Winter Arrives Amid Fatal Cold Across Nation
Chicago dispatch reports a hard winter gripping the U S with heavy snow and record low temperatures from the Alleghenies to the Rockies. Dozens die as motorists slip on ice and subfreezing winds sweep the country east of the Mississippi. New York felts 10 above zero while Florida faced frigid conditions and the Calumet river gorge saw 80 mph gusts.
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World News In Brief By The Associated Press
The dispatch outlines global tensions and policy shifts including Rome reacting to Wid for Wrench, Italy discarding a quick peace plan, Addis Ababa operations, and recapture efforts in an unnamed town. Reports mention Moscow and Japanese signals of invasion risk, Mexican presence in Mexico, and domestic discord in Kansas City, Washington, and other regions amid political strife.
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Shelby coroner jury verdict on Hanson shooting
Shelby coroner s jury returns verdict that Deputy Sheriff Hert Turn of Toole County killed Hanson after Hanson fired on Turn at a Shelby street, hitting Chief Edward entrance and injuring the sheriff. The inquest heard from Sheriff John Maad dock physicians and residents as Burns noted the case drew mobile search for accomplices.
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Man Awakens After Four Years of Sleep
A railway worker in England, Cleave, fell asleep in 1981 and remained unconscious for four years. He recently woke but cannot recognize his children and says he has no dreams or feelings. Friends note he appears younger, and doctors report uncertain lingering effects.
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Il Duce Stands Pat As Britain Fears Clash In Africa
Italy presses the war path under Mussolini with quick advances toward Aksum region. British officials fear a wider clash and discuss League of Nations sanctions and Mediterranean alliance moves. Diplomatic sources in Paris mention possible police force backing sanctions and a January league session.
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Woman Found Dead After Isolation at Sanitarium
Officers investigating the disappearance of Amelia Kilner found her body near the sanitarium where she had been confined for a nervous breakdown. Authorities said she died from exposure and exhaustion. Kilner had suffered a breakdown months earlier. her husband John Kilner reported her condition.
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Caspin Sea Paces 60 In Peri Near Jrechite Islands
A disaster near the Caspian Sea endangers 60 people aboard a jur and two off barges. The incident occurs tonight as vessels drift near the Jrechite islands with authorities rushing to aid survivors and assess damage.
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Prolific Italian Mothers Honored by Mussolini and Pope
Italy honors 95 prolific mothers who married within the last decade and have 16 living children. They received audiences with Premier Mussolini and Pope Pius. Mussolini awarded money and prizes to the women in gratitude for their service to Italy. The Pope blessed the women. In other news, George W. Stimpson of Aniston Texas was elected president of the National Press Club.
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Thelma Todd Death Probed by Grand Jury After Theory
Los Angeles December 21 The grand jury will consider jealousy unrequited love or hatred as possible motives in the death of film actress Thelma Todd. Deputy District Attorney George Johnson said Jury Foreman George Rochester suggested a monpyide murder theory though police deem the death possibly accidental. Todd's body was found in her garage last Monday.
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Sensation rising in Liggett murder case as driver sought
Minneapolis reports a $2,500 state reward to catch the death car driver in the Walter Liggett assassination. The state senate approved funds for arrest and conviction, with the house expected to follow. Issadora Blumenfeld attorney Thomas McMeekin said his client will plead not guilty Monday. Investigators press search for the unidentified driver and for John Dos named in a second indictment, while prosecutors hint at startling developments.
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Walter Liggett
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Bornett
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Heavy casualties in East African battle reported
Reports from Asmara say Italian planes bombed and routed an Ethiopian column of about 3,000 between Quoram and Lake Ashangi. Ethiopians suffered many casualties and answered with strong anti aircraft fire. Maps do not show Quoram and Lake Ashangi, but they are presumed in northern Ethiopia.
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Gritrea
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Ethiopia
Christmas Charity Plea From Westwood Hills
In a peace time column from Westwood Hills California the author cites the Salvation Army as the foremost charity in wartime service and urges a last minute Christmas fund drive. The piece emphasizes the group’s impact across all services and asks readers to contribute, promising funds reach those in need.
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First Ruling on Measure Targets Labor Board Injunction
Judge Otts granted Majestie Flour Mills a temporary injunction against a National Labor Relations Board complaint over alleged refusal to bargain a wage and hour agreement with its employees union. The judge ruled the act unconstitutional, criticizing it as overstepping Congress on commerce and deeming it an emancipating statute. The mill faced possible fines or imprisonment for defying the board.
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Bankhead Cotton Pro
Mystery in Milne kidnaping case unsolved
Woodstock scene shifts as Caleb Milne fourth, guarded by government men, is brought from Daylestown Pa to his mother’s home for Christmas. His arrival surprised neighbors. an aunt doubted the plan, while Nathan Silent Harold O. of the FBI declined to comment. Milne, injured and half carried, is listed as not in custody and not fleeing.
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Grocer Norris Faces Prison Over Perjury Conviction
George W. Norris, a former Broken Bow, Nebraska grocer, is convicted of perjury in a senatorial race against his famed namesake in 1930. He faces up to five years in prison and a $2000 fine. sentencing set in Lincoln, Nebraska federal court on January 2.
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Weather Outlook in Coming Week for the Northern Rockies
The Northern Rocky Mountain region faces generally fair conditions next week with occasional mountain district disturbances. Temperatures remain near normal, with some fluctuations and possible cooler spells in higher elevations.
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Rescue plan under way for missing Ellsworth expedition
Washington reports a coordinated search for Lincoln Ellsworth and Canadian pilot Herbert Hollick-Kenyon. The Wyatt Earp under Sir Hubert Wilkins sails from Magellanes with Merrill’s ski equipped plane to aid recovery efforts from Dundee Island toward the Ross Sea, while the State Department coordinates officials and communications.
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Lincoln Ellsworth
Slate Department
Antarctica
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Herbert Hollick-Kenyon
Antarctic
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Cape Horn
Ross Sea
New Zealand
State Department
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Kansas City
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Alate
Borah and Smith Obstacles in Party Strife
Harmony Washington December reports mounting inner strife within both major parties over the presidential campaign. Senator Borah has seized leadership of Republican liberals, provoking a clash with the conservative wing as efforts to curb his convention influence unfold. Democratic leaders weigh Alfred E. Smith’s planned remarks and how his stance against parts of the New Deal will play at the convention. Speculation swirls on whether Borah’s delegate bid will alter Hoover’s strategy and the possible clash on the convention floor.
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Lunatic Attacks Brother in Texas
Hatsville Texas Dec 21 Clyde Cooper a saw mill worker and religious fanatic said God told him to attack his brother Bob Cooper near here yesterday He felled his 26 year old brother with a fist and then stabbed him with a pocket knife The wounded man is expected to recover Sheriff Tom King said Cooper 33 formerly inmate of four state asylums may be sent to Marina county lunacy charges could be preferred He was furloughed from the state asylum at San Antonio in April to his father A L Gooner of Harris county
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Tom King
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Anri
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Harris County
December income taxes rise above last year
December income tax collections were reported to be 190 percent above last year's level. Telegraphic advices to the treasury showed $225,048,321 had been collected through December 20, compared with $15,918,171 in the same period last year.
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Public Domain Powwow Set at Salt Lake City
Users of the nations last public domain plan a Salt Lake City gathering January 13 with FR Carper ley directing grazing division. Four members from each of 34 grazing districts are invited along with Farm Bureau and livestock groups to offer recommendations for improved administration of the grazing act. The conference is linked to a new executive order easing homestead entries on land withdrawn for classification.
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