Milking Shorthorn Award Winners At International Livestock Show
Dwight Smith and sons of Bozeman Montana won first in the junior herd division at the International Livestock Exposition for their Milking Shorthorn entry. The Mount Hagein Land Livestock Co of Anemouche Montana took multiple honors including champion, first and second yearling calves, and several ewe and ram classes. Attendance rose as judges and breeders praised the show with prize money totaling $5,000 for top entries.
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Chicago
Dwight Smith and Sons
Bozeman
Moni
Aid
World News Circulates Amid Peace Talks and Tense Alliances
Reports from Washington and Paris describe Anglo French mediation with Mussolini aiming at peace and embargo avoidance. Hidden talks, secret maneuvers, and shifting loyalties surround a tense international scene as leaders discuss future policy and possible renovations in Roosevelt and Garner alike.
Hull Presses Restrictions on Abnormal Exports to Italy and Ethiopia
Secretary Hull signaled a new push in Congress to authorize an embargo on all war materials to belligerents amid talks of broader neutrality legislation. He noted drafting moves in Senate quarters toward a tougher measure and said the administration seeks authority to ban or regulate shipments beyond existing limits. Hull reiterated the policy remains unchanged and stressed efforts to curb abnormal exports while the State Department weighs responses to Italy's needs and related supply issues.
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Washington
Hull
Italy
Ethiopia
Congress
Shel Paporls
Effort for Peace Fruitless in Asia and Europe
A dispatch notes strong clashes in Africa and reports on Paris talks between Premier Laval and Sir Samuel Hoare. Informed Paris sources hint at a possible joint Anglo French request to Duce for peace terms before a League of Nations embargo vote. Haile Selassie vows Ethiopia will not yield. Don C Seitz, veteran Brooklyn journalist, dies at 73. Chicago transport officials announce immediate 10 percent cut in air fares by Transcontinental and Western Air, first general reduction in nearly two years.
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Tutsbes
Daly
Europe
Paris
Pierre Laval
France
Samuel Hoare
1 Duce
League of Nations
Aly
League Sanctions Committee
Haile Selassie
Dessye
Iis
Addis Ababi
Ethiopia
Five Dionnes Movie Debut Filmed Amid Strict Hush
Henry King directed the first day of the Dionnes film shoot in Port-on and Hershalt as child actors were recorded. The adult stars Dean Ershott and Daroly Peterson worked briefly before cameras. nurseries were sanitized and guards limited takes to seven and a half minutes.
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Gat
Lea
Vey Unicare
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Ihein Fest
Iim
Henry King
Dean Iershott
Daroly Peterson
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Miss Peterson
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Auras
Montana loses federal relief grants under WPA plan
Federal relief funds for Montana are discontinued under a plan to transfer 14 044 employable relief clients to the Works Progress Administration. William Ruffcorn reports a misstatement about a 100000 dollar grant, and Montana relief officials say they will close records for employable relief clients while cooperating with WPA. Unemployable relief remains funded by state money as the state works to meet national security act requirements.
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WPA
FERA
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William Ruffcorn
Montana Relief Commission
Aubres Williams
FERS
Washington Press Dispatch Ag
Affeorh
Williams
Washington
Tuffcorn
Montane Relief Commission
Unemployment Report Highlights New Work Gains
Washington reports a semi official figure of nearly 1400 000 in aid and notes 4100000 unemployed found jobs since March 1950. Hopkins had split the unemployed between relief and those on their own resources, with about 7000000 families at the 1945 peak. The report says total gains from 1933 to last September were 6 million, but labor force changes kept the normal figure near 4 million lower due to youths aging into eligibility.
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Washington
Marry Wa. Hopkins
Mexican women march to demand safety for teachers
Mexico City reporters say 12,000 rural school teachers led by five women with ears cut off paraded to the national palace demanding guarantees of safety from rebel mutilators. They pledged support to President Lazaro Cardenas and socialistic education as insurgent bands from Jalisco target teachers. The president urged perseverance in their work.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Jalisco
Cardenas
Pan American Clipper Reaches Honolulu on Transpacific Flight
The Ching Clipper completed the fourth leg of its first eastward Transpacific flight, landing in Honolulu at 6:27 p.m. after a hop from Midwor Island, covering hours and 45 minutes. A separate Dublin item notes Fianna Fáil's defeat on a motion to seek official recognition of the Free State by the League of Nations.
