Schall Still Holding Own After Injury in Accident
Washington December 21 Thomas D Schall the blind Republican senator remained in grave condition at Calvary hospital after a car struck him Thursday night in Cottage City Md He suffered head injuries internal hurts and fractures of the left leg His 58 years old career included support from his staff and a wife at his bedside Officials reported his condition fluctuating but improving in spots The accident marks the third violent blow to the senate this year following the deaths of Senator Bronson Cutting and an assassination attempt on Long of Louisiana Schall was described as enjoying good health and an active lifestyle before the crash
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Washington
Thomas D. Schall
Cagualty Hospital
Cottage City
R. Leen
Schall
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Exports Show Huge Increase In November Trade
United States exports to the world rose in November from October and November last year, driven by auto mobiles cotton and petroleum products. The month posted a $100,445,000 favorable trade balance with exports to Italy cited at $354,915, up from $6,821 in October. Overall exports reached $26,400,000 vs imports at $168,955,000, reflecting a strong surplus for the eleven months and notable shipments to Italy.
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Washington
United States
Italy
Commerce Department Fig
Noy Fador
Trade data shows November export surge and import drop
The department reports November exports rose despite seasonal trends with a 29 percent gain from October while imports fell 11 percent. Cotton exports surged with unmanufactured cotton rising from 390.8 million pounds valued at 45.9 million to 620.2 million pounds valued at 75.1 million. The country shipped 2,026,622 of metals and manufactured goods to Italy and 1,340,722 of non-metallic minerals, with machinery and vehicles at 1,181,383. Details of trade with other nations were not released.
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Italy
jSeneral
Former insane man nabbed after brutal severing attack
Clyde Cooper, 33, claiming asylum inmate status, is jailed for slashing and mutilating his brother Bob Cooper, 35, in the presence of the victim's wife. Sheriff Tom King said the attack at the victim's home left him in critical condition. Cooper reportedly recently left a hospital for the insane.
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Tex
Fames Asylum
Tom King
Clyde Cooper
Bob
King
San Antonio State
Paul Gum Chosen Head of Laborers' Union
Paul Gunn was elected president of the Taylor County Hadcar riers Building and Common Laborers Union of America. Others named include A F McConkey as vice president Dorsey Poling as recording secretary Alfred Henderson as financial secretary O C Post as treasurer Fred Holinger as sergeant at arms Frank Huber as guard and Henry Cline as corresponding secretary. The new officers will take duties at the next meeting.
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Taylor County Hadcarriers, Building and Common Laborers Union of America
Luke Fast
Paul Gunn
A. F. McConkey
Dorsey Poling
Alfred Henderson
O. C. Post
Fred Holinger
Frank Huber
Henry Cline
Two Bus Crashes Mark Severe Winter Traffic
West Virginia Transportation Company buses were involved in two crashes amid record cold in Taylor County. One bus rear ended by a grocery truck driven by Donald Carrico, causing minor damage and no injuries. authorities argued no fault yet. The second bus from the dam to Grafton skidded into a ditch. no injuries reported and company officials withheld driver and damage details. Police noted scarce accidents due to careful driving in the freezing weather.
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Taylor County
West Virginia Transportation Company
Lawrence Wadsworth
Leonard's Grocery Store
Donald Carrico
Carrico
Federal Dam
Grafton
Mussolini Seeks Enduring Support for Fascist Crisis
The article reports Mussolini's continued discussion of the crisis with reference to sanctionist nations and the Paris peace plan. It notes British rejection of Paris proposals, French initiative, and a Volpi statement claiming joint backing from employers and workers in industry and agriculture for the Fascist program.
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Paris
Giuseppe Volpi
Agricultture
Over Thousand Nabbed In Traffic Campaign
Denver authorities report a three day traffic safety drive netted 1,536 motorists cited. Among those fined for speeding were Police Sergeant Harry L. Reno and former Mayor George D. Begole who admitted guilt in court.
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Denver
Colo
Harry L. Reno
George D. Begole
Doctors Elect Bluefield President In Mercer County
In Bluefield on December 21 Mercer County Medical Society members chose Dr. R. R. Stuart as president.
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Bluefield
Mercer County Medical Society
R. R. Stuart
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