Plane wreck and presumed pilot deaths in Idaho crash
Salvage efforts continue in Idaho's Cemetery ridge as Northwest Airlines DC-3 wreckage is found after a storm. Rescue teams report limited hope for pilots Joe Liver and Arthur Livermore, with radio and flight logs tracing a northward course from Elk River. Local residents heard the aircraft before dawn, and officials note uncertainty about fuel cause. continued search expected noon tomorrow.
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Cemetery Ridge
Northwest Airlines
St. Paul
Joseph Livermore
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Arthur
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Death toll in San Vicente, El Salvador, official estimate
San Salvador December 21 The death toll from the San Vicente earthquake was put at not exceeding 250 with about 800 injured. Unconfirmed reports in Tegucigalpa suggested as high as 1,200 dead, but officials said that was incorrect. Rescue operations continued under Interior Minister Calderon and relief efforts were organized for the homeless and injured. An aviator reported 400 bodies identified by Sunday afternoon.
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Salvador
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Teguci- Ralpa
Honduras
Calderon
Tegucigalpa
Alonso Fiallos
World News Briefs Show Global Tensions and U S Economic Moves
Global reports from Nanking to London describe the rebellion spreading and Chiang Kai-Shek's capture risk. Buenos Aires approves plans to strengthen peace among 21 American republics. Havana faces a crisis in a dispute over a sugar tax. Vatican broadcasts loom as the ailing pope plans Thursday remarks. In Washington the resettlement and agriculture departments are to consolidate programs. A chat between President and London, a Gridiron dinner, and U S controls on gold imports are noted. A missing navigator sighting and two pilots’ fate remain unresolved. Princeton scholar Minstein’s wife dies.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Buenos Aires
Havana
Vatican City
Pope
Washington
Agriculture Department
Princeton
N. J
Minstein
Duke of Windsor Likely to Stay in Austrian Rome
Edward Duke of Windsor opens social doors in Enzesfell Austria as wardrobe from London arrives signaling a longer stay. He helps with Christmas decorations at Baron de Rothschild's castle while Wallis Simpson plans spring arrival at Cannes. Queen Marie of Romania可能 visit hinted.
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Queen Marie of
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Helena Man Among Rhodes Victors In Regional Winners
Spokane dispatch reports two Monama students a Portland school teacher and a University of Washington senior won regional Rhodes scholarships. Winners named are Robert Bates 22 Great Falls Montana Wallace Brooke 22 Helena Montana Sam Van Hyning 22 Portland Oregon and Richard Watt 19 Beatite.
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Portland
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Cuban Senate Overrides Gomez Sugar Tax Veto in 26 to 6 Vote
In Havana on December 22 the Cuban senate voted 26 to 6 to override President Miguel Mariano Gomez' veto of the sugar tax bill. The chamber, unfriendly to Gomez, backs tax approval to fund rural schools as Batista and the army align. Impeachment proceedings were delayed as the house sent charges to a committee and adjourned for the evening. The principal accusation cites coercion of Congress over the sugar tax law, signed by 177 representatives.
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House of Representatives
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Cuba
House
Congress
Spouse of King's Equerry Plans Exile With Him
Nashville mother recounts the romance of Sarah Polk Bradford now Mrs. Legh as she awaits the possible exile joining Lieut-Col Pers Legh in Austria. The tale links to Edward Duke of Windsor and historical ties to Polk, Bradford, and Shaughnessy families with Paris finishing schooling and a fatal war loss of Alfred Shaughnessy.
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Piers Legh
Edward
Duke of Windsor
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Tenn
Der
Wallis Simpson
Tamanee
London
Pers Legh
Sarah Polk Bradford
Tennessee
Austria
Sarah
Har
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Colonel Legh
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Shaughnessy
Miss Bradford
Alfred
President and Gov Landon Meet for Quiet Chat
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt and Gov Alf Landon met at the White House in a politics free talk before a Gridiron club dinner. They discussed the president's South American trip and Landon’s Florida fishing vacation, joking that they exchanged fishing lies. Landon dodged fundraising questions, directing to John D. M. Hamilton for the party stance. London coverage notes erection stands for Roosevelt's inauguration on January 20.
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Roosévelt
Alf M. Tandon
Rouse
Landon
Florida
White House
London
Mr. Roosevelt
Lady Who Stole Plane Crashes In England
Mme Maria Schemeder known as the flying lady from Villa Coublay fled France after allegedly shooting pilot Pierre L Allemane in the skull and stealing a plane. She crashed in a Sussex pasture, was treated for a minor head wound, and may face charges of landing a plane without permit if extradition is pursued.
