U S Delays Recognition of Panama Provisional Government
Secretary Stimson said the United States will delay any immediate decision on recognizing Panama's provisional administration. US special interests in the Canal and treaty rights will be weighed before any move, with clarification sought on Alfaro's resignation. Guatemala recognition also delayed pending constitutional clarification of Andrade's regime.
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Washington
Stimson
State Department
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Minister Alfaro
Guatemala
Andrade
Mistress Of Virginia Mansion Weds Tonight
The governor of Virginia's daughter Miss Suzanne Pollard will marry Herbert Lee Boatwright Jr. at the governor's mansion in Richmond in a quiet ceremony with kin and close friends. Governor Pollard will give away the bride, with 500 guests to follow.
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Richmond
Suzanne Pollard
Virginia
John Garland Pollard
Herbert Lee Boatwright
Washington
W. A. R. Goodwin
D. D
Bruton Parish Church
Williamsburg
Sue Pollard
Miss Pollard
National Cathedral School
Boatwright
Dariville
Princeton
University of Virginia
Bachrach
John G. Pollard
Old Dominion
Herbert Lee Boatright
World Figures Share Tributes On Joffre Death
Prominent leaders from France Britain the United States and other nations mourn Marshal Joffre praising his duty honor and humanity. Quotations from Pershing McArthur Dawes George Robe rtson Gouraud Haig and others highlight his role in World War I and the Allied victory at the Marne.
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John J. Pershing
Marshal Joffre
France
Bees
Harley
Douglas McArthur
Charles G. Dawes
London
King George
William Robertson
England
Gouraud
Paris
Marne
Joffre
Lady Haig
Great Britain
Panama Revolt Brings Ten Deaths in Overthrow
Panama City reports a brief coup toppled the government and cost ten lives. The nation awaited the return of its president-designate, Dr Don Ri to assume leadership as the new regime consolidates power after the upheaval.
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Panama City
Panama
Don Ri
Piting Quelled by Rangoon Police Riot in Burma
Rangoon, Burma, Jan 3. Rioting between Burmans and Chinese left at least fifteen killed or injured as police fired on fighters. Traffic halted, stores closed, hotel doors barred. Troops ready to move if needed battle raged near Tharawaddy where rebels once attacked jungle villages and the Citadel.
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Rangoon
Burma
Tharawaddy
Willie Klein Ties Lead In Miami Open Three-Way Battle
Willie Klein of Wheatley Hills shares the Miami Open lead after 18 holes, in a three way tie with Robert L. Gray and Joe Turnesa at Miami Springs. Sarazen did not defend his title this year. All three posted 73s as the second 18 began.
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Willie Klein
Miami
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Wheatley Hills
L. L
Sarazen
Klein
Robert L. Gray
Pearl Beach
Mich
Joe Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Miami Springs
Akerson Leaves Hoover for Private Business
George Akerson will resign as secretary to President Hoover and enter private business likely by mid January. President Hoover expresses regret. a replacement is not yet chosen and may take about ten days. Akerson led public relations for the president. Newton and Richey handled other duties.
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Washington
George Akerson
Hoover
Akerson
Walter Newton
Lawrence Richey
Mr. Hoover
Commerce Department
White House
Masked men tarred and feathered Riverside woman
Riverside Calif Jan 3 Investigators sought the identity of two masked men who tarred and feathered Mrs Anna Wood a 60 year old homesteader at her barn on New Year’s Day causing severe burns. She cannot aid the inquiry due to injuries. The assailants removed her clothes poured hot tar over her body and applied feathers then fled.
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Riverside
Calif
Anna Wood
Wood
Mae Murray Returns To Screen In Talkie
Mae Murray, a favorite of silent pictures, will return to film in a talkie. She visited Lowell Sherman on New Year’s Day, who suggested she play the female lead in a new project he will star in and direct. She began work yesterday. Murray retired from movies in late 1926.
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Hollywood
Cal
Mae Murray
Lowell Sherman
Miss Murray
Bandits Make Albany Bank Hold Up for 5 Thousand
Four men robbed the State Bank of Albany in Albany Indiana this morning escaping with about five thousand dollars. Police launched a search for the suspects as witnesses described the heist and fled on foot.
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Albany
Ind
State Bank of
Trends in 1931 autos at Grand Central show
New York January 3 trends toward pointed radiators low car bodies and faster pickups mark the 1931 auto models shown at the 31st national automobile show. Over 300 new car and chassis models feature design changes including eight cylinder engines, wider access to storage, longer trunks, and lighter responsive clutches with adjustable seats and steering columns.
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New York
Grand Central
Wot
Raince
Widow and Teacher Fly From Gotham In Early Morning Escape
A red haired widow Mrs Beryl Hart and Lt William S MacLaren took off from New Yorks Glenn Curtiss airport at 650 am in the plane Tradewind heading for Bermuda and the Azores with a Paris bound payload They planned a 650 mile Bermuda leg then hoped to reach Horta Azores in 21 hours and land near the Seine within Paris limits in under 50 hours if possible Prior to takeoff MacLaren served as pilot while Mrs Hart expected to assume control soon after launch
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New York
Paris
Bermuda
Azores
Beryl Hart
William S. MacLaren
Notavy
Glenn H. Curtiss
Queens
Long Island
MacLaren
Mrs. Hart
Atlantic
Hamilