Layden Named Notre Dame Head Football Coach
Elmer Layden will replace Hartle Anderson as head football coach at Notre Dame next fall, with Tess Harper to serve as athletics director. Announcement likely within two weeks amid a shake up at the university. Layden also hinges on holding multiple roles, and the university awaits Father O Donnell’s return for official word.
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South Bend
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Elmer Layden
Hartle
Hunk” Anderson
Notre Dame
Tess Harper
Asp
Howver
Layden
Met
Iolden
Dunvesas Universty
Charles O'Donnell
Myarne
Pittsburgh
Ott Cutlip Murder Case Opens Today
Sutton reports Ott Cutlip faces open murder case for the 10 year old Dessie gun killing of Tom Green at a horse traders reunion. Cutlip claims the death was an accident after a fight, jailed after being returned from Page North Dakota on a vagrancy charge.
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Charles Biffle
Tom Weimer
Dwight Skinner
Saturday Specials at Kleen Krust Bakery
Saturday offers from Kleen Krust Bakery feature Cocoanut Chocolate Orange Layer Cakes 25 cents, Pecan Rolls and Golden BOR dozen, Pineapple and Mince Meat Pies two for 25 cents, Cinnamon Rolls two dozen 25 cents, Tea Rolls hot served per dozen 10 cents, Raisin Bread loaf 10 cents, Dark Fruit Cake 25 or 50 cents, Plain Pound Cake 20 cents, Light Fruit Cake 30 cents, plus Tasty Sliced and Jumbo Breads marked AT YOUR GROCER.
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Kleen Krust Bakery
European Parley May Discuss Arms And League Alterations
A European parley may address arms and league changes as midweek proceedings unfold. A separate $19,000 coal lease suit, E B Tressler vs E H Reppert, sits in circuit court with about fifteen defense witnesses yet to testify, focusing on alleged lease violations and damages.
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E. H. Reppert
Flemington East Field
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Berry Coal
Delmar Coal Company
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Delmar
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Harvey R. Ball
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Griach M. Felton
F. A. Smailwaor
Filias M. Heaton
Blair Sinsel
E. Raymond
George W. Constable
Abraham Bower
Ralph Newton
John L. Proctor
Lester Jacobs
Herbert W. Dent
Geneva Welcomes All Suggestions For League Reorg
Geneva reports a European disarmament and League of Nations reorganization conference may be convoked. A League spokesman stressed concrete suggestions and welcomed broad participation including US, Russia, and Germany while denying the League preserves the Versailles Treaty.
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Russia
Germany
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Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Body of Woman Found in Hotel in Charleston
A 35-year-old unidentified woman was found dead in her hotel room in Charleston. The hotel clerk reported she was intoxicated and could not provide her name, leaving the case under investigation. Separately, UNC reports 425 students hold regular or part-time jobs on campus.
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Charleston
The
University of North Carolina
Crowd of 200 jobless storm C W A offices
About two hundred unemployed men from Guyandotte stormed the Huntington civil works administration office demanding work. The crowd was dispersed an hour later.
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Huntington
Guyandotte
Civil Works Administration
Hopkins Quits as Official at State School
Carl D. Hopkins longtime assistant superintendent at the West Virginia Industrial School in Pruntytown has possibly resigned or been reassigned under the Kump administration. He has been absent since Wednesday with his whereabouts unknown, and no official statement has been issued by Supt. R. P. Bell. Local sources say the move had been anticipated by those connected to the school.
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West Virginia Industrial School
Pruntytown
Kump
Hopkins
R. P. Bell
Sentinel
State Department
Trade and business resume forward strides after lull
New York reports that trade and business have resumed forward strides after the November lull. The Dun and Bradstreet weekly review notes immediate consumer buying after Thanksgiving and the broader Christmas demand. An added boost comes from the ending of the three year period of prohibition restrictions and the opening of a new field of merchandise revenue.
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New York
Dun and Bradstret Weekly Review
Litvinoff Spurns Hitler On Berlin Trip
Berlin dispatch says Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff of Soviet Russia avoided meetings with Chancellor Hitler and Foreign Minister Neurath in Berlin en route from Rome to Moscow. Diplomats call the conduct a studied reserve marking aloofness and a deliberate stance amid a flurry of European diplomatic activity. Continued on page four.
