Indians Lose To Columbia In Rose Bowl Upset
In Pasadena on January 1 1933 Columbia Lions stunned Stanford Indians 7 to 0 in a dramatic Rose Bowl upset. New Yorkers drove 60 yards for the lone touchdown aided by key plays from Montgomery and Mital. Stanford threatened late but could not finish drives as Ed Brombilt and the Columbia defense held steady.
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Calif
Columbia Lions
Stanford
Indians
Brent Miaya
Parsibur
Montgomery le
Tony Mital
AL Batahas
Perasa
Mita
Ugo
Fran Giragaan
Keith
Pyarine Gray Sen
World News In Brief From Annamated Prean Era
Fragmented reads cover varied events: Rose Bowl close call with Washington and Columbia, Roosevelt meeting with Democratic leaders, Republicans debating finance policy, farm program reorganization, long non stop North Atlantic voyage, and international notes from St Louis to Italy.
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Ton Angeles
Washington
Treasury
Morgenthaum
San Francisco
Columbia
Woat
Roosevelt
Republians
Congress
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Nertin
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Rome
Italiana
Treasury Chief Morgenthau Succeeds Woodin in Roosevelt Move
Washington reports Roosevelt names Henry Morgenthau Jr. as Treasury secretary succeeding the ailing Woodin who has taken a rest away from the post Morgenthau will continue the department's policies and bring his own supporters into place while the transition is completed He had previously served as acting head and is expected to maintain the administration's financial program amid political maneuvering with Sen Couzens over Morgenthau’s banking ties.
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Mor Konhuu
Woodin
Posse Still Seeks Escapes in Alabama Manhunt
A statewide Alabama manhunt for escapees intensifies as authorities press forward. Among those pursued is Marengo County suspect Friend Summons charged with killing Brover Kirby. Atmore officers tried to halt a band of convicts during the pursuit last Friday night.
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Friend Summons
Marengo County
Brover Kirby
Atmore Jaymier
Romania Faces New Political Crisis With Resignation
Rumania confronts a fresh political upheaval as foreign minister Mebolna Titlesena, visiting from Switzerland, announces his resignation. The veteran statesman says he wished to stay in government but argues urgent, energetic action is needed to prevent threats to internal and foreign relations.
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Thomanin
Mu Hankin
Mebolna Titlesena
Ritong
Switzerland
Four Men Held In Slaying Of 18 Year Old Girl
North Wilkesboro N C Jan 1 Four men are in custody in connection with the murder of Teeta Childenn 18. A note left by the girl was found in her apron telling foster parents Warwick and Mrs Tilley where stolen money was hidden. The four suspects Porter Winthe Norman brothers and Jesae Rewer faced charges after the girl was found shot in a barn cella r with a bullet wound. The motive tied to the money and the note's role in the events.
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Teeta Childrenn
Warwick Tilley
Toharea
Mloxtve
Ale
Porter
Winthe
Att Norgman
Jesao Rewer
Boards of Review Report on Veterans Disabilities
Washington January report from veteran administration states that about half of 128 boards in 65 regions reviewed 1213 cases of presumptive service connected disabilities for war veterans. Of 21 966 cases, 12.87 percent were service connected. regional variance ranged from 24.43 percent to 74.68 percent. The study notes emphasis on combat service and factors in neuropsychiatric and tuberculosis disabilities.
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Frank T. Vines
Kervice
Everal
Burlington
Charlotte
N. C
Wines
Boy of 18 charged with killing father
Haworth Mon. In a home shooting Herman Schnerer 16 was fatally shot. The 18 year old son, a CWA worker, confessed to shooting after a dispute with his father who had threatened his wife Mary Schuerer 42. The claim was corroborated by Mrs Schuerer and her two daughters Jane 20 and Dorothy 23. The incident is under investigation by Chief Edward Monat and Det Nathan Allyn of the Horgen county prosecutor office.
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Mon
Herman
Schnerer
Pollee
Terman
Jey
Edward Monat
CWA
Nathan Allyn
Edter
Horgen County
Mary Schuerer
Allyn
New Years Artesto Not Bad Yet New Years Artesto Not Bad
The Associated Press reports the United States lifted a 13 year ban on wine consumption with no unusual rise in drunkenness, as incidents of intoxication varied by region to balance overall behavior. The survey notes nationwide celebrations and legal wine use resumed since 1919.
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Associated Press
United States
United State
Thousands Left Homeless After California Floods
Large floods in southern California kill at least two, strand residents and wash out bridges. Montrose area near Glendale bears the heaviest damage as 42 inches of rain in 24 hours overwhelms Los Angeles valleys. Rescue teams struggle with unidentified bodies amid widespread destruction, with many missing and thousands displaced. Officials mobilize CWA resources to aid relief efforts.
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Los Angeles County
Edward Macauley
California
CWA
Los Angeles
Neds
Montrose
Glendale
House Appropriates Funds to Subpoena Investigating Witnesses
The House advanced a plan to spend $150 to subpoena witnesses as special investigations proceed. Committees held sessions yesterday probing expenditures in state departments and the state board, with no witnesses subpoenaed yet and no statements issued on progress. The authorization to appoint subpoenas was requested to speed a report due by Friday.
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Siite
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Mere C. Gromne
Peres
Wold
Mhor
Greene
Feud Ties Louisiana Killing Sparks Parish Roundup
Kentonll Jan. 1 The end of a bullet pierced body guard with Rob Travis and his negro bodyguard on a creek bank today spurred Tangipahoa parish officers to round up Travis Bridges feudists. The feud flared in October with Claude Bridges and Walter Travis slain three days apart and Hoh Travis on bond charged with kin g Bridges. Residents say a long running feud between the Bridges and Travis clans has raged for years, with warnings and gunfire marking the area.
