Wreckage Seen Of Third Vanished Airliner
United Airlines reported sighting wings of a missing airliner with 12 aboard near Saugus California, as searchers pursued the doomed flight from San Francisco. The craft vanished in a night storm near Burbank, with nine passengers and three crew.
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Correction Notice On Ambulance Driver In Collision
A typographical error corrected the report on an ambulance driver involved in a Friday afternoon collision at Main and Alice. The Eagle 38 stated the driver was Field Wastes of the IF, with the truck veering after impact and no injuries reported to the automobile occupant.
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Reich Churchmen Alarmed By Nazi Attack Strategy
German fundamentalists grew wary as Hitler orders prompt attacks on Christianity. Dr Robert Ley seeks to appoint precinct captains as spiritual mentors, fusion of soldier and preacher roles. A Protestant synod circular warns clergy against the Rosenberg myth linking religion to blood and Hitler worship.
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Ginner reports show better local business in cotton season
The Houston area shows rising cotton gin activity with 3 880 more bales ginned by December 13 this year than in 1933, and a total of 33 574 bales mid December, aided by higher prices. Dale county reports a gain of 341 bales to December 13 1936 versus last year, reflecting improved farmer income.
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Over 750 killed during holidays across nation
More than 750 people died violently during the Christmas holiday and weekend, with total fatalities surpassing 781 including 53 traffic deaths. Mild December weather drew thousands to highways as shootings, fires, falls, and other incidents raised the toll across states. California led elsewhere with Delaware, Vermont, and New Hampshire reporting no violent deaths.
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Joint patrol against arms running eyed
Germany seeks to skirt war with Spain without hostilities. Berlin signals allowance for volunteers to sail for Franco Spain and possible naval convoys but vows no armed rescue of the Palos. London weighs a six power coastal patrol with observers to block munitions to both sides. Madrid reports a Santander bombing raid killing 60 amid Franco advances near the Marnzanares.
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Partially scalped veteran killer case rattles town
In Felino California a World War veteran Emory Parr, 38, was found decapitated after a Christmas party with reports of partial scalp removal. An unidentified man fled, while a war material witness Thelma Switzer, 32, offered several names and contradictory stories. The scene and injuries suggest a violent homicide under investigation with further details on page 3.
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Governor Arrested in Vermont Bank Theft Cover Up
In Rutland Vermont December 28 1921 Governor Charles M Smith and Marble Savings Bank officers were rearrested on banking law violations linked to concealment of bank theft. Arrested alongside Smith were Lathrop Baldwin Samuel A Howard Bert V Stafford and others. They allegedly failed to conduct annual audits and omitted key facts about a former clerk jailed for stealing bank funds. Each pleaded not guilty and posted bonds of 3000. No further preliminary hearings date set.
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Woman to face pretrial in alleged Tampa extortion case
Commissioner Paul Pinkerton schedules a preliminary hearing for a woman accused of demanding 3000 dollars under threat to her son. Federal agents say the suspect was arrested Christmas night after picking up a dummy bomb, amid tangled names and addresses from the Punta Gorda area.
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Perry Calhoun Explains Christmas Recess Pay Issue
Perry Calhoun states that a 2 percent raise funded about 108 dollars per member for the Christmas recess pay, with 6 dollars daily and 4 dollars for Sundays. He notes the payment follows established convention and differs from gubernatorial efforts to limit spending. Calhoun defends the practice as normal during adjournment.
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Buntin Confined at Home with Illness
Joe Buntin supervisor of the city plumbing department is confined to his home at 219 Headiuna Avenue with a heart ailment, complicated by Brillistever. His friend reported his condition Monday.
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Despairing Pius Considers Death Best for Church
Vatican report says Pope Pius XII, gravely ill with hemorrhage and paralysis, contemplates death as strain grows. Chief physician Dr A Milant and two doctors guard him through the long night as pain aids the Holy Father.
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Forgery Charge Filed Against local gin worker Cec Walker
Sheriff Alex May reports a 32 year old gin employee Cec Walker faces forgery charges after investigators found he signed fictitious names on ginning receipts. Walker admitted cashing checks payable to farmers, forged owners names, and admitting to handling four or five bales in the scheme. He is jailed in the county jail in default of a $500 bond.
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Two Boys Die After Rifle Accident In Santa Fe Camp
In New Mexico on December 27 a hunting party of boys went missing in the wild near a camp at Santa Fe. One boy was killed when a rifle discharged unexpectedly as the group wandered the high ranges. The body of the missing boy was found earlier in the devastated Tava mountains, while investigators name the shooter as Tommy Frader, 15.
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Body recovered after long descent from Scots peak
In Glencoe Scotland the body of Willem Ghetatie was recovered after hanging from a rope near a mountain summit for more than a day. Five climbers reached the scene as night fell and the man was pronounced dead on arrival.
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Debate over federal wage and hour standards in states
Washington reports focus on adopting Belmam wage and maximum hour laws nationwide rather than a new NRA. Congress prepares to reconvene as White House leans toward broader employment and purchasing power actions. Sen. O Mahoney proposes a federal charter act to shield against white labor bans while enforcing wage standards.
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Land Transfer of Parcels to Du Pont Company Ends in Delaware
A deed was executed transferring two parcels on the corner of FE Adagly street formerly used by the Grane If Chembeat Co to DuPont de Nemours & Co. in Delaware. Sale price reported as 310.
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Million Dollar Brewery Plan Tied to Prohibition Repeal
Montgomery reports plan for a one million dollar brewery in Alabama if prohibition is repealed. Senate sub committee will review liquor control changes in Mobile ahead of final action. Key advocates include Senator C. M. A. Togera and Atlantic Company officials.
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Kidnapping Drama Unfolds As Matson Family Hunted
Tacoma December report details a ransom demand of 10000 in old bills and 3000 banknotes tied to the Charlen Mattson case. Investigators, federal agents, and local police pursue clues, while Charlen’s siblings describe a masked intruder with a dark complexion and heavy beard seen during the abduction in the Matson home.
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Last Minute Bulletins From Across the Nation
Brief dispatches report police in Tennessee and Ohio seeking help on a seizing case. Washington notes planned investigations into practices while fires, hospital recoveries, and highway patrol delays are mentioned alongside regional updates. Franklin D Roosevelt improves but remains under care post throat infection and surgery. A Montgomery highway patrol spokesman cites delays in a kidnapping case as a continuing factor in a jail escape.
Christmas mail failures noted at Dothan post
Bill Tields reports on a surge of dead letters at the Dothan post office. Floyd McCarty, longtime clerk, notes many envelopes lacked return addresses or proper signatures, delaying or preventing delivery. Local postmasters have recently handled such mail, with efforts to locate addressees and return items.
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Japan cites treaty claim to retain excess submarines
Tokyo formally notified Washington that Japan would retain 18 508 tons of submarines beyond the London treaty limits. The move mirrors Britain’s action to keep 40 000 tons of excess destroyers and follows U S and British timing to extract the same excess tonnage.
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Weather Forecast for Alabama and North West Florida
Occasional rain possible in Alabama Monday night and Tuesday. Colder air may reach northern areas tonight. In northwest Florida expect cloudy skies with probable rain Monday night and Tuesday.
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