Vessels in Pacific in dire straits amid flood winds
In Seattle Harbor the freighter Losmar, towed by Coast Guard Chelan, struggles near the Columbia mouth after steering repairs. The Admiral Cole and Nout and Proa hter were adrift at the entrance to the west waterway. a second vessel grounded in Seattle, while lumber losses and harbor disruptions affect Aberdeeen and Grays Harbor areas as 2,000 homes are reported affected.
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Seattle
Coast Guard
Chelan
Losmar
Columbia
Oregon
Admiral Cole
Pacific Sten Fp
Nout
California
Mt Gaim
Finley Coat
Dylan Abe
Biel
Lenore Low
Aberdeen
Global economic turmoil and aviation mishaps reported
The item notes shifts in prices and proposed tax changes in Washington with mentions of government figures and proposed fiscal measures. It records a naval incident at a navy yard, a long pole vault or tennis ball description in Findlay, a Wortport area skirmish near General Kolno and Fenland party activity, and a Pan American conference proposal on inflation. It cites Schacht and currency dumping affecting transfer quotas and reports French aviators renewing duties after a 36 hour seaplane mission in the Mediterranean.
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Washington
Margenthan Age
Kola Piying
Washingtonaan
Cinerenns
Ficome
Linidberghie
Chaninaton Navy Yard
Findlay
Sirby
Rlza
Dublin
Palton
Solliera Pate
Wortport Barracks
Kolno'putty
United Fenland Party
Paraguay
Voliyn
Ghaea
Hjalmar Schachet
Reichbank
Geravang
Marveliles
Mediterranean
Bye Bye Bachelor Days In New York Romance Ends
Gary Cooper cancels wedding plans with Verium Balle of New York and Morty wood as the couple’s romance collapses. Reports say bride Patsy Struls, 29, and Cooper's impending marriage did not proceed, with family members reacting to the unexpected turn in the holiday season.
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Morsuset
Omarel
New York
Gary Cooper
Verium Balle
Morty Wood
Garya
Hhornta
Aria
Gary Ceoner
Veeper
Fudge
Mes
EE Cooper
Senate Debates Liquor Appropriation Bill Today
The Senate plans to hear arguments on a liquor appropriation measure authorizing up to 800000 for liquor stores. Debate centers on reducing the appropriation to 740900 and establishing a penny tax, with committee reports to be filed and further action expected in the witate chamber. Also noted is a bill related to school district cash management and other items referred to committees.
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Senate
Germany Opposed to Re-arming as 1946 Plans Formed
Paris dispatch reports French military leaders flatly opposing any German rearmament. They outlined plans to maintain army links through 1946 as birth rates rebound from World War II. Senior officials Weygand and Daladier attended a secret session and prepared adverse recommendations for the government.
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Paris
Germany
Tomers
Elder
Aim
Maxime Weygand
Mdohard Daledier
Wertin
Mary
Benin
Ku Klux Klan to Present New Front in Jacksonville
The Ku Klux Klan plans a Friday meeting in Jacksonville to discuss the Nationahata formation. Organizer Ginn has been developing the plan for about a year, with ongoing activities to continue after the Friday session.
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KU Kluk Klan
Jacksonville
William Joseph Blusmons
Atlanta
Wriday
Ila
Santa Claus in Texas Nearly Loses Trousers
Merning Texas December 1 Santa Claus visited the children of Cleburne. Beardeut were the children that he nearly flew his trousers, by hundreds he left the courthouse. Santa's clothing was almost torn off and the contents of his sack were scattered.
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Santa Glaus
Texas
Merning
Ter
Santa Lows
Cleburne
Beardeut
Santa
Day Gleaners' Prices May Be Bared Today
Washington reports a new dry cleaning price schedule promised for nationwide rollout. Prices were withheld again at NIA but expected to become effective tomorrow, November 29. Officials would not confirm the degree of reductions anticipated due to unresolved revisions.
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Washington
United States
Nia
Reports Show Demand for Relief Rising in November
Washington reports indicate demand for relief grew in November across major counties and states, with the District of Columbia showing increased relief requests. Civil Works Administration officials warned against desertion of private industry workers and stressed merit over political conditions.
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Dees
Wooking
Second Elopement Attempt By Society Girl Is Successful
New York society circles report a second elopement attempt ending in marriage. The bride wed in Hartison New York with Rev Theodore Paseelt officiating, uniting the daughter of a Florida heiress and a relative of Deverenns Maillotra.
Courts in Salt Lake Have Holiday Spirit
Courts in Salt Lake City adopt a holiday mood with a note that no ejectment will be ordered for non payment of rent and no writs for distress of mortgaged properties. Other city judges concur.
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Salt Lake
Bnit Tanke
Mee
Christias
Truce Offered in Boligia Paraguay Border Dispute
Paraguay proposed a truce in the Boligia Paraguay border conflict before the Pan American conference. The clash has produced casualties and the plan prompts Bolivia and other leaders to back proposals, with Paraguay seeking an accord under conference oversight.
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Montavidao
Boligia
Paraguay
Gran Caco
Olivia
Gabriel Terra
Uiugary
Conferenza
Bolivia
Neaen Propoanta
Doffalin
Government satisfied with progress so far on gold purchases
Government officials announced the first rise in the Reconstruction Finance Corporation gold price since December, advancing the rate to 34.06. Morgenthau and RFC Chairman Jones reported total domestic gold purchases of 469,491 ounces costing 15 ,882,000, with overseas purchases likely reaching 25 million. Government bond buying last week totaled 16 million, with 6.6 million from surplus funds and the rest for sinking fund retirement. Critics and the National Economy League pressed for budget balance amid rising debt and debated inflationary effects of gold price moves.
