Regrouping of powers eyed as EU fears rise
Germany accelerates rearmament in violation of Versailles and signals a possible France Russia entente. Paris flags a potential prewar balance shift. observers warn of a counter entente with Japan if Russia hardens stance amid looming German military strength. US Chamber notes business uptick linked to administration cooperation hopes. Three young girls found slain near Carlisle, bodies arranged with blankets. investigators pursue leads while coroner weighs possible poisoning.
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Webe Miller
United Press European General News
United Press
London
Germany
Europe
Chamber of Deputies
Leon Archimbaudl
Hugsia
Archimbaud
France
Russia
Poland
League of Nations
Jnoatl
Ex‘ores
Isha
Japan
Daily Herald
Senbor
New Castle Company Abandons NRA Fight
The Yohnson Bronze Company of New Castle Pa today abandoned its fight against the national labor relations board after reviewing court action.
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NEW Castle Company
NRA
United
Washington, New Ye
Yohnson Bronze Company
Mew Castle Pa
Ranger
National Labor
Insull Trial Delivers Jury Instructions In Mail Fraud Case
Chicago November 24 District Attorney Dwight H Green concluded government rebuttal in the Insull mail fraud trial at 11:25. Judge James H Wilkerson will give jury instructions after adjournment, likely taking about two hours to deliver.
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United Press Chicago
Ls. Distr
Dwight H. Green
James H. Wilkerson
Italy Backs Hungary Over Yugoslav Terrorist Charges
Nov 24 Rome reports Italy defends Hungary amid Yugoslav charges that Hungary sheltered terrorists linked to the group that killed King Alexander. Italy urges immediate League of Nations discussion, while noting the delicate situation and avoiding new complications.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Jugoslavia
League of Nations
League Council
League Coun
Franz Werdinand
Serajevo
Seek Further Opinion On Beer Sale Ruling
Harrisburg November 24 Prosecution of club operators selling beer or liquor between 2 and 7 a m on weekdays is being withheld pending an opinion from the State Liquor Board legal department Director C E Smith said The board is studying Judge W M Parker's West Philadelphia Fidelio Mammerchor case to decide if 24 hour operation of drinking clubs violates the law The enforcement chief said the Sunday license revocation and ensuing prosecution will guide future actions against drinking clubs operating on Sundays.
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State Liquor Board
United Press
Harrisburg
Skate Liquor Control Board
C. E. Smith
W. M. Parker
West Philadelphia
Fidelio Mammerchor Chase
Smith
Philadelphia
Harrisburg central board sets fixed liquor standards
The central board in Harrisburg announced a standard room plan to maintain fixed liquor standards in state stores. Manufacturers must supply samples, which will be dated and circulated for comparison against goods sold in stores. A later comparison will assess the quality of individual brands.
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Unites Fress
Harrisburg
Iquot Conitral Board
Gang plotted to loot Midwest Insurance Co
State's attorneys alleged a Chicago based gang plotted to plunder 13 million in life insurance assets and gain control of three Indianapolis banks. Key figures included Hayden Sanders, Otto Van Derck, and Gustav Lindquist, with investigations spanning the Midwest. The Abraham Lincoln Life Insurance Co faced leadership changes amid the claims.
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Life Instance Company
Indianapolis
United Press
Chicago
Vernon Thomson
Thomas Dodd Healy
Hayden Sanders
Abraham. Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Springfield
Otto van Darck
Thompson and Healy
Middle West
Gustav Lurdquist
Minnesota
Joseph Baiata
Dave Barry
Abraham Karalz
Abraham Lincoln Company
Hilrgedagb
2Inois Bankers Life Assurance Company
Monmouth
Lindquist
Sanders
R. W. Turnbull
Ludquist
W. A. Fairley
Abraham Lincoln Life Insurance Company
Ernest Palmer
Baiata
Barry
Karate
Amalgamated Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
van Derck
Urge motorist care in deer country at Kane Pa
State Game Commission officials urged motorists to drive with unusual caution in Kane district especially at dawn and dusk to avoid deer on highways. State Game Protector Carl Benson and Mr. Jewett cited higher deer casualties this year, nearly one per day in the Kane district over the past 20 days, noting deer often jump from the roadside into approaching vehicles.
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United Press
Kane
State Game Commission
Carl Benson
Jewett
Benson
New Moves Made to End Gran Chaco War
The League of Nations advisory committee on the Gran Chaco war invited the United States and Bradt to join the committee in Geneva. A neutral supervisory commission of four members was to meet in Buenos Aires to arrange for a celebration of the hostilities between Bolivia and Paraguay.
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United Prose
Geneva
League of Nations
Gran Chaco
United States
Bradt
Buenos Aires
Chaco
Paraguay
Fess Foresees Downfall New Deal Inevitable
United Press reports Senator Simeon D. Fess, once Republican National Committee chair, predicts the New Deal will collapse as currency inflation and chaos rise. He says the GOP will endure, and a Democratic split could occur in 1936, with the New Deal lasting only while money floods the country.