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Honolulu
Vial Pan-American Airways
Midwor Island
Dublin
Free State
League of Nations
Eamon de Valera
Fianna Fall Party
Just a Minute with iitVn 5 Cobb in Santa Monica
In a Santa Monica column from December 4, the writer riffs on sending Jewish athletes to Berlin for the Olympics and jokes about stock speculation. The piece lightly references Wells and Mollywood and notes renewed interest in marriages of the Mdivani brothers as signs of returning prosperity.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Berlin
Wall Street
Mollywood
Mdivani
NORTH CHINA CRISIS AROUSING TENSION IN PEIPING
A Japanese commander Maj. Gen. Hayao Tada plans to protest Chinese actions against anti-Japanese groups in north China. Chinese Gen. Sung Cheh Yuan, Peiping Tientsin garrison leader, says he will take orders from no foreign power and seeks reforms in north China to avert a Manchoukun repeat. Nanking war minister Gen. Ho Ying-Chin meets Peiping with Gen. Kenji Doihara as discussions hint at a new provincial council model.
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Peiping
Hayao Tada
China
Sung Cheh-Yuan
Peiping Tientsin
Sung
Nanking
Ho Ying-Chin
Kenji Doihara
Inner Mongolia
Guard in Hunt for Federal Prisoners
Hartshorne Oklahoma December 4 Six heavily armed forces converge as national guardsmen federal agents and posses pursue five escaped federal prisoners across separated Oklahoma areas amid conflicting reports and tense night search operations.
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Hartshorne
Okla
Oklahoma
Roosevelt plans more farm aid and land loans
President Roosevelt, meeting with Meriwether county farmers at Warm Springs, voiced support for further agricultural relief. He discussed lowering mortgage interest rates and aiding tenant farmers to purchase land, including possible passage of the Bankhead act to finance tenants buying lands from large owners. He urged remedial action to close gaps in the Frezier Lemke program amid legal challenges.
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Warn Springs
Roosevelt
Meriwether County
Little White Hauge
Pine Mountain
W. G. Harry
Warm Springs
Toogevelt
Tudge Render Terrell
Greenville
Terrell
Supreme Court
Democratic committees set for 1937 campaign planning
Chairman James A. Varley announced the Democratic National Committee will meet in January to set the stage for President Roosevelt's renomination. The Republican committee plans a December 16 rally and aims to bid for next summer's convention cities, with Chicago Philadelphia Kansas City St Louis and possibly San Francisco in contention. National committees typically award the convention to the city offering the highest fee to cover expenses.
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Dec
James A. Varley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Lee
Republican National Committee
Garner
Democratic
Henry P. Fletcher
Farley
Hid Varley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas City
St. Louis
San Francisco
Divinity Student Admits Burglaries
A theology student at Colgate-Rochester Divinity School confessed to burglaries committed in recent weeks. Detective Captain Anthony Andrews reported the admission while Thomas Culhane, assistant district attorney, said Atton would be examined by a psychiatrist.
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Rochester
Atwood Allen
Colzate-Rochesey Divinity School
Anthony Andrews
Thomas Culhane
Aton
Homeowners' Loans Not In Brisk Demand
Washington reports HOLC chairman John V. Fahey said the agency has seen practically no requests for mortgage relief since June 27 when it stopped taking new applications. It will end lending in 11 states January 1 and nationwide by June 13, with $2.87 billion advanced to about 949,585 borrowers. About 90 percent of disbursed funds went to building and loan associations and banks seeking investment channels for the money.
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Washington
John V. Fahey
Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
Economic policies differ in New Deal clash
New York December 4. Formal split between American business and the New Deal looms as the 1935 Congress of American Industry and the 40th annual meeting of the National Manufacturers association open. Quarters forecast a 1925 platform backing capitalist expansion and free competition, opposing New Deal procedures. The expected stance reverses last year’s cooperative platform. Continued on Page 3.
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Associated Press
New York
Congress of American Industry
National Manufacturers Association
Catholic leaders urge revival of a broader NRA
A joint statement signed by over 190 Catholic leaders calls for a new and wider National Recovery Administration. The proposed NIRA would include farmers and professionals under occupational groups with economic self government in partnership with political government. The letter warns that returning to old regimes harms social justice and argues current regulation risks economic dictatorship and radical ideologies.
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Washington
Dec
NRA
NIRA
Social Action Department
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Hauge
Holy Father
Refuge in Ireland Proposed for Pope Pius
Cork City Fianna Fail delegate Eoin O Mahoney urged sanctuary in Ireland for Pope Pius amid Italian sanctions. He predicted sanctions would fail and if Mussolini falls the pope might have to move.
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Ireland
Pope Pius
Eoin O'Mahoney
Cork City
Fianna Fair Party
Muscolini
Pape
Freight Cars Break Off On Grade Tragedy at Belrest
Five freight cars jumped a steep grade near Gateway in Belrest Oregon early today from a Spokane Portland and Seattle work train. Two men were killed Allan Hewes and Conductor Gallagher of Wishram, and three others were injured. The locomotive crew escaped uninjured. Hewes was seen on a top car as couplings failed during the upgrade. Shattered wreckage and burning debris included charred bottles found in the ashes.
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Belrestral Oregon
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Fee
F, Gallagher
Wishram
Allan Hewes
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