility while Chang urged central government inquiry and proper punishment, highlighting tensions in Chinese leadership.
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France
Spain
United Press
Nanking
Cenecalissino
Chiang Kai-Sheks
Chang Haiteh-Liang
Manchuria
Chang
Cam
Marshal Chang
Powers of High Tribunal May Be Slashed Now
United Press reports Washington debate over constitutional amendments limiting Supreme Court powers as hundreds of resolutions circulate in Congress. Administrations seek a坐 balanced approach urging President Roosevelt to back a path, while court legality of Wagner Act and Feeral Security Act looms as key questions.
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Pra
Supreme Court
Rooosevelt
Fime
Ireland President Broadcasts To Nation
President Eamon de Valera spoke in a Christmas radio address to the United States, saying Indiana and America share a common will for peace and determination to do what is necessary, while noting not all nations feel the same urgency amid war rumors and looming plans.
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United Press
Dublin
Banon de Valera
United States
Indiana
Ameris
Europe
Louise Licas seeks doll brother for Christmas
Five year old Louise Licas wished for a doll and a brother or a slater for Christmas. Today she has the doll and a brother and a sister, twins, sharing the holiday with Santa in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Louise Licas
Christnas
Three Killed When Hit by Auto
Three men and boys were fatally struck on district highways. Whitney Biot, 48, of Wesleyville, died when hit by a vehicle operated by Clyde Russ. Stanley Johnson, 13, of Girard, was fatally struck by a truck driven by H. C. Christy of North Girard. Frank Phillips, 42, a World War veteran, died after being run over by a truck driven by Hubert Gibson of Pittsburgh near Franklin. Gibson said Phillips lay in the roadway.
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Whitney
Huyborerek
Clyde Russ
Wesleyvill
Westeyvile
Stanley Johnson
Girard
Lena
H. C. Christy
North Girard
Frank Phillips
Hubert Gibson
Pittsbuurgh
Franklin
Gibson
Phillips
Highwily
Edward to Wed Wally as Soon as Possible
United Press reports from Ten-zespe ld Austria that Edward VIII plans to marry Mrs Wallis Simpson at Knatsfeld Castle chapel after her divorce finalizes The plan includes chapel ceremony with Rev C D F Grimes of the British legation in Vienna and a church service reading Luke chapter one before the wedding The choice honors hosts Baron and Baroness de Rothschild at their castle venue
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Austria
Dez
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Duke of Windsor
Wallis Simpson
Knatsfeld Castle
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C. D. F. Grimes
Vienna
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Gr.mes
Simpson
Lorie
Shells Fall in Spain Capital
Madrid crowds inspected shell holes from the Christmas Day Nationalist bombardment in the central area. The American owned telephone building was hit hard with holes seven feet across. Five killed and 15 seriously injured. Wits Mille Keefe of Erie returned home after a short stay with relatives.
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Tila Moxting
Guist
Telephonee Puilding
Wits Mille
France proposes strict embargo plan on arms and money to Spain
Paris dispatch reports France and Britain pushing a new neutrality scheme to curb aid to Spanish civil war factions. It tightens control of arms, men, and money and seeks international buy in, with potential action against violators. France would aid Loyalists if Germany persists.
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Britain
Germany
Ralph Heinzen
United Press
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Spain
Pawers
Thwas
Adolf Hitler
Corry to Attend PSEA Meeting in Harrisburg
Corry school officials including Superintendent Ralph Dewey and Supervisor of Vocational Education Charles Hoffmeister will travel Monday to Harrisburg for the annual three day PSEA convention at the State Education Building. The theme is Advancing the Interest of Education. The program starts at 7:10 pm with departmental meetings in the afternoon followed by reports. President Mary B. McAndrew of Carbondale will chair the evening session and J. Herbert Kelly of Harrisburg will present the annual report for the Pennsylvania State Education Association. Officers and committee members will be nominated Monday, elected Tuesday, with results announced Wednesday.
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Dewey
Vora Jorial
Charles
Hoffmaster
Marksmirg
State Educationst
Pennnsylvania State Education Association
Mary 3B. McAndrew
Carbondale
J. Herbert Kelly
Harrisburg
National Education Association For Pennsylvania
Pierbern
Highway Patrol to Open Drive on Dim Headlights
Corry motorists urged to dim headlights to save money and lives as state patrol launches a week long campaign. Local unit under Corp C B Carlson will join the statewide crusade, with intensified patrols and checks on headlamps and taillights and vehicle conditions.
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State Highway Patrol
Vetalary
Muntor Cade
Country Seethes Under Toll Of Accidents Across States
United Press survey tallies over 265 deaths in a series of mishaps across 38 states and the District of Columbia. The record spans multiple perils from crashes to other violent incidents. motorists and travelers shoulder the heavy toll as weather and travel rushes contribute to fatalities.
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United Press
United Press Survey
Famed Brisbane Writer Arthur Brishare Dies
Arthur Brishare, famed Brisbane writer and longtime front page feature contributor, died at 72 after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at St Bartholomew's Church Moray, with private burial at Allaire. His death prompts tributes from colleagues and readers alike.
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Arthur Brishare
Elisial
Hscdssuil
Brishine
Ramitvelt
New Yorke
PA. Bartholomew's Church
Moray
Allaire
Huirhane
Coventry
Massawa Steamship Cesare Battisti Disaster Kills 26
An explosion or sudden accident aboard the Cesare Battisti in Massawa, Eritrea, during disembarkation wounded over 100 and killed 26. Twenty severely hurt were transported to Massawa hospital as the ship prepared to sail for Addis Ababa. The incident occurred around 10 p.m. Tuesday according to official reports.
