Negotiations Begun to End Chinese Civil War Mutiny
Marshal Chang Hsueh-Liang opened negotiations to end China's civil war and secure the safe release of Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Ting-Wen carried a message to the minister of war Ho Ying-Chin as James Elder, Chang's American adviser, flew from Sian toward Nanking. The foreign office stated Chiang remains safe and Chang broadcast protection for the generalissimo.
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Nanking
Chang Huieh-Liang
China
Chiang
Chiang Ting- Wen
Ho Ying-Chin
Foreign Office
T. T. Li
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Marshal Chang
Villainous letters reach Wally and Simpson romance in exile
Warning letters reach Wally at the Riviera villa. Simpson, said to destroy many letters, mocks violent notes and hopes public forgets the romance that shook an empire.
Planter Edward Hamner Killed in Alabama Auto Crash
Edward L. Hamner, 55, prominent planter and sawmill operator, was instantly killed near Gordo Alabama when the car he was driving alone struck a cattle truck last night. The accident occurred around midnight according to local reports.
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Gordo
Ala
Edward L. Hamner
Here
Miss Lovin Heads Group Of Attendance Workers
Miss Clic Lovin was elected president and Miss Louise Pittman secretary at a meeting of school attendance workers. The program committee includes Miss Mary Hyde Garner and Miss Edna Williams. The group met for lunch at Cornelius Court Hotel with plans to meet every two months and next gathering set for February 10 at the Russell Erskine Hotel in Huntsville.
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Clic Lovin
Louise Pittman
Sheffield
Inuntsville
Mary Yde Garner
Cullman
Edna Williams
Tuscumbia
Cornelian Court Hotel
George T. Woodruff
Russel Erskine Hotel
Huntsville
Christmas Party For Walter League At St Pauls Lutheran
The Walter League of St Pauls Lutheran church held a Christmas party at the home of Mrs W P Adams and Katherine Schneider. Special guests were Mrs A J Schneider and the Rev R B Hasz. The event featured a lighted tree, games, carols, gifts, and festive refreshments.
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W. P. Adams
Katherine Schneider
Walter League
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
A. J. Schneider
R. BE. Hast
Muscle Shoals
Mesdames
W. Fricke
M. Mittwede
I. D. Carlisle
E. T. Town
Louise Holtman
Ang Clare Carlisle
Messrs
Louis
Admore Growing as Mule Market
T Jones a noted Ardmore businessman said Ardmore is rapidly becoming an important mule market. Trade days are the last three Mondays each month with buyers from Alabama and Tennessee. All livestock sell at the days, but mules draw the largest crowds, with 1000 to 1500 people attending sales.
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T. Jones
Ardmore
Alabama
Tennessee
Roosevelt Jr to Return Home for Holidays
Boston dispatch reports President Roosevelt Jr is expected home for Christmas after recovering from a streptococcus throat infection and acute sinusitis. Word of his return spread as news of the White House celebration circulated.
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Boston
White House
Lin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Extra Hours at Postoffice Open Saturday and Weekdays
Post offices on Bank Street and Albany Station announce extended hours to handle parcel post and money order demand. Saturday afternoon hours extend to six, with specific windows closing at 1 p m. Monday to Wednesday operate 8 a m. to 7 p m., Thursday closes at 6 p m. No deliveries on Christmas Day. offices closed. Statement by Postmaster LeRoy McEntire.
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Ioca _post
Bank Street
Albany
Chris
LeRoy McEntire
Appropriation Cut to Be Real Task
House appropriations committee members discussed the possibility that Congress may have to increase rather than trim appropriations for ordinary governments. They hope for a balanced budget by cutting emergency expenditures, though offsets may come from larger allocations to departments whose functions have expanded. Chairman Buchanan noted new agencies require funding and that cuts are difficult.
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Washington
House Appropriations
Congress
Buchanan
Tex
Fresh search for missing Western Air Express plane begins
A snow bound Wasatch search on the western slope near Salt Lake City seeks seven missing people including John F Wolfe and Gladys Witt after a possible in air wreck. Volunteers from army CCC and ranchers total 400 to 500 aiming to cover a six mile square area before dusk.
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Salt Lake City
I Vane
Wasatch
Salt City
Los Angeles
John F. Wolfe
Chicago
Henry W. Edwards
Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
Carl Christopher
Dwight
Gladys Witt
Seamson
Will George Keyser
Jimmy James
Western Air
Samson
Civilian Conservation Corps
Miss Witt
Newark
N. J
James Roe
Transcontinental
Kansas City
California
Erick K. Balzar
Steamship
Balzer
Roe
Moulton Roundup Notes Visits and Local Affairs
Mt Hope residents J T Roberson and J M Sandy visited Moulton while John D Comer remained seriously ill in a Nashville hospital. Local officials and townsfolk including Gentry Jackson Highsmith, Counts and Lentz made multiple trips to nearby Decatur Birmingham and Trinity for business and family visits. The Bank of Moulton reports ongoing recovery of cashier O L Judy. The Baptist Church hosted a School of Missions last week.
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J. T. Roberson
Mt. Hope
Moulton
John D. Comer
County High School
Mr. Comer
Nashville
J. W. Gentry
R. C. Jackson
Decatur
J. M. Sandy
Mt. Hope Community
W. R. Taylor
H. E. Smith
Wheeler
W. R. Jackson
Will Clark
Russellville
L. W. Gentry
J. H. Highsmith
Clark Hodgins
Emmett Tollison
Birmingham
C. W. Speake
Danville
J. W. Lentz
Trinity
Johnnie Jackson
Catherine
J. R. Dukemeinier
Everette Elkins
O. L. Judy
Bank of Moulton
J M. Wallace
Woodrow Burks
Town Creek
Lawrence Kelsoe
Clyde Montgomery
Five Points
W. F. Owens
School of Missions
The
Baptist
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Chalybeate
Jim Pickens
Colorado
J. D. L. Byars
Montgomery
Robel
Wilder
Wally
Vaughan Bros
Peoples Service Station
Frank Wear
Vaughan
Angel Food
Aaa
C. S
Miss Lovin
Admore
Roosevelt
Elizabeth McCulloch
Miss McCulloch
Austinville
Best
Grocery Department
A. Z. Bailey Grocery Co
Decatur Maid
North
Decaturice&coalco
Santa
HER
Fam
Ily
Martha
Spire
Milady
Moulton Rayburn Jackson
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