Nominee Faction Grows as Dissent Stirs in Nomination Race
Washington reports rising Republican discontent over the presidential nomination amid spending debates. Borah and Borah allied allies, including Vandenberg and Landon, push for broader delegation plans while figures like Fish and Brookhart weigh in on economics and primaries. A Topeka meeting between Governor Landon and Mark LaFollette triggered talks on strategy and possible delegate selections as party factions move toward the convention.
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European Crisis Deepens As Italy Moves To Fortify
Italy acts to strengthen defenses amid rising tension with Britain and France over the Mediterranean, increasing defence council powers and funding for Albania production. Mussolini’s stance shifts amid warnings of collective action. Ethiopia reports brutal tribal attack near Mount Musa Aly as forces mobilize.
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Two Taken For Wateras Aai
Whitehall, Nov. 30. Two men Herbert Warrington 20 and Tomer Tannehit 22 were taken for water as a bank cashier identified them after a holdup at Whitehall State Bank of Fabo my Hanerene. The identifications were made by Alex W. Robert vice president and cashier who read them to the police resident upon. The suspects fled in a car near Bozeman and were held for further action.
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Lewis and Green Lead Wary Rift in A F of L Split
Resignation of John L Lewis from the council of the American Federation of Labor sparks a major internal clash between craft and industrial unionism. The fight centers on whether workers should be organized by industry or by craft, with Lewis opposing craft unions and supporting broader industrial organization. The issue has divided the federation for years and dates back to the 1934 San Francisco convention.
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Pick of Herds Displayed at Great Chicago Show
The International Stock and Farm Show opened in Chicago with 600 stock cattle horses hogs and sheep on view from the continent. Young exhibitors from Indiana Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa presented prize entries as Vincent Walters 1009 pound Shorthorn steer won grand champion while Lawrence Morgan of Aledo captured reserve. Judges awarded top honors to several youths for Hereford Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus entries, with regional junior feeders receiving praise as the display showcased farming abundance.
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Just a Minute With Irvins Cobb
A column mocks year end lists of glamour and fame. It ridicules top ten fashion, debutantes and Hollywood buzz while suggesting nobler picks like local volunteers for Christmas relief. Irvin S. Cobb humorously doubts public appetite for sex appeal in such rankings.
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Murder charges loom over Van Vinck case in Idaho
Douglas van Vinck of Tacoma Washington refuses to confess, saying he will only speak to his mother. He faces murder charges in the death of state highway patrolman Fontaine Cooper and the slaying of his former wife Mildred Houk, found shot and buried in a culvert near Twin Falls. A coroner's jury held him responsible for both killings after he admitted killing Mildred because her father would not let him stay.
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Austro Hungarian Unity Reported After Talks in Vienna
In Vienna dispatches dated November 30 diplomats speculated on the possible formation of a new central European power following a week of talks between Austrian and Hungarian statesmen. Officials indicated a unity of objectives among the former empire’s core statesmen with early deals on military pensions and economic matters.
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Frazier Lemke Act Declared Unconstitutional Again
Sioux Falls news reports that for the fourth time since August the amended Frazier Lemke farm moratorium act was ruled unconstitutional. Judge A Lee Wyman held the act deprives mortgage holders of constitutional rights.
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Slayers of Her Son In Bastile
Santa Barbara, Calif. November 30. Mrs Dorothea Wendt Livermore confessed memory loss regarding shooting her 16 year old son Jesse Livermore Jr during a drunken dispute. The boy lingered between life and death as his father Jesse Livermore, a Wall Street figure, visited. Mrs Livermore, jailed on suspicion of assault to murder, appeared shaken. Both were intoxicated and given opiates at Cottage Hospital.
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Chambers Opposed 10 Government Spending Policy
Washington. The Chamber of Commerce of the United States reported a poll showing unmi takable opposition to government spending in excess of revenues and long disapproval of recent Washington legislation. It also reiterated business resistance to greater government encroachment on private enterprise.
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Ellsworth relief plane to be sent
With Lincoln Ellsworth and pilot Herbert Ketyon missing in Antarctica, expedition members in New York prepared to obtain a relief plane to establish caches for the crew. The explorers have been unreported since last Saturday.
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Roosevelt signals short session to trim appropriations
Warm Springs Ga Nov 30 President Roosevelt outlined a plan for a brief congressional session dominated by budget cuts and reduced appropriations. He discussed neutrality law revision and veterans bonus payments while indicating potential tax increases if treasury needs rise.
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Three Die From Botulism Poisoning in Thanksgiving Dinner
In San Francisco on November 30 three people died and nine others were in critical condition after a Thanksgiving Day dinner illness. The victims named are Isolina Sacchossi, 13, Ausophine Angeli, 36, and Alexander Angeli, 43, with Dr J C Geiger noting canned pasta from the meal carried botulism germs.
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New NRA Bill Seen Ready for Congress if Needed
Washington reports authoritative word that a new National Recovery Act bill is prepared for swift submission to Congress if business signals support. It would re assert Congress's power over interstate commerce, apply voluntary codes, and ban price fixing except for natural resources. Roosevelt reportedly has no objections, with a decision expected after a December businessmen's meeting.
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President to Speak in Chicago and South Bend
The president will stay another week then go to Chicago to address the American Farm Bureau Federation on Monday December 9. In the late afternoon he will attend a special convocation at Notre Dame University in South Bend Indiana where he will be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
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New Yorker Helan Moran Fahnestock dies after fall from window
New York report says Mrs Helan Moran Fahnestock, recently divorced from Colonel Snowdon Fahnestock and noted social figure, suffered fatal injuries from a third story window fall during Thanksgiving night. She died the following night as police probe domestic troubles. Nearby Sedalia Missouri item notes two sisters escape from a house fire sparked by a dog on a door.
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