Slain Russian Leader Honored Amid Turmoil
Reports say workers in multiple cities demanded vengeance after the murder of Sergei Kiroff, Communist party leader. An official dispatch claims a conspirator confessed while being questioned, with no motive disclosed. The Daily Express cites Warsaw reporting ten Soviet officers executed after a plot to kill Soviet leaders was uncovered.
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Nicolieff
Kiroff
London
The
Daily Express
Warsaw
Sergei Kiroff
Communist Party
Couple Will Be Tried Together in Grice Sasser Case
A 30-year-old widow and her younger brother faced arraignment with calm demeanor as a grand jury prepared to meet. Rufus Satterfield, inmate on death row for the murder of Herbert Grice, is expected as a witness though not yet brought from Raleigh. The state tied the motive to an alleged affair between Satterfield and Mrs Grice.
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Rufus Satterfield
Herbert Grice
Grice Sasser
France Pushes Defense Plans Amid German Rearmament Fear
French foreign minister sought to calm fears of German rearmament while insisting Germany seeks equality of rights. A Hitler aide claimed misreading of intentions and Von Ribbentrop's secret movements surfaced as negotiations by French war veterans to ease Franco-German ties unfolded. Four classes of frontier reservists begin a training course likely through 1935.
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Germany
Hitler
von Ribbentrop
Corporal May Earn Promotion For Antarctic Cook
Corporal Alphonse Carbone, cook for Rear Admiral Richard Byrd, may be promoted to sergeant after Byrd recommended him. Navy officials indicate the request could be granted. Carbone hails from Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Antarctic
Marine Corps
Richard F. Byrd
Alphonse Carbone
Carbone
Cambridge
Masa
Association Opens Annual Conference Draws NRA, New Deal Debates
Raymond Moley former top adviser meets executives in private sessions as the Manufacturers Association opens its four day conference. The debate centers on government relations with industry and potential self government under supervised fair play. Labor issues under section 7A of the recovery act loom large.
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Raymond Moley
NRA
Manufacturers’ Association Committee On
President outlines budget and housing push at Warm Springs
President and aides meet at the little White House table to advance the administration budget for the new year and a large public housing program. Morgenthau reports the budget is in good shape while Ickes outlines a housing plan to begin within 60 days. He cautions against redirecting all unemployed to relief and argues for a prolonged public works effort until private capital offsets it.
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Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Rexford G. Tugwell
Five Year Old Santa Distributes Money at School
A five year old dressed as Santa handed out $10 bills to classmates at a Blair Nebraska school before a teacher stopped the act. She contacted the parents and recovered all the money. The boy had found the family board and earned the cash to share.
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Blair
Neb
Workers in Alling radius needle factory face three months vacation rule
Workers employed in Alling radius needle facility for hospital use must take three months' vacation after three months on the job. The plant operates under highly dangerous conditions, earning a reputation as one of the world’s most hazardous workplaces.
Chicago Butter Market Trends and Prices Report
Chicago December 3 market round shows butter and creamery products with mixed graded levels. Creamery specials and extras range in the mid 20s to low 30s score bands, while firsts and standards sit around the mid 20s. No butter or egg sales recorded. Eyes and client receipts listed with varying small adjustments.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Opens Quiet as Liverpool Cables Edge Up
The New Orleans market opened quiet with Liverpool cables firmer than due and sterling weak. Early trades were mostly steady to modestly higher, with March at 12.59, May 12.59, July 12.54, and January at 12.49, down about five points from Saturday's close as trading began.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York Cotton Futures Open Steady Amid Demand
Cotton futures opened barely steady with near months showing a 2 to 3 point rise while distant positions declined. December fell from 12.48 to 12.45 with March at 12.53 and October at 12.18, amid a quiet trading atmosphere and a private yield estimate of 9,692,000 bales.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange Service
New York Butter Prices and Cheese Stock Report
New York butter totals 8 645 pounds with firm prices. creamery butter higher than extra 30 304 and extra 92 score 29 percent. First grades 27 29 percent and seconds 26 27 percent. Centralized 28 percent. Cheese totals 83 589 pounds, market slow. state whole milk flats preserved since 1928 with quality 17 20, 1934 fancy to Speciale 164 18.
