German plan aims to ease blockade by southeast Europe ties
Berlin reports Field Marshal Hermann Goering's periodical cites difficulties from Britain's blockade on German overseas trade. Economist Emil Helferrich says Germany seeks markets in southeastern Europe and Scandinavia, while British naval controls trap ships at many borders.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Guering
Germany
Europe
Reich
Emil Helferrieh
Ann
Grmany
England
Laginbe
Churchill reports faster destruction of Nazi submarines
London December 6 Winston Churchill told the House of Commons Britain is sinking German U boats faster than Germany can replace them with five believed sunk in the past week. He said Britain has tripled its submarine hunting fleet since the war began and nearly 1 090 000 tons of ships are nearing completion to aid the effort. He noted advances in countermeasures against magnetic mines and reported several naval losses and captures including the U boat Ussunkuma and the steamer Huntaman while German planes were seen over the Thames estuary.
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London
Germany
Admiralty
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Britain
Willasses
Jin
Houre of Commons
District Court Upheld in Vote Contest Action
The Montana Supreme Court upheld Jefferson County in a vote contest. Tolware was ruled improper as a candidate. the court found no crime element and affirmed voidability issues. The decision, written by Justice Morris, centers on Toulware’s qualification and sustained the lower court ruling. The matter moves the case toward the county board’s January 1933 actions.
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Montana Supreme Court
Jefferson Conty Distriet
Coulware
Jefferson County
Chanes A. Snyder
Toulware
Nomrd
Bnvder
Boulware
HG. Ringers
Toulwin
County Board
Tainty
High Court
Justien CF. Morris
Champion Ram Exhibited in Chicago by Montana Firm
Chicago derives news from the Mount Raggin Land and Live Stock Company of Anaconda Montana as their reserve champion ram Mampshire sheep class was shown today. They won first in ram lambs under one year, second with three ram lambs, third with a one year old, and second with three ewe lambs.
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Chicago
Der
Mount Raggin Land and Lite~ Stock Company
Anaconda
Mont
Longer case to go to jury today in first degree murder trial
The Louis Sanger case in district court over the September Bark Helena shooting of Frank Pintar will go to the jury before noon today after counsel rested last night. The defense described events leading to the shooting while the state wrapped rebuttal testimony earlier, and a witness testified about standing up for his own rights.
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Louis Ronger
Axa
Aryl Denrea
Ger
Mrtrict Court
Rosa
Nan
Frank Phir
Bastelena
Louis Sanger
Fainl
Helena
Frank Pinlar
Wides
Getenss
Songer
Ayers Secures Federal Help Against Encephalitis Outbreak
Governor Ayers asked the federal health chief for expert aid as an encephalitis outbreak in Anaconda grew. Dr. Thomas Parran directed Dr. Parker of the Public Health Service to confer with the state board of health and advise on further actions. Dr. Cagewell urged Dr. Kilbourne to remain stationed in Anaconda for ongoing supervision during the epidemic.
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Roy E. Ayern
Thoman
Parran
Parker
State Board of Health
Ayers
Hia
W. F. Cagewell
State Board For Health
A. K. Kilbourne
Ithe
U. S
United States moves to aid Finland in fight against Russia
Washington on December news confirms the Roosevelt administration marshals economic forces to aid Finland. President Roosevelt communicates to Finland's President Kalio, praising their independence and seeking a peaceful path. Officials Jones and Davis discuss landing agency actions and possible relief in foods and goods from surplus U S stock. Representative Mook vows to draft legislation to transfer Finland's wartime debt payments.
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Washington
Dec
Economie
Finland
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Join Administration
Norman Davis
Fred Cross
Pres Dent Kalo
United States
Jones
Mook
D. Mich
Huge Prairie Fires Raging in Montana
A blistering prairie fire in south central Montana swept 30 000 acres along the Little Big Horn river bottom and 19 mile area near Wyola. Firefighters of 300 battled a 30 mile per hour wind as 16 haystacks burned, ranch buildings were lost, and a home for an Indian family was destroyed while forest fires burned near Bear Tooth National Forest. The blaze started around 9 a m and continued to threaten the Lodge Grass Creek region with wind-driven flames driving east toward Wyola and complicating relief efforts.
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Little Big Horn
Lodge Grass Creek
Montana
Wyoming
Wyola
Mont
Beartooth National Forest
Red Lodge
Hoys
Great Falls Girl Wins 4-H Club Style Show Crown
In Chicago the 78th annual national 4-H club congress parade crowned state winners. Miele ing dresses and outfits cost about 20.00 total, with Maxine Johnson of Great Falls Montana, age 17, earning blue ribbons for a blue alpaca bolero jacket dress and burgundy rayon ensemble.
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Chicago
Mieleing Dresnes, Wulty
Dance Frocka
Maxine Johnson
Crent Falls
Mont
Helena Canyon Creek road section to be upgraded
Montana highway commission announced bids open December 21 for six projects including the second section of the Helena Canyon Creek road. Planned work covers five miles of grading, a 19 foot timber bridge, 11 foot timber approach, and drainage structures. other upgrades extend across roads in Deer Lodge, Rosebud, and Liberty counties with several timber bridges and trestles.
