American Ambassador Defends US Monetary Naval Policy
American Ambassador Robert W. Bingham delivered a Thanksgiving address defending United States monetary policy and naval build up. He described the dollar protection fund as an equalization fund totaling about 3110,000,000 pounds, now around 1.557 billion dollars, and explained it supports peace and Anglos American ties. He warned against anyone courting danger and argued the US must lead in safeguarding trade and finance.
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London
United States
Robert W. Bingham
Lanter
FANN
BN Reconstruction Corporation Fund
Hadlding
Bingham
Watling
World News Roundup Notes 1932 Events and Allegations
A scrambled World News brief cites the New York and San Francisco scenes with public works, lynching law advocacy, and 1932 bonus march mentions. Reports reference Washington currency base debates, a Alabama jury case, and foreign posts in London and Vienna.
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Thrmestles
New York
Alfiel B. Smith
Saya Public Works Adinistration
Jing ‘Hyaken
Washington
Feker Repiles Smith
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Rolph
Tralph
Deralor
Ala
Naka
Heywood Patterson
Sorat
Alieg
Wynekoon
A-Laty
Springs
Trovest
Warn Springs Foundation
London
Ambassator Bingham Prenda Ampartean
Nolteton
Wiens
Mao Sirk
Teeta
Governor Cooney Seeks Bank Relief Via Supplemental Call
Governor Frank H. Cooney to issue an emergency message in today’s extraordinary session aiming to aid Montana depositors in defunct and restricted banks. The measure would permit issuance of preferred stock to secure federal loans under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and align with the federal deposit guarantee act, with full banking act implications to follow.
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Montana
Frank Hi. Cooney
Regialacture
House of Representatives
Frain
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cooney
Selony
Raublieg
Vielona
Representatives Brace for Heavy Duties After Thanksgiving Session
After a brief Thanksgiving session the House convenes at 10 am, to tackle funding bills tied to NILA funds and various subunits. The day centers on readings of messages from the governor and chaplain prayers, with motions to adjourn and to postpone rules reform. quorum was present. several members attended parts of the day while others missed meetings.
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Orlock
Raymond T. Nagte
Legixine Fion
NILA
Seateniay
Arte
Oha
Hagenne Cybertoan
Albert Besancon
Rae
Fritvk If
Gooney
Gat saves folks but dies with kitten in blaze
Port Arthur Ont November 40 P A fire in the Arnone dwelling drove Mr and Mrs Arnone from sleep. A cat named Gat awakened them but perished with one of her two kittens in the flames. Mrs Arnone saved the remaining kitten.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Arnone
Smoka
Crina
German Reichsbishop Faces Church Cabinet Reorg amid Crisis
In Berlin on November 30 Reichsbishop Hadwig Mueller wrestled with reconfiguring the Protestant church cabinet as factions realign under the new German state. The outgoing governing body for all Protestant groups in the retreating church faced resignation, with appointees expected to pledge loyalty to the state.
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Berlin
Reichsbishop
Hadwig Mucler
Germany
Hiblg
Mueller
Patie Times
Evidence of Shank murder trial reaches sanity question
Honten Ark Nov 30. Presentation of testimony in the murder trial of Mark I T Shank concluded late today with questions about the Akron attorney’s sanity in alleged poisonings of four members of the Alvin Colley family. After jury instructions, Judge Thomas B Toler adjourned court until 1 90 a m tomorrow when contract arguments will begin. Each side will have an hour and a half.
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Honten
Ark
Mark IT
Shank
Akron
Avamuers
Alvin Colley
Rien
Thomas &. Toler Wilj
Stepson Confesses Murder Of Powder River Rancher
Miler City reports three held in county jail over the slaying of Mose Woosley on the Powder River ranch. Joss McDonald, 22, confessed to shooting Woosley as he rode near the cabin amid a cattle removal dispute. He and two others Otto Compton and Dudley French, are charged with felony and denied bond. McDonald, son by a previous marriage, allegedly dragged the body fifty feet and covered it with a blanket. Continued on page 2.
