Italy vows defiance against hostile economic pacts
Milan editorial in Popolo d Italia declares Italy will not be intimidated by anti fascist economic agreements. The piece attacks democracies and cites the New York Times as backing its call for timely preparation of spirit and arms. It questions democratic powers using military measures against dictators. Continued on Page 10.
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Milan
Hentio Mussolini
Popolo d'Italia
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Assaudt
New York Times
Ermanie
Repis
Ovis
Taaten
Txoo
Britain
President joins fishing party off Potomac coast amid calm waters
President Roopever sails aboard the yacht Vetantae with Secretary James Roosevelt and six guests including Robert Hedrickson the assistant attorney general. The party reports excellent fishing as ducks are expected near Potomac on Monday while the president plans a return to Washington via Warn Springs and Gainesville.
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Gentiwest
Roopever
James Roosevelt
Robert Hedrckson
Potomac Ln
Washington
Warn Springs
Gainesvilla
Miles City Youth Admits West Coast Robberies
Police Captain Char les Dullea said Robert Wadley and Marvin Thomas confessed to a string of hotel robberies in Salt Lake City Los Angeles Sacramento and Stockton. Wadley 17 Miles City Montana and Thomas 29 Richmond Virginia, each admitted the crimes and theft of about $1000 in cash and traveler’s checks. Mrs Pauline Moody night club dancer led to Wadley’s capture. judge Theresa Meikle continued the cases to December 7.
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Robert Wadley
Miles City
Mont
Marvin Thomas
Richmond
Pauline Moody
Potice
Wadley
Moody
Boste
Arreal Wadley
Thomas Nay
Oakland
Tuel
Charles Dullea
Salt Lake City
Theresa Meikle
Omen in Germany on the Record by Dorothy Thompson
Dorothy Thompson lays out a portrait of Germany showing internal divisions, church resistance, and disillusion with Nazi propaganda. She notes significant Protestant pastors jailed or detained, anti Christian propaganda, and youth turning toward Christianity amid official pressure. The piece frames the significance for potential war and military policy, citing a petition by army chaplains to Hitler.
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Dorothy Thompson
Germany
Rene It Twain
Jocal
Nen
Jeana
New York
Fuschrer Hiller Ktaelt
von Beeckt
Mindtern
Hitley
Canadian Finance Minister Warns on Democratic Decay
New York December 9 Canadian Finance Minister Charlen A Dunning told over 500 life insurance executives that the American and Canadian conceptions of democratic institutions are at risk of decay if neglected He urged presidents at the Association of Life Insurance Presidents convention to preserve government fundamentals for future generations to trust.
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New York
Dac
Charlen A. Dunning
Association of Life Tenranes
Bomb Explodes As Japanese Troops Parade In Shanghai
In Shanghai on a Friday parade marking a victory by 5900 Japanese troops along Nanking Road, a bomb blast occurred causing scattering. The report notes the blast came as the force moved through the city. details indicate continued coverage on another page.
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Shanghai
Nanking Road
Fallen aviation cadet among missing in Virginia crash
A missing aviation cadet and a chief machinist’s assistant are among the victims after a Virginia crash. Navy planes cutters and CCC workers aided a 21 hour search, but the wreckage yielded only partial fuselage and a single wing, with authorities continuing to trace the others.
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Noitalh
Virginda
Naval Coast
Puand
CCC
Navy
COC
Wong
Plange
J . Jones
Washington, D. C
Troy W. Blanton
Lafiyeiie
Ala
Delbos Opens Central Europe Tour to Poland and Allies
Foreign Minister Von Delbos began a three week mission to Warsaw and other central European capitals to align Germany with Anglo-French efforts toward a central diplomatic settlement. Intermediary sources said he carried a joint Anglo French guarantee to Poland and the Little Entente including Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Romania that Germany would not be given a free hand in central Europe.
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Purla
von Delbos
Warsaw
Uf Vichita
Mranva’s
Wsintern
Alles
Germany
Intermed
Tetbos
Poland
Czerhoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Europe
Mining Congress Condemns Wagner Act As Unworkable
Washington Dec 2 The American Mining Congress criticized the Wagner labor relations act as unworkable and impracticable in its annual convention resolution. It urged mutual cooperation among consumers employees employers and capital to serve common interests.
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Washington
American Mining Congress
Treasury to borrow to fund current needs as budget balance urged
Morgenthau announced a restrained treasury financing plan for December to February focusing on debt repayment and tax receipts rather than new stimulus. The treasury will issue 450 million dollars in long term securities and roll over 277 million maturing bills, with 60.1 million in 90 day bills and weekly issues continuing.
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Morgenthau
Treasury
Pretty Lag Wins In Race 10 Altar
Bozeman is the scene where Derothy Frances Chiappone and Oren AL McCallam faced authorities over a marriage arranged via telegram. The 21 year old Chiappone and 28 year old McCallam were questioned by officers who confirmed the pairing is a consented union despite media attention. Hubert Dennis, once Montana lightweight champ, recalls a former homestead connection. The couple reportedly planned a solo wedding after a long correspondence. Authorities noted the bride was of age and aware of her decision.