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Associated Press
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Eduard Benes
Paris
Mussolini
von Neurath
von Hindenburg
Lindberghs Head Toward Amazon In South American Tour
Reports from Natal and Para indicate Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh embarked toward Miami, planning a two month jungle expedition near the Amazon headwaters after leaving Natal in the big red monoplane. Their route covers about 2000 miles to Para with an expected three day flight to Miami.
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Rio de Janeiro
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Brazil
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Fortaleza
Corey seeks no more delays in execution
Moundsville December 8 Joe Corey 44 who has broken three dates with death does not want further delay in his execution set for tonight He says he has hopeful news from relatives seeking to save him from the gallows but demands either commutation of sentence or nothing He was convicted of slaying Mrs Katherine Ghiz cousin of his estranged wife and invited a reporter to witness his death with a smile and die like a man.
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Moundsville
Joe Corey
Katherine Ghiz
Kidnap Crew Is Arrested By Mounties
Halifax Nova Scotia December 4 The Royal Canadian Mounted Police announced that four members of the crew of the cutter Stumble In kidnapped aboard the Kombout a rum runner were landed safely at St Pierre. The Kromhout crew was jailed as ships and boats searched the Atlantic for the captives. Capt Ross Mason and his men were arrested and jailed at St Pierre.
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Nova Scotia
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
St. Pie
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Newfoundland
Ross Mason
St. Pierre
Nearly 3 Million on CWA Payroll
Washington reports Civil Works Administration head Harry Hopkins estimated 2.5 million on the payroll based on a telegraph poll. He blamed delays on inability to buy shovels picks and other tools and on relief projects failing to meet CWA requirements, keeping the program behind schedule.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Civil Works Administration
Hopkins
Packed House Sees Matinee of Fine Play
Thursday afternoon the grade school children of Grafton packed the auditorium of Grafton High school to witness the matinee of Lucky Break which is to be presented again tonight at 8 15 The children enjoyed every minute of the two hours and thirty minutes of fun and laughter which is combined with a very thin love scene Notable performances included Elmine Ludine Smith who with her humorous delivery delighted the audience Each time she appeared she was a fan favorite the character is portrayed by Wilfred Curry who is delivering a splendid role.
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Grafton High School
Elmine Ludine Smith
Wilfred Curry
Ford Urges Support Of F D R Moves
Detroit December 8 Henry Ford in his first public utterance since 1932 urged motor company dealers to pitch in and do all the business to help the president pull the country out of the hole He said 1934 would be a very good year for everybody that works and that the country must have work to pull through Ford had been a non signatory to the NRA automotive code and his remarks were watched in light of NRA Administrator Hugh S Johnsons recent statement that Ford was living up to the code Ford officials say the company will continue to comply down to the code to justify the agreement
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Herbert Hoover
Henry Ford
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Dearborn
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Hugh S. Johnson
Atlanta, Ga
Ford Company
Mayor King Seeks Hospital Loan In Washington
Mayor Charles O. King left for Washington with two goals. Seek a $150000 Emergency Public Works loan to build a 62 room fireproof municipal hospital replacing the Beech street frame structure. Also push for a higher welfare worker quota for Taylor County to improve local employment.
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Charles O. King
Washington, D. C
Emergency Administration of Public Works
Beech Street
King
Wahington
Taylor County
Taylor Equity
Postmasters Named in Five Towns District
Representative Ramsay of West Virginia sent to President Roosevelt recommendations for five postmasterships in his district. The named appointees include Cleveland Underwood for Bethany, Thomas Bambrick for Holiday’s Cove, J. O. Bakin for New Martinsville, Wilbur Moore for Pine Grove, and Mack Kiger for Paden City. Continued on page three.
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Ramsay
W. Va
O Rosevelt
Cleveland Underwood
Bethany
Thomas T. Bambrick
Holiday's Cove
J. O. Bakin
New Martinsville
Wilbur Moore
Pine Grove
Mack Kiger
Paden City
State relief showdown as lawmakers weigh tax bill
Charleston reports a legislative push to broaden taxing powers for municipalities to relieve debts. The tax collection bill would release 25 million dollars in property taxes and let counties and school districts assume highway and education bonds to free operating revenue. A joint assembly on December 14 will hear Howard C. Hunter of federal relief agencies on federal stance.
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Supreme Court
Senate
House
Howard C. Hunter
Ickes Reviews Plan to Steady Gas Prices
Secretary Ickes examined the oil industry plan to stabilize gasoline prices by removing distress gasoline from the market. He indicated a decision was unlikely today as President Roosevelt must also review the proposal.
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