Alabama Defeats Stanford In Rose Bowl Thriller
In Pasadena 85 000 watched as Alabama powered past Stanford 29 to 13. The Crimson Tide displayed a ground game and accurate aerials led by Howell and Hutson to set a Rose Bowl record for 10 of 13 completions totaling 216 yards. Don Hutson and others caught key passes as Alabama built a second period lead that Stanford could not overcome.
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Tau Bryant
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Ram Baw
Jerry Stanford
Necht
Almana
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Indiana
Tuaca- Wdou
Domestic Washington-Veterana align for era for finish fight
In a chaotic summary mix of sports and political notes, Washington and Veterans align for a decisive era ending, while uneven game results unfold. A 29 to 24 college football score highlights a Norlh game, with 85,000 in Rosa How region witnessing the event.
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Flemington
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Berlin
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Germany
Saarbracrken— International Army
Campas
Two More Suspects Taken In Coast Gangster Roundup
San Francisco reports say two more arrests in the roundup of those aiding Ruby Fass Nelson and gunman John Chase. Arthur Pratt of Melrose, Mont., is held on Mann Act charges as grand jury action looms. Also in custody is Negri, a former Barbary Coast bouncer, with authorities pursuing Chase’s indictment for aiding Nelson and the killings near Warrington.
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You Chase
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Mont
Ntso" Negri
Callifornia
New York
Department of Mualica
Western Gridstars Triumph In New Year Classic
Western gridiron stars defeated their eastern rivals 19 to 13 in the 10th annual Kaat-West charity game played before a record New Year crowd of about 65,000 in San Francisco. Highlights included Jim Barber of San Francisco and May Fuqua combining for a first half touchdown and 148-pound USC quarterback Irvine Warburton breaking loose for a 72-yard punt return.
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Haltime
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May Fuqua
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Ball
Litho Irvine
Warburton
Gridiron
Alory
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Alma
Roosevelt Works on Congress Messages in New Year
President Roosevelt begins 1980 with long day of state affairs and family, planning a State of the Union address and a budget message in the coming days. After a late night, he remained at the White House with Mrs Roosevelt and close aides.
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Congress
Roonevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Atate
How to Select Your Clothing in Good Taste
A brief guide from the Helena Independent offering a six cent coupon for a booklet by a sartorial expert. It promises practical answers to common wardrobe questions to enhance appearance, minimize flaws, and improve judgment in dress.
Massacre in Mexico Protested by Coyocan Residents
Several hundred residents and Coyocan townspeople protested in the Coyoacan plaza demanding the resignation of Tomas Garrido Canabal, secrétaire of agriculture, after five Catholics were killed outside their church on Sunday. Garrido founded the Red Shirt group, 62 members held for investigation. President Lazaro Cardenas announced in a New Year message that attempts were made to bribe military leaders.
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Red Shirt Organization
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Will 1936 Bring Peace or War in Europe and Asia
Moscow dispatch notes Soviet papers debate whether 1936 will yield peace or war as Germany and Japan seek alliances. Russian publicist Karl Takel argues Great Britain holds the key, wary of shifting balance of power and potential alliances that could threaten the British Empire and spark broader conflict.
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England
Austrian chancellor aims for peace in 1936
In a New Year's radio address Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg expresses Austria’s strong wish for social and political peace in 1936. He states confidence that peace can be achieved if Germany and the Soviet bloc refrain from interfering in Austrian affairs.
Foreign ministry denies anti Jewish riots report
Moscow January 1. The foreign commissariat today rejected foreign reports of anti Jewish excesses in Blan cow as unfounded. It said there had been no rioting of any kind in Moscow and no sign of anti Jewish sentiment.
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Foreign Commissariat Today
Commissariat
Roosevelt hints at cutting Louisiana loans over legislation
President Roosevelt indirectly told Senator Huey Long the administration may withhold public works loans to Louisiana until some state legislation is repealed or clarified. The message to Governor Allen resembled other governors’ but differed in key points. The aim was to guide Louisiana on PWA policy while awaiting clearer state bills.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Huey F. Long
Louisiana
Pwa Allen
Lousiana
Congress set to open with bonus and world court fights
Washington reports two major issues will greet the new Congress the soldiers bonus and the world court as President Roosevelt plans to address a joint session Friday. Leaders expect early action but delay on broad legislation until next week with the budget message due Monday.
