Lindberghs' West Africa trip delayed by comms trouble
Reports from New York indicate secession plans for the Irish Free State faced renewed doubt as Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh encountered difficulties in contacting the British West African dependencies. A delay at the cable office hampered word from Bathurst to the landing area and affected the day’s travel plans.
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New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lanbergha
Wathurst
Caml
Wis
Peril Recalls and Odd Tries in Palistine News
Fragmentary report mentions WASHINGTON and regional names while describing ongoing peril and reactions. Lacking clear facts, the piece hints at a volatile situation with incomplete details and scattered references to people and places.
World News Bits From Wartime Washington to London
Fragmented OCR text shows mixed names and events from wartime diplomacy and finance. Mentions include Roosevelt and Washington actors, Chicago figures Alexander Legge and James Warburg, New York monetary policy, and a London conference with calls for silver use, alongside chaotic garble about public works, race issues, and a fictional end to a global conflict.
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Domentic Waahingon
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Chicago
Alexander Legge
Chat Farm Board
Chatymin
International Farvestor
Dina
Detroit
Pathor
Washington
Ikea
Juha
Italy and Russia Agree on Soviet Fascist Collaboration
Rome reports a solemn accord on Soviet Fascist cooperation to ease European tensions. Mussolini and Soviet Foreign Minister Maxim Litvinoff held two conferences, with claims of mutual support and an early ratification of their non-aggression pact. Details remain sparse as officials say talks covered broader international policy and potential security entries.
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Rome
Europe
Mussolini
Maxim Litvinoff
Russia
United States
Af Ant
Tulian
Muskolini
Wlateray
Onyereatinn
Divines in Germany Bucking Government
Hertin December 2 The use form church service which Mech bishop Ludwig Minutier issued to make obligatory in the Protestant churches of Germany proved another stumbling block today in the broad religious controversy despite a provistue cabinet appointment. Page to the emergency Cedeva Alon headed by Rev Nilomoallee flatly disobeyed one of the reshbishop to help the uniform service which they regarded as resembling a military drill.
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Uniform Service
Pan American Conference Calls for End to War
In Montevideo the Pan American Conference urged immediate steps to halt warfare among American nations. President Terra demanded dawn dawn sealing of customs tariffs and direct action against the originators of the conflict, while President Roosevelts name was invoked in relation to the disaster.
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uRuAs
Baars
Werli Eoonane
Mr. Oosevelt
Violent Outbreak Warnings Sweep Spain Amid Unrest
Reports from Madrid indicate heightened danger as Spain braces for possible violent outbreaks. The government reviews security after a series of disruptions across major cities. Police bands are on alert with planned measures to curb disturbances tonight and tomorrow.
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Madrid
Spain
Segatan
Vroopa
Mition Diaerdera
Ranch Hand Wounded in Row Over Maiden
Sheriff reports a shooting at a ranch north of Victor left one man critically wounded and another missing. Victim Ty Wormed suffered injuries to the left thigh and shoulder. Garcia Gildado remained in hospital as deputies hunted for Octavia Balerdam who vanished after the incident. Local authorities named an arrestee as a man linked to the case.
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Hamilton
Garcia Gildado
Octavia Balerdam
Victor
Aieriff
Norm C. Corioy
Sporkane
Alexander Legge Dies at 67 Noted Manufacturer
Alexander Legge, 67, longtime president of the Harvester fleet, died today of heart disease. A widower with no children, he left collateral descendants James and Alex B. Legge of Bohuytey, Nob, and a manager at San Francisco. Legge began as a collector trader and rose to lead the Teritari Harvester company in 192? before stepping back to aid farmers. Continued on Page 2.
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Alexander Legge
Chinige
Dee
Alois der Legge
Theoterpigmil Harvester Fleet
Howe
Legge
iLeeKes
Tey James
Alex B. Lesage
Bohuytey
Nob
Kiny Lerner
Tie
Teriationes Moteur
Alen, Branel
San Francisco
Alesina Legge
Fareers
Titer Hon Marester Company
Al Bates Attorney Plans Habeas Corpus Action
Oklahoma City reports Al Bates attorney intends to sue over a habeas corpus matter concerning Albert Bates. The case involves a wife sentence for a crime and alleges an attempted threat toward Rew Laska. Proceedings set for federal court tomorrow at Leavenworth facility context.
