Domestic Ore Price To Hold Until June 30
President Roosevelt fixed the treasury price for newly mined domestic silver at 64.64 cents per ounce with delivery required to a U S coinage mint by June 30 1939. The proclamation covers that date only and futures by June 30 remain uncertain.
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Cabinet Post May Be Filled Monday
Washington reports a likely replacement for Attorney General Homer Cummings by Monday noon as Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan emerges as a possible nominee. President Roosevelt praised Cummings for his tenure and reserved right to call him back for consultation after the resignation takes effect.
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Roosevelt
White House
Homer §&Ummings
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Sen Deal
Cummings
Hopkins
WPA
Daniel C. Roper
Radeavelt
Justice Department
New Year Thievery Sparks Suspicions In Thornville
In Thornville Ohio three local firms report mysterious mailings of cash in unmarked envelopes from Columbus. A druggist received 110 dollars in twenty dollar bills, a grocer 100 dollars, and an auto dealers firm 50 dollars. Recipients theorize a year end burglar sent the money as a message or sting.
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Thornville
Columbus
With Nazi Aid Italians Cocky
Rome reports Fascists enter the New Year confident of German support for Italy to gain colonial concessions. Hitler’s New Year message reaffirmed unbreakable German obligations, while Il Giornale d Italia warns enemies in France about the axis. Mussolini argues France reneged on pledges in 1915. Some diplomats compare Italo French tensions to prewar Czech events. The Fascist press shifts to moderation to win British sympathy before Chamberlain’s Rome visit on January 11.
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Germany
Italy
Austro-Hungary
France
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
Czecho-Slovakia
Chamberlain
Two More Towns Taken By Rebels
Spanish insurgents report two fresh successes in the ninth day of their drive against Barcelona. They claim to have cut the Lerida Seo de Urgel highway in two places north east of Balaguer and to have occupied Cubelis seven miles southwest of Artesa on a key highway into Catalonia. The campaign aims to sever Barcelona from the French frontier, with 81 miles of the Lerida Seo de Urgel route under their control or shelling.
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France
Barcelona
Lerida-Seo de Urgel
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Francisco Franco
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Cubelis
Artesa
Catalonia
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Puigcerda
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Bandit Taken As He Leaves Eating Place
Oscar Pitts, NC prison chief, said Roy Kelly was arrested in South Hill Virginia for murder tied to a Burlington triple slaying on December 7. Kelly, 22, escaped Oct 23 from Anson county camp while serving seven to ten years for burglary and larceny. he used several aliases per FBI.
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Oscar Pitts
North Carolina
Superintendent of Prisons
Virginia
Roy Kelly
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Kelly
South Hill
Anson County
Montgomery County
Albemarle
Burlington
M. P. Robertson
Sonny Vaughn
Roy Huffman
Anson Camp
S. W. Vaughn
Greensboro
Ralph Hanford
George O.smith
Washington
D. C
Hanford and Smith
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clyde Harris
Joe
Slim
Roy Somers
Trapped Miners Safe As Flames Break Out
A Crown Hill Mine No 6 fire trapped 20 to 25 miners 200 feet underground at Clinton Indiana. The men reported air quality was good and they were safe via mine telephone lines despite the blaze. Rescue teams were summoned to aid them.
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Nazis Plan to Grow Stronger in 1939
Berlin reports Nazi leaders pledge stronger army navy export trade and economy for 1939. Hitler appeals to the army to defend Germany's right to live as Goebbels, Goering, Raeder and Funk outline aims and the February automobile show.
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Erich Raeder
Kaiser Wilhelm
Raeder
Walther Funk
Defense Spending Plan Falters as Utilities Balk
Henry Paynter reports Roosevelt's effort to link defense spending with business expansion faltered after November defeats. Utility spending shrank from an expected $1 billion program to about $440 to 750 million, delaying power projects and tempering hopes for an industrial upturn amid political resistance and post election shifts.
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New York
Roosevelt
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Floyd L. Carlisle
Consolidated Edison
James F. Fogarty
North American Co
Thompson
American Water Works & Electric
Like Father Like Son Rings New Year Bell 73 Years On
In Charlotte on New Year’s Eve 73 years apart a father and son ring the same courthouse bell. Joe L. Orr, one armed Civil War veteran, rang in 1900. his son Walter B. Orr, former Charlotte police chief, tolls the bell tonight, continuing a family New Year’s tradition.
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Joe L. Orr
Mecklenburg County
Walter B. Orr
U S Refuses Japs Claims On China Open Door Policy Stance
The United States rejects Japan efforts to gain special privileges in war torn China and reaffirms the Open Door principle. Washington delivered a firm note to Tokyo, preserving U S rights under Nine Power Treaty and allied agreements. President Roosevelt backed the démarche as Ambassador Grew delivered it.
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Pointblank
Japan
China
United States
East Asia
State Department
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Joseph C. Grew
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Totalitarians Strengthen Edge in Global Power Balance
Reports from officials and observers say Nazi Germany and Italy rapidly expand air power threatening Britain and France. Roosevelt to unveil a broad defense plan while Congress weighs a large scale buildup of American air forces and forces.
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Washington
Roosevel
Bruce Barton
Congress
RepresentativcCormack
D-Mass
Munich
Roosevelt
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
War Department
Whi
Nazi Gémany
Italy
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France
Britain
From the Ranks to the Board at Nunn-Bush Shoe
The Nunn-Bush Shoe Company in Milwaukee announced that 1,800 eligible employees will elect two directors from their ranks to the board. One director will be chosen from the production force and one from the retail division, expanding the seven member board.
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Milwaukee
Nunn-Bush Shoe Company
Henry L. Nunn
Liars Club Receives 65000 Lies for Contest
BurlingtonWis Liars' club reports 65000 lies submitted from worldwide entrants for its annual Liars' contest as 1938 closes amid joking claims.
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Chicago
Liars
Burlington
Wis
State Revenues Lag Behind 1937-38 Half-Year Counts
North Carolina end of the first half of the 1938-39 fiscal year shows tax receipts at 30,759,561.35 compared with 32,007,381.82 for the same period in 1937-38. December receipts totaled 5,929,451.89, down from 6,198,762.35 in December. Highway fund six-month receipts stand at 16,349,955.06 versus 16,086,237.20. General fund receipts reach 14,410,608.29 as against 947,144.62 in the prior year.
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North Carolina
Revenue Department
Raleigh
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