Peace Plan Proposed In Utah Metal Mine Strike
Park City Utah Dec 14 Operators and labor leaders ended long talks with a peace plan to be submitted to striking metal miners. Deputy sheriffs ordered peace as 400 union men blocked counterstrikers in a half hour clash that left 46 men injured during the day. Governor Blood and union chief Reid Robinson attended talks in Salt Lake City and Keetley mine plans were discussed as possible readmission of workers.
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Dle
Ephram
Adamson
Heber City
Henry K. Blood
Salt Lake City
Reid Robinson
Butte, Mont
International Union of Mine
Natal Day of King Kept by Canadians
Canada observed official activities and sent greetings to King George VI on the forty first anniversary of his birth in Ottawa. The celebration marked a solemn national tribute with government messages and public acknowledgments across the country.
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Ottawa
Canada
George VI
Desperate Moves as Nanking Forces Press Shenai Front
World reports claim Nanking government troops advance into Shenai province amid desertions from Marshal Chang forces. Chiang Kai Shek, leader of the national government, is variously described as captive, captor, or possibly dead as the drama unfolds in wartime China.
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Chang
Shanghai
Chiang Kai- Shek
China
London
George VI
Enzesteli
Edward
Goif
Financial Castle
Madrid
Letters Pour I Mwahs Ben Threatened In Cannes Visit
In Cannes France December 14 Wallis Warfield Simpson enjoyed Rivera sunshine during a stroll near a pink stucco villa guarded by police amid threats and abusive letters. She has not heard from Edward Duke of Windsor since his abdication. Police say her fan mail totals nearly 100 letters since arrival, many from England, some with vague threats and others of sympathy.
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France
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Rivera
Mrs. Simpson
England
Edward Windsor Holds Court At Austrian Castle
In Engesfeld Austria Edward the Duke of Windsor relaxed after lunch with a round of bowling at the chateau of Baron Eugene de Rothschild. He resumes sport while awaiting his April wedding to Wallis Warfield Simpson and will stay with Rothschild until after Christmas holidays, per Austrian agency. New York reports Queen Mary’s late arrival and upcoming repairs delaying service until February 17.
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Austria
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Tuke
Windsor
Eugene de Rothschild
Wallis Warfield Stimson
Baron Rothschild
New York
Cunard
White Star Line
Businessman King George VI sets tone with 150 minute session
London reports King George VI frames his reign as a businesslike rule after his accession anniversary. He pledges loyalty, orders the Garter to Queen Elizabeth, and meets parliament as Stanley Baldwin praises the new king. Edward renunciation noted with illness keeping Elizabeth at home. The king will skip a Christmas radio broadcast.
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George II
Edward
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Stanley Baldwin
George VI
George
Empire
Plan of United States for Neutrality Finding Favor
Buenos Aires dispatch reports at the Inter American Peace conference the neutrality plan gained support while proposals for an American league of Nations and a court of justice appeared doomed. The U S delegation opposed the court and league, urging Inter American cooperation and a neutrality charter with potential penalties on arms sales and loans to belligerents. A full session was postponed to Wednesday.
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Buenos Aires
America
Supreme Court Sends PWA Loan Case Back to Court
The Supreme Court indefinitely defers ruling on the constitutionality of PWA loans and grants for publicly owned hydroelectric plants. The Duke Power suit over a $2,542,000 public works loan to Greenwood County for an electric plant at Buzzard Roost is remanded to the Western South Carolina federal district court for further action after deemed improper procedure by lower courts.
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Charlotte
N. C
Sally Rand critique sparks clash over spotlight choice
Bubble Dahir Sally Rand verbally scolded a spotlight operator here as she complained about lighting. She urged for blue lighting but the operator kept a bright white beam, highlighting a tense moment in the show.
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Sally Rand
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Electors gather to name the next president of U8
Washington December 14 official ballots moved to the capital by rail and air for counting after the popular vote reelecting Roosevelt. State by state totals show Roosevelt with about 21.7 million votes and Landon far behind, with minor party marks listed and Rhode Island’s late electors added to the tally.
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Tony
Roosevelt
Jane State
Pennsylvania
Hoogevelt
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Rhode Island
State Board of Vote
Main
Vermont
London
Bozeman Members Draft State Agricultural Docket
Members of the State Agricultural College conservation and state technical committees met at Montana State College to draft a state docket for the 1987 agricultural conservation program. A technical discussion preceded the docket work, which will start tomorrow and be forwarded to Washington for approval. St. Paul report notes a parallel federal action testing university tax on athletic contest receipts under the 1932 law.
