Seizure of Minorca by French Rumors Stir Debate
Paris reports France denying rumors of a French troop landing near Minorca the Balearic island off Spain. Senator Lemery pressed for a denial while Delbos protested. Italian ports are discussed for possible reoccupation and Malta lines are cited as a strategic risk to France.
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Park Herders Move Bison Into Corral at Montana Park
Mountsey Springe observers watched park riders drive 60 buffalo into heavy corrals as part of a herd-control program. More than 100 residents from Montana and Wyoming saw the event. Two animals were butchered today for public viewing as preparations proceed for relocation in 2005.
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Silver policy hangs on possible Roosevelt announcement
Wording indicates the United States may continue a limited silver purchase policy. President Roosevelt planned a statement before midweek Friday on the government's new silver purchasing plan. Treasury Secretary Morrell and Mexican finance minister Sayrez said the United States would continue buying Mexican silver at a delivered price of 45 erita per ounce through January and would discuss a broader program. The London silver agreement expires Friday and will not be renewed, with officials noting the treasury may negotiate with other countries individually.
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On the Record: Dewey Statement Highlights Soviet Purges
Dorothy Thompson summarizes John Dewey's remarks as published in the New York Times. The piece argues Soviet dictatorship suppresses truth as do fascist regimes, noting purges of leaders like Karakhan, Yenukidze, and others. It warns of a broader counterrevolution and agitation risks to labor and American workers amid Moscow trials coverage.
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British may buy Canadian wheat option reported
The London Daily Herald reported Britain took an option on Canada's entire wheat crop to secure emergency food. The option, negotiated by the Board of Trade and Defence Co ordination Minister Sly Thomas Inskin, was said to cost about 26 million dollars with potential total payments near 500 million if activated. Ottawa confirmed knowledge of the basis for the report.
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Pacific Northwest Suffered by Storms Across Region
Severe weather continues to plague the Pacific Northwest with winds gusting to high speeds, heavy rain and snowmelt triggering floods and mudslides. Railways and highways faced closures while homes and businesses were inundated. Communications and transport slowly improved as floodwaters receded in Idaho.
Electric Service Restored in Buffalo After Big Fire
Electric power was fully restored to Buffalo tonight, nine hours after a blaze damaged a large generating plant at mid morning that cut service to 106,000 homes in the city and suburbs. Elevators stalled, downtown lights failed, and merchants shuttered wares as foul weather added to discomfort.
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Japs Threaten Invasion Deep Into Chinese Interior
Shanghai dispatch reports General Iwane Matsui warning of extending Japan's attack 1000 miles inland into China if anti-Japanese politics persist. Japanese forces move toward Hankow and Chunking while Tsingtao evacuees flee. U.S. ships prepare to evacuate Americans and foreigners from Tsingtao amid rising danger.
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High handed Shanghai action eyed by courts later
Shanghai December 29 The Japanese claim the right to arrest and try crimes against Japanese in Shanghai and the French concession while promising caution with Americans and other foreigners. A spokesman said it is a de facto occupation and would be enforced in occupied territory.
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New Trials Denied in Illinois Bomb Cases
Springfield and Mt. Vernon reports that Judge Charles Briggie denied new trial motions in a bombing conspiracy case. The judge imposed four years imprisonment and $20,000 fine on each defendant, expressing regret the statute limited penalties.
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Administration to Reply to Critics Sparks Administration Fight
Washington December 8 4a Signs the administration would face critics with an aggressive response. Secretary Telex to address Thursday night on It Is Happening Were. The Interior Department said the address would focus on relations between government and business. Roosevelt marks Woodrow Wilson’s birth anniversary by sending a wreath to the tomb and plans a canal network speech before the National Tax Conference at 7 PM MST. Robert W Jackson charged monopolies raised prices, signaling possible shift in policy as Congress opens next week.
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Roosevelt signals possible naval build up due to world crisis
President Roosevelt indicated a possible increase in the naval building program amid growing world tensions. He declined to specify vessel types or numbers, saying details depended on future decisions. A letter to House Navy Subcommittee Chair Taylor warned that 1939 budget estimates would be incomplete.
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President's proposal to cut CCC sparks strong opposition
Washington December 28. Johnson, leader of the House Democratic Steering Committee, called for a meeting with representatives from West week to discuss trimming CCC funding. He argued the budget would undercut conservation efforts, noting the proposal would cut forest program appropriations from 350 million to 226 million and reduce CCC enrollment and camps.
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Big Three Auto Makers Laying Off Employees
General Motors announced a 30,000 layoff across its U S plants due to a recession, with no plant closures and a 24 hour three day week for retained workers. Chrysler and Ford also cut shifts and hours, while GM payroll in the United States would still exceed 205,000 workers. Knudsen cited bloated dealer inventories and higher used car stocks as factors prompting the cutbacks and warned further adjustments may follow.
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Paris Faces General Public Service Strike Threat
Paris on December 29 saw a broad general strike threaten Premier Camille Chautemps and his People's Front government. Public service workers including bun, subway, water, gas, electric, hospital, food, and truck drivers joined the action, risking wider parliamentary opposition as authorities monitor the spread and impact of the labor stoppage.
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Cameraman recalls Panay bombing in new film
A reel showing the Panay attack, photographed by Norman Alley who was wounded, is dispatched from San Francisco under armed guard. The film, valued at 360000, will be sent to New York and then to the State Department and shown nationwide as authorities plan public screenings amid tense wartime weather and security.
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Push cart carries $2 million in transit
In Kansas City on December 28 a push cart moved two million dollars in cash money orders and traveler’s checks. Federal officials relocating from the old federal building to temporary offices chose the cart as a less conspicuous carrier than a guard and armored car.
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Santa Claus Sticks in Texas Chimney at Salvation Army Home
In San Antonio Texas a Salvation Army home report says Santa Claus became wedged in a specially built chimney during a visit. Frantic attendants freed him and the helper team passed him down unharmed. Children feared for a moment but the scene concluded safely.
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Filipino in California kills several in mad outbreak
In Oakland a Filipino dishwasher, saying his wits left him, went on a savage killing spree in the Filipino district. He killed at least three countrymen and wounded others before two police officers captured him and took him to the Philippine Association of California headquarters. Victims include Savero Daley, 45, Delphine, 26, and another unidentified Filipino. Police fear one more may have died.
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