American air raids damage missions property in Fukien and Nanking
Reports confirm American air force raids damaged property at Foochow, Fukien capital, and near Nanking. scattered blasts damaged barracks and a consulate facility, with no Americans or other foreign commerce personnel cited as casualties.
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Dee
American Board
Foochow
Fukien
United States
Ohoelty
Mat
Washiielan
Buoehow
China
Mit Sankhig
Burke
Genin Om
World News In Gist From Associated Press
A digest of scattered items covers U S recovery hopes for President, Senate actions on Dawes plan, New York snowbound Metropolis, a bombed mission in North Africa, rail funding forecast, an unresolved wage dispute in Michigan, storm news on Lake Michigan, codes approved by the president, a Texas baby medical evacuation, and international military and diplomatic notes including Japan China and France as a world-wide roundup.
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Laggeel
Washington— Senate Committee
Dawes Bane
Romankt
Yenre
Washington
Stain Department
Misalon
Fowchow
Lina Calumhia
8. C
Wayly
Aehoek Boy
Toad
Oakland
Diaputa
Lake Michigan
Atlanta
Texan
Taltimore
Jimmy Worrell
Aviatoy
Kordan
Naval
Hadling
Mad
Jae Non
Hier
Chantemps
Fukyo—Mikado
Mantes Weo
Senate Prepares for Heavy Agenda With Dozens of Bills
The Senate opens to a heavy workload with about thirty two house bills to act upon and multiple committees starting their reports. Senators Gar hop and Mastin discuss imminent committee reports while investigations continue at the canal and finance and claims committee to deliver findings soon.
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Senate
HOUSE
Tooelark
Yealering
Ore
Natorohn
SOWET AMBASSADOR SAILING WITH BULLITT
Moscow reports Alexander Troyanovaly the Soviet ambassador to the United States hustles to depart for America aboard the same ship as William C. Bullitt the US ambassador. Bullitt is returning to Washington after planning for an embassy in Moscow and will sail to Havre on December 29.
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Moscow
Alexander Troyanovaly
Moseli
United States
America
William Oc. Thu
Musrin
Bullitt
Washington
Plains
Havre
Woalington
Cold spell grips nation with deadly blizzards and storms
A bitter cold wave with fierce winds swept across the United States, causing snow storms and high drifts in over a dozen states. Deaths from exposure and accidents rose, including eight fishermen lost off Michigan waters, while temperatures plunged across the Midwest and Northeast.
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Great Lakes
New England
United States
Sears
Michigan
Purcell to resign as Montana reemployment director
Washington December report says A J Purcell state director of reemployment in Montana will not continue after his term expires in December. Labor department officials declined to comment on retirement beyond noting no successor has been named. Purcell, appointed July, stated he had served six months and the notice of resignation follows.
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Washington
Labor Department
Purcell
Montana
TOOL IN KIDNAPING CASE CONFESSES BOY MURDER
Wiles, a former mechanic, confessed to the kidnapping and murder of a high school boy near Columbia. Sheriff C Tes Tigbse reported the claim, saying the boy was beaten to stop escape. a veteran witness described the scene outside the penitentiary where crowds gathered amid rumors of the confession.
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Boy
Wiles
Onescir Ohyne
Tes
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Cientor High Achaal
Dee
Columbia
Bothe
Martin Rushton
Mie
Trushtom
Slaying of prelate tied to revolutionary society
Fragmented OCR text alleges five prisoners linked to a revolutionary group killed a church leader. It reports investigations by a state attorney into conspirators and possible accomplices, with references to a terrorist network and alleged meetings. Details are unclear due to poor transcription.
Labor charges Henry Ford with violating NRA code
Westington Der 24. Detailed charges against Henry Ward filed with the Recovery administration were referred for investigation to WS 1 Davis, radio director of compliance. A conference will be held to determine procedures, with the department of labor and Federal Trade Commission summoned. The charge involves alleged violations of national industrial standards and industry order amid broader labor issues.
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LABOR
Henry Ford
Department of Furtlo
Federal Trade Commission
Johnson
More than 200 Men Eat Poisoned Food at Salvation Army Kitchen
More than 200 men fell ill after eating meat at the Salvation Army Kitchen. They reported cramps and vomiting about two hours after the meal. City health officials investigated the incident and warned about possible food poisoning.
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Ramenta
Der
Christina
Salvation Army
Verbernt
Floods in Philippines Trigger Casualties Across Islands
A coastal and inland flood disaster strikes the Philippines with multiple provinces reporting deaths. Reports from Capiz and nearby areas indicate rising waters and evacuated towns. A volcanic eruption was feared but later described as inactive. casualties include people swept away in floodwaters and missing residents.
Roosevelt Eyes New Depression Era Budget And Currency Actions
President Roosevelt in Washington signals no more major steps in unemployment relief and focuses on drafting a $6 000 000 000 budget and annual message. International currency stabilization moves are studied with Morgenstern questioned on feasibility as minor amendments anticipated to clarify recovery laws rather than broad reforms.
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Washington
Congress
Hoosewelt
Todas
Roosevelt
East Helena girl recalls flood marooned train ordeal
Bernice Hrelta, a University of Washington freshman from East Helena, recounts being marooned for two days with other passengers after a violent storm swept the St. Regis district. The group trudged eight miles along tracks over treacherous terrain to reach safety near St. Regis as the Milwaukee's Olympian train escaped rockfalls.