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Kentwonll
Rob Travia
Travielridgers
Tangipahon Parish
Claude Bridges
Walter Travis
Hoh Travis
King Bridges
Rob Travis
Unemployment Figures Decline in Britain December 14
London Jan 1 The mine to this note Indor announced tonight the number of unemployed persons related at employment exchanges in Great Britain on December 14 at 2,224,019. This figure was 522, for athan on November 20 and 493,208 less than the same date in 1932.
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London
Indor
Great Britain
Thia Neure
Athan
Mrs Phelan Charged in Broker Death on Riverside Drive
New York police say 52 year old Mrs Catherine Phelan a horsekeeper denied knowledge of the death of her employer broker Douglas Sheridan whose body was found yesterday in his Riverside Drive apartment with head injuries from a hammer blow. Phelan is charged with slaying Sheridan and awaits further proceedings.
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New York
Dan
Catherine Phelan
Douglas Sheridan
Sheridan
Riverside Drive
Mra. Phelan
Nita
Death Toll Rises In Southern California Floods
A revised list of dead and missing from the recent southern California rainstorm reports thirty deaths recovered, twelve unidentified, and nineteen still missing. Names include Mr and Mrs LK Moore and daughter Martha of San Gabriel, Sherman and Toots Hubbard of Wilmington, and Mrs Myrtle Adams of Montrose.
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Los Angeles
California
LK. Moore
Martha
San Gabriel
Sherman Hubbard
Toots Hubbard
Wilmington
Moore Machine
Tiorothy Carter
Montery Fork
Mariion Ghoslin
Underhill Clings to Life After Oklahoma Capture
Shawnee Oklahoma reports Wilbur Underhill, a famed West outlaw, captured after officers wounded him Saturday. He teetered between life and death as physicians at the city hospital warned his condition was worsening despite earlier reports of improvement after surgery removing bullets.
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Shawnee
Okla
Jon
Wilbur Underhill
Deaperado
City Hospital
Eorlier
Hitler Says Germany Seeks Peaceful Path Under Hindenburg
Jan Terlin report from Terlin notes Chancellor Adolf Hitler told President Paul von Hindenburg at a New Year reception that Germany aims for a brighter future. He credited Hindenburg with national unity and declared the new regime will strive for genuine peace while protecting honor and rights.
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von Hindenberg
Hitler
Unreadable OCR Fragment From Santa Monica Update
A damaged OCR text from Santa Monica includes garbled phrases about a thief and a year’s end. It references professors and a concept of a historical year with vague promises and time marks. No clear person, organization, or event can be identified from the fragment.
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Santa Monica
Panton
Tragic New Year Fatalities Reach 174 Worldwide
The Associated Press reports 174 fatalities in New Year’s start due to accidents weather and violence. California flood claims 30 lives and leaves 25 missing with widespread destruction. Auto crashes account for most deaths, followed by drownings and gunshot injuries. other causes include falls electrocution and mine incidents.
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Cousen
Leaders of Congress In Conference In Washington
President Roosevelt conferred three hours with Democratic congressional leaders at the White House on the new budget. Spokesmen declined comment beyond saying they were examining the budget, while persistent inquiries yielded a denial that the monetary program was under consideration. The party chiefs, set to carry the administration program in the session opening Wednesday, smiled broadly.
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Roosevelt
White House
Senate kills gambling license bill after stormy session
The Senate, in a fierce floor debate, defeated the bill to legalize gambling by a 74 to 11 vote after a motion to indefinitely postpone. Supporters argued for amendments to legalize all forms of gambling, while opponents favored not concurring. The session also planned discussion of other general-file bills and committee reports. The roll call listed many senators voting for and against the measure. The chamber resumes at 10 a.m. with several major items slated for consideration.
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Fiub. H. FR
Committee On Public Morals
Bev
BR. Armstrong
Park County
Plan for control of dollar breached by paper ruling
Philadelphia January 1 The Record urged Congress to combine the 12 Federal Reserve banks into one central government controlled bank to regulate dollar value. The paper argued this step will be taken to ensure government survival.
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Philadelphia
Record Today
Congress
Federal Reserve
Leap in Cholver Then Changes Mind
Cincinnati dispatch reports Fred Martow aged 66 attempted suicide by jumping from a bridge into the Ohio River. He reconsidered while in the water, finding it too cold to drown, and was rescued as he swam toward shore.
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Fred Martow
Ohio River
President Roosevelt Turns New Year’s Day to Work
President Roosevelt spent New Year’s Day largely at work writing his budget message for the forthcoming session in Washington. He rose late but soon focused on the task and had little time with family. In the morning he witnessed Henry Morgenthaler Jr sworn in as secretary of the treasury, then immediately tackled the budget.
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Washington
Rowrevelt
New
Wvear
Congress
Manning
Arosa
Piscata
Dorling
White House
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Boy of 615 Slain by Careless Celebrator
Six year old Philip Cianero was fatally wounded in San Jose when a neighbor’s guest fired a celebratory shotgun from a back porch as New Year’s Eve neared, a blast crashing through a window into his home and striking him in the head.
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Calif
Philip Cisnaro
Cianero
Census booklet offers United States population figures for 1930
School children need these population figures for geography study. The 1930 enumeration covers the United States, states, and cities over 2,600, plus the top 200 elites by rank, all compared with 1920. Send 15 cents to Washington, D. C., with coupon for The Fifth Census booklet.
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Washington, D.C
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