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England
Selsey
Eng
Mme
Maria Schemeter
Villa Coublay
Sussex
Mme. Schemeder
Pierre L'Allemane
L’ Allemant
Yversailles
Children Search for Santa in Seattle Woods
John and Jim McCarthy aged 7 and 8 wandered toward a nearby wood to find Santa for their sister’s doll. They did not return overnight, and bloodhounds aided searches. The next morning a house owner found them asleep on a parlor sofa with an empty jam jar nearby.
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John
Jim McCarthy
Santa Claus
Jim
Davenport
Supreme Court sustains Chaco arms embargo in neutrality ruling
Washington, Dee 21. The Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a broad presidential delegation on neutrality. The decision, 7 to 1, allows the president discretion to regulate sales of raw materials and munitions to combat nations, reinforcing executive power in foreign affairs.
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Dee
Supreme Court
Chaco
Stanley Read
George P. Davis
Boston
Governor Moves To Speed Up Highway Board Ouster
Montana moves to accelerate the ouster of the state highway commission as hearings reveal the board members’ claimed value. Preconstruction engineer P G Poore testifies after an alleged trip to Havana while attorney Horace Davis exits in protest amid scripted limits on offers of proof and proceedings.
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Montana Highway Commission
Montana
P. G. Poore
Havana
Horace Davis
Billings
Rockwood Brown
Roosevelt to Fold Resettlement Administration Into Agriculture
President Roosevelt announced at a White House conference that the Resettlement Administration will be merged into the Agriculture Department by presidential order around January 1. The move comes as Congress and committees study consolidating numerous government agencies and establishments.
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Agriculture Department
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White House
Just a Minute with Irvin 8 Cobb on Wisconsin coed lipstick
Santa Monica Calif Dec 21 The students newspaper of the University of Wisconsin reports a study finding the average coed uses enough lipstick in a year to paint four barns Researchers note that barns appear painted but question the exaggeration and its meaning for appearances
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Santa Monica
Cal
University of Wisconsin
Japanese Dams Collapse Causes Heavy Losses
A Tokyo dispatch reports more than 80 killed or injured as two new dams fail under renewed rain and snow pressure after the prior destruction on November 20. The failure occurred near Osarusawa in Akita prefecture, Japan.
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Tokyo
Asaji
Osarusawa
Akita Prefecture
Peace conference ends with 37 projects approved
In Buenos Aires on December 21 thirty seven projects to strengthen peace and economic ties among the 21 American republics were approved as the Pan American Peace Conference wrapped up formal deliberations. Delegation chiefs led by Secretary of State Cordell Hull reviewed the remaining agenda on the three week session opened by President Roosevelt last winter after a long transcontinental journey.
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Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
United States
Cordell Hull
Mistletoe Crop Delayed by Drought in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports the mistletoe harvest delayed by severe drought. A survey shows this year's crop will not be ripe for picking before February, causing disappointment for those hoping to share Christmas kisses beneath the boughs.
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Oklahoma City
Soviet push to declare Spanish fascist ships pirates
Losing the motor ship Konsomol, Soviet Russia urged declaring Spanish fascist vessels as pirates to be sunk on sight. A spokesman said the demand could go to the international Spanish neutrality committee, claiming the Konsomol was fired on by fascist craft near Gibraltar a week earlier with no crew heard from. In Madrid fascist artillery hit the city again with four missiles striking central areas, including near the telephones building.
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Russia
Konsomol
International
Gibraltar
Madrid
Det
Telephones
Murder Rampage Claims Five Lives In Augusta
Five people die as a murder spree unfolds in Augusta Maine. The state legislature had previously rejected an old age pension funding bill, vetoed by Gov Louis J Brann, amid a 10 percent tax on retail liquor sales. In Marseille France a French plane reports it flew through fire from a Spanish warship bombarding Port Boy Spain.
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Maing
House
Louis J. Brann
Marseille
France
Port Boy
Spain
Pope Pius XI to broadcast Christmas message
Vatican City report says Pope Pius XI, despite orders for rest, directed Vatican radio to air a 12 39 p m Roma time Christmas broadcast. An informed source notes the Holy Father endured a difficult night with little sleep, slight fever, and limited appetite while doctors monitored his condition during the day.
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Pius Pius XI
Holy Father
Father Soccorsi
Vatican Radio
Roma
Vatican
Einstein Loses His Devoted Wife in Cremation Tragedy
Princeton news reports Professor Albert Beinstein mourns Elsa Einstein who died yesterday. Funeral held at their cottage near Trenton, with cremation at a nearby cemetery after the death certificate was filed.
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N. J
Albert Beinstein
Elsa Einstein
Trenton
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