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Miler City
Wmen
Claude
Anderson
Woosley Ranch
Joss McDonald
Woosley
Woosley Cabin
Powder River County
McDonald
Otto Compton
Dudley French
Nether
MccDonald
Wooosley
Te Nhorne
President Roosevelt Enjoys Family Day at Warm Springs
In Warm Springs Georgia on Thanksgiving Day President Roosevelt spent a family day at the Little White House. He shared noon dinner in the cottage with Mrs. Hoover and intimate White House staff. Roosevelt joined the Warm Springs Foundation crowd for an evening dinner train and later carved a 13 pound turkey sent by Mrs. Elizy Manry of Gogrin Georgia.
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Warm Springs
White House
Roosevelt
Warm Spring Foundation
Hoonevelt
Toonevelt
Foundation
Georgia Hall
Hocnevelt
Elizy Manry
Gogrin
Georgia
Clothier Hosts Idle Party In Jallas Texas
In Dalina Texas on November 30 AP reports a long charity event where a clothier distributed clothing and shoes to the needy. A crowd of about ten thousand gathered as doors opened with prices rising and comfort for many receiving outfits including suits shirts and coats amidst long lines and orderly giving.
Denver Mother Dies on Knees in Prayer
Mrs Mary J Ronihing age 43 died from a heart attack while kneeling in prayer at the head of her sleeping daughter during a Thanksgiving observance. She had worked long hours to prepare for the family's holiday dinner. Surviving are her four daughters.
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Denver
Neaver
Navy
Sha Knealt
Mary J. Ronihing
Two Army Men Die in Maryland Monoplane Crash
Cumberland Md Nov 80 AP two army enlisted men died when their monoplane lost a wing in strong wind. State Sergeant Preeton J Miller 32 and James H Doge were aboard the craft, stationed at Balling Meld.
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Cumberland
Army
Preeton J. Miller
James H. Doge
Balling Meld
Fragmentary Santa Monica letter on gold debates and caution
A Sacramento area style note from Santa Montes California dated November 30 discusses caution in dealing with opposing sides over gold. The writer questions certainty and urges careful reading of arguments while implying both sides have merit. The fragment concludes with a personal closing signature.
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Santa Montes
Calif
Tolay
Blue Shirts Move Toward Rebellion in Irish Free State
Police raid blue shirt homes across the Irish Free State targeting Dublin and Cork headquarters. Eoin O Duffy leads the group linked to the banned national guard and the Irish Republican Army vows to quash the organization.
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Canupases
Dublin
Gentral
Eoin O'Duffy
Urnest Blythe
William T. Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Blue Shirt United Ireland Party
O'Duffy
Blythe
National Guard
Irish Republican Army
Blue Shirt
Mount Smith Attacks Public Works as Civil Works Grows
New York reports farmer governor Altrea Smith lambasted the Public Works Administration claiming it is broken and that the Civil Works Administration is a cover for failure. He mocks the system as overbureaucratic and envisions a nation crafting new departments by titles while noting Hopkins and Ickes push massive relief labor into civil works. He urges sound money and a return to the gold standard.
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New York
FB. Smith
Public Works Administration
Clyll Works Program
T la Weing
Civil Works Administration
AAA
FCA
PWA
FERA
NRA
CCG
TVA
HOLC
RFC
Smith
Raflorlal
Harry Hopkins
Ickes
Billings Salesman 15 Death By Poison In Butte Hotel
A Billings salesman, 36, Gilbert, died after drinking poison in a Butte hotel room without warning while his wife spoke nearby. He collapsed and died en route to a hospital. He leaves three small children and other relatives in Billings.
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Lraves
Gibert
Billings
Delaware Catholics Have Sad Holiday
In Wilmington Delaware on November 30 AP reports St Anthony's Roman Catholic church mourns after thefts of church ornaments. The fold and jewels valued at 2000 dollars pledged to favorite saints were stolen from statues in the churchs display overnight.