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Cesare Paltlatt
Massawa
Wallan
Eritrea
Red Sea
Deserve Battisti
Sons of Genoa
Cesare Battisti
Etr
Addis Absba
Ethiop
Pope Pius XII suffers neuritis pains and ailments
Vatican announces Pope Pius XII is suffering neuritis pains and other ailments that keep him largely inactive. Officials acknowledge heightened leg pain linked to prolonged immobility as doctors say his condition has worsened somewhat.
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Pontife
United Press
Der
Vatican
Aminta Milani
Memsers
Nom
Air liner search resumes near Utah mountains after storm
Salt Lake City Utah December 26 storm conditions halted the aerial search for the missing Western Air Express liner and its seven passengers but cleared to resume with more planes over Utah mountains. Four marine corps scouts augmented by a US Army bomber took off at dawn to continue the checkerboard survey of the Tuvar and Pahvant mountains between Milford and St George. No planes operated from the local airport as heavy news reports continued through the night delaying ground party dispatch. The search enters its eleventh day.
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United Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Western Air Express
Sunshine
Marine Corps
U. S. Army
Mitford
Tuhvar
Pahvant
Melford
St. George
Narrow escape as auto skids into pole near Corry
Two men from Westland and Cokeburg barely escaped injury when a car skidded off a highway and struck a telephone pole near Corry. The impact broke wires, damaged the front end, and left one driver with a minor forehead cut while a passenger suffered a chin wound. The car was moved to the berm to clear the road, and the occupants resumed travel in Corry after the vehicle was towed from Franklin’s garage.
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John Jingleal
Westland
Hunebnia
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Franistin
Imal
Dot Ding Lexi
Washington
Abe
Abe Fantini
Berm
Lee
Cy G Vanner
Stile
Patlrol
Jingleski
Une Fone
Pranic Fantelonia
Gokeburg
Hantebnia
Tom Garage
Frantin
Hue
Conference Aims as Auto Plants Suspend Weekend Work
Detroit December 26 The Waited Automobile Workers Union president Ménez Martin awaits a response on repeated proposals for a bargaining conference with General Motors officials as waterin operations halt over the Chrivi ng Weekend. The pause lets both sides and labor groups consolidate gains and plot strategy in the drive to organize the open shop. Martin sends 13 new organizers into the field with emphasis on Flint and Midi where Fisher body plants and Chevrolet assembly lines halt operations.
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Automobile Worktn
General Motors
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Martin
John L. Lewis
Anmamuttes Tor
Tivjalriul
Emphowia
Filnt
Midi
Hitler in mountains. world awaits verdict
Berlin December 26 Adolf Hitler observed Christmas quietly at his Berchtesgaden retreat and remained there as Europe watched for any dramatic move. Spokesmen offered no information about his activities.
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Berlin
Fuhrer Adettiller
Berchtesgaden
Europe
Roosevelt Plans Draft Budget For Next Year
Washington dispatch from United Press reports President Roosevelt will draft the budget for the next fiscal year after Christmas. The plan outlines a comprehensive view of the nation’s finances to be submitted to Congress, with a likely focus on fiscal restraint and economic stability. Close associates expect him to discuss the inaugural address timing and possible revisions during ten days of preparation. They anticipate a detailed financial picture aligned with early 1930s fiscal policy.
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United Press
Washington
Jont Mooevelt
Naea
Ani
Widreda
Fabhny
Matangge
Piornan
Roosevelt Birthday Parties Planned Nationwide Fundraiser
Autsburn area and many Pennsylvania communities plan Tintheray Jac Hes events on January 30 to support a national drive against infantile paralysis. Proceeds from halls and dances, box socials, and parties fund the fight, a tradition begun in 1998 to honor President Roosevelt.
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United Press
Duquesne Player Sullivan Silences Church Jail Christmas Show
Martin J. Sullivan, a well known player for Duquesne, sat in the second row at a county jail Christmas performance yesterday and applauded loudly as the comedy was cut off.
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Wy Unnew Cree
Pittsburgh
Martin J. Sullivan
Duquesne
County
Ware
Bonuses Boost Sales and Holiday Mail Rush Peak
Industrial bonuses and stock dividends spur a near record holiday surge in trade, mail rush, and passenger traffic. Reports describe rising retail receipts, improved conditions, and festive crowds as Christmas approaches, with continued coverage planned for later pages.
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Elky Aed
Nsw
Aaleitia Hydwii
Austin
Hiainess
Morehunta of
Cary
Alice
Loci Mer Cuntiia
Etn
Dr O Hara To Lead Clinic In Public Health Effort
The article notes Dr O Hara will oversee a new clinic focused on diagnosing and treating genito infectious diseases. It highlights partial funding and operations aimed at aiding teens and those unable to pay, with emphasis on public health and accessibility.
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Ellie Dun
Dionnes Enjoy Merry Christmas Party
The Dionne sisters hosted a Christmas gathering at the Dafoe nunnery in Vallander Ontario. Their family attended for the first time a real Christmas celebration, described as the finest party they have had.
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Dionnes
Oil Men View Three Problems in Industry
In Dulau a group of 196 drone experts and oil men gathered to discuss the petrotenes inquiry and outline three key problems facing the industry as they consider the coming year.
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United Press
Dulaa
Petrotenes
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