Mediation Proposed In Hormel Strike In Minnesota
Governor Floyd B Olson proposes submitting a 10 cent an hour wage increase demand of 2 500 striking Hormel workers to state industrial commission arbitration. Company officials called an immediate meeting with the firm’s representatives to discuss the matter. The governor arrived to press negotiations and held talks with union leaders county officials and company officials as Minnesota National Guardsmen stood ready.
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Tribute to George Washington at Mount Vernon
Washington, a distant figure in the foreign affairs sphere, walked amid sunlight with his party to Mount Vernon. The party’s custodian stood with bowed heads as they honored the elder statesman inside the crypt near the residence.
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Ty Faxtin Tstvinoff
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Atron
Wold Nes It domestic Washington aorovelt reviews onetary operations
Washington reviews on monetary operations in extensive advisore inference. New York three diras plane ashes into Brooklyn residence. Senators Thomas and Smith call mono wy conference. Mansfield plant embed after editor remnives threat and racketeering campaign. Berlin clergyman reinstated after opposing impeachment. Tokyo Moscow report says Japanese planes downed. officials deny. Cadiz man attempts to kill fevera nom falls.
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Aorovelt
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Brooklyn
Thomas Nd Smith
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Imter
Rantona
Spain
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Berlin
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Kidnapping Case Snags San Jose Family Kin
Figures in a kidnapping case target a wealthy San Jose family. Tookeart Mart, 22, disappeared Thursday after a phone demand for 340000 dollars. Authorities hunt the mastermind, wealthy merchant Alay I. Murt, who received a 40000 dollar ransom request. A national kidnapping ring is believed involved.
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San Jose
Calif
Tookeart
Yours Hart
City of Reading Ferry Disaster Ends With All Aboard Safe
In Tryrytown on November 12 a ferry named City of Reading sank after colliding with a supporting buoy. About 100 passengers were rescued by nearby Nyack vessels as crews battled water rushing into the stricken hull and worked to transfer travelers to safety.
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Nyack
Threat of War Grows in Far East Warns Soviet Bloc
Monenw, Nov. 12. A Far Eastern sector warning from the Communist manifesto warns Japan of aggression against the Soviet Union and predicts broad retaliation from Manchuria to the Pacific. It accuses the Japanese imperialists of arming for war, vows the Red Army has modern defenses, and asserts the air fleet ranks among the world’s first. Continued on Page 2.
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Montana Leads in Allocation of Federal Road Funds
Montana is among five states that have allocated more than 60 percent of the road building funds under the federal program. The national average is 31 percent. Other top states are New York, Maine, Nebraska, and Montana.
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Nay
Montana
New York
Maine
Nebraska
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Greybull Doctor Improves After Poison Incident
Billings Nov 12 Dr J W Garder Greybull Wyoming physician who swallowed poison yesterday is in better condition today. His attending physician reports Garder says he attempted death by his own action.
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Billings
J. W. Garder
Greyhull, Wyo
Leonids to Dazzle Skies Amidst Long Wait
Philadelphia readers are told that a big Leonid meteor shower is expected this week with a peak on midweek nights after midnight. Astronomers and amateurs plan viewing from Tuesday to Thursday, hoping for a spectacular display unseen for a century. The article notes Leonids surge about every 33 years and that meteors streak across the northeastern sky in luminous trains.
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Philadelphia
Avatch
Thornlay
World’s Fair Closes as Preparations Begin for Next Year
Chicago reports the Century of Progress fair ends its run tonight with plans for reopening next year. The 1933 exposition opened May 27 and drew twenty two million visitors, the largest attendance for a U.S. exposition. The event left a bonded debt of 10 million. organizers expect 12 million visitors in the next cycle to cover costs.
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Chicago
Strnight
Paasan
Howeth Family In Oklahoma Hospital After Accident
Oklahoma City Nov 12 Roy Howeth a farmer reached a hospital after an appendicitis attack. The Howeth family was in the institution with his wife and a year old child injured in a motor car wreck on Nov 6. They were improving.
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Oklahoma City
Roy Howeth
Klutas blamed for Hart kidnapping in Chicago
Authorities in Chicago blame “Handsome Jack” Klutas, a university graduate and reputed head of a kidnap gang, for the Brooke L. Hart abduction. Investigators say Klutas had recently been in California and long used Juana as a hangout. Officials across federal, state, and county levels say the gang tied to Hart’s case and other kidnappings is under scrutiny.
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Chicago
Jack” Klutas
Brooke L. Hart
San Jose
Calif
Kiutas
California
Thi Juana Long Haa
Californi
Reds and Black Shirts Stage Riot in London
London November 12. A free for all fight broke out between British fascists and communists at Trafalgar Square. A white hat jack was knocked from a track carrying black shirt fascists and torn apart. Mounted police charged into the crowd to restore order.
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London
Trafalgar
Large Nazi Victory Reported in German Election
Berlin reports an overwhelming endorsement of Hitler’s foreign policy and the Nazi regime in the largest national vote, with Reichstag ballots at about 92.2 percent for the Nazi slate and a plebiscite showing around 93.6 percent yea. Turnout neared 40 million, with many Jews abstaining from the Reichstag vote due to anti-Semitic restrictions.
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Hitler
Wolff
Yessel
Veichntag
Germany
League of Nations
Recognition of Soviet May Be Feature This Week
Washington reports an unexpected conference between President Roosevelt and Soviet Foreign Minister Maksim Litvinov at the White House. A definite decision on recognizing the Soviet Union before Roosevelt’s trip to Warm Springs is not assured, as discussions continue and more work is needed.
