Trade talk on Canadian accord stalls partisan fire
Washington observers debate the new Canadian trade agreement after Sharply criticizing lobbyist critics, with heavy emphasis on economic benefits. Secretary Wallace urges farmers to ignore opposition while lawmakers discuss constitutional questions and potential legal challenges to tariff elements.
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World News Glimpses of Conflicts and Tragedy Worldwide
Scattered reports depict war maps and diplomatic strains across Europe Asia and the Middle East. Trade tensions and unrest influence markets while a deadly domestic incident in New Jersey leaves several victims.
Helena Schools Schedule Jan. 1 Reopening Plans
Helena school trustees hear consultant’s report on rehabilitating district buildings including Bryant and high school. One or more barracks may be built to host classes while repairs proceed, with an aim to reopen by January 1. Cost estimates and funding prospects from the Public Works Administration outlined for district needs.
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No Special Session for DAA El in Idaho
Boise Idaho Nov 31 Governor Ross said he will not call a special session of the state legislature to address the relief problem in Idaho He stated the state will use 100000 a month from the 2 percent retail sales tax for unemployables on the emergency relief rolls while the federal government handles the employables Directors of women's activities at the Public Works administration were told in Salt Lake City that unemployment among women is decreasing due to projects started in the past two weeks
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New Jersey Man Seeks Supreme Court Review in Hauptmann Case
The case of Bruno Hauptmann, convicted of kidnapping and murder in the Lindbergh baby case, is unfolded before the U S Supreme Court. Joseph Lanman argues the state provided full constitutional rights and that review is unnecessary due to the state's prompt response. The high court may decide by November 9 whether to hear the appealor pass en banc.
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Roosevelt Resting at Sunny Georgia Resort
President Roosevelt and Maeve arrived in Warm Springs Georgia for a three week stay. He greeted locals at the cottage near Pine Mountain and waved to children from the yard. He planned a budget meeting with House Appropriations Chair Buchanan and Budget Director Bell next Monday, with no other official engagements announced.
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Hope Seen as Bat Pilot Lives on Saver Island
The Pasha steamer captain wirelessed sighting mares on Saver Island near Victoria Point on the Burna Siam border, suggesting Sir Charles Kingsford Smith may have been sighted. Aiming to verify the report, an airplane was rushed to investigate, with offshore winds hindering the ship near the shore.
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Japanese civilian leaders curb army in North China
Japanese moderates in Tokyo gain the upper hand as civilian officials push to curb military influence in North China. The cabinet showdown loomed as hawkish militarists opposed autonomy moves tied to Chinese governance, with London talks and naval parity cited as pressures shaping policy. Local Chinese authorities warned independence efforts risked instability if Japanese forces acted independently.
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Frank Kurtz Returns After Reported Missing
Cheyenne Wyoming 21 year old Frank Kurtz, famed for fighting in local tavern scenes, reappeared today after a report of his disappearance. He traveled by road to a store two miles northwest of Cheyenne, saying he had faced a dangerous gang and planned further training for upcoming duels.
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Italy regards step as actual sanctions play
Well informed sources said the United States edges closer to inclusion in Italy s motions for economic reprisals. Washington was asked to halt oil shipments to Italy but details were withheld. Spokesmen said the move places the US in the sanctionist category. Secretary Ickes urged oil firms to stop shipments to warring Italy and Ethiopia, asserting the loss of export trade would not push prices down. A Commerce Department report noted oil exports dipped in October. In Houston, companies signaled willingness to follow government wishes, while Geneva circles saw Ickes request as aiding a potential embargo.
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City to Celebrate Hanging of Golden Light Today
Brantana hosts a gala to dedicate a new airline, with 2:96 kickoff and afternoon speeches at the airport. The Placer hotel banquet follows at 6 o’clock, then a smoker at the Montana club. Distinguished guests from multiple states include Eugene Vidal and Northwest Airlines executives.
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Ellsworth Fails In Second Flight To Little America
New York wires report Ellsworth and pilot Herbert Holtick-Kenson attempted a second flight from Dundee Island toward Admiral Richard Byrd’s former base at Little America. They could not clear a barrier of 11 600 foot peaks due to unbroken cloud cover.
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Winter fashion hints by Irvin S. Cobb in Santa Monica
Irvin S. Cobb offers winter fashion hints noting trends for American men, including new suit pockets, fringe decisions on trousers, and limited changes in business pockets. He mentions morning wear routines and a special receptacle for carrying talysolives, with a nod to perfumes like attar of moth.
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Stratosphere Dart Record Claimed At 72 395 Feet
Washington November 21 The National Aeronautics Association certified a Stratosphere height record of 72 395 feet above sea level. Captains Albert W Stevens and Orvil Andergorn credited for Armistice Day ascent by the Army Air Corps expedition.
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Quake and tidal wave damage hit Hilo Hawaii
A magnitude quake near Hilo at 1:20 a.m. caused heavy seas and a tidal wave that damaged the waterfront. A short railway section along Kamehameha avenue was warped, two small yachts, a boat, and the Konpira Maru were wrecked, with no casualties reported. Seismic origin likely near mountains 15 to 30 miles away, per observer Jaggar. Hilo, Hawaii's second city, hosts about 20,000 residents and port activity for raw sugar.
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Borah Still Silent On Presidential Run Hint
Washington November 21 Idaho Senator William E Borah refused to declare for president after being urged by former Senate ally Roscoe McCulloch Ohio Republican He said matters stand as they were and had previously said I cant say I wont when asked about entering presidential primaries This report notes Borahs cautious stance amid pressure from party figures and observers await further clarity.
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Cardinals Chosen by Pontife in Secret Consistory
Pope Pius selected 206 new cardinals to be elevated at a secret consistory on December 16. No American names appeared on the official list. Detroit captain Hugh McKenzie, 81, veteran Great Lakes pilot, died.
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Poison Soda Deaths Stir San Francisco Mystery
San Francisco reports a fourth death linked to baking soda poisoning amid a large bargain sale of 800 pounds of product. The victim, George Purnaras, 64, died hours after ingesting bicarbonate of soda from a cafe where it had been used for cooking. Officials weigh theories of accident, murder, or maniac action as chemists verify findings and salvage records are reviewed.
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Growers Of Turkeys Have Good Season Ends
Salt Lake City November 21 A P growers in the Northwestern Turkey Growers association report fatter turkeys and higher prices this season. Members are receiving four to six cents more per pound than last year with markets in Los Angeles and New York yielding about 32 to 34 cents per pound. The association spans Utah Idaho Montana Colorado Wyoming Nevada Washington Oregon. Hollywood California November 21 Alexander Patt Tates, a retired theater magnate, says he will resume active control of his theater holdings.
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Italians claim victory as Ethiopian army crushed in battle
Italian high command reported Seyoum Mengesha, commander of Ethiopia's northern forces, defeated and possibly crushed. Ethiopian troops were said to be fleeing with casualties heavy. Italian losses described as small. The report noted a continued Italian advance and fatigue among Ethiopian resistance.
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