Family Feud Cited As Clue In Five Deaths Case
Carlisle, Pa. December 1 AP A family feud is cited as a clue in the murders of Elmo J. Noakes his niece and three children. Pennsylvania police seek motive as a funeral is held for the children in rugged Blue Ridge hills. sisters of Noakes involved in separate court action.
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Sisters
Elmo Noakes
Carlisle
Elmo J. Noakes
Sid
R. A. Noakes
Elmo
Pennsylvania
Blue Ridge Mountains
Noakes
American Legion
Roseville
Calif
Rusell Pierce
Winifred Pierce
Pearl Pierce
Justice of the Peace
Sen
Pierce
Winnie Chaffin
Kate Gibby
United States Marine
Young Negro Fugitive Hunted for Multiple Killing
Quitman Mississippi December first. County officers hunt Floyd Watson a 21 year old Negro in a widespread search after a shooting spree yesterday that killed an entire family of four and seriously wounded three others
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Quitman
Miss
Floyd Watson
Two Subjects Spark Gossip in Beverly Hills
The column riffs on weddings and politics as talk of tax cuts and big finance houses heats up. A quip about Lady Astor and Roosevelt surfaces amid reflections on government and press restraint.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Lady Astor
Mother Arrested After Children Describe Fiery Torture
Indianapolis police hold 37 year old Mrs Jean Heitz on vagrancy charges after her children Bernice 10 and Joseph 12 report burns from a curling iron and a head wound amid claims of abuse. Bernice says she ate mayonnaise when hungry prompting the burns. Joseph recalls a scar from escape efforts. The children are in Juvenile Detention, with city hospital treatment noted for Bernice.
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Indianapolis
Jean Heitz
Bernice
Joseph
City Hospital
Jealousy Blamed in Blountstown Family Shooting
Ernest McClellan a 40 year old Blountstown Florida sawmill operator and former Jackson County deputy sheriff was shot in the thigh and treated at a Dothan hospital. Deputy Hollis said the motive was jealousy and that Mrs McClellan fired twice with one bullet going wild. McClellan declined to prosecute. The shooting occurred near Blountstown city limits about 7 PM.
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Ernest McClellan
Blountstown
Fla
Jackson County
Dothan
McClellan
J. A. Hollis
Hollis
Mrs Lela Money Dies After Brief Siege at Shorterville
Mrs. Lela Money age 50 of Shorterville route 2 died in a Dothan hospital at 3 p m Friday after a four day illness. She was a Union Primitive Baptist member who lived in the community all her life. Survived by husband Bud Money seven sons two daughters four sisters and four brothers. Funeral set for 2 p m today at Union Baptist church with Rev Pope officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Fellows and Forrester in charge.
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Lela Money
Shorterville
Dothan
Union Primitive Baptist Church
Bud Money
Robert Preston
Herman
Henry
Edward
John
Loris Money
Columbus
A. L. Aplin
Columbia
Ella Rea Money
Carrie Herring
Abbeville
Ella Southerland
Ashford
B. S. Hatfield
Eufaula
Lillie Langford
Blakely
W. M. Culpepper
Clarence Culpepper
Aubrey Culpepper
Texas
Walter Culpepper
Union Baptist Church
Mr. Pope
Abbeville Methodist Church
Fellows
Forrester
Riots and Vandalism Mark Second Week of LA Strike
Los Angeles sees riots and vandalism amid the Los Angeles Railway strike entering its second week. A crowd of nearly 1000 was driven from Seventh street and Broadway when police fired tear gas to restore order.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Railway Company
Seventh Street
Broadway
Last Rites Sunday for John J. Espy
Alto V. McClenny and D. P. Clark, injured in the head on collision of two automobiles on Thanksgiving night, were resting well at local hospitals today. John J. Espy of Headland was killed in the crash and will be buried tomorrow at Headland.
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Alto V. McClenny
D. P. Clark
John J. Espy
Headland
Senate probes gangland gun production amid officer killings
A Senate munitions inquiry reviews a surge in cheap sub machine guns and asks how underworld buyers obtain arms. Investigators suspect small shops piece together firearms before shipping to Brooklyn for assembly. Witnesses from major makers are summoned while senators seek direct sellers and supply sources.
