Japs Push at Nanking as Chinese Defenders Repel Assault
Chinese reports say Japanese columns stormed two gateways toward Nanking while Chinese forces repulsed an attack inflicting about 1,000 Japanese casualties. A large force moved toward We Chili University walls as defenses held. 200,000 Chinese troops were in the area and civilians fled as world leaders sought peace.
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Shanghai
Nuanking
Coital
Chines
Chness
Tenchwachen
Nenling
Mulinkwan
Nankte
Ironion
Sveres
Almast
Americas
Resdential
Prominent Mason Badly Hurt In Auto Wreck
December 7 report from Rings notes prominent Montana Mason W Haskiia Butterttarney in serious condition at a local hospital after a car overturned on the highway west of Leuvel. Two other Butte men Joby Carkeot and Miles Parrons suffered minor injuries and returned to Butte after treatment at Laurel.
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Haskiia
Butterttarney
Promient
Montana
Mason
Leuvel
Butte
Joby & Carkeot
Miles Parrons
Haskins
Laurel
Editor proposes massive job and investment program
New York December 6. Lammot du Pont urged the nation’s manufacturers to adopt a recovery plan investing 25 billion dollars to create 5 million jobs over two to ten years. He called for government to provide industry with reasonable certainty to plan capital expenditure while warning of tax and policy uncertainties. He argued the bulk of social improvement should rest with industry, with cooperation between labor, capital, management, and government.
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New York
Lammot du Pont
J. du Pont
DuPont
Arcepta
Defiance of U S Labor Board Draws Congress Action
Washington reports a clash over enforcing a Labor Board subpoena. Editor Hartley W. Barclay of MEL and Factors faced questions about an article, with Rep Thou St proposing a federal court order to compel testimony. Speaker Bankhead sided with Rayburn’s view as the matter paused pending further developments.
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Hartley W. Burclay
New York
Mill and Factory
National Labor Relations Board
Guard
Barclay
Weirton Steel Company
U. S. Labor Board
Congress
Washington
Wee
Administration
Ats
Te Preston
One Press
Thou
Hartley W. Barclay
MEL and Factors
Howd
Bankhead
Leyburn
Tesds
Rayburn
Labor Board
Tharelay
Bleubenville
Ohio
Barelay
Roosevelt weighing continuation of 17.57 cent liver subsidy
President Roosevelt faced questions on whether to extend or modify the current policy expiring December 20 that pays 17.57 cents an pound for domestically produced liver. He dismissed sensational charges about press freedom, saying he had only read headlines and did not know if he would investigate. The recession was reported as worsening.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mark Sullivan on crop control bill and wage hour path
Washington dispatch argues the crop control and wage hour bills push America toward an authoritarian system. Sullivan cites AF of L opposition and notes uncertainty over authorship while warning the measures threaten labor unions and state functions.
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Washington
Congress
Germany
Italy
Russia
American Federation of
America
Ism
Fectary- Hen of Labor
Myon
DE Enrry Wa
Profesor Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
St. Derause
Governor Speaks to Peace Officers at Banquet
Governor address to peace officers including sheriffs and deputies at a banquet outlines work of state government and prison reform. Warden Warren speaks on federal investigations as officers discuss reorganizing a new statewide force under a union.
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Yalan Lee
F. Ayers
Syseneien
Nader Watherry
Mie
Diel Diate
Ayers
Warren
Berg
Afro
Atate Pron
Diseaselan
Federal
Woreay Bf
HR Anderson
Hutte Theusse- Hatton
Meetnrie
AUTO WORKERS AND OFFICERS CLASH IN CITY
Detroit drama escalates as United Automobile Workers and city authorities brace for a confrontation over union literature distribution at Mort Motor. State police observers ordered by Commissioner Oscar G. Olander as union plans action tomorrow amid claims of misconduct in office against Mayor John L. Carey.
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Detroit
Dee T
United Autommobile Workers
Cartoen Clyie
Oscar G. Olander
John L. Carey
Inland to Pay War Debt Call Front Prompt Installment
A Washington report states that the United States will meet the December 15 installment of 232,43 million dollars toward war debt. It notes total war debt and monthly obligations totaling about 1.68 billion dollars, with Finland not having defaulted previously.
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Washington
Muland
Finland
Kennedy Taunts Roosevelt Critics In Fiery Speech
Joseph P. Kennedy, chair of the Federal Maritime Commission, urged Roosevelt administration critics to stop bellyaching as he spoke extemporaneously before a prominent group. Senator Glass followed, recalling past defense of the Federal Reserve and contrasting it with current policy, drawing strong applause.
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New York
Joseph P. Kennedy
Federal Maritime Commission
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Senator Glass
Befars
Haserye
UK Federal Reserve
Washington
Yent
Kent
Hedy
Curtailment on Highways Fought
Highway officials in western states defend spending of over 2.9 million dollars in state funds to match federal highway money, arguing curtailment would divert federal road funds and harm the nationwide road program as President Roosevelt seeks curbs on federal expenditure.
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Congress
Wrancizeo
Toe
Highway Fund
Association Statan
Sud
Wolves Shot in Chicago Suburbs At Front Door
In Chicago on December 7 two wolves were shot in suburban areas near the city. Commissioner Daniel Ryan, head of the Cook County board's wolf bounty committee, announces that veterinarians Jepson and Ralph Koeller each received a $10 bounty, paid over five years.
