Ukraine Ukrainians urged to submit names to Nazi office
Berlin newspapers report a Nazi controlled Ukrainian office requests stateless Ukrainians to send names and data. A Vienna Ukrainian language broadcast promotes Nazi ideology to Ukrainians across borders. Ukrainians in Poland and other neighboring states seek autonomy amid regional upheaval.
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Berlin
Germany
Ukraine
Vienna
Soviet Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic
Soviet Union
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Carpathian Mountains
Warsaw
Volhynia
Halicz
Pirates trade veterans to Bees in bundle haul
Pittsburgh Pirates send catcher Al d and utility outfielder Johnny Dickshot to Boston Bees in exchange for catcher Mueller plus a sizeable bundle of cash and two players. Henry Picard leads Hershey after two rounds of the junior 810,000 open with a 140 total.
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Pirates
Mueller
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirate
al d
Andohnny Dickshot
Boston Bees
Pirate
Picard
Miami
Fla
Henry Picard
Hershey
Forsyth prison head fired over harsh methods
Winston-Salem reports Forsyth county commission chair James G. Hanes announced the dismissal of E. A. R. as Forsyth Prison Farm superintendent for rigid practices. Dr. D. C. Speas, newly elected county commissioner, said he found inmate Dallas Barr with frostbitten toes after six days in a frigid solitary cell for laughing and working with a tree-grubbing gang near the barracks. Medical staff warned of possible gangrene and amputation risk. Speas also found an unheated, windowless cell nicknamed the dog use and urged Barr’s release. Moser declined comment. Barr was jailed for larceny.
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Winston-Salem
James G. Hanes
Forsyth County Commisers
Forsyth Prison Farm
D. C. Speas
New County Missioner
Dallis Barr
Speas
Moser
Barr
Areeny
Tobacco Market at Inston Closes after Christmas Season
The Inston tobacco market closes its season after selling more than 0,000,000 pounds of tobacco. Sales totals show about 56 selling days with an average sale around 890,088 pounds and farmers paid about $11,371,652.13, an average of $22.81 per hundred.
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Winston-Salem
James T, Th
Ucers
Two Killed as Train Strikes Truck at Ettrick Crossing
In Petersburg Virginia this morning a light delivery truck was struck by an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train at a grade crossing in Ettrick. Driver E B Tucker of Chesterfield County and passenger Roger K Bowman of Ettrick died. Mrs J H Johnson of Ettrick and her three year old son John were seriously injured.
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Petersburg
Atlantic Coast Line
Ettrick
E. B. Tucker
Hickory Road
Chesterfield County
Roger K. Bowman
J. H. Johnson
John
Ex-Convict Swindler Coster Musica Ends Life in Fairfield
F. Donald Coster, head of McKesson and Robbins, identified as Philip Musica, a 25 year ex convict, shot himself at his Fairfield home as U S authorities moved to arrest him, George Dietrich, and George Vernard on Securities Act violations. Investigations link Musica to fictitious assets totaling about 18 million dollars and reveal family ties to ongoing case.
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New York
Donald Coster
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Philip Musica
Fairfield
Conn
Department of Justice
Washington
Coster
A _ Fairfield
Coster-Musica
United States Attorney’s Office
George E. Dietrich
George Vernard
Musica
United States
Philip
Antonio
McKesson and Robbins
Arthur Bennett
Bennett
Vernard
Arthur
Dietrich
Musica Finances
Train Car Crash Fatal to Pair in Dillon
Joe Lester Sarvis aged 23 and his father in law Otis M. King 45 were killed in a midnight auto train collision at a crossing in Dillon South Carolina. King planned to visit Sarvis to do last minute shopping. the freight train involved was Seaboard.
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Dillon
S&l. C
Joe Lester Sarvis
Otis M. King
King
Loris
Sarvis
Dillon Toay
Seaboard
Snyder in Self-Defense Plea in Hollywood Shooting Case
Martin Snyder faces attempted murder and kidnapping charges after four versions of the Oct. 15 incident at pianist Myrl Alderman’s Hollywood Hills home were presented. He claims self defense while Alderman Ruth Etting and Edith Snyder corroborate different accounts of the shooting and a gun was fired as a plea was made.
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Los Angeles
Martin
the Gimp
Snyder
Hollywood Hills
Myrl Alderman
Alderman
Ruth Etting
Edith Snyder
Chicago
Miss Etting
Miss Snyder
Britain moves toward trade war with export guarantees
Britain plans to raise export guarantees from 50 million to 75 million pounds aided by Chamberlain’s stance toward Germany. The measure, backed as a tool against unfair competition, could also aid China and signals long term rearmament aims while Parliament avoids direct war talk.
