Cuban Civil War Impends
Havana reports an alleged government inspired raid on the Accion newspaper by armed men detaining nine editors and staff. police occupied the offices, with Col Pedraza ordering no policy. Rumors of revolt spread as ABC tensions with Mendieta administration heighten, while army friction and internal retirements fuel unease.
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Edmund A. Chester
Havana
ABC
Accion
Castor Oil
ABC Group
Pedraza
ABC Society
Carlos Mendieta
Purgencio Batista
Batista
Miss Ruth Maysillis Advances to Charleston State Office
Miss Ruth Maysillis, longtime clerk in charge of filing at the Wheeling Home Owners, Logan Corporation district office, transfers to the Charleston state office and has begun new duties there. Late last week colleagues in Wheeling presented her a cowhide bag as a farewell gift as she resumes her former post in the state HOLs legal department.
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Ruth Maysillis
Wheeling
Logan Corporation
Charleston
Maysillis
Legal Department of the State
Arden Lady Poe Succumbs in Arden Area
Philippi reports Mrs. Sarah Poe, 61, of Arden near here died Tuesday night from complications. Born March 14, 1873 to John Godwin and Rebecca Miller Godwin, she will be buried in Nestorville cemetery after funeral services at 2:30 PM in Nestorville. Survived by children Dewey Poe Otto Poe Mrs. James Moats Mrs. Joe Robinson and Mrs. Ova Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippi
Sarah ‘Poe
Arden
John Godwin
Rebecca Miller Godwin
Nestorville
Barbour County
Dewey Poe
Otto Poe
James Moats
Joe Robinson
Ova Murphy
Ohio Industry Movements Reported In Survey
A survey of 25 leading industries in Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia and Indiana shows shifts in transport needs. Cars and trains will move 483000 tons for coal and grains, with decreases in grain requirements and firmer gains for other goods. Livestock traffic falls by ten percent while hay moves drop fifteen percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Labor Board Jurisdiction Question Sparks Debate
The Call-Bulletin argues the Labor Relations Board's takeover altered code rules, while Richberg notes the order's wording implies a required action. The board counters that meanings should not be twisted, insisting plain language is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofmauuen
Call-Bulletin
Labor Relations Board
Richberg
Last Minute Holiday Card Warning and Offer
Avoid the last minute rush and enjoy a better, larger selection with leisurely shopping. Have your name printed or engraved at little cost. Note we cannot guarantee delivery of Christmas Cards after December 13.
Radio Schedule Highlights Diverse 1930s Evening Lineup
The listing shows NBC CBS and local stations airing a mix of news, comedy, variety and orchestras from 6:45 PM to midnight. Programs include Amos ’n’ Andy, The Camel Caravan, Readings by James Stephens, and Paul Whiteman’s orchestra with multiple dance bands and orchestras, plus a yearbook plug for RCA tubes.
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Nbc—News
Mary Small
CBS
Jack Armstrong
WLW
Bobi Newhall
WGN
Woody
Willie
NBC
Billy Batchelor
Lowell Thomas
Amos ‘N' Andy
Mourt & Maree
Buck Rogers
Boake Carter
Shirley Ae
Fred Waring
WFBE
Clyde Fox
Wayne King
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood
Fats” Waller
Courses for All Officers
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Cummings plans a national police training initiative likened to a West Point for law enforcement. A permanent anti crime group may arise from the conference, with a starter team of about two dozen officers to survey crime issues and shape a curriculum. Lawyers are criticized as accessories by some officials amid debates on crime and the role of lawyers in supporting criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rendell
Washington
West Point
Cummings
Carricolm
Lottin
American’ Bar Association
Justice Department
Softion
J. Weston
Allen
Bosttin
New York
C. Cochrane
Detroit
American Bar Association
Wolf at Door Pet Wolf Surprises Los Angeles Police
In Los Angeles a woman calls for help as a timber wolf looms on her front porch. Police attempt to lasso the animal, which recoils and retreats. Miss Jean Tabot then appears and calmly retrieves her pet, taking it home.
