New Era Foreseen for Americas at Pan American talks
President Roosevelt completes peace mission in Latin America and proclaims a new era of friendship and confidence among the Americas. He visits Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro, and Buenos Aires, where he attends the Inter-American Peace Conference and addresses crowds, insisting his good neighbor policy is now a regional ethos.
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World News In Brief From Across Capitals
London King Edward stands against ultimatum to yield crown of Mrs Simpson. Montevideo reports Roosevelt home and balling a new era in the Americas. Buenos Aires Inter-American conference outlines plan for joint action against external aggression. Madrid rebels strike, government centers hit in Casa de Campo. San Francisco mass movement for support spurred by ship strike leaders. Washington Townsend and two aides indicted on contempt charges.
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Maritime Strike Leaders Plan Demonstration
Maritime strike leaders plan mass meetings parades and demonstrations to aid their cause as a five week halt in shipping triggers food shortages in Hawaii. Union organizers marshal 25 000 workers including women and children for a Sie demonstrative parade with leaders from San Francisco Los Angeles and Seattle coordinating action to gain public support and highlight alleged provocations by three large shipping firms.
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Federal program idea from wheat leaders set broader plan
Washington, Dec. 3. Farm leaders from the wheat states propose a federal program broader than the AAA to cover all industry aspects from seeding to final distribution. The seven point plan calls for production adjustment and prudent disposal of surplus, yield insurance, and other measures. M. W. Thatcher, subcommittee chair, said the proposal is absolutely aimed at reform. Continued on Page 2.
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Northwest mining men meet in Spokane outlook bright
Spokane, Wash. Dec. 3. Optimism grows as the 42nd annual Northwest Mining Association meeting opens. With metal prices higher than in years and continued strong demand, speakers say the outlook is brighter. Sister Charles W. Beale urged a monetary system based on bimetallism. A. W. Dickenson of the American Mining Congress urged mining to be more vocal in national affairs. President Moore forecast large scale northwest mining development and years of continued production.
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Townsend Indicted on Contempt Charges Over Pension Plan
Washington reports Dr. Francis E Townsend author of the Townsend old age pension plan, and two aides from New York and Chicago, were indicted on contempt charges by a federal grand jury for defying a House committee investigating the movement. The trio faces penalties of fines from 100 to 1000 dollars and possible imprisonment up to one year.
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Einstein Discovers Celestial Wonder With Light Bending
New York December report says Professor Albert Einstein presents a new mathematical discovery in astronomy. He notes that light from distant stars bends near massive objects like the sun, allowing better viewing with improved telescopes or magnifying instruments. This implies each star can appear brighter or closer through such effects.
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Two Sisters Die Hours Apart in Kansas Pneumonia Case
In Winfield Kansas two sisters Loverna Anderson 24 and Amegené Anderson 22 died of pneumonia within a few hours at a state training school. The sisters were among residents of the facility and the illness prompted local officials to announce the deaths and investigate the outbreak.
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Butte Recount Proceeding After Court Denies Petition
Montana’s supreme court denied a writ of review denying a recount challenge. The 40 Silver Bow county precincts will be recounted at 10 a.m. today as ordered by District Judge Frank P. Ceiper. I. J. Lynch contests Judge Ittley’s presumed election in a long running Silver Bow contest.
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Social Security Act registrations lag in Baltimore office
Registration under the Social Security Act fell far short of expectations. Government checkups of delinquents were ordered after only about 1.6 million applications for identification numbers arrived at the Baltimore office, far below the estimated 9.5 million.
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Mollison Forced Down Near Cape Town Flight
Capetown South Africa December 3 Carl James Mollison and copilot Edouard Cornglico-Mal inier were forced to land 100 miles east of Capetown while en route from Croydon England to Capetown. They were safe and their plane undamaged after the landing.
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Ginger Rogers Targeted by Death Threats and Guarded
Ginger Rogers, noted Hollywood actress, has received threatening notes and has been under guard for two weeks as federal authorities investigate. Her mother, Mrs Lely Rogers, will sail tonight but would not reveal details. Reports say the star was threatened with death for a sum of money. the extortion attempt follows a separate plot against Freddie Bartholomew.
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Remembering John Ringling the last of the Ringling brothers
Beverly Hills California December 3. IRVING COBB recalls John Ringling the lone surviving brother who built a circus empire with a shoestring start. Despite domestic unhappiness health and loss of fortune he remained a master showman and loved the circus smell music and the crowd. His elephants at winter quarters blare a royal salute to the tired old fellow trooper.
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Rebels Bomb Madrid as Civil War Rages Near Suburbs
Fascist warplanes bomb Madrid twice amid fierce fighting for western suburbs along the Manzanares river. Government forces, aided by Basque militiamen, claim advances toward Oviedo Vitoria and Burgos as civilians seek gas masks from British MPs visiting Madrid.
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Romance that risks the British throne and empire
Eighteen year AP chief Mackenzie explains the Holyrood crisis over King Edward and Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson. An ill advised match could shake the throne and imperil Britain’s prestige and security. The throne’s dignity binds empire, more than personal affection, in these testing times.
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Death toll rises as typhoon hits Philippines coast
Mania reports a cyclone sweeping the Philippines left one dead and 32 missing, with 20 miners possibly entombed by landslides in Nueva Halta. High winds and heavy rain disrupted lines to confirm casualties as authorities traced the storm along the southern region.
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Strikes Across Nation Shock Production and Jobs
Strikes crippled factories and maritime trade across the United States. Ford Lincoln Zephyr plant halted for frame shortages while Plymouth Chrysler and Briggs facilities faced closures. About 72,000 Detroit workers were jobless in the stalemate.
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Los Angeles Elevated to Metropolitan See in Ceremony
In a historic ceremony at St. Vibiana's Cathedral Los Angeles became a metropolitan see with the appointment of Most Rev. John Joseph Cantwell as its archbishop. The event included a lengthy procession as thousands watched from downtown streets.
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Edward VIII Defies Abdication Threat Over Wallis Simpson
London reports Edward VIII, urged by Prime Minister Baldwin and the queen mother to relinquish his throne, remains determined to marry Wallis Warfield Simpson. Edward leaves Buckingham Palace for Fort Belvedere as ultimatum pressures persist. Parliament signals a path other than abdication.
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Butler Bares Cooperative Plan for Meat Inspection
Dr. W F Butler of Helena Montana urged a nationwide meat inspection system funded partly by federal money at the 40th annual meeting of the United States Livestock Sanitary Association. He proposed state livestock sanitary departments receive allocations similar to highway funding.
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Invasion of Tsingtao Stirs Chinese Action Demands
Nanking reports Chinese foreign minister General Chang Chan demanding immediate satisfaction from Japan over reports of 1000 Japanese marines in Tsingtao. He presents three terms including withdrawal of troops, return of seized documents, and release of Chinese arrested during raids on government offices.
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