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East Helena
Bernice Hrelta
Earl Helena
University of Washington
Toads Mint
St. Megis
St. Regis
Drexel
Ten Measures Face Lower House on Last Lap Start
The lower house convenes at 1 o clock as it begins final work on ten measures. Proposals include raising the state store revenue from 800000 to 810000 and bills advancing through the committee of the whole amid senate skirmishes over revenue and related legislation.
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House
Senate
Tue
Lynching of Black Man Near Bogota Stuns Colombia
In Villeta, about 30 miles from Bogota, a Black man accused of wounding a position leader was lynched by a mob today. Authorities reported the incident as the village reacted to the unrest surrounding the incident in Colombia.
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Bogota
da Villeta
Bogotr
French Ministers Reject Direct Talks With Hitler Over Disarmament
French defense ministers meeting in Paria rejected a plan for direct conversations between Chancellor Hitler and Premier Chautemps on disarmament. Attendees urged continued "formatory" talks led by French ambassador Francois-Poncet and referred decisions to a full cabinet amid renewed German arms demands. Former PM Herrlot urged France to pay war debt to the United States.
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Mer
Miter
Germany
Chautemps
France
Usarmament
I Defense
M. Chantemps
Torelen
Toseph Patti-Bancour
Fannard Daladier
Albert Sarraut
Andre Francois-Poncet
Bevin
Hitler
Edouard Werrlot
Nta
United States
M. Torrlet Salttte
Will Fo Rogers in Santa Monica Christmas Cheer
Santa Monica a Christmas note celebrates renewed hope and cheerful spirit amid hard times. The writer contrasts those with jobs and those without, noting many still endure with quiet patience, believing better days may come despite hardship.
Textile Industry Benefits If Silver Is Re monetized
Senator Wheeler of Montana says remonetizing silver would help American textile makers compete in the world market. He cites reports that textile leaders back the 16 to 1 silver measure and plans to meet with them soon. Wheeler argues higher cotton prices would curb foreign competition and keep U S producers in the global market.
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Washington
Seneator Wheeler
Mont
Wheeler
Orient
Two Women Shot in Argument Over Rent in Oakland
In Oakland California two women were shot during a dispute over 22.50 rent for a cottage. Mrs Adela Wilmot, 40, likely fatally wounded, and her daughter Mrs Lois Maceto, 22, in serious condition. Suspect Jack Kutsch, 01, was detained as the assailant after allegedly confessing turning a rifle on them. In Washington the president noted a daily tally of 1 620 000 letters and parcels and 20 000 telegrams since March 4 inauguration.
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Oakland
Calif
Jack Kutsch
Adela Wilmot
Lois Maceto
Wilmot
Washington
Roosevelt
Marooned passenger come out after delay
The last six passengers of the Olympian rain marooned at Drexel, 85 miles west of Missoula, reached Missoula Tuesday night. Included were five members of a Seattle party escorting a body to Winona, Minnesota. The body was that of Mrs. G. N Outonsa of Seattle, buried in Winona, with relatives A. G. Outonsa of Tacoma and Mrs. Strouse and Mrs. Lockwood of Smattie accompanying. The party and the casket then proceeded to Winona by autos for burial.
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Missoula
Milwaukee Railroad
Drexel
Seattle
Winona
Minn
St. Regia
Miseaula
G. Noutonsa
Reattle
A. G. Outonsa
Tacoma
G. A. Strouse
B. W. Lockwood
Smattie
Outanso
Strouse
Lockwood
Winona Far
Bulgarian Reds Condemned to Death for Subversive Army Acts
In Sumen Bulgaria on December 26 seven communists were condemned to death for engaging in subversive activities in the army. Eighteen others were sentenced to imprisonment ranging from five to fifteen years.
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Sumen
Bulgaria
Det
Iprixon Corms
Ten Work Trains Busy At Scene Of West End Floods
Missoula December 25 AP Ten work trains on the Northern Pacific and Milwaukee railroads aid rapid reconstruction of flood damaged lines west of Missoula. NP concentrates on the low line and may reopen by Saturday night. About 100 men from the bridge department work from ends and middle. Milwaukee uses hundreds of workers to restore traffic while heavy shipments go to camps for crews.
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West End
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Iridge Department
Middie
Engi
St. Regis
Milwaukee Railroad
Spanish cruiser to Havana amid Cuban tensions
Reports say Spain ordered a cruiser to proceed to Havana to protect Spanish interests if needed. Unofficial discussions indicated no official comment yet. Authorities indicated the U S government did not object to a Spanish vessel in Cuban waters.
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Travana
Der
United States
Cuban
Baby Born in Car Stalled in Snow Drift in New York State
York December 28 AP reports a baby was delivered after a car stalled in heavy snow. A New Rochelle merchant rushed his wife to hospital through worsening blizzard conditions as the vehicle became stuck in a fresh drift. Doctors reached the scene and the hospital withheld the newborn’s name.
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New York State
York
Mi Baby Way
Mia
Hla
Recipes for Mixed Drinks in Press at The Melong Bureau
An elaborate printed booklet titled Recipes for Mixed Drinks is now in press. It claims about 60 cocktail recipes plus punches and non alcoholic options, with endorsements from temperance authorities. Send name and address with ten cent coin for prepaid post and mail to The Melong Independent Information Bureau in Washington, D. C.
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Melong Independent Information Bureau
Fredern W. Haaskin
Chester
21St and Streats
N. W
Washington, D.C
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