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Oklahoma City
Albert Bates
Gharls
Ursehel
Laska
Lanka
Leavenworth
Thales
Three Burn Kill Ten In Quebec Blaze
Verdun Quebec January report details a fire that destroyed six dwellings and killed ten people. The victims include Mrs Capeline Mande Olsen, Ernest Kedger, his sister, and a ten month old adopted son of Mrs Kedger.
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Quebec
Verdun
Que
Dee
Ita Cire
Capeline Mande Olsen
Ernest Kedger
Hoy
Kedger
Government Moves to Tighten Liquor Industry Control
Washington report outlines federal plans to regulate the liquor trade, creating quotas for foreign countries and supervising importers. Joseph H. Choate, head of the Federal Alcohol Administration, arrived to coordinate with officials as the new regime prepares to implement nationwide controls.
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Washington
Pre
Atticinta
Joapph He Choate
New York
Federal Alcohol Control Adiligistracion
Cauitirdze Wimac
Coal company in Chicago nets a busy day
In Chicago on December 3, Toni Schneiderman, office manager at the coal company, faced a robbery. Masked robbers ordered him to open the drawer, took cash and checks, and searched the office before leaving with a revolver and a watch. Schneiderman and Mouranen survived the incident with no injuries.
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Coal Company
Chicago
Chileago
Toni Sechuddemian
Girl Scouts Send Christmas Tree to White House
Members of the White Mountain Hive of Girl Scouts plan to fly a Christmas tree to Mrs. Maunk in Roosevelt by airplane. Four guides will escort the tree to Port Jana in Missouri, then another group will continue to Washington for the vote.
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Girl Scouts
White House
White Mountain
Seauta
Mra
Jana
Washington
Death by own action goes over falls at Niagara
Unidentified man, about 60, found dead on rocks below the Niagara Falls. A cardboard note said the writer wished to be found, with a second line alluding to following a great police route. Search had begun after the note’s discovery.
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Niigara
Rocka
Porga
Golwe
Montana man wins reserve cham pionship at Chicago show
In Chicago, Ivan Gustafson of Victor, Montana, captured the reserve championship in region one for his barley exhibit at the Chicago Livestock and Grain show. Nels Linden of Wetaskiwin, Alberta, took the Brand championship. Other blue ribbons went to Tyan Smith of Woll Creek, Alberta for oats, Rye M. Middleton of Vernon, BC for rye, and Willard G. Longhurst of Shotley, TD for red clover. Best white corn exhibit hailed from the West and South.
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Chicago
Montana
Ivan Gustafson
Victor
Gustafson
Nels Linden
Wetaskiwin
Alberta
Tyan Smith
Woll Creek
Middleton
Vernon
British Columbia
Willard G. Longhurst
Shotley
Tdabo
Coughlin Defends Policies and Attacks Foes Again
Fr. Coughlin renewed his defense of the administration's monetary policies during a pq speech today and reiterated attacks on its foes. He addressed remarks about Alfred E. Smith and clarified Morgan’s alleged quotes. Simultaneously, Dr. Belford in Brooklyn announced a public apology for offenses linked to the Coughlin remarks.
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Charles EL Coughtin
Shrine of the Little Flower
Fr. Coughlin
Alfred I. Smith
P. Morgan
Smith
Morgan
Belford
John L. Belford
Brooklyn
Fe. Coughlin
NRA Chiefs Not Disturbed By Florida Court Ruling
NRA leaders in Washington stated they remain calm after a Florida court decision. They say future enforcement of labor and trade regulations will proceed via Recovery programs and congressional oversight, stressing that employment and wage measures require regulatory support.
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NRA
Florida
Washinston
Dec
Wuduc
Hudge Alpvander Akerowa
Unems
Pyar
Interatite Qairitieren
Ming Dnidustelat
Congress Ld
New York Hospital Fire Kills Patient and Injures Staff
A hospital fire in New York Dor. Ta-Onn left Frank Ware, 64, dead in a rear 3rd floor room. Attendants forced windows to vent smoke as patients were moved from wards in a tense blaze that burned or cut through glass and interior fittings.