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Wilmington
Del
St. Anthony's Romany Catholic Church
Named warden of Alcatraz named warden of Alcatraz
The nation’s most desperate criminal will be committed to the charge of James A. Johnston, famed penologist, who will be warden of Alcatraz penitentiary. In San Francisco Bay, Johnston has been head of various California prisons including Kolsom and San Quentlc.
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James A. Johnston
Waelg Sam
Better Days Ahead Confidence Shown By Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Sr. in Tarrytown declares better days coming after recovering from a crippling attack. He says he began to live on his birthday and that America remains land of plenty and opportunity. He plans to stay through winter, as he would in Florida, if needed, noting his 41 years.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John P. Rarkefeller
Country Today
America
Florida
Holiday Traffic Accidents Claim Nine Lives In L A
Police records show nine deaths from holiday accidents in Los Angeles and nearby cities today and the previous day while a total of 17 fatalities over the two days are recorded.
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Los Angeles
TAXICAB DRIVERS STAGE VIOLENCE AT STADIUM FIGHT
Philadelphia reports violent scenes amid a strike or lockout by union taxi drivers as owners manned cabs for the Penn State game throng. A motorcyclist escort was hospitalised after being struck and windows shattered. three suspects were arrested and a driver beaten near the stadium.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
William Hoskins
Catholics deploring lynchings in church resolution
St Louis in conference where two archbishops 24 bishops and about 350 priests adopted a resolution deploring lynchings and urging governors to act to forbid such acts in the future. The resolution followed the consecration of a new auxiliary bishop in St Louis. In San Francisco Hoover and Governor Rolph clashed over the Taft kidnapping lynching case.
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St. Louis
Thomas F. Lilita
Banana Guy
Christian H. Winklemann
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
James Rolph, Jr
San Jose
Brooke Taft
Society
Thanksgiving Dinner Chokes Off Woman in Cranston
Mrs. John Papp, 61, died in Cranston after choking during Thanksgiving dinner preparations tonight. Police stated the incident occurred in Cranston authorities are investigating the death as accidental.
Use of silver as currency again demanded by Borah
Senator Borah reenters the monetary debate with a push for a broader metallic base for currency and silver use. In a letter to James Warburg he opposes Warburg's gold standard revaluation plan and argues no sound system can ignore silver's role in the global monetary mix.
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BORAH
Washington
James P. Warhurst
New York
Hoosevelt
Idaho Republican Independent
Warburg
Mr. Roosevelt
Mary Stewart Hurt by Fall From Horse
Mary Stewart, a Montana State University freshman from West Hamilton, was critically injured in a horse fall near Hamilton on Thanksgiving. She suffered a skull fracture and brain concussion when the cinch broke, and she had not regained consciousness.
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Hamilton
Mary Stewart
West Hamilton
Montana State University
Misa Stewart
E. K. Stewart
Izalco Volcano Eruption Douses Towns in Ashes
Nov 20 San Salvador reports Izalco volcano eruption coating nearby towns with ash. No injuries. Residents dig out under ash layer as authorities assess damage and ash fallout.
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San Salvador
Izalco
Boy of 9 Pulls Raid on Philadelphia Cashier
Nov 10 Philadelphia AP report describes a nine year old attempting a robbery at an elevated railroad cashier booth. The boy grabbed coins while the cashier Emma Darthstrong defended her window, called for help, and a police sergeant arrived to deter the youngster amid a hectic scene.
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Philadelphia
Emma Darthstrong
Mra
Darthstrong
Charera
Home Made Candy for Christmas Recipes Offered
A Washington Bureau booklet provides 14 home made candy recipes to bring added care to holiday treats. Readers may order by sending six cents to cover cost and handling to the Melena Independent Information Bureau in Washington, directed by Frederic J. Unskin.
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Washington
Buramir
The
Melena Independent Information Burcau
Frederic J. Unskin
Washington, D.C
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