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Roosevelt
Japanese Visitor Arrest Warranted Over Harbor Photos
Japanese visitor Yoshio Matsuda was detained in St. Petersburg after being found taking harbor photographs. He was released to a hotel by immigration officers and said he took photos in several American cities to relay to Japan. Officials investigate entry status and plan a hosting tomorrow before B. Hopkins.
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E. E B. Lipphard
New York
Japan
Itelala
Cuban president has close call by Rome
President Carlos Mendieta received the diplomatic corps at the palace today. He had a near miss last night when an automobile passed a point in Punta Brava where a powerful bomb exploded. Officials deny the blast targeted him, calling it a coincidence.
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Henry Ford Foresees Brisker 1935 in Detroit Interview
Henry Ford, amid drafting at his laboratory in Detroit, predicted 1935 would be “much better” than 1934. He reiterated a 1936 optimism, warned against false prosperity, and said the year would see a substantial recovery with cautious but hopeful sentiment among the public.
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Tin Crarhorn Laboratarion
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Clever burglar sets nothing for his job
Redlands Calif Jan 1 AP police hunt a Nate cracker whose grand idea gained him nothing. An early New Year blast rocked the Putnam Brothers grocery area waking residents. By daylight the Putnam safe was found wrecked but contained no money.
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Bonus Passage In Congress Garners Veterans Support
Washington reports veterans groups unite behind the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars to press for payment of the WWI bonus. National commander Frank Belgrano Jr predicts approval by Congress despite President Roosevelt opposing immediate payment. Democratic leaders foresee action in both chambers, with Speaker-designate Joseph Byrns signaling strong push for House passage and possible veto questions.
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White House
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Five Die in Flames at Cherokee County Poorhouse
Five aged men perished and 15 were injured when a fire destroyed a 19 room Cherokee county poorhouse in Gaffney S C early today. Prison camp trusties and guards saved 32 inmates as crews battled heat and smoke in near freezing weather. Names of the dead include Fink Young 68 Tom Young 73 Wah Gregory 70 Alf Morris 70 and Ransome Franklin 75.
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Cherokee County
Fink Young
Tom Young
Waah Gregory
Alf Morris
Ransome Franklin
Bitter cold grips regions from Great Lakes to Rockies
A weather note reports bitter cold from the Great Lakes to the Rockies with Chicago at 3 above and Duluth at 20 below. Minnesota towns like Moorhead and Charles City show deep freezes while Pennsylvania and Baltimore endure heavy snow. California enjoys sunshine and warm conditions in the Deep South.
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Weather Bureau
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Iowa
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Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade Draws Million Spectators
Pasadena California January first crowds surpass one million as 67 floats depict legend heroes including Vikings Cinderella and Pegasus. Grand marshal Queen Harold Lloyd leads, Muriel Cowan 17 rides the Fire Bird float with six attendants. Santa Barbara wins the sweepstakes prize.
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Pegasus
California
Pasadena
Harold Lloyd
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Tories
Muriel Cowan
Santa Barbara
Prolonging the Old Year and Government Plans
A Santa Monica reader muses on extending the old year through pamphlets and small books, wondering if brain trusters will push to prolong the year and whether plans will be adopted, with anticipation of tomorrow’s developments.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Weill
Severn
Celebrant slain by Chicago policeman in New Year shooting
Chicago January 1 George Callender 24 was killed by off duty Officer WilHannah who shot while Callender pointed a gun at patrons as a New Year joke. Police said Callender appeared unarmed to witnesses and had taken the gun for celebration.
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WilHannah
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Ohio Rowdy Slain After Murder of a Policeman
At Hamilton Ohio a 40 year old man Khnee Adams was arrested for alleged assault at a fraternal hall. During a struggle Adams shot and killed Patrolman Farl Grubbs and wounded Patrolman Henry Wart. Urban Langers stopped the fleeing suspect as Adams fired a pistol during the chase.
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