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New York
New York Eggs Prices Reported On Dec 3 Eye Count
New York on December 3 reports egg market figures with nine thousand six hundred twenty four eyes, steady to firm. Prices vary by pack and grade from fresh receipts to standards, firsts, middlings, and dirties, with averages and refrigerators listed in ranges.
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New York
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Stocks in Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah reports turpentine dull with no sales. receipts 331, shipments 207, stock 18,461. Rosin also dull with no sales. receipts 1,318, shipments 6,184, stock 122,471. Quotes list different brand grades from B to X with varied prices.
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NAVAL
Savannah
Turpentine Dull
Virginia peanut quotations from Suffolk market note
Virginia peanut quotations from Suffolk record show Jumbos priced at 3 to 4 cents per pound with bids and recent trading ranges noted. Market activity indicates steady demand amid harvest season in Suffolk Virginia.
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Virginia
Suffolk
Foreign exchange rates in New York market report
Foreign exchange irregular. Great Britain dollar 4.95 to 4.96. France 6.59. Italy 9.52. Belgium 23.38, Germany 40.18, Holland 67.50, Norway 24.92, Sweden 25.57, Denmark 22.14, Finland 2.21, Switzerland 32.48, Spain 13.67, Portugal 4.53, Greece 0.94, Poland 18.93, Czechoslovakia 4.18, Jugoslavia 2.28, Austria 18.85, Hungary 29.76, Romania 1.01, Argentina 33.07, Brazil 8.61, Tokyo 29.00, Shanghai 34.20, Hongkong 41.90, Mexico City silver peso 27.86, Montreal in New York 102.08, New York in Montreal 98.96.
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Brazil
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Montreal
No inducements for jail mattresses in Somerset
Somerset police say there will be no special inducements offered, and thus no mattresses in the town's new jail house, which has just opened.
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Somerset Police
Man’s deer dinner ends with missing venison twist
Police hunt Milwaukee man Gus Koepidlowski after he hosts a venison dinner and hangs the eight point buck outside, only to find the deer gone twenty minutes later. Local officers pursue a deer-hunting case amid the odd disappearance at the tavern.
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Milwaukee
Gus Koepidlowski
One Dies as Crack Train Hits Switch in Florida
A crack Atlantic Coast Line train derailed in a Florida settlement injuring multiple passengers including T O Glass of Monticello and R Wiley of Tampa. Wrecking crews were sent from High Springs and service was expected to be blocked for hours while rescuers reached the scene and engineer Vanmetre was found atop the locomotive cab.
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Monticello
Fila
R. Wiley
Tampa
G. W. Schuman
Pelham
F. W. Hunt
J. Petersburg
Via
Roy McKnight
Thomasville
Miss Daily Neel
Vanometre
DRY PINE WOOD FOR SALE AND TRAIN WRECK REPORT
Dry pine four foot wood sells for 3.25 a cord with delivery in city. A 12 6 wreck near a switch tampered with left cars torn up. J C Wells of St Petersburg Frs, a locomotive engineer, described passengers' warning as emergency brakes engaged and the day coach tilted but did not overturn. Wells was shaken but unhurt.
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J. C. Wells
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Wells
Helena Girl Seeks Real Montana Cowboy for Husband
Gov. Frank H. Cooney notes a Waterloo Iowa girl named Miss Florence Brown asked him to find a full blooded Montana cowboy. She wants a real cowboy with black hair and eyes who does not drink or smoke.
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Mont
Frank H. Cooney
Waterloo
Florence Brown
Potomac Flood Threat as Rivers Rise After Rain
Riverside residents moved belongings to higher ground as Potomac water swelled from Maryland and Virginia streams after heavy rainfall last week.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Policeman Shot in Pageland Gun Battle
Night policeman David Deason of Pageland Delaware in critical condition after a gun battle with Bruce Borie a Black suspect he attempted to arrest in Pageland. The incident occurred during the arrest attempt and left Deason gravely wounded.
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David Deason
Pageland
D. C
Bruce Borie
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