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State Agricultural College Conservation and
Montana State College
A. J. Barton
Washington, D. C
St. Paul
Treasury Department
George F. Sullivan
Just a Minute with Irving Cobb on Social Snobbery
In Santa Monica, Irving Cobb mocks social registers and snobbery. He notes persecutions of mixed marriages and rewarded pedigree, praising talent like Jene Tunney and Eddie Duchin while condemning biases against a famed Jewish songwriter. He lampoons society’s gatekeeping.
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Cal
Social Register
Jene Tunney
Eddie Duchin
Irvin
Corb
Mame
Japs May Act With Germans
The Associated Press report describes heightened tensions in China as Chiang Kai-Shek's government and Chang Hsueh-Liang face a possible split amid a rising civil war. Japan seeks to curb communist influence with Germany while Moscow denies involvement. Berlin sides with German accusations of foreign communism, and Tokyo notes rumors Chiang Kai-Shek may be dead or captured, fueling uncertainty.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
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Shensi
Chang Hsueh-Liang
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Moscow
Russia
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Berlin
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China
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TVA Expansion Ban Brought by Federal Court Order
A federal judge issued a temporary injunction restricting expansions and extensions of Tennessee Valley Authority power facilities. The ruling prevents new expansions except for 27 under construction transmission lines and related infrastructure, while ongoing power delivery remains uninterrupted. The injunction may last until trial set for March 8, and does not halt TVA construction for exempted projects.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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Cordell Hull
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President Roosevelt Nearing Charleston At Sea
President Roosevelt and his presidential party prepared for an early departure from Charleston South Carolina after a busy farewell and packing session aboard the ship. The voyage continued with the group aboard as Tec. 14 reported dispatches from the sea mission.
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Loula
Charleston
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Pope Pius Suffering Varicose Condition Seeks Rest
Vatican officials report Pope Pius has a serious varicose problem in his left leg complicating circulation on the tenth day of bed confinement. He has no fever but grows more restless due to cold damp weather and his attendants outline the ongoing health concern.
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Fights Mark Labor Wars In Two Cities Of Nation
Across Reading Pennsylvania and Sioux Falls South Dakota clashes erupted as labor disputes turned violent. Police used tear gas in Reading as strikers and workers clashed injuring fourteen, while in Sioux Falls two men were bruised by rocks at John Morrell and packing plants. Union talks continued in other regions with limited progress. At Detroit Kelsey Hayes wheel plant sit downs resumed after four thousand workers returned to work. Chester Pennsylvania Sun Chip shipyard reported most of four thousand five hundred workers back.
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Tif
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Newark
Harry R. Bridges
West Coast
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Sun Chipbuilding and Drydock Company
Edel Tank Defeated in Madrid Base Fight
In Madrid suburbs fascist tanks smashed at the capital but were repelled by militia defenders. Militants evacuated tens of thousands of residents to safer areas while authorities reorganized lines during a two hour skirmish.
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Madrid
Northwestern University City
Uncle Sam Again as War Debt Payments Fall Due
Washington reports that the next semiannual war debt payments will be due tomorrow but largely go unpaid. France Italy Poland Lithuania Latvia and Hungary notified the State Department they could not meet the payments. Great Britain had already said hers would not be sent. France hinted at possible negotiations if world conditions improve.
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Recount in Butte to close on Monday noon
Butte officials expect a fall recount of judicial ballots in 40 Silver Bow county precincts to end by tomorrow noon after canvassing board members were ordered to resume the count. Judge Frank P. Leiper clarified election laws during a court hearing, with the review tied to the contest filed by J. J. Lynch against Judge F. J. Riley. Ling Locomotive Works meanwhile announced a large order for 14 streamlined passenger locomotives for Southern Pacific.
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F. J. Riley
Lina
Ohio
Ling Locomotive Works
Southern Pacific
Greece backs Italy on seizing Ethiopia
Rome reports that Greek dictator John Metaxas told Italian Foreign Minister Count Galero Clano that Greece has appointed a consul at Addis Ababa, recognizing Italy's sovereignty in Ethiopia. Japan Germany and Chile have recognized the incorporation. Austria and Hungary have given recognition in effect but not formally.
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Hungary
Slayer of Nazi chief in Switzerland sentenced to cell
Five judges sentenced David Frankfurter a 27 year old medical student to 18 years in prison for the attempted assassination of Adolf Hitler. The case tied back to backers and referenced the Gustloff shooting as context.
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