Sons of the Wild Jackass Seek Moses Pro Tem Ouster
Washington dispatch reports Senate progressives, 60 with roots in New Hampshire, vow to remove George Moses from the presidency pro tempore. They oppose his continued tenure but prefer a Republican successor, noting the Senate as a continuing body may allow change without re-election.
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Washington
Dec
George Moses
Sons of the
Senate
Moses
New Hampshire
Gist
Help Wanted for City Jobs Emergency Committee Notice
Phone 2897 for Emergency Help. Do you need a cook cleaner or repair aide? Call the Emergency Committee for Employment at Welfare Department City Hall third floor. Mrs. W E Price secretary or assistant receive calls to coordinate help.
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Welfare Department
W. E. Price
Progressive senators flag farm relief tax shifts amid election uncertainty
The piece notes possible no election if progressives boycott Moses and Republicans block a challenger. It cites talks on farm relief taxation and international debts, showing support for higher income, inheritance, and gift taxes while opposing a sales tax. Debate splits on equalization fee and export debenture. Norris plans a bill to curb injunction use.
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Hoover
Borah
Idaho
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Norris
Prominent Soviet Journalist Promises Broad Communist Expansion
Izvestia editor Karl Radek forecasts a Soviet Union stretching from the Pacific to the Rhine within a decade or two. He envisions 400 million people rebuilt industries and a new socialist economy, while noting the idea is a pessimistic program.
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Europe
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Radek
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Balkans
Switzerland
International Proletarian Resort Commissariat
Communist Party
Pravda
Hollywood Prepares Yuletide Splendor With Midnight Services
Hollywood buzzes with Christmas Eve plans as churches hold midnight services and studios light the sky with searchlights. Shoppers flood the boulevard with festive displays while stars like Marlene Dietrich George Bancroft Harold Lloyd Tallulah Bankhead Ruth Chatterton Maurice Chevalier and Greta Garbo mingle in stores buying gifts, decorations, and luxury items for the holiday season.
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Motion Picture Studios
Hollywood Boulevard
Marlene Dietrich
George Bancroft
Harold Lloyd
Tallulah Bankhead
Ruth Chatterton
Miss Chattert
Miss Chatterton
Maurice Chevalier
Greta Garbo
Beverly Hills
Police Hunt Deer in Michigan Woods
Detroit officers led by Inspector William L. Potts pursue deer in the north woods. Potts shoots a 225 pound buck with a 200 yard shoulder shot, two hours after leaving camp, marking the first kill in the patrol.
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Detroit
Michigan North Woods
William L. Potts
Potts
Auto Plates Same Color in Michigan and Ohio
Michigan and Ohio will issue 1932 license plates in white numerals on royal blue. Officials expect no confusion as plates differ in size with Michigan plates smaller than Ohio’s.
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Detroit
Michigan
Ohio
Silver in Great Demand Across Industries and Arts
New York reports world silver production this year may exceed 250 million ounces with the United States supplying about 55 million ounces. Despite a downturn in some sectors, silver is being used more extensively in industries and the arts than ever before.
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New York
United States
Brake claims for heavy planes in 300 feet
A new hydraulic brake system reportedly stops the heaviest aircraft within 300 feet after touchdown. In mythology, Mount Olympus is the mountain where the gods dwell according to Greek legend.
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Sigurd Ulland
California
Mount Shasta
Alland
Mount
Olympus
New Color Camera Aims to Make Color Photos Cheap
London engineers unveil a camera with three color plates yellow red and blue. Light is split evenly to each plate and a specially sensitized paper hides the secret of producing color photographs.
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London
Eng
Local man in backwoodsman outfit fires shotgun in Chester
In Chester Pennsylvania a tall man dressed as a woodsman appeared in a local shop carrying a hunting license and shotgun. He fired twice hitting nothing then commanded a dog to retrieve the "rabbits" before police placed him in a cell to sober up.
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Daniel Boone
Chester
Buckingham Palace Feeds Daily Royal English Retinue
At Buckingham Palace London over 150 meals including breakfasts lunches and dinners are served daily to the permanent officials servants and attendants of the royal retinue.
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Buckingham Palace
London
Vinegar Rub Guideline for Furniture Gloss
A simple cleaning tip advises mixing a vinegar rub into furniture care. Dip a soft cloth in vinegar, wring it dry, wipe surfaces, then polish with a dry cloth to achieve a fine gloss.
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