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Washington
Senate
Samuel P. Cowley
Herman Gillis
Senatorial Committee
Brooklyn
Underworld
Stephen Raushenbush
Pope
D-Idaho
France Offers Germany Saar Second Chance After Plebiscite
Paris reports Pierre Laval publicly proposes giving Germany an opening to regain the Saar if the January 13 plebiscite chooses to stay under League of Nations control. Premier Flandin wins decisive confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies with 457 to 120, pledging funds for interior ministry. France suggests possible league council action could transfer Saar to Germany if voters later opt to return.
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Sarah Wambaugh
Cambridge
Mass
League of Nations
Saar
Paris
Pierre Laval
Germany
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Chamber of Deputies
Ministry of the Interior
Chamber
Flandin
France
League Council
Leon Blumbit
President Facing Momentous Decision On Future Relief
President Roosevelt weighs a major policy choice in December. He must decide whether to seek a nine billion dollar federal relief package or to reduce spending and spur a private revival. Key advisers Ickes and Hopkins back a work relief plan, while conservatives favor private sector stimulation. Ickes plans to travel to Warm Springs with a public works expansion proposal.
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Dole
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Harold L. Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Warm Springs
Hopkins
Federal Work Relief Corporation
Ickes
Plan Tckes
Smiling Chief Tackles Problem in Recovery Plan Debate
Observers weigh Hopkins and Ickes relief strategies as two approaches to recovery. FERA shows relief rise from 13.3 to 18.05 million. proposals include more relief workshops, rural industrial communities, and rehabilitation loans. Ickes hints at up to 2 billion for slum clearance and housing with possible rural electrification and grade crossing removal.
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Hopkins
Ickes
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Dole
FERA
PWA
Elminnaton
Pickford Denies Former Agent Misconduct Claims
Mary Pickford sharply denies charges by Edward Hemmer, her former manager and advisor, who sues for 250000. She calls the allegations ridiculous and notes they appeared long after her mother’s death. Hemmer accuses of preserving her reputation in early films.
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Mary Pickford
Chicago
California
Edward Hemmer
Hemmer
Mrs Effie Battle Dies After Illness at Son's Home
Mrs Effie Battle aged 74 died yesterday at her son C E Battle's home on Route 4 after a short illness. She is survived by eight other sons Dan Gordon Tom of Marianna Fla J L Dothan Route 4 R T Henry and Ralph Tampa Fla H K Dothan Route 3 and Suedon Battle Ashford and two daughters Mrs Sallie Holiday Do than and Mrs Mollie C Moore Do than. Funeral 3 p m today at Smyrna church with Rev J C Parrish Ashford affiliated Fellows and Forrester in charge.
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Effie Battle
C. E. Battle
Dothan
Sallie Holiday
Mollie C. Moore
Smyrna Church
J. C. Parrish
Ashford
Fellows
Forrester
Twenty five saved from stricken Henry Corts at Muskegon
Twenty five crew members of the whaleback freighter Henry Corts reached shore safe after 11 hours in a 60 mile gale. Coast guardsmen launched a line to the freighter and sailors hauled over the breakwater to safety amid heavy seas. Exposed and exhausted, some were helped ashore with injuries.
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Muskegon
Mich
Henry Corts
Muskegon Harbor
Special Messenger System For Unclaimed Special Delivery Letters
Dothan post master Mrs. A. Y. Malone announced a special messenger will leave notice if addressees are not at the designated address. A tag or tissue under the door serves as notice, and unclaimed letters go to the next regular mail delivery.
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A. Y. Malone
Dothan
Manchukuo Plans Three Railways Near Soviet Frontiers
The Manchoukuo legation in Tokyo announced plans for three new Manchurian railways. Two lines are described as strategically important for extending the Japanese controlled rail system toward the Soviet frontiers.
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Tokyo
Manchoukuo
Upper Atlantic Coast Storm Warning Issued
Weather bureau announces storm warning for the Upper Atlantic coast. Advisory at 8 30 a m lists warnings from Delaware breakwater to Eastport Maine. By 9 a m disturbance over New York and Middle Atlantic states moves east with strong southerly winds and gales shifting westward later today.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Eastport
Maine
New York
Middle Atlantic
New York Jurist Upholds Section 7 A Of NRA Code
Supreme Court Justice William Harman Black upheld Section 7 A of the NRA, which covers collective bargaining between employers and workers, in a year long dispute between the Doll and Toy Workers union and Ralph A Freundlich Inc. He gave a week to reconcile differences. if not, strict enforcement would follow. The union alleges evasion of 7 A obligations, while the company contends the section bars the closed shop. Continued on page five.
