Strikes Spread in France and China War News
Warfront reports a spread of strikes in France with 49,000 French workers on strike against Daradice's government and 14,000 northern coal miners occupying pits. In China, warfare nears Hongkong as Japanese and Chinese forces clash near Canton. foreigners seek contact with isolated staff on Kuling Mountain amid the fighting. A recall of Colombia’s minister-designate to Germany follows an anti Jewish crisis in Berlin.
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Colombia
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Kuling Mountain
Hankow
Blackshirt Movement Among High Schools Probed
Oklahoma City officials investigated a high school Blackshirt movement calling itself the Curiosity Club and its plan for a bloodless revolution. Leaders Milton Walser and Manford Ishmael defended assembly and speech rights and claimed chapters in Los Angeles New York St Louis Chicago and Youngstown Ohio. They said the group violated no laws and aimed to establish a new economic system through peaceful means.
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Curiosity Club
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New York
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Chicago
Youngstown
Ohio
Milton Walser
Manford Ishmael
Turkey Found To Be Foreigner's Twice Removed
Washington November 24 The American Wildlife Institute traced the turkey's origins across five centuries arguing the festive fowl is not purely American It is foreign born at least twice removed and not Turkish either McCormick a cited expert claimed the market turkey is a mix of ocellated turkey and meleagris gallopava brought to Europe from Mexico and later to England and America The name origin theories include resemblance to a Turkish guinea and a Hebrew peacock term tukke
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Eddy Gilmore
Washington
American Wildlife Institute
William McCormick
Mexico
England
McCormick
America
Institute
Guinea
Huron Observes Holiday Quietly
Huronians spent Thanksgiving with quiet worship across four Huron churches including Methodist Lutheran Grace Episcopal and Mount Calvary. The S6th annual Huron Fire Department ball with Roy Kurley and band will end the day at the city pavilion. Local banks and offices closed, noon edition of The Evening Huronite published. Weather: crisp autumn day after snow flurries, low 4 degrees, forecast warmer Friday. Editorial notes Alaska colonization debate for Jewish refugees.
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Huron Pavilion
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B. 2. Laskowski
Appeals For End Of Jew Attacks Mark Prayers
Thanksgiving prayers and appeals across the nation urged an end to anti Jewish and anti Christian attacks in foreign lands while Rabbi Samuel Friedman in Plymouth Mass called for tolerance and freedom. President Roosevelt spoke from Warm Springs Ga about migration to Palestine and planned a turkey dinner and radio talk. About 40 000 turkeys were served in CCC camps as communities aided the needy amid snow rain and travel delays.
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Plymouth
Mass
Samuel F. Friedman
United States
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FDA
Roosevelt
White House
Warm Springs
Palestine
Chaapel
Warm, Springs
CCC
Bank of France Cuts Discount Rate
Paris nov 24 the Bank of France lowered its discount rate from 3 percent to 2 1/2 percent. The bank rate was raised to 8 percent on Sept 27 during the Czech crisis as private accounts liquidated and banks drained. The loan rate on securities fell from 4 to 3 percent as gold returned to France and the franc strengthened against the pound reflecting improved conditions.
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Bank of France
Arance
France
Huron Children Prep for Santa Visit Friday
Youngsters in Huron refine manners and letters for Santa Claus arrival on Friday night. Santa will visit the city to greet children, collect letters, and formally open toylands at local stores including J C Penney Newberrys Coast to Coast Gamble Montgomery Wards Wag.
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Huron
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North Pole
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Wag
Congress Probe Of Radio Proposed Senator White Of Maine
Senator White of Maine proposes a sweeping congressional investigation into radio policy. He claims Democratic support and suggests inquiries into FCC internal dissension, station ownership via affiliations, newspaper influence, superpower permits, international broadcasting, patent control, and station liability for libel aired in programs.
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Maine
Washington
White
Republican
Federal Communications Commission
Chaim
Thanksgiving in the flames near Topanga Canyon
In Santa Monica a scorched landscape along Roosevelt highways shows families grateful to be alive after wildfires swept their Topanga Canyon homes. Firefighters blocked routes as belongings were salvaged amid smoke and shattered wildlife, with drivers reflecting on loss and survival during the disaster.
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Roosevelt Highways
Here
Pacific
Topanga Canyon
Boy Prodigy Fiddles As Forest Burns
In Los Angeles on November 24, 15 year old violin prodigy Grisha Goluboff played his fiddle at a beach cabin as a wildfire from Topanga Canyon approached. His parents, Rose and an unnamed father, rushed from San Francisco and fought through smoke and traffic to reach him. The youth had been staying at the cottage since last June while the blaze consumed nearby woods.
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Los Angeles
Topanga Canyon
Grisha Goluboff
San Francisco
Rose Goluboff
Bay
Young Goluboff
Dieckhoff Sails From New York Amid US Nazi Attitude
German Ambassador Hans El Dieckhoff left New York aboard the Hansa bound for Berlin after being ordered home to explain Washington’s stance toward Nazi anti Jewish measures. He declined to comment on whether he would return to the United States, amid anti Nazi demonstrations.
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Hans EL Dieckhof
United States
Hansa
Bangplank
Dieckhoff
Chinese Guerrillas Blast Jap Meeting in Teinan
Chinese guerrillas reportedly scaled the walls of the Teinan capital in Shantung province and hurled hand grenades into a meeting of Japanese secret police. Officials said several Japanese were injured and the response included mass arrests and the execution of six persons.
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En Amural
Tsinan
A. Sapanese Stenegret Governin
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Capiital
Shantuna
Wife Of Movie Executive Dies In Santa Monica Fire
In Los Angeles area fires raged with 8000 acres burned and 350 homes destroyed. Louis Silver, wife of 20th Century Fox music director, was found dead at home likely from sleeping powder after fearing flames. Ranch worker Trevitt held for starting blaze. Arrowhead Springs hotel guests evacuated as San Bernardino blaze spread across 2500 acres.
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Santa Monica
San Bernardino Angel
Praverb
Jay
Topangs
Los Flores
Merve
Los Angeles County
Pacific Strard
Richard Dix
Fernwood
Pacific Palisades
Santa Monica Canyon
Bel-Air
Apo Roach
Rivieraca
W. C. Fisids
Mary Astor
Claudette Calbers
Joan, Crawford
San Bernardino
Ritz Brothers of
Asa Watermanesnoon
Strawbey Peak
Ciizenry
Sikang to Become Chinese Province Next Year
The central Chinese government announced Sikang, a division of eastern Tibet, would become a Chinese province on January 1. The Sikang provincial government will replace the existing Sikang organ scion commission.
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Central Chinese Woverm T
Sikang
Tibet
Sikang Organ Scion Commission
Sail
Marriage in Leopold Sparks Local Excitement in Indiana
In Cannelton near Leopold Indiana an 18 year old farm youth George Alvev marries 45 year old Bertha M. Doom, a well to do spinster. The wedding in the small village stirs local chatter with written parental consent from the bridegroom’s parents.
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Ind
George Alvev
Bertha M. Doom
Leopold
Indiana
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