Spy hunt in Spain tracks arrests over dirty shirt clue
London reports about one thousand arrests in Insurgent Spain follow a bag seizure at the French border. A shirt found in Harold Goodman’s baggage, British vice consul at San Sebastian, allegedly carried incriminating documents aimed at weakening Franco's regime.
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Spain
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Goodman
France
Britain
Francisco Franco
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John Rattensury
Robert Hodgson
Regume
Franco
Soviet Travel Agent And Policeman Are Indicted As Spies
In Los Angeles on December 22 a federal grand jury charged Mikhail Gorin 34 coast manager of the Soviet Travel Bureau and Hafis Salich 33 former Berkeley California police officer and U S Navy intelligence employee with espionage The indictment says they took defense related documents and notes and transmitted them to Russia potentially facing 20 year sentences on three counts Both defendants are jailed in default of $25 000 bonds.
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Federal
Mikhail Gorin
Hafis Salich
Berkeley
Calif
United States Naval Intelligence Service
Russia
United States
Thieves Loot $1.50 In Pennies In Buffalo Display
Four thieves, detailing a failed break in at a Buffalo building, smashed windows and skylights but faced steel bars rope nets and a heavy wire mesh. Their only loot was $1.50 in pennies found in a nearby coffee shop.
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Buffalo
Miller to Honor Bushfield Friday Reception For Governor Elect
Miller prepares a reception at the Miller Auditorium from 8 to 9 30 p m to honor Governor Elect Harlan J Bushfield for about 1200 attendees with guests from Huron Faul kton Ree Heights St Lawrence Wessington and Pierre. The event marks the Bushfield family farewell before moving to Pierre with inauguration set for January 3. John Bushfield will operate his father’s law office during the absence and several local leaders including Mayor W E Burke and Albert Nelson join the receiving line. Lunch and program features by the Republican Women’s Club and Miller School staff with a one act skit.
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St. Lawrence
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University of Sout Dakota Law School
W. E. Burke
HW. Aldred
Miller Commercial Club
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Bert Haverstock
Burke
L. W. Rowse
Glen R. Shaw
Albert Nelson
W. G. Tamblyn
E. Hull
CCC Shows Results in Its Work On Pneumonia Vaccine
The CCC disclosed a 20000 dollar appropriation from October to March to develop a commercial pneumonia vaccine. Dr. Lloyd Felton of Johns Hopkins University originated the vaccine and army medical school prepared it. Tests in the corps showed favorable results amid 1002 pneumonia cases this year versus 1600 last year.
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CCC
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War Department
Robert Fechner
CDC
Huron Pupils Dismissed For Holidays Across City Schools
City wide early dismissals shade the Christmas break for about 2 500 pupils and teachers in Huron as parochial and college students also begin vacation. Senior high programs feature Rev Sander Tollefson and musical performances while grade schools hold in-room parties with speakers from local churches and community figures.
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American-Lutheran Church
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Gertrude Lampe
John Floss
Alfred Trewery
First Baptist Church
Wilson
Walter H. Riley
Lincoln
W. Bayles
Jefferson
C. EF. Wilcox
McKinley
Adin Read
The
Salvation Army
Washington
Clara’ Mingus
Snyder Jury To Be Given Until Friday
In Los Angeles Martin Snyder face charges including attempted murder and kidnapping after a jury of six men and six women remained deadlocked in his case over the shooting of Miss Etting's new husband. Judge Ambrose planned to await further jury instructions before proceeding.
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Los Angeles
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Ruth Etting
Mrl.Alderman
Miss Etting
Ruppert Yields To Benefit Shut-Ins
New York December 22 Colonel Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees announced from his sick bed that Yankee home games would be broadcast henceforth for the benefit of shut-ins. Once an opponent of baseball on radio he had often said he would never permit a microphone at Yankee Stadium.
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New York
Jacob Ruppert
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Nazi Demand For Apology Denied
Acting Secretary Sumner Welles said the United States rejected Germany's request for an official apology over Ickes' Cleveland speech. He told German chargé d’affaires Hans Thomsen that the demand came with ill grace from a regime that had attacked American leaders and insulted the cabinet. Welles asserted Ickes' remarks reflected broad American outrage at German actions and stressed that such expressions of indignation were inevitable.
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Seek Emergency Action To Set Up New WPA Funds
Washington December 22. Senate and House leaders planned talks with President Roosevelt on an emergency WPA appropriation after disclosure funds run out by February 7. CIO leader John L. Lewis urged 1 billion dollars, while others suggested 500 million to 150 million. If approved, Congress would act after January 3. WPA warns of roll cuts on January 26 and shutdown by February 7 without more money.
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Aubrey Williams
Relief Agency
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Onida Fire Blamed on Possible Incendiary Act
Pierre dispatch reports deputy state fire marshal Henry Walker suspecting incendiary origin of Onida city hall fire on December 19. Blaze damaged city records and municipal electric supplies near the window to the supply room. quick discovery by the city watchman limited damage. City auditor Glenn Smith surrendered keys to Sheriff Reedy the next morning, yet denied responsibility. State's Attorney Francis Ryan says Smith is jailed without charge while records are audited. Ryan notes short $350 in accounts.
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Onida
Jack Reedy
Sully County
Walker
Francis Ryan
Smith
Ryan
Britain Urges Boost In Its Birthrate
London reports the government urging Britain to raise births to strengthen imperial power. Malcolm MacDonald, described as a bespectacled bachelor, told the House of Commons last night that policy changes are needed to reverse a falling birth rate, acknowledging limited immediate options.
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Mussolini
Tate
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Malcolm MacDonald
House of Commons
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Argentina Holds Out At Lima At Pan American Conference
Argentina opposes a majority defense declaration at Lima arguing it forms a military alliance. United States and 20 republics work to reconcile differences before adjournment while Argentina insists on its own text. Concha Mello Franco and Manini Rios confer in Hull’s apartment.
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Americas
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Argentina
Hull
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Afranio Mello Franco
Brazil
Tin Hull
Concha
Mello Franco
Pedro Manini Rios
Concealed Masquerade Led To Pride In Self Destruction
New York report details Donald Coster born Philip Musica stating bankers lawyers and executives bled McKesson and Robins white. He shot himself in Connecticut after exposing alleged Wall Street plunder and internal friction at the company. He claimed profits were wash sales and said his brothers in law acted on his request. He blamed others yet protected his wife claiming too much pride to confide.
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Donald Coster
Philip Musica
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McKesson
Robins White
Connecticut
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Jess
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Crish
Wall Street
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Ambrose V
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Lima Peru Talks Good Neighbor Policy and Rapid City Camp Aid
Western Hemisphere statesmen discuss the Good Neighbor Policy in Lima while CCC boys in Rapid City act it out. They adopted a Mexican family listed by the Rapid City Journal as needy, and with 190 youths plan to provide a house and furnishings by Christmas. Beds tables and chairs are being made at the camp workshop to house the family in a two room shack, with a Christmas celebration awaiting the four children and widowed mother. The adopted shack family will also receive help.
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CCC
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