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Montana
Commie Union
Helena
Canyon Creek
Ny One
Helena Canyon
Saws Clark
Deer Lodge-Butte
Deer Lodge
Forsyth
Rosebud County
Vannada
Anderson Creek
Horse Creek
Rose Roud County
Fort Benton-Cheater Road
Liberty County
Official of Nazi Agency Found Slain in Brooklyn Home
A Nazi agency official Walter Wugelbers, 42, a congulum secretary, was found bludproned to death in a Brooklyn home. Police say he may have been killed during a struggle, with evidence of a heavy object used. The scene included food and wine for two years and signs of a violent attack on two other residents. The case draws police attention near a Jewish burial ground amid past surveillance by federal authorities.
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New York
Nee
UPI
Pete Eral Bere
Brooklyn
Hedna
Walter Wugel
Bers
Congulum
Notehbers
Dry Activitier
Onea
Uireau
Toller
Elphea
Mannel EL Marth
Engeberg
Martin Eal
Great Advances Made In Central Drive By Soviets
Moscow reports that Soviet forces broke through the Finnish Maginot-Kirke line on the Karelian isthmus after a heavy artillery preparation. A frontline communique says troops crossed the Talpalanniak River and advanced northward along the isthmus, with Vuoksi water barriers nearly two thirds crossed.
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Moscow
Karelian
Leningrad
Naderm
Talpalanniak
Italian plane crash kills 13 army fliers near Lucca
Thirteen Army fliers died when three Italian bombers crashed while flying from Milan to Rome. The crash occurred near Lucca, 160 miles north of Rome, as the planes went down together. One farmer also died in the incident, and 18 crew members used parachutes to save themselves.
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Rome
Nec
Milan
Lucca
Nna
Dewey Opens Presidential Campaign Attacks Roosevelt
Thomas F. Dewey accused the Roosevelt administration of defeatism at a Minnesota rally, denouncing New Deal plans as unnecessary and arguing a need to unite faith in the nation and in its economic system. He faulted Roosevelt for partial social obligations while urging stronger support for the economic framework behind government performance.
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Dewey
Minneapolia
Minn
Thomas F. Dewey
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Republican State Central Committee
Indiana
Dea
Wade Thin
Davey
New York Caunty
Hitler Receives Report on Italy's Stand As War News
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler heard Premier Mussolini’s latest war views after a visit with Field Marshal August von Mackensen at his Pommeranian farm to mark his birthday. The press lauded Mackensen’s elder son’s arrival and noted a mixed reply from Germany as the Netherlands admits to Britain’s anti-German origin certificate controls under the blockade.
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Berlin
Nee
Armbaasador
Hane Goorg
Yoo Mackensen
Adolf Hitler
Munselind
Hitler Permanelly
Arguat von Mackensen
Hin
Pammerania
Bin
Preas
von Mackensen
Rome
Germany
Netherlands
Britain
Finland Reports 22nd Independence Anniversary War Front Battles
Helsinki reports Finland marking its 22nd independence anniversary with heavy eastern front fighting for liberty. A general staff communique says 200,000 Red Russia invaders were repulsed on three fronts, with eighty Russian tanks destroyed since the war began. In the southern front, eight enemy tanks fell near Valkjarvt. northern fighting saw snowbound artillery and rifles as Russians bombed Petmanmo and Pikar ante without success, two planes shot down.
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Helsinki
Finland
Red Russia
Stett
Red Air Vorpa
Valkjarvt
Karelian
Yethman Yatkjaryt
Nouthern
Petanmo
Arctic
Pikarante
Kansas Child Is Kidnaped But Is Found Unharmed
Parsone Hon Dec Hetty Lawrence a ten year old girl was kidnapped nearby and found unharmed shortly after 10 oclock in a roping house. An investigator found she had not been harmed. Two highway patrolmen found the girl in a rooming house during a raid after the proprietor reported renting the room about half an hour before police arrived.
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Parsone
Hetty Lawrence
Earitas
Ceidihonan
Prison Break in Kansas Stopped by Alert Guards
Gunfire halted an escape attempt by 12 state penitentiary inmates at Langing Kansas late today. Officer Ralph Bandara opened fire when the group neared 75 yards from the wall, scattering the convicts as guards in the yard pursued. One inmate was said shot and two others were roughed up, with no ladder reaching the wall.
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Langing
Kan
Ralph Bandara
Warren Ambrins
Head of Oil Company Attacks Federal Planned Economy
Howard Pew, president of Sun Oil, told Congress that American industry must preserve free enterprise amid calls for government planning. He warned that planning authority would close doors to untold opportunity and stressed the value of the American system of free enterprise against government control encroachments.
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New York
Dee
J. Howard Pew
Sun Oz Company
Philadelphia
America
Lae
Ion
Howard Coenies
Prudent
de Maruiee
Bethet
Preetveet Rls
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Miniinduali
Air Ministry
Thames
District Court
Tella
Pintar
Nolian
Questening
Cameraehy Mart
Malta
Great Falls
Sweden
Nazi Agency
Talian
Tuomas
EB. Dewey
Hitler
Italy
Kansas
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