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Bozeman
Derothy Frances Chiappone
Oren AL McCallam
Honcky National Forest
Aovntly
Oretl
Tabell
Bat Mever
Hubert Dennis
Montana
Here
Southern Montana's oldest settler dies
Livingston Montana December 2. Thomas Jack Ferrell a trapper prospector and rancher died here tonight. Believed to be the oldest settler in Southern Montana Ferrell came to what is now Park county in 1854 at age three and often boasted he had not left the Treasure state. Native of Missouri he came to Montana by wagon train Funeral services are pending.
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Livingston
Mont
Montana
Thomas Jack Ferrell
Ferrell
Park County
Missouri
Governor Murphy Sees Industrial Peace Near
Michigan Governor Frank Murphy urged end to worker versus employer clash and urged reliance on collective bargaining rather than property seizure. He cited recent strikes in autos railways clothing and printing, hoping mutual respect for rights and privileges will spread across industry and state.
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New York
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Etemnat Biddie
Anandaton
Grencarch
Lon, Murphy
Duabrles
Lewis and Green Hold Labor Talks Without Pact
Washington reports John T. Lewis and Willan Green, leaders of rival labor groups, met to seek a unified stance between Kern's American Federation of Labor and Labor's Committee for Industrial Organization. After a second session they planned to resume talks tomorrow with Green to confer on wage hour legislation, while Lewis and Green acknowledged no agreement amid ongoing factional tensions.
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Lewis
Green
Washington
Neer
John TL
Lewis Mw
Willan Green
Kern
American Federation of Vabor
Laevis Committee
Meenin Nad
Betty Lahor
Anid
Agaln
Morrow
Hig Executive Council
Greet
Fair Swimmer May Lose Her Husband
Eleanorfolm and Thily Rane publicized hopes to wed as Arthur Ty filed divorce against Misa Hatin Terrett, orchestra leader, for alleged misconduct. Rose, spouse of Fannle Friar, known for torch songs, not named in the complaint.
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Eleanor Tfolm
Rane
Arthur Ty
Anfreth
Misa Hatin Trrrett
Orchestira
Ware
Rose
Fannle Frier
My Man
Aonga
Copper and Zinc Prices Cut Again On Market
New York December 2 price cuts ripple through non ferrous metals as electrolytic copper falls to 10 cents a pound after American Smelting and Refining trims a half cent twice. Zinc also declines to 10.37 to 10.74 cents, with weak demand keeping prices near yearly lows and producers noting continued price reductions across the sector.
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New York
American Smelting & Refining Con
New York Stock Exchange
Zinc Ag
Primo Western
St. Lewis
Eine
Wage Hour Bill Cleared House Amid-Calls For Edits
Washington December 2 A House majority freed the wage hour bill from committee obstruction while signaling sharp changes ahead The Senate approved version would set minimum wages and maximum hours across industries via a five member federal board but lawmakers favored trimming powers and considering a one man Labor Department administrator The House also approved an amendment denying conservation benefit payments to farmers who switch land from grains to dairying.
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Senate
Congress
Labor Department
Boileau
Wis
Stalemate Reached In Ford Strike At St Louis
Norman Smith, organizer for the United Automobile Workers, says the Ford strike in St Louis has reached stalemate from a nonpartisan view. He notes Ford is not generating any cars and that workers are not being barred from entering the plant.
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St. Louis
United Automobile
C.I.0
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Norman Smith
National Mediation Board Chief Carmall Dies
James W. Carmall chairman of the National Mediation Board died at his home after weeks of illness. He served on the War Industry Board staff during the war and came to Washington in 1909 from private law practice in New York.
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Washington
James W. Carmall
National Mediation Board
War Industrian Board
Carmall
New York
Early Threats Tied to Labor Chief by “Bug” Moran
Police report links Chicago gangster Bugs Moran to threats against labor leader Patrick Corcoran about a year prior to a fatal car incident. Witness Frank Dorrance recalls Moran and Corcoran aboard a Mik Wagon, with Moran allegedly threatening to abduct Corcoran for a ride and subsequent mob violence.
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Minneapolis
Willie Wagen
Moran
Chicago
Patrick Corcoran
Aso
Wan
Dorrance
Corcoran
Frank Dorrance
Dety- Corcoran
Labor Temple
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Myx. Cromwell
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Canada
Nntana
Delbos
Mining Congress Hits Labor Relations Agt
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White House
Fiorello H. laGuardia
Laliardid
Ancarlatos
Mehigan
Felix Frank
Secretary of the Treasury
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Pretty Lag
Murphy
Varley Lewin
Philip Murray
Counell- Inter
George M. Narraon
L. Negatingora
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Ity
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Bugs” Moran
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