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London
Britain
Chamberlain
Germany
House of Commons
Board of Trade
China
R. S. Hudson
Overseas Trade Department
Great Britain
Hudson
Oliver Stanley
Commons
Hjalmar Schacht
German Reichsbank
Wallace proposes surplus distribution for the undernourished
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace said in his Roosevelt annual report that a two price plan for distributing surplus farm commodities to low income groups would not be sent to Congress. He urged greater emphasis on aiding the undernourished but cautioned many practical obstacles prevent an extensive program now.
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Washington
Wallace
Congress
Roosevelt
Delegates Press for National Prohibition at League Assembly
Keynote by Dr. Arthur J. Barton of Wilmington urges national prohibition in some form. He says pulpit and press crusaders slowed after repeal but will not abandon principles, and laments more young women are frequenting bars than in universities.
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Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Arthur J. Barton
Wilmington
N. C
Chicago dairy market report mixed prices and grades
Chicago market summary shows unsettled butter at 589 050 with varied creamery specials and grade ranges. Ex gases and extras list 92 to 93 scores, firsts 88 to 91, seconds 84 to 87, standards around 21 to 26 percent. Current receipts 24 and refrigerator extras 22 percent mentioned.
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Chicago
Tension Grows Between U. S. And Germany
The United States warned of possible retaliation if American property rights in Germany are further jeopardized by anti Jewish decrees. Kennedy, in London, arrived in Washington to brief President Roosevelt as Kinne dy voiced guarded optimism about peace in Europe.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Reich
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
Roosevelt
New York
Europe
Kennedy
Sumner Welles
Berlin
Governor Hoey Visits Washington for NC State Society Dinner
Governor Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina arrived in Washington to address the North Carolina State Society’s annual governor’s reception. He will also dine with officers of the organization before the event.
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Hoey
Washington
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
North Carolina State Society of Washington
Rescuers Race To Reach 18 From Paterson Shipwreck
Juneau Alaska December 16 rescue parties battled gales and heavy seas to reach 18 survivors of the motorship Patterson stranded on a Cape Fairweather beach. Crew members, signaling by improvised flashlight system, report weakness from exposure and sore feet with two days of food left. Two crewmen are sick and two others died when the Alaskan whaling ship went aground early Monday.
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Juneau
Alaska
Patterson
Cape Fairweather
Coast Guard
Demand End To French Reds
Paris papers allied with Prime Minister Daladier to demand the dissolution of the French Communist Party. A coalition of 430 Paris and provincial papers urged Parliament and the government to act. The move accompanied Daladier's effort to push the 93 85 billion francs budget through the Chamber of Deputies before year end.
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Paris
Prensier Daladier
Communist Party
Daladier
France
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber Party
le Figaro
le Journal
le Jour
Soviet Union
Continued Improvement Reported For Eva Tanguay
In Hollywood on December 16, a physician announced that Eva Tanguay, the 60 year old actress critically ill for a week, shows continued improvement in her condition as of today.
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Hollywood
Eva Tanguay
Wendell Starr
Hopkins Seen as Likely Successor to Roper in Cabinet Shuffle
President Roosevelt indicated no final decision on cabinet changes amid resignations of Attorney General Cummings and Commerce Secretary Roper. Harry Hopkins, WPA administrator, was mentioned as a possible new secretary of commerce, with officials unable to confirm timing of any appointments and noting reports of other potential posts. Senator Holt warned that selecting Hopkins would be to avert a congressional probe rather than a promotion.
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Harry Hopkins
Roper
Washington
Roosevelt
Cummings
Commerce Roper
Tihe
Rosevelt
Mome Owners Loan Corporation Board
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Holt
D-W. Va
Hopkins
WPA
United States Pushes Pan American Trade Resolution
At Lima the United States, with unanimous support from 21 republics, introduced a sweeping trade liberalization resolution at the Pan American conference. Argentina warned of potential shifts in U S policy and urged defenses against foreign aggression while seeking no formal defense pact. A draft combining plans from Argentina, the United States, Chile and Peru circulated for final edits as part of broader peace efforts.
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Andrue Berding
Lima
Peru
United States
Washington
Argentina
Americas
Europe
Hull
Alfranio de Mello Franco
Seecretary
Mello Franco
Chile
TVA Controller Faults Washington Staffing in Probe
E. L. Kohler testifies that the controller general's office sent incompetent men to check TVA, explaining why he did not trust earlier reports. He criticizes TVA bookkeeping and says reconciling financial statements to Congress was impossible, while Rep. Jenkins disputes the claim as reliance on expert records.
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Washington
E. L. Kohler
Tennessee Valley Authority
Congressional
TVA
Congress
Jenkins
Rohio
Experta
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Singer
Cordell Hull
Alfred M. Landon
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Cupid
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