Hoover denounces relief politics amid statesmen clash
President Hoover attacks congressional maneuvering over emergency relief aid, demanding limits on work programs and relief funds while senators push reforms. The clash highlights partisan tensions as the Senate weighs the program against interests of wealth and management.
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Thancis M. Stephenson
Washington
Bec
Hoover
Treasury
Canis
Aelie Seratie Atthele
Senate
Lakolletters
Mesotine
LaFallerne
Tetmiblienan
Wircansin
Reed
Republicam
Pena
Woman Survives Fire After Kerosene Blaze
A Hamilton incident involved a van burned with kerosene and dogs at the scene. Mrs Art Ballin, mother of several children, was said to live and recover, with authorities reporting concern over the fire and improvised fuel use.
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Hamilton
Art Ballin
Movie actor proves to be amazing burglar in daylight thefts
Hollywood arrest ties Roexen Sanders known as Al White to a year of daylight burglaries at Kollywood and Beverly Hills homes. Police recover a quarter million dollars in jewelry rugs and furniture. items sold to motion picture players. Sanders and Peter Ryan charged with thefts as they posed in studio garb to approach wealthy homes.
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Los Angels
Roexen Sanders
Hollywood
al White
Beverly Hille
Leatt
Sanders
Sandera
Movis Lot Ag
Platere
Restrictions Put On Aid Funds Montana Will Draw Millions
The House and Senate passed an emergency unemployment construction program of 110 million and a drought relief measure of 60 million with no opposition. Spending controls limit methods for 717 million total aid, including 80 million for highway aid and 29.5 million for river and harbor work, all to be spent by September 1, 1951. Details noted on the treated page 21.
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Montana
Cecil M. Dickson Washington
House
Senate
Roads
National Forest
National Parky
Howee Menaire Carrine
Steel-Armored War Autos Being Built in Michigan
Grand jury reports a garage in Wayne County where heavily armored vehicles with bulletproof glass are built. Agents say a war car seized yesterday was for Angelo Met, Sicilian gang leader, linked to the July slaying of Gerry Burkley. Other armored cars and workers were noted at the same site.
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Michigan
Tittratt
Wayne County
Grand Jury
Angelo Metl
Jeader
Gerald F
Gerry) Burkley
Peaches Heanan Brown Wins Verdict in Suit
In New York a jury awarded Mrs. Tancos Heanan Brown 310 150 in a salt case against Edgar Allen her manager. She also lost a counter suit for 4546 during the trial. The Manhattan Supreme Court dismissed Allen action and saved the verdict after a two hour and fifteen minute deliberation.
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New York
Tancos
Peaches
Heanan Brownig
Edgar Allen
Iwmer
Allen
Manhattan Supreme Court
Loui Allen
Edward W. Daddy Browning
Ship lists at dock fear many are lost
Belgrade reports on December 9 that the steamer Topola Mulodet sank at Sou chak dock, throwing many passengers into the water. Early word says two drowned, eight seriously injured, forty rescued, and a number missing.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Bravia
Topola
Souchak
Lfe
Ottawa Border Tightens For Immigrant Funds Test
Officials disclose a new border check to admit only immigrants who have sufficient funds to support themselves if they cannot find work. The measure aims to bar aliens lacking adequate finances from entering Canada.
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Ottawa
Dec
Canada
Geneva Conference Closes With Uncertain Disarmament Prospects
The Geneva preparatory disarmament commission adjourned sine die after outlining a draft treaty to form the basis for a world disarmament conference expected to convene in early 1833. American delegate Hugh Gibson urged sustained government and public effort to advance disarmament.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Hugh Gibson
Unemployed Warned to Stay Put in Effort to Find Work
Washington reports warn that transient unemployed persons should stay near home rather than roam in search of jobs. Colonel Arthur Woade, head of the president’s emergency committee for employment, says wandering worsens their difficulties as cities in the South report a growing unemployment crisis.
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Washington
Arthur Woade
Korma
Eouth
Plymouth Champion Wins Prizes Without Plymouth Rocks
Ronan, in Poison, December, 15 year old Robert Sterling claimed all White Plymouth Rock prizes at a horticulture show due to misdated entries. He actually did not own any Plymouth Rocks, while five White Wyandottis were mistakenly entered.
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Ronan
Robert Sterling
Plymouth
Convention city chosen and anti trust concerns raised
Spokane was selected as the 1921 convention city by the Western division of the U S Chamber of Commerce. Resolutions were adopted urging the national chamber to decide actions to free private natural resource industries from anti trust uncertainty. A second resolution urged an investigation into the silver situation affecting trade with South America and the Orient.
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Portland
Ore
Dee
Spokane
National Chamber
United States Chamber of Commerce
South Avertea
Orient
Tractor Driver Held After Imperial Bombing Incident
A 20 year old tractor driver named Ty Hodins was arrested in connection with a bombing at a makeshift dormitory for Milpino internees in Imperial. One victim, Ariston KE Lantks, died as authorities investigate the blast that caused street chaos and disturbances near Imperial sales.
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Imperial Call
Ty Hodins
Milpino
Movie Made in America Arouses Patriot Ire in Berlin
In Berlin a planned screening of Alle Quiet on the Western Front drew thousands of young fascists. Demonstrations erupted near theaters while police kept crowds moving to maintain traffic flow. About 30 000 fascists sang songs and heard speeches from Reichstag members.
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America
Berlin
Follendorf' Viuty
Anerteag Tm
Wittenberg Platz
Fohrbelliner
Germany
Reichstag
Federal Architect Visits Helena For Building Addition Plans
Federal architect arrives in Helena to oversee test borings on bed rock for a new fifty thousand dollar post office addition. Plans call for housing Federated mail facilities with federal officials to determine site readiness and construction timeline.
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U. S. Building
Helton
Helena
Alt Federated Ly Ltles
Ineharlay
Renest
AL Bota
Rem
Offic
Washington
Pca
York
Asanic Rock
Cite
West Séuthornue
Neds
Eltrens
Fede
Barton ex-moderator and Lincoln authority laid to rest
William K. Barton, former moderator of Congregational churches and Lincoln authority, was buried today in New York. Dr Barton’s death and funeral were noted at Broadway tabernade with attendance from church leaders and dignitaries.
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New York
Wey
Wiliam K. Harton
Congregational Churches
Lincoln
Broadway Taternade
Mary Lehr Dies in Missoula Shooting Tragedy
Mrs Mary J Lehr, 29, shot Noraelé this morning as her four children were near. Police report illness and domestic distress preceding the fatal act. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene and a gun used in the incident in Missoula.
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Minsoula
Mary J. Lehr
Noraelé
Jeon
Society Girl Threatened as Clerk Is Charged
Chicago, Ter 9 -(4)- A 28 Neoreald brokers clerk, Willaan Kuhn, was charged today with attempted extortion of 23,000 from a society girl and a death threat threatening an oriental mystery thriller. A second man, Kuln, is charged with sending letters to Miss Marion Wright 18 debutante daughter of a steel company official. Wright’s quarrel with Kuhn led to five threats signed Lester McKay demanding 25,000 with threats to kill the girl and her father.
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Chicago
Ter
Neoreald
Willaan Kuhn
Tettera Kuln
Marion Wright
Dayle Girl Taken Denies Murder of Aged Rounder
Salt Lake City dispatch reports 21 year old Jean Dayle accused in Memphis jewelry auctioneer Sam Frank murder. Dayle allegedly tried to dye her hair, planned to drug and rob Frank, then claims two men interrupted during the hotel room incident last Saturday morning.
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Dayle
Salt Lake City
Sam Frank
Memphis
Tenn
Jean Dayle
Atore
Frank
Anti Alien Bill Set for Sharp Amendment in House
Washington December 9 A House committee tentatively agreed to suspend immigration for two years instead of five a pending measure now being amended. The immigration committee had not completed its study of the pending bill but agreed to cap the suspension at two years as proposed in the draft amendments.
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Washington
Cuatrman Jonoron
Scaffold Collapse Kills Five Bricklayers in New York
Five bricklayers died when a scaffold collapsed at an apartment house in New York. The victims include Otto Flor tran, 28, Henry Koerner, 28, Alfred Maser, 36, and two others named Flynn and Otson, with the incident dated December 9.
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New York
Tlortran Otto
Henry Koerner
Alfred Maser
Flynn
Otson
Despondent Rancher Dies by Shotgun at Havre Area
Vlarre, Dec. 9. Charlen Pat Herron, 47, took his life with a shotgun yesterday at his ranch southwest of Havre. The man had been despondent over ill health. The widow and five children survive.
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Vlarre
Charlen Patek Herron
Havre
Ruth Nichols Flits Across U S After Speed Record
Ruth Nichols, famed aviatrix, completed a non stop Los Angeles to Wichita flight in 4 hours 1 minute claiming a new west east transcontinental time. She aims for a New York dash tomorrow if weather stays favorable, challenging Hawks and Lindbergh in speed flying history.
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Ruth Nichols
U. S
Wichita
Kas
Misa Ruth Nichola
Rye
Frank Hawks
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mite Nichols
Momnink
New York
Captain Hawks
Hawks
Glendale
Cal
New York West
Lindbergh
bin Mite
Année
Willebrandt Testifies on Prohibition Split in Sessions
Mrs Willebrandt testifies in prohibition sessions asserting support for the dry act while leaders seek unity within temperance groups. A heated meeting in Washington discusses opposition to a national referendum as factions vie for balance.
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Dry
National Temperance Council
Taadiyails
Methodist Board of Ter Penance
Mani
Washington
Tee
Poor Old Wal Chase Lays in Arizona Cell
Nogalon, Ariz. Tae 8-1 fal (habe, ener fie most graceful retlaceman In major teague his tory, found Aimeclf in fall today. The former star was given a pref erences of paying Clin of $75 or serving 90 days in bail) when he pleaned guilty to a charge of dri lls A automobie while under the influence of liquor. We did not, pay the fine and was committed to "ail
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Nogalon
Ariz
Tae
Aimeclf
Five Day Week Plan Advocated by Al Washington
A five day work plan for government employees is proposed by Senator Al Washington. The measure aims to reduce unemployment and is backed by Senator William Walach, a Democrat, with approval from the American Federation of Labor.
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Washington
Senate
Walah
Marsachusetts
PAB
Medoration of
Gun Battle Scene Reported With Realistic Firearms
Fragmented text describes a gun battle in a movie scene with mentions of weapons and actors. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but references to a powder, a character named Satter, and an accident at a slope suggest on-screen action with injuries.
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Arlen Cashes
Trial plan for former judge linked to marriage dispute
Counsel for ex Judge Ben B Lindary of Denver sought witnesses who saw him leap atop a table at St John the Divine Cathedral. He faces disorderly conduct charges to be tried Friday. Bishop Manning attacks companionate marriage and witnesses may testify on the jurist's behalf. Terror Rebels reference appears in report.
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New York
Ben B. Lindary
Denver
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Willem T. Manning
New York City Judge Resigns Amid Police Bribe Inquiry
City Judge Francis X. McQuade resigns as the criminal probe widens. Reports say two policemen face charges of bribery and mishandling evidence as the inquiry resumes Thursday.
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New York
Dre
Francis X. McQuade
Mtigaat 2d
McDevitt Case Jury Deliberates Four Hours
The jury in the Joseph McDevitt murder case, charged with killing Neil Shea, retires for the night after about four hours of deliberation as reported by the press.
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Mdevitt Case
Tater
Der
Juiora
Tear Gas Pistol Dropped by Judge Clears City Hall
A Mayan Walks incident at City Hall ends with Judge Corrigan dropping a tear gas pistol from an inside pocket and failing to fire. Bystanders and football writers witnessed the drama as Corrigan claimed he did not know the weapon was loaded.
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N. Y. City Hall
Nowe
York
Clint
Corrigan
Experts Say Mrs Shepard Died From Slow Poison Dose
In federal court Charles A Shepard faces murder charges over Zenana Shepard's death. Witnesses describe telegrams and gifts to Gracy Brandon and note chemical witnesses testifying the wife died from a slow poison.
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Kansan
Kanfre
Maj
Charles A. Shepard
Zenana
Shepard
Gracy Brandon
Brooksfield
San Antonio
Tex
Sove
Rovernment
Testimony Concludes in Trial of Charles James
Hearing of state witnesses wrapped up in district court today in the slaying of Melville rancher T Uo Tach Hannon. Charles James and co defendant Dewey Sixon fled into the hills after the shooting during an altercation at a Melville pool hall. Cold weather and hunger forced surrender.
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Charles James
T Uo
Ammonia Leak Hits Ohio Store Injuring Dozens
A refrigerating system failure at the Chandler and Rodd store in downtown Ohio released ammonia fumes. Between 60 and 90 people, mostly women, were overcome and treated at hospitals. many were moved by fire and police using oxygen and ambulances. Most victims were recovering, with potential permanent injuries.
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Firamen
Paris
Chandler and Rodd
Ges
Docotts
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