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Los Angeles
Jean Tabot
Paralysis Fails to Stop Young Man From Hunting
New Brighton reporter notes Lowry Smith aged 26 is partially paralyzed yet continues hunting. For five days he sits on a stump peering into the forest. On the fifth day a 12-point buck passes and Smith shoots it, proving his persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
Lowry Smith
Smith
More Alimony Paid Shown By Court Registry
The district court registry reports alimony and support payments totaling about $126,000 for the first eleven months of this year, compared with $123,787 for all of 1988, indicating improved business conditions.
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Denger
District Court
Tax sales levy delayed as stamps print underway
Receipts cited reach 1 500 600 as legislation imposes a one year sales tax starting January 1. Tax Commissioner Catton said production of tax stamps will take time and delays are probable with first collections not expected until January 14. Exemptions apply to bread milk and newspapers.
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Catton’ S
Dargusch
Buckleys Mixture Promises Nighttime Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Buckleys Mixture as a cure for persistent bronchial coughs and a better night's sleep. It claims a few doses before bed stop ordinary coughs, with a 45c bottle available at Grafton Drug, Red Cross Phar, and other drugstores. It warns it is not a cure for bronchitis and notes safety for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Grafton Drug & Chemical
Red Cross Phar
Simms
Naval accord possible next year says Braman
London dispatch reports Britain, Japan, and the United States edging toward a future bilateral naval accord. Tokyo seeks full equality. Britain aims to keep good relations with Japan. Adjournment of talks expected soon with possible separate pacts.
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Harold P. Braman
London
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Tokyo
I Dapan
Washington
Fate of Doke Goes To Jury Late in Day
Woodland California December 13 The case of Judson C Doke charged with the slaying of Lamar Hollingshead a student poet in a dispute over the love of Mrs Helen Louise Doke may reach the jury today The defense rested late yesterday ending testimony in Dokes second trial after he told circumstances of the shooting in a ranch bunk house near here last July 26 Doke testified he went to the bunk house upbraided Hollingshead for his association with Mrs Doke and was swept with emotion admitting he did not recall what happened until he found Hollingshead at his feet.
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Woodland
Calif
Judson C. Doke
Lamar Hollingshead
Helen Louise Doke
Doke
Here
Monkeys Peanut Aid Clears Traffic Jam in Oakland
Pittsburgh report says a traffic snarl in Oakland was untangled by a monkey darting through vehicles for about thirty minutes. Lieutenant William Fullerton coaxed the animal away with peanuts, letting motorists resume travel.
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Pittsburgh
Oakland
William Fullerton
Bartrug and Mabel Campbell Face Court Over Cohabitation
Hearing set for December 15 after a midnight raid on a log cabin near the Marion county line. J K Bartrug 40 and his alleged paramour Mabel T Campbell 27 are charged with unlawful cohabitation in this local case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Bartrug
Mabel T.campbell
Marion County
Campbell woman bonds posted and remains jailed
A Campbell woman posted a $500 bond yesterday while remaining in jail, with authorities continuing to detain her as the case proceeds.
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Campbell
Jury Convicts Boy for Death of His Father
Paul Spece, 15, a Lancaster schoolboy, was convicted of second degree murder for shooting his father Stephen Spece during a dispute over selling pretzels. The two day trial depicted a scene where the father reprimanded the son for not helping. Mrs Spece testified of alleged abuse and cried at the verdict as mercy was recommended.
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Lancaster
Paul Spece
Mercy
Paul
Stephen Spece
Teachers Not Best Speller Defies Fort Hays Leadership
In Hays Kansas on December 13 the Fort Hays College faculty oppose another spelling contest. Rotary members seek a bee to test words, challenging Dr C Rarick president and Paul Beethelm head of the piano department.
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Hays
Kas
Fort Hays College
Rotary
Dr. C. Rarick
The
Paul Beethelm
Th College
Doan's Pills End Kidney Pain Promises
Doan's Pills are promoted as a quick relief for kidney trouble. The ad-like fragment urges readers to obtain the product at druggists, describing it as a safe remedy without dope or habit forming effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Druggist
Foster-Mibura
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Patronize Sentinel
White House
Grafton Printing
B. Grafton
W. Va
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Myrt & Marge
Little Jack Little
Jesse Crawford
ABS
NBS
Eddy Duchin
Clyde Lucas
Leon Bellasco
KDKA
al Kavelin
George Olson
Rca-Cunningham
RCA Radio
U.S. Justice Department
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Big Sister
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Jano
Rane
Eita Kett
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Buddy
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Gladin
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