Roosevelt draws up budget plans at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt meets Secretary Morgenthau and Secretary Ickes at Warm Springs to review a robust $1.8 billion government financing offer and outline a new public works outlay to sustain jobs until private industry can resume. Ickes signals support for a sizable additional program.
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Warm Springs
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Treasury
Public Works
Morgenthau
Ickes
Mr. Roosevelt
Yale Names Pond Led Football Staff Reappointed
Yale reappointed the football coaching staff led by Raymond W. Pond after guiding the team to the Big Three title. The move keeps the same leadership intact for the next season amid strong performance and expectations.
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Pond
New Haven
Conn
Raymond W
Ducky) Pond
Yale
Ducks as decoys cause mix up on farm lake
Ed Turney, farmer in Pana Illinois, placed 16 tame ducks as decoys on his farm lake. Hours later two boys offered to sell him ducks they had shot. The birds turned out to be Turney's own decoys enmeshed in a curious mix up.
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Pana
Ed Turney
Turney
Bombings injure two in Havana as city hit
A bomb exploded in Suburban Lugano injuring two and damaging the drug store front. Bombings Saturday night wounded 18 and caused about 88,000 in damage. Over 20 bombs were set off in Havana and interior points.
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Havana
Lugano
Bond Reduced in Kidnaping Case in Louisville
Bond for Mrs. Francis Robinson was cut by half to 25000 dollars as her trial on kidnapping charge involving Mrs. Alice Stoll for a 50000 dollar ransom faced ongoing court proceedings in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville, Ky
Francis Robinson
Alice Stoll
Five Negroes Die At Grade Crossing In Battleboro
Five young Black residents died and two were injured when a northbound Atlantic Coast Line train struck a stalled automobile at a crossing in Battleboro eight miles north of Rocky Mount. The deceased are Bernice Taylor 17 Mary Taylor 17 Jimmie Cooper 17 Eugene Pittman 20 and Bertie Daniels 21. Driver Pittman reportedly operated the vehicle. Nash County Coroner M C Galley said no inquest is necessary.
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Rocky Mount
Battleboro
Here
Bernice Taylor
Mary Taylor
Jimmie Cooper
Eugene Pittman
Bertie Daniels
Pittman
M. C. Galley
Nash County
North and South Carolina Weather Outlook Tonight and Tuesday
North Carolina may see occasional rain tonight and Tuesday with slight warming in the central area. South Carolina faces cloudy skies with probable rain tonight and little temperature change. Winds will be fresh from the northeast and east from Sandy Hook to Hatteras, with similar speeds from Hatteras to Jacksonville and possible rain tonight.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Saar Pact Signed by Germany and France
Rome reports that Germany and France signed a comprehensive Saar accord covering financial and territorial questions. The plan includes a 800,000,000 franc payment to France for Saar coal mines if Germany wins the January plebiscite, funded by circulating French francs in the Saar.
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Rome
Saar
League of Nations Council
Germany
France
France expands defense plans amid January conscription push
Paris reports France continues to bolster military defense with a special reserve training period. Some reservists will be called in January ahead of the Saar basin plebiscite. Joachim von Ribbentrop, Hitler's envoy, spoke briefly with Pierre Laval yesterday.
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Paris
Berlin
Germany
France
Sarr
Basin
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Pierre Laval
Five Die As Houseboat Fire Claims Family
A rescue attempt fails as a fire engulfs a River Front houseboat near St. Francis Bay. Five people including Bill Haliburton, his wife, and three children perish while a boat sinks in the blaze.
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Parkin
Ark
River Front
St. Francis Bay
Bill Haliburton
Ehringhaus Denies Parole For Wallace B. Davis
Governor Ehringhaus refused to grant parole or pardon to Wallace B. Davis a former Asheville banker serving time for banking law violations. Parole Commissioner Gill cited insufficient time served and praised Davis’s prison conduct while noting the two concurrent sentences totaling five to seven years.
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Ehringhaus
Davis
Gill
Ormer
Asheville
Pureda
Raleigh
Wallace B. Davis
Havin M. Gill
Col
Luke Lea
United States
Tennessee
Luke Lea, Jr
Leas-Davis
United States Supreme Court
Reverend Mann Resigns to Lead Religious Education Synod
The Rev. J. Oscar Mann, pastor of Purity Presbyterian Church for eight years in Chester, has tendered his resignation to become secretary of religious education in the Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina.
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N. C. Post Chester
N. C
J. Oscar Mann
Purity Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Synod of North
Atlanta Mayor Pushes Municipal Liquor Store in Dry Georgia
Atlanta mayor James L. Key proposes a 60 day trial of a city owned liquor store to ease budget gaps and tackle prohibition. Council ready to act amid church opposition as Georgia debates repeal and local beer sales despite statewide dry laws.
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Atlanta
James L. Key
Georgia
Key
le Knight
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Coun
Cil
Joseph E. Berman
Mayor Key
Post lands at Muskogee while chasing altitude record
Wiley Post, attempting to surpass the 47,352.52 foot Italian Donati mark, landed at Muskogee Oklahoma after a compassless flight from Bartlesville. He reported going high and planned to return to Bartlesville with more fuel after a two hour and ten minute odyssey.