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Reconstruction Corporation
Morgenthau
Jones
RFC
Agencis
Crities
Brookinga Institution
National Economy League
Troosevelt
20-Ounce Baby Girl Cries and Seems Ordinary
A 20 ounce baby girl was born to Mrs. Charles Finerd in Findlay and died shortly after birth. The infant weighed 20 ounces, measured 14 inches long, and had 19 inch head circumference. Parents and family described the child as an ordinary girl, with the grandmother tending the newborn and preparing milk.
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Tier
Darie
Theodols
John Bart- Vantott
Missoula Pioneer Merchant Fatally Ill. Dies in Morning
Missoula December 18. Pancreat remived for FT Sterling pioneer Missoula business man, died here this morning after a long illness. Sterling arrived fifty years ago as a clerk with Eddy Hammond and Company, later Missoula Mercantile, became hardware manager in 1885 and secretary in 1895. Funeral to be held at 3 this afternoon. Continued on Page 10.
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Missoula
FT. Sterling
Missoulin
Sterling
Deceber
Will Rogers Remarks on Welfare Aid in the West
A reader letter from Santa Monica California praises federal relief efforts for the down and out. It recounts a Phoenix Arizona visit describing aid to the needy with clothing baskets and meals, noting young volunteers and taxpayers supporting such spending.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Dee
Phoenty
Aviz
Liwestern
Boy of 9 Hangs Self After School Scolding
Raymond Goodman, nine, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Goodman of six miles west of Billings, was held after school for whispering in class. An hour and a half later his body was found hanging from a beam in the family blacksmith shop. He leaves six siblings who had already bought his Christmas presents. Inquests planned.
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Billings
Raymond Goodman
Fred Goodman
Here
Hts
Lindberghs halt at Charleston navy yard for quiet visit
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh landed their seaplane at Charleston navy yard four and a half hours from Miami for an unpublicized overnight stop. The couple planned a discreet visit with Rear Admiral Jan J. Raby, commandant, with no details released on their movements since leaving New York last July.
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Charleston, & C
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miami
Charleston Navy Yard
Jan J. Raby
Anne
New York
Dickinson Attacks Deep Waterways Treaty Foe of Expansion
Senator Ti J Dickinson warned of a wild period of expansion that could bring chaos as he criticized the Great Lakes St. Lawrence deep waterway treaty with Canada. He condemned federal overreach and urged protection of rights while denouncing the opposition and alleged reactionary rhetoric.
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Philadel
Ti. J Dickinson
Wasserted
Dickingan
Atlantic Deep Waterways’ Association
Coast Guard Fights Rum Fleet Engaged in Smuggling
Acting Secretary Morgenthau stated the coast guard, under his direction, is using full force to stop a large rum running operation. He said 173 ships are involved, 165 flying British flags, with naval aid sought on the Pacific coast where Coast Guard lacks aircraft, and that authorities are concentrating efforts to curb the smuggling.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Coast Guard
United States
Pacific
Comet Guard
Legalized gambling gains house floor approval amid bitter fight
The house votes to approve legalized gambling after hours of debate with strong opposition promising a third reading battle. Sub M Th 13 universalizes licensing and sales tax changes while bills on income tax surtaxes and a state conservation board also pass committee of the whole. The transmission deadline to the senate is extended to Thursday night after a joint rules committee session.
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House
Arthur H. Watson
Meagher
George W. Pierson
Yellowstone
Senate
State Planning Board
Gil Finds Opponent in Borah Code for Industry Oversight
Washington December 18 Senator Borah Idaho contests a proposed industry agreement aimed at non reviewable control by a few major firms and allows price fixing. the plan seeks reconsideration of governance rules on the industry, as reported today.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
O Mahoney Named as Wyoming Senator Replacement
Cheyenne Wyoming December 18 Governor Leslie A Miller appointed J G O Mahoney formerly assistant postmaster general to fill the Wyoming vacancy in the United States senate caused by the death of Senator John B Kendrick.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Leslie A. Miller
J. CG. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
United States Senate
John B. Kendrick
Tennessee offers reward for negro boy's lynchers
Nashville announces a $1,000 reward for information leading to the capture and conviction of those responsible for the lynching of an eight year old black boy near Columbia. authorities vow a thorough investigation as state and local groups press for justice. the case follows an alleged attack on a young white girl and involvement across multiple counties.
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Columba
Me Davida
Prine
MecAliater
Nashville Taylors
Nnvertation
Enchidlona
Care of the Feet booklet offer in Helena ad
An advertisement emphasizes dangers of neglected feet and promotes a booklet titled Care of the Feet. It urges proper shoes, exercises, and foot care, offering the pamphlet by mail from the Washington bureau with a prepaid coupon and six cents to cover copying costs.
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Washington, D.C
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Joba
Civl Works Administration
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Holligos
Arte Avenue
Hartison
N.Y
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Ghana
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Richard L. Turner
A. Tier
Twa Linia Dater
Will '¢ Rogers
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INDY
WSIT
Charleston
Tar
Great Fleet
U. S
By Fred J. Martin
Gil
O'Maroney
Tennessee
Nashille
Conn
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Vernon
Taday
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Helena
Wrederic J. Hoskin
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