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United Prean
Washington
Simeon D
Fess
Congress
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
Carter Glass
Ess
Unemployment Insurance Criticized In Midwestern Talk
Relief Administrator Harry S Hopkins told relief administrators from 18 Midwestern states that unemployment insurance is inadequate for the current emergency with 17,000,000 on public relief. He urged a form of social security but warned it cannot replace direct relief.
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Winouris
Chicago
Roosevelt
Harry S. Hopkins
Roosevelt orders auto industry employment study issued
Roosevelt designates the WRA research and planning division to study employment stabilization in the automobile industry in cooperation with the labor department statistics bureau. The move follows a promise made when the code was renewed on November 3. A weekly weather outlook follows with precipitation expected Monday through Tuesday and again later in the week, turning colder early in the week and warmer by Thursday.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
WRA Research and Planning Division
Wth
Lsbor Department
Biareau
Beer Baron Is Hunted
Justice Department and Treasury agents across the nation pursue New York gangster George Schultz known as the beer baron. An indictment for income tax violations was returned in New York City federal court on January 25, 1933, with Schultz evading capture for months.
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United Press
Washington
Justice Department
Tony
George
Dutch) Schultz
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Bald
Treasury
Schultz
New York City
Richberg upbeat on 1935 prospects after New England talks
Federal coordinator Donald Richberg voiced strong optimism about a business upturn in New England and nationwide after addressing the tenth New England conference. He cited improved conditions from talks with businessmen, noted regional conservatism, and praised Harry Hopkins for saying cash relief is not a long‑term solution.
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United Press
Boston
Donald R. Richberg
New England
Richberg
Winthrow L. Carter
PERA
Harry L. Hopking
Ridgway Child Fatally Struck by Train Near Tie Depot
Warren Mahon, 4, of Ridgway, died after being struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train near the tie depot Friday evening. Found by railroad workers at 7:45 p.m., he died ten minutes after being taken to Blt County General hospital from a fractured skull and severe head lacerations. He is survived by two daughters and a sister.
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Warren Mahon
Ridgway
Baltimore & Ohio
Tie Depot
Blt County General Hospital
Youthful gang broken up in Erie crackdown
Erie police detained six youths believed to belong to a window smashing gang that terrorized the city this past week. Loot from three robbed stores was recovered at a home. Names given include Sam Campsnells 20 Frank Salzello 18 Andrew Salzello 20 Manzia Boesto 16 John Comi 16 and Paul Mancuse 13.
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Erie
Eren
Sam Campsnells
Frank Salzello
Andrew Salzello
Manzia Boesto
John Comi
Paul Mancuse
Japan to Submit Tonnage Data and Gun Calibres
United Press dispatch from London reports Vice Admiral Isoroki Yamamoto stating Japan will provide concrete tonnage and gun calibre figures to British and American delegations as part of the naval plan. British and American delegates reportedly agree on supporting the Washington treaty, with Tokyo noncommittal on proposed ship and fortification limits.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
Japan
Isoroki Yamamoto
América
Britain
Yamamoto
Admiral Yamamoto
Notre Dame and Army Tied 6-6 at Half in New York
At Yankee Stadium 80 000 fans watched Notre Dame and Army deadlock 6 to 6 as the Cadets and Ramblers exchanged scores in the first two quarters. Yale led Harvard 7-0 while Duquesne, Ohio State, Lock Haven, Michigan and Temple posted early leads. Princeton built a large half time cushion, Colgate led Rutgers at the break.
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Army
Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
New York
Ramblers
Cadets
Yale
Harvard
Duquesne
Catholic
Ohio State
Town
Lock Haven
Shippensburg
Michigan
Northwestern
Temple
Villanoova
Princeton
Dartmouth
Tigers
Colgate
Rutgers
Los Angeles Trolley Strike Fails To Halt Traffic
In Los Angeles on November 4, about 1,800 Los Angeles Railway Company workers voted, but early traffic continued as street cars ran normally. Union leaders had warned of a walkout that could disrupt the city’s transit for its 1.49 million residents. Police found no major disturbances as workers reported to duty.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Railway Company
Lids Anpoles
Deny Conflict Between New Deal Agencies
Secretary Harold L. Ickes and Housing Administrator James A. Moffett issued a joint denial that no conflict exists between the Public Works Administration art and the Housing Administration. The statement followed a White House meeting arranged by both sides to discuss jurisdiction of their respective administrations.
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Washington
Works Administration
Housing Administration
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
James A. Moffett
White House
Mystery Probe Involving Disappearance Of Baroness In Guayaquil
Army officials in Guayaquil pursue a probe into the disappearance of Baroness Elo Borquet de Wagner Wehrborn and her companion Robert Philipps, amid reports of missing persons and discovered bodies on a shore islet.
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Frese Guayaquil
Bousdér
Wireléanr
Galaimged
Salahds
Ingemallo
Elo Borquet de Wagner Wehrborn
Nals
Robert Philippscm
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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Carlisle
Here
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Cumberland County
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James Af. Cameron
Jeime's Gap
Clark Gardine
Raegele
Centerville- Line Grove
Huntsdale
Molly Pitcher
Insull
Taly
Deer Country
Ohio
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