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Musbrogee
Okla
Wiley Post
Bartlesville
Post
Here
Phillips
Muskogee
O. K
One DieS As Crack Train Hits Switch
One man was killed and seven injured when the Southland express derailed near the Florida Georgia line after a switch was tampered with. Engineer B F Vanmetre of Lakeland suffered a broken collar bone and shock, taken to Thomasville hospital. Fireman W Bremer of Jacksonville believed buried in wreckage. Conductor B R Morris of St Petersburg said the switch lock had been broken open.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
B. F. Vanmetre
Lakeland
Australia Objects To British Tariff Policy
Dr. Earle Page deputy prime minister of Australia warned Britain that continuing her tariff policy could trigger reprisals. At an agricultural conference he said Australia would be forced to provide its own needs if Britain restricts Australian produce.
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Canberra
Austria
Earle Page
Australia
Great Britain
Dominion
Page
Britain
Japan Warns Against Naval Building Amid Disarmament Talks
Admiral Mineo O umi, Japan’s naval minister, told the House of Representatives Japan must be ready to confront any power that expands its navy in defiance of disarmament efforts. He said a ship-building race is not inevitable despite lagging tri power talks in London and noted the Washington treaty remains in force for two years. Japan will seek a naval accord during that period.
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Tokyo
Japan
Mineo Osumi
House of Representatives
Osumi
London
Couple to Stand Trial Together on Conspiracy Charge
Mrs. Ruby Grice and her brother Donald Sasser pleaded not guilty in the Georgia Superior Court to charges of conspiring to kill her husband in what appeared to be a death ambush. Solicitor Williems sought consolidation. Judge Parker denied it but allowed a joint indictment after resummoning the grand jury.
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Goldsboro
Ruby Grice
Donald Sasser
Olbtion
Clawcon Williems
R. Hunt Parker
Parker
300 Gallons Liquor Captured On Truck
Salisbury December 8 a truck loaded with 300 gallons of liquor was captured last night between China Grove and Landis by W B DeMarcus chief of police of China Grove on the main highway a registration card from Charlotte was found in the truck The vehicle and whisky are being held at China Grove pending developments The driver fled into the timber and has not been apprehended The capture is the county's largest in many years
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Salisbury
China Grove
Landis
W. B. DeMarcus
Charlotte
Leader Honored In Leningrad For Sergei Kirof Death
Stalin and Molotoff attended the bier of Sergei Kirof in Leningrad as a Soviet communique named Leonid Nicolieff a 30 year old former Communist as the assassin. The visit followed Kirof’s murder in the Soviet building last Saturday and suggested no external plot.
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Joseph Stalin
Sergei Kiroff
Leningrad
U. S
Communist Party
Sergei Kirof
Vyacheslas Molotoff
Council of Commissars
Kiroff
Leonid Nicolieff
U S Plans 900 Million Borrowing To March 15
The government will borrow 900 million dollars this month raising the public debt to over 28.5 billion. The figure equates to about 226 per person, with Roosevelt aiming for 31 billion by year end. The borrowing, part of a 1.892 billion total, funds needs to March 15.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Treasury
Woman Scalp Torn by Roller Mill Accident
Mrs Neal Wilhelm, 65, of Adkin, is in serious condition at a Winston-Salem hospital after her hair became entangled in a roller mill shaft. She also suffered two broken arms and a severe abdominal wound.
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Winston-Salem
Neal Wilhelm
Adkin
Supreme Court Upholds Military Training at Land Grant Colleges
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the University of California and other land grant colleges may require military training. It sustained suspensions of two students who refused training on moral grounds, stating that religious belief does not entitle refusal and that defending the nation is a federal duty. The decision clarifies Congress, not the Constitution, governs exemptions.
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Washington
University of California
Supreme Court
Butler
Albert W. Hamilton
W. Alonzo Reynolds, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kellogs- Briand
University of Maryland
California
Land Grand Colleges
Congress
Opens AnnuA Posna Conference Leads Recovery Plan
Industrial leaders gather at Waldorf Astoria for four sessions aimed at crafting a self help program to spur recovery. The National Association of Manufacturers sponsors the Congress American Industry to unify business labor and capital under a plan, while government restraint debates loom before Congress. Donald Richberg promotes private initiative and employment investment.
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New York
Ind
Ident West
Nat! Association of Manufactu
Kent Roosevelt
Alliance of “Business
Baing
Indu
NRA
Congress
Washington
Donald Richberg
Presiden National Emergency Council
Bnes
Prn
Floods in Victoria Australia Leave 40 Dead and 8000 Homeless
Flooded rivers in Victoria isolate thousands and kill forty people as a coastal storm and high waters sweep waterfronts. The Coram steamship is reported missing with seventeen lives lost, while air drops and relief efforts aid marooned residents amid widespread destruction and animal losses.
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Melbourne
Australia
Victoria
Coram
Volun
Will Roses Will Roses
Santa Monica note on football season winding down as Congress opens its session. It mentions high interest and free tickets, Coach Roosevelt abroad for three weeks of training with star players and the challenge of keeping the team humble and focused as they seek to avoid tension and overconfidence.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Congress
Roosevelt
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