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Chicago
Daniel Ryan
Cook
J Board
Veter Jepson
Ralph Koeaner
Siya Gaid
Royalist Party Targets Windsor as U S King
The Royalist party promotes a movement to crown Windsor as the United States king, claiming corporate ties and urging swift national action. Self-styled national chairs Stewart Marley and Hamilton issue notices attacking rival parties and calling for a political and economic reform agenda.
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Royalist Party
Windsor
U.S. King
Washington, Lees
Party of
Lee
Roduay
Fis
Windia
Chariie McCarthy
Kolet
Congress
Indepentenes
Tynalie W. Stewart
Damex
A. Marley
John Tamilton
U S Suffer Cold as Snow Covers Wide Area
Snow swirled through the Rocky Mountain region blanketing northern Colorado after earlier falls in Montana and Wyoming. Temperatures dropped ahead of the advance, with several inches accumulating in Casper Laramie and Cheyenne making highways slick. The cold wave hit the South threatening citrus and vegetables, and frost reached Florida. In New York a court saw Mrs Allgeyer seek damages over a 1926 marriage claim amid a state civil action.
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Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Denver
AL Hore
Billings
Helena
Havre
Missoula
Kalispell
Miles City
Mercury
Casper
Laramie
Cheyenne
New York
Worker Receives Compensation While Also Earning Wages
Walter A. West formerly of Great WANs Wyte Beethro alleges in a petition that he drew compensation and top wages simultaneously. The case concerns a 2009 cement finisher injury and a disputed decision by the Industrial Accident Board regarding continued pay and the right to partial wages during recovery.
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Walter A. West
Great Wans
Thas
Hy Waarantes
Bost
Hearne
Menthy
Chieek
Vic
Faleffield Lrengation
Iai
Amisteula
PUG Works
Bhayetty Amd Nis
Howe
Iyemraner Company
Ert
Bning4
Sugate
Ae Deelstiar
Insuranen Company
Matonim Tt
Alagniasis
Phenieg
Great Mary
Wileh
Tu Ste
Antivie
Hest
Te Jaanrapee
Edie Ty
Ne Ite
Rockefeller Kin Adopts Four-Year-Old Heiress
A four year old foundling in Middle Town Connecticut becomes the heir to a Rockefeller foundation bequest through adoption by Mrs Filmha Dger Hubbard and Muriel McCormick, linking Chicago lineage to a prominent family. This custody move aims to secure future philanthropic funding.
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Mra Filmha
Man Emerges Safe From Goal Mine Rescue
A mine worker, Lawrence Lowe, 28, was rescued today after being trapped by a current in the Brias Fil workings. Lowe and a companion were lost in the coal mine Sunday afternoon but guided by mine officials emerged safely in an adjoining section.
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Minehneyellie
Dee
Lawrence Lowe
Peer
Nowra
Brias
Plane Falls on Nursery Kills Child in Austin
A Keily field attack plane crashed into a nursery in northwest Austin killing a 2 year old boy, Leonard Albright, and Capt. F A Avelino of the Mevlean army. The Albright family slept nearby as the wreckage tore through the back of the house and into the children's room. A year old child reportedly missing earlier was found asleep in a closet. Neighbors rushed to help as rescuers battled the collapsed debris and fire.
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Austin
Texas
Sec
Leonard Albright
F. A. Avelino
Mevlean Army
Keily Feild Attael
sAvelino
Mint
Spencer Do Albright
University of Texas
Spencer
Yrulges
Alla
San Antonio
Witteseon
O. Z. Herrington
al Bright
Albright
Juar
Alvright Nua
Edward Peeter
Third Term for Roosevelt Urged by Benson and Henson
Ling Angeles Dec 7. Benson of Minnesota leader of the Karm-Laboc party announced support for President Roosevelt for a third term. If Democrats do not nominate him in 1940, he will back him via a nationwide Barin-Labor party. La Follette in his absence backs Governor LaFollette Wisconsin for nomination by the third party.
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Ling Angeles
Benson
Minnesota
Karm-Laboc
Progressive
Wife of Playwright on List of Missing in Carmel Cliff Rescue
Monterey Calif Dec 7 AP The hunt for Mrs Sarah Flavin wife of Pulitzer prize winner novelist and playwright Martin Flavin intensified along the rugged Carmel shoreline after searchers found her tripod camera hut one foot from the edge of a 10 foot cliff overlooking the bon The 14 year old woman disappeared while taking photographers on a promontory near their home at Carmel Highlands.
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Monterey
Calif
Sarah Flavin
Bon
Martin Flavin
Carmel Highlandz
Mellon Case Decided by Board of Tax Appeals
The United States Board of Tax Appeals ruled unanimously to dismiss the government's fraud charge against W. Mellon and cut the additional tax claim on Mellon’s 1831 income from 3,075,108 to about 700,000, a decision reached after a year of work that may yet be challenged in circuit court. The case ends a long feud between new dealers and predecessors, marked by political overtones from Mellon who called the charges political persecution.
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Washington
Der
W. Mellon
Freud
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Mellon
Ide
Tékely - Dothaiden
Circuit Court of Appeale
Charmes
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Press Defended
Stendenvale
Dry, T—ay
Alsde
Mark Sullivan
Theobald Smith
Country
Pres. Roosevelt
By Kennedy
Taylor
U.S
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Grickgd
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Imietue
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Spaulding
Mach
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Rockefeller Kin
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