Japs Fear China is About to Flame Blood End to Utar Mine Mess
Park City Utah December 13 Governor Blood intervened to urge peace in a extended metal mine tie up in a silver camp marked by a bloody riot. Leaders of volunteer workers postponed a new invasion set for tomorrow until Tuesday at least. Deputy sheriffs and Summit County officers reinforced order as 400 pickets remained tense guarding mine gates despite a truce.
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Retail Sales in United States Rise in 1935
Washington reports that 1935 retail sales totaled 33,161,276,000 dollars, up 32.4 percent from 1933 and reaching 67.5 percent of the 1929 level of 49,114,653,000. The 1933 sales were 25,037,255,000.
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Archbishop rebukes "local circle" over Edward VIII marriage
London dec 18 the Archbishop of Canterbury denounced the social circle surrounding former king edward VIII in a broadcast bidding farewell to the old monarch and welcoming George VI. he criticized the marriage as contrary to christian principles and noted church opposition to any union with wallis warfield simpson while edward remained king.
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Wallis Warfield Simpson
Great host is homeless by Philippines flood and missing list grows
Relief workers rushed aid to about 200000 homeless in the flood struck Cagayan valley where the death toll rose to 116 and the missing feared up to 1000. Soldiers and volunteers searched remote sections as food and shelter were organized. Doctors inoculated thousands against typhoid and dysentery as US and Philippine forces delivered supplies. recovery teams warned weeks may pass before life and property losses are fully known. The flood followed sudden inundation of many towns and villages on December 4 after heavy rains.
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Peace for Spain today and tomorrow
Walter Lippmann argues mediation in the Spanish Civil War seems impracticable yet could become necessary as Franco and Madrid stalemate. He warns that outside powers may soon be drawn to intervene, risking a wider European confrontation if Spain falls to fascist or Soviet influence.
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Corpse of Woman Found in Burlin Bag at Tas Creek
The burned body of a young woman was found in a burling bag in woods at Tas Creek, Cape May Courthouse New Jersey. State Trooper John Killeen said it appeared placed there three or four days ago with fresh footprints nearby. Dr Julius Way, county physician, identified the body as a woman about 21 years old and 5 feet 7 inches tall.
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John Killeen
Julius Way
World News In Gist: Turmoil Across Nations
Foreign Nanking Civil war threatens China after dictator general's capture. Japanese press charges Toussia aided Chinese coup denied in Moscow. Ex King Edward arrives at Rothchild estate in Vienna. Norway accuses Spanish fascists of seizures. Church leader condemns Edward in London. Treasury reports 10 billion debt rise in three years. Park City guards block rioting. FTC renews push for fast prosection of fair trade violators.
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Duke Edward to Stay at Rothschild Castle in Austria
The former king Edward VIII arrived in Vienna and, after a brief train stop, departed for Baron Eugene de Rothschild’s Enzesfeld estate. He traveled with Sir Walford Selby and a dog named Slippers, seeking privacy amid guards at the depot. Kathleen Wolff of Philadelphia is noted as the baroness’s American-born wife.
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Kathleen Wolff
Philadelphia
England
Rothschild
President and Party Near United States at Sea
President Roosevelt and his party, aboard the U S Indianapolis, cordially celebrate as they near home waters after leaving Charleston on November 18 for the Inter-American peace conference in Buenos Aires. The flotilla is expected to reach Charleston at 7 a.m. Tuesday. The president attended church services, checked mail, and relaxed on deck.
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Flood of Crank Letters Reaches Mrs Simpson
Cannes France Dec 13 French police said they will keep guard over the villa of Mr and Mrs Hernan Rogers where Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson took refuge. Mood of crank letters directed at her since Edward VII abdicated have been received from England but no threats to her life were reported.
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Electors to Meet and Cast Vote Today
Washington reports the electoral college will convene in state capitals to cast ballots for Franklin D. Roosevelt and Alfred M. Landon. A western elector proposed private voting in Maine and Vermont to unity the Rooseveltgarnet ticket, but the plan was rejected by New England electors.
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Norwegian Ship Seized by Spanish Fascist Insurgents
Oslo reports the Norwegian government accuses Spanish fascist insurgents of capturing the steamship Einar Jarl in international waters off Cape Finisterre. A formal protest was sent to Burgos warning against unloading the vessel. Madrid notes bitter cold and fuel shortages as the city endures bombardment and a starvation siege.
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Norway
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Father Killer Faces Retrial in Wise Va Slaying Case
Edith Maxwell, once a Wise Virginia school teacher, is again fighting a prison sentence for killing her father Trice Maxwell. Convicted by a jury after a heated argument, she received 26 years, then won a new trial before Judge Ezra T. Carter, the article notes with a new photo.
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National Government Moves Armies as Rebels Rally in China
In Nanking, Dec 18, troops of the Chinese national government mass on Shensi as rebels led by Marshal Chang Hsiao Liang seize Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and key commanders. Loyal forces clash north of Sian Fu while officials vow rapid offensive to rescue the state head, with emergency councils convening and proclamations urging swift suppression of disorder.
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Sian-Fu
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Ho Ying-Chin
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Rosa Ponselle Weds Prince Charming in New York
Opera star Rosa Ponselle married Onrie A. Jackson Baltimore man and son of the city mayor. The ceremony was held at her Riverside Drive penthouse altar with Justice Salvatore Coulin officiating, vows repeated before a flowered setting.
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Social Security filing deadline set for December 15
Washington reports the Social Security board warns that Tuesday December 15 is the deadline for employees to file applications for social security accounts under the new federal old age benefits program, which take effect January 2.
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Chiang Kai-Shek Safe, Assured by Rebel Leader Chang
Definite assurances of Chiang Kai-Shek safety were telephoned to his wife from rebel Marshal Chang Hsiao-Liang. Nanking reports say Chiang is alive in Sian-Fu under guard while government officials urged caution for his wife’s safety. Mutiny toppled executive leadership as Dr Kung seized power in the Wanking regime amid calls to reconsider.
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Sun Yat-Sen
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Soviet Denies Japanese Claim on Chinese Crisis
Moscow December 14 Tass the Soviet news agency issued an official denial of Japanese press reports that Soviet Russia conspired in the Chinese crisis. It said the rumor, spread by Nichi Nichi and attributed to the Dumei agency, has no basis and is a malicious invention.
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Russia
Tass
Nichi Nichi
Dumei
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Taya
Jews Pledge Over Two Million To Aid Jews Abroad
New York December 13 Jewish leaders from the United States and Canada affiliated with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee announced a fund totaling 2,649,657 dollars pledged this year to relieve distress among Jews in other lands.
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United States
Canada
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Young Roosevelt Not Improving Rapidly
Boston dispatch reports Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., son of the president, in a Boston hospital with a serious sinus infection. Doctors warn he may not graduate from Merrard next June, though friends hope for improvement so he can resume university work by spring.
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Loring Tobey, Jr
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