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New York
Frank Ware Via
Ancient feud revival sparks Irish independence crisis
London dispatch reports a looming Commons debate on whether Ireland should stay in the British commonwealth or become a republic. Key figures include Jim Thomas and Eamon de Valera, signaling a potential all-Ireland republic platform and a push that could redefine Irish status and British policy.
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London
Ireland
England
House of Commons
Jim Thomas
Dominions
Eamon de Valera
Ne Valera
Irelane
Britain
de Valera
Thomas
Bystain
Tugland
Senate panel studies bill aiding banks and depositors
The Senate banks and banking committee prepared to act after Governor Cooney indicated a plan to back distressed banks. The reform would let banks borrow from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation using preferred stock to pay depositors, with loans extending five years or more. The attorney general's office is drafting the measure for today's session.
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Senate
Montana
Coney
Uris
Reconstruction Inance Corporation
Haidation
Senate Committee On Banks and Banking
Banks and Banking Committee
V. S. Himal
Fallon County
John Tu. Campbell
Missoula County
B. ¥. Galt
Judith Basin
George W. Corwin
Stilwater County
O. Larson
Teton County
Mr. Duncan
Madison County
J. FP. Kildart
Philligs County
A. J. Plumer
Treasure
Roosevelt Heads North From Warm Springs Briefly
President Roosevelt left Warm Springs Georgia forWashington after a two week rest period at his cottage. Mrs Roosevelt and White House staff were aboard the presidential train as it stopped briefly in Atlanta for a crew change. News photographers rode the train as it moved on toward Washington.
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Warm Springs
Lee
Roosevelt
Capitol
White House
Stult
Atlanta
Wickman Admits Deed In New Mexico Murder Case
Carl W. Wickman, Denver pharmacist, faces a murder charge over the death of his new wife after allegedly confessing to beating her with a tire iron. He denies responsibility for the deaths of two previous wives, saying he is sorry but not afraid to die.
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Albuqurane
Carl W. Wickman
Denver
T. J
Nurse Vies Blood To Save Lives Of Babies
New York report notes Edith Miller a nurse at Brook lyn Women s hospital donated blood for transfusions sending four infants to better health. Her blood type proved compatible saving an infant Monday and Tuesday. She continued on duty last night providing care for twins.
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New York
Dar
Edith Miller
Brooklyn Women's Hospital
Session Ends First Week With Only Two Laws Enacted
The first week of the special session ends with two laws enacted and few measures moving. The legislature, under Governor Frank H. Cooney, expects limited progress, with most bills tied to relief, revenue, and water conservation. The house convenes at ten o'clock to consider general orders as committee work continues amid optimism for a two week finish.
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House
Frank H. Cooney
Canada may set up strong central bank
Premier R R Bennett warned in a weekend address that Canada will establish a strong central bank through legislation in the next session to avoid domination by Wall Street, signaling potential major financial reforms and economic policy shifts in Sherbrooke Quebec.
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Canada
Sherbrooke
Lee
Catada
Wall Street
R. R. Bennett
Nanking Planes Bombard Towns in Fukien Area
Nangang planes struck towns in Fukien near Puklen province. Twenty killed at Tense 1 Core as panic spread and property damage occurred in Shassen Changehow Yenplog and Chuahehow. Canton urged solution while Chiang Kai-Shek faced resignations and defense prep reports noted. The story mentions payments and possible executions amid factional tensions.
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Nanking
Fukien
Nong Kaur
Dev
Puklen
MSA
Canton
Chiang Kai-Shek
Catton
Thwan
Favorite Desserts of Famous Women booklet offered
A Washington information bureau release promotes a booklet titled Exerts by Famous Women offering a handy collection of dessert recipes. It promises a catalog of appealing cakes puddings and puddings and novelties old and modern, with a request to send for the copy and use a coupon from Washington.
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Washington Information Bureau
Tk Coatalogs
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