Mercury Drops Bring Cold and Blame to Local Officials
The report covers frigid conditions across the nation with first snow in many areas and subzero readings. Lawrence County officials are blamed for money troubles amid the cold spell. A deadly cold wave claims several lives, including a pioneer in Eden, Wyoming, and a woman in Oklahoma, with ice and snow affecting travel from California to the Midwest.
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Saevomento
Galif
Ochova
Rapesco
Rocky Mountain States
Howserm
Oklahoma
AG Lyons
Cole
Mre
Ellen Dwyer
Pioneer
Eden
Wye
Chamber Rebuffs French Proposals in Debt Talks
British and French moves on the December 15 debt payment are rejected or treated as non binding. Washington awaits U S consent to a conference on revising the debt structure while emphasizing that any payment does not alter the U S constitutional position. Secretary Stimson and President Hoover weigh the issue as cabinet meets with no decision reached.
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Wrehington
Great Britain
United States
Slimson
Hoover
Stimson
White House
Debe
Hounerd
Herriot's Plan to Pay Debt Delayed by French Committees
Paris reports the foreign affairs and finance committees of the chamber of deputies rejected Premier Herriot's proposal to pay the debt to the United States in installments with reservations. The foreign affairs vote was recorded as defeated, while the finance committee voted 22 to 9 against the plan.
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Paris
Foreign Affairs
Chamber of Deputies
Southern California Records First Snow
Snow fell across Imperial Valley and northern desert ranches as a rare winter front reached Southern California. Reports from Yuma and Blythe described light rains turning to snow overnight, with temperatures fluctuating wildly and a thin blanket forming on the ground.
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Southern California
California
Imperial Wat
Yuma
Ariz
Blythe Big Needles
Calif
Imperial Valley
No Automatic Cure For Current Slump Col Ayres Asserts
Col Leonard P Ayres vice president of the Cleveland Trust Co and noted statistician told the Cleveland chamber of commerce the present economic decline will not automatically correct itself He said the 1843 outlook hinges on Washington policy decisions and the wisdom and foresight guiding them The analyst called it a political economy problem rather than purely business economics and warned against expectant optimism without structural measures
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Ansberated Press
Cleveland
Washington
Wyoming
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
Col. Ayres
Cleveland’ Chamber of Commerce
Coed Works Hard Through Recession in Madison
In Madison Wisconsin a coed balances multiple jobs to support herself and her brother through college. She operates a telephone switchboard cooks at home serves as a seamstress and cleans the levee where she lives. Her efforts help her repay a $100 mortgage used for tuition as her family faces financial strain.
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Madison
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Semuore Bia
Friesen
University of Wisconsin
Turner Denies Injury Claim in Industrial Hazard Suit
In a common pleas court ruling Tuesday, Thomas J. Turner of Hamilton denied an injury claim seeking compensation for industrial hazards at Extate Stove Company plant where he was employed. The decision notes Turner's appeal for compensation related to alleged workplace hazards.
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Ohio Inikyss
Enanen
Thomas J
Ta Extate Stove Company
Hamilton
Congress Daily Briefing on Philippine Independence and Debates
Senate continues debate on Philippine independence while judiciary subcommittee reviews repeat legislation. Banking committee readies to resume market inquiry as House moves ahead on treasury post office supply bill. Frank FP Walsh of New York Power Authority testifies on St. Lawrence treaty before foreign relations subcommittee. Ways and Means and Agriculture committees press beer hearings and farm relief measures with ongoing legislative actions.
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Emergency Farm Bill Considered by House Agriculture
Washington reports the House agriculture committee met behind closed doors to study and consider a Democratic emergency farm relief bill drafted by Chairman Jones. Jones refused to release the bill publicly, awaiting guidance from 15 national farm and commodity organizations gathered to study the plan. The proposal envisions using the voluntary domestic allotment principle over a two year span.