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New York
NRA
Supreme Court
William Harman Black
Doll and
Toy Workers Union
Ralph A. Freundlich, Inc
Doctor Haskew Preaching Final Sermons in Dothan
Dr D W Haskew longtime pastor of LaPquette Street Methodist Church will preach his last sermons in Dothan at 11 am and 7 pm tomorrow and depart Tuesday to lead Andalusia congregation after a Pensacola conference transfer. Rev C S Talley arrives next Thursday to lead LaFayette congregation for the new conference year.
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D. W. Haskew
LaPquette Street Methodist Church
Pensacola
Haskew
Andalusia
Dothan
LaFayette
Dionne Quintuplets Rapid Weight Gains Reported
Callander Ontario AP dispatch says the five Dionne girls have each gained massively since birth with weight totals up to 12 pounds for Yvonne and over 11 pounds for two sisters. Dr. A R Dafoe notes the quintuplets roughly quintupled their birth weights while road work to their farm continues and daily care remains steady.
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Callander
Dionne
A. R. Dafoe
Yvonne
Emilie
Cecile
Annetts
President of Gliders Society Dies in Crash
Miami, December 1. War ren E. Eaton of Norwich New York president of the Soaring Society of America was killed in a glider crash while being towed over the city by a plane. Pilot Harold Bowen also of Norwich was aboard the glider. Earl Southes of Athens Pennsylvania conducted the glider tow and had recently come from Elmira New York where he ran a glider school. Spectators reported Eaton's glider spun and crashed after detaching from the tow.
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Miami
Fla
Warren E. Eaton
Norwich
N. Y
Soaring Society of America
Melvin C. Eaton
New York
Atnnity
Eaton
Harold Bowen
Earl Southes
Athens
Elmira
Bowen
Paraguay Seeks Peace as Bolivian Halt Stated
Asuncion responds to Bolivian moves with a peace offer if La Paz stops hostilities. Paraguayan defense reports strong advances toward Vila Montes and Dorbigny while Bolivian forces, under General Sanz, reportedly hold 12 000 troops to the north.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Bolivia
la Paz
Ministry of Defense
Jose Luis Tejada Sorzano
General Sanz
Estiparribia
Fort Picalba
Dorbigny
United States Plans to Preserve Bolivia Relations
The United States intends to maintain diplomatic ties with Bolivia as if no government change occurred. Officials say the shift is in full accord with Bolivia's constitution and the relations will continue normally.
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United States
Bolivia
Washington
Sweeping Reform in Government Budget Sought
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States endorses 13 budget reform proposals after a member referendum. It calls for centralized administrative control of expenditures and tighter executive budget management to avoid deficiency appropriations.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Fta
Agreement set to end 20 000 silk and rayon strike
Passaic valley mills near end of a 20 000 worker strike as negotiators reach a settlement. Ratification by Federation of Silk and Rayon Dyers and Finishers is expected to speed reopening of mills on Monday. A two year contract will follow, with recognition of the federation as bargaining agent and guarantees against union discrimination. Replacement of vacancies with union members is noted.
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Patenson
N. J
Passaic Valley
British Join U S Inter Se Note To Japs
Tokyo reports that the United States and Great Britain have jointly protested Japan over the Manchoukuo oil monopoly. Sir Robert Clive and Ambassador Joseph Grew delivered notes to Foreign Minister Hirota. Observers see a stiffer Anglo American position amid naval talks in London.
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Tokyo
United States
Great Britain
Robert Clive
Koki Hirota
Foreign Office
Joseph Do. Grew
Japan
China
Manchukuo
London
Washington
Tsuneo Matendaira
Norman H. Davis
Grading Bids Sought for Cedar Ford Land
Do C McEachin road supervisor for Houston county announces bids on grading four acres at Cedar Ford to be opened Monday. Letters to local firms have been sent. Estimated cost about 50 dollars per acre.
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Do. C. McEachin
Houston County
Highway Department
Cedar Ford
McEachin
Weather forecast across regions with frost and variable winds
The forecast calls for frost in southern portions tonight and partly cloudy and warmer conditions Sunday. Coastal winds will be moderately variable. Tennessee sees fair but colder in the east and warmer in the southwest with rain Sunday night. Northwest Florida has frost and interior lows near 26 to 32. Central and East Gulf states expect rain early and again later in the week with a cool start, warmer middle, and colder end.
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Tenn
Florida
Central
East Gulf
Staten
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