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Roosevelt
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Wann Springs
White House
William C. Bullitt
Hull
Bullitt
Yeaver
Warm Springs
Father in Hospital, Son Shot in Rabbit Row
Bedal in Missouri on November 12 a family tragedy left Martha Murray with ten children as son Alfred, 27, was shot dead by a rifle bullet amid a dispute over rabbits. Neighbors and brothers Cecil, 26, Lee, 22, and James, 21, were detained for questioning while Alfred’s death is questioned by Chief Switzer who doubts it was suicide. Witnesses say quarrels and a hunting trip fueled the violence in the Murray home near Kaninan City.
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Martha Murray
Alfred
Kaninan
Jamea Murray
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Cecil
Lee
James
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Howard Pugh
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Murray
Herbert Bennett
Oftficer
Eves Kills Wife and Two Children Then Takes Own Life
Columbus, Nov. 12. Frank Eves, 45, after returning from a neighborhood dance, shot his wife Ruth and their two children and then killed himself. Mabel, four, died soon after. Ruth was wounded but alive, and their two month old baby remained in hospital with wounding. Mrs. Eves said her husband had been despondent over unemployment.
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Columbus
Frank Eves
Tony
Mabel
Ruth Eves
Jack Benjamin
Eves
Plane crashes into Brooklyn tenement killing three
New York November 12 three men in Brooklyn were killed when an airplane rented by pilot Frank Kopowtz crashed into a 12 family tenement after losing altitude over elevated tracks. The pilot was critically injured and the victims were Adam Rowinski Henry Rothahosky and Louis Kuhn all of Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Adam Rowinski
Henry Rothahosky
Louis Kuhn
Frank Kapowtz
Kopkowtz
Gurtise Field
Come
Riba
Infant burglar alarm as baby guards upstairs nursery
Oatland California November 12 a family reports an infant as an alarm when a burglar ransacked their nursery. The infant’s cries drew Mr and Mrs Kuhmel to discover the intruder scrambling through a window and fleeing the scene. The Kuhmels had hosted a party and had asked the infant to stay upstairs to be safe.
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Oatland
Calif
G. L. Kuhmel
Kuhmel
France Awaits Hitler Move After Enormous Confidence Vote
Paris reports France fears a denunciation of the Versailles treaty and a German refusal to obey its military terms as Adolf Hitler's huge victory is confirmed. The government plans to clarify its foreign policy stance when debates resume Tuesday amid rising tension and concern over Nazi control.
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Adolf Hitler
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Hitler
Crisis in Romania Cabinet Falls. Duca to Form New Government
Premier Alexander Valdavoe vod submitted his cabinet’s resignation to King Carol after opposition from the powerful national peasant party. The king accepted and tonight commissioned Ion G. Duca, Liberal leader and former interior minister, to form a new government.
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Bucharest
Romania
Alexander Valdavoevod
National Peasant Party
Carol
Ion G. Duca
Monetary Powwow Set On Monetary Reform Aim
Senators Thomas and Smith call a conference of all schools of thought on monetary reform to meet November 17 in Washington. Thomas urges raising the price of gold to 41.34 dollars an ounce to restore the gold standard, inviting directors of the Committee of the Nation and leaders of major farm organizations plus several other senators. The gathering aims to represent the diverse views already pushing for currency expansion.
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Washington
Thomas
Okla
Smith
Freak Storm Of Dust And Snow Takes 11 Lives
A freak dust and snow storm raged across the northwest and parts of the Midwest, causing at least 11 deaths and disrupting telephones. Severe weather toppled trees, blinded drivers, and forced lights to stay on during the night. Snow fell in New York and the Adirondacks, while Michigan Minnesota and South Dakota reported damaging winds and drifting dust. Weather cooled, then cleared in the Northeast with lingering cold and wind in the Rockies.
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Adirondack
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Ont
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Ohio
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Midwest
Four Children Die in Farmhouse Fire in Wisconsin
Kaukauna Wisconsin November 12 Four children from the Martin Evers family died in a house fire of undetermined origin while parents were at a neighbor's. Rosella 11 Margaret 3 Martha 4 and Norbert 11 months old were killed as four other children escaped. Father and others suffered cuts and burns as they attempted to reach the victims asleep on an upper floor.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Martin Evers Ara
Rosella
Margaret
Martha
Norbert
Attempt on de Rivera at fascist meeting in Spain
Cadiz November 12 a dramatic attack at a fascist rally aimed at Antonio Primo de Rivera the Falangist leader killed one man Sigismundo Garea Mantilin and wounded four two shots fired from the audience as the crowd cheered De Rivera surged into the hall panicked attendees fled while an assailant fired again at Henriques Costa Conaora as he moved to intervene in the confusion
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Cadiz
Yous Antonio Primo de Rivera
San Fernandino
Sigismundo Garea Mantilin
de Rivers
Ence
Henriques Costa Conaora
Given Names booklet reveals origins and meanings
The Helena Independent Information Bureau promotes a booklet titled Given Names. It catalogs nearly a thousand first names with their origins and meanings, promising an engaging read. Priced at 10 cents, readers are urged to bend direct to Washington for a copy, under director Predoric J. Haskin.
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Independent Information Bureau
Predoric J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
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