Bulletin: Suspension of a Dallas athlete and new vote push
New Orleans reports Nildred Bahe Didricksou, a noted Dallas athlete, suspended by the Southern Amateur Athletic Union registration committee for alleged use of an automobile for advertising. Washington officials announce a plan to seek a new vote where prohibition laws were repudiated in recent elections. Also, two transcripts from Bolser Court detail statutory inquiries in New Miami with cases against Carrie Haskell and Nettin Hale.
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Nildred Bahe Didricksou
Thal
Dallas
Texas
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
Washington
National Board of Trustees
Anti-Saloon League
Bolser Court A
Thessay Lin Common Pleas Court
Lewis Balsce
New Miami
Carrie Haskell
William Lindy
Nettin Hale
Hugh Richardson
Trenton City Manager Defends County Finance Status
Columbus dispatch reports Tranton city manager Leonard says no attempt was made to curtail county finances amid claims by Lawreuun County commissioners that they bear blame for Tranton’s fiscal straits. Continued on Page 11.
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Associated Prise
Columbus, O
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Trnton
Leonard
Epidemic of Violent Deaths Haunts Metropolitan Chicago
Chicago reports eight violent deaths in a day amid near zero temps. Police officers Detective Frank Sye and Etgar Chatterton were among the victims, as a citywide anti crime ultimatum loomed after a wave of robberies, shootings, and a fatal car pursuit.
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Vielin
Hendit
Lormer
Anton J. Cermak
LaSace
Frank Syec
Etgar Chatterton
Berieyn
Albert G Megoon
Joseph Seidel
Pelief
Frankie Sehneffer
Boliga
Gertrude Frigel
Mia
Miguel Ramires
Vicente Grandes
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Svee
Oal
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Ace Witnesses Called in Trial for Loren Truesdale
Prosecutor KH ML. Rothing said four final witnesses were summoned to present Lie pro-secur tinn's case in the murder trial of Loren Truesdale 23 accused Slayer of his brother Earl and Earl's sweetheart Thelma Wands 17 Sheriff J Sauber of Arlen county Police Chief John W Conke of Lima and Private Detectives OF O Weaver Jdy Winters were listed as witnesses The defense expected to begin its testimony tomorrow as the state aimed to finish the case tonight
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Heskineny
Loren Truesdale
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Thelma Wands
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Arlen County
John WW
Scramble Follows Wreck in Fellowsville
In Fellowsville West Virginia a freight truck loaded with marbles was wrecked yesterday provoking a scramble as locals and onlookers collected scattered marbles and cargo while the owners showed no apparent concern. The incident drew a curious crowd and a quick clean up.
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Fellowsvilla
License to Wed May Be Boosted in Boston May
Boston report notes Mayor Cireley plans to petition the incoming Legislature to double the fee for marriage licenses from one to two dollars. He argues the change reflects the value of matrimony and quotes a local maxim about marriage costs as leverage for the proposal.
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Boston
Cireley
Rocky road ahead for unqualified repeal
Washington dispatch notes that unqualified repeal of the eighteenth amendment cannot reach the states for ratification, and if attempted, will be blocked by provisions to protect dry states from illicit traffic. The piece argues dry states require constitutional protection, with wets in the minority. Continued on page seven.
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Vavin Lawren
Genyrigh
Washington
Congress
Fedecil Gov Mat
Ex mayor Jimmy Walker placed into receivership
Former New York mayor James J. Walker is seized in a receivership for his personal possessions to satisfy claims. Receiver John P. Daly represents an interior decorating firm seeking 439 dollars against Walker and 7 000 dollars overall. Hattie Carnegie, exclusive apparel shop, also sues for unpaid clothing bills tied to Walker.
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New York
James J. Walker
Walter Rozston
Fashmen
Walker
Hig Wity
John P. Daly
Finn
Hattie Carnegie
Tne
Mr. Wolker
Tobacco prices hit high levels in Kentucky markets
Lexington Kentucky December 13 Burley tobacco prices surged to new highs for the season as sales reopened at principal Kentucky markets Monday. City averages ranged from 1500 pounds to over 1700 pounds, reflecting strong demand and market volatility.
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Lexington
Kyi
Burley Tobacco Ptites
Salra
Kentucky
Food clothing pleas to Santa in Chisago letters
Looking over 1000 letters to Santa Claus Assistant Postmaster Mc Grath found most children ask for food and clothing for themselves and their parents, while a few petition for toys.
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Uee
Santa Claus
McGrath
Permaed
Tare
Pickett Arguments Against Liquor Legalization
Dickett, research secretary of the Board of temperance reform of the Methodist Episcopal church, testified before the Ways and Means Committee that the church opposes the licensed liquor traffic including beer and wine. He argued that reestablishing a legalized alcoholic trade would reduce national revenue.
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Dev
Deete Dickett
Hoard of Temperance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harge Ways and Means
Pyckett
Cnlds
Doer
Onde
Man Captured Near Doorn Castle After Intrusion
In The Netherlands at Doorn Castle a man, dressed in foreign attire with a long dagger and pistol, was identified today by guards as the intruder who entered the castle grounds last Sunday. He had stayed at a local hotel under the alias Hillnilled while his real name Eder was suspected. The intruder, a German, allegedly hid a message for Adolf Willer, a leading figure in Germany’s national socialist party.
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Netherlands
Kaiser's Castle
Earths
Pecesa
Ano Cal Hotel
Hillnilled
Eder
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National Socialist Party
Germany
Nothing Novel in Curb Service
Atlanta records reminisce about curb service in the 1860s. The piece recalls couples visiting a soda shop for drinks, pastry, and social rituals described as a “hageme tight” hug, with a waiter serving pepper soda and other treats.
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Atlanta
Fire alarm linked to sick parent prompts response in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee a man named Cosimo Ban Felipno says his 14 year old son Joseph urged action for a stomach pain. They pulled a fire alarm box and responders from six Milwaukee units rushed to the scene. Filippo was then taken to a hospital.
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Wisy Yee
Cosimo Ban Felipno
Joseph
Milwaukee
Filippo
Rhodes Honors Ohio Student Winner Named in New England District
Owen F. Walker of Uinton, Ohio, was named a winner of Rhodes scholarships in the New England District. He is a student at Brown University.
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Ohio
Boston
Maia
Owen F. Walker
Uinton
Rhaies
New England
Brown
Theft report filed over stolen clouds harness valued at $50
Andrew Wirtz, owner of a transfer company at Fifth Street and Maple Avenue, reported to police that a clouds harness valued at 50 dollars was stolen on Monday. The incident involves a local theft in the area and is under police investigation.
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Andrew Wirtz
Fifth Street
Maple Avenue
House Rejects Proposal to Impeach President Hoover
In Washington on December 43 Representative McFadden of Pennsylvania moved to impeach President Hoover. The 18 page resolution accuses Hoover of quashing congressional powers and seeks a committee to investigate his conduct and determine if high crimes or misdemeanors warrant impeachment and possible action by the Senate.
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Mefadden
Hoover
Presient Hoover
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Judiciary
Herbert Faover
United States
House of Representatives
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Herbert Hoover
Extra Pay as Christmas Gift at Hibernia Bank
Observance of a month's extra pay as a Christmas gift for Hibernia Bank employees. Each woman worker receives a full day off for shopping. Henry Hammerle, assistant cashier at Sea and National, is recovering well at home from injuries after a fall near his home.
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San Francisco
Hibernia Bank
Henry Hammerle
Nigely
Henry Hammette
Sea
Cop Ear Tuned to Music Amid Bomb Hoax Police Report
Chicago dispatch notes a suspicious package scene when Officer Balawick detected discordant sounds and a growl as he handled a parcel described as a bomb scare. Separate items reveal a $20,000 fund for animal care and a divorce case in Marion Ohio due to excessive cats and a shotgun threat.
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Paul Balawick
Hyned
Vivian Krents
Cardian
Governor White's Quiet Inauguration Planned in Ohio
Columbus report says Governor George White plans a simple inaugural on January 9 before a joint session in the House chamber. In Washington, Representative Underwood announces plans to nominate Cromer of Ohio for speaker in the next Congress.
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George White
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Tan
Mina
Ohio
Washington
Underwood
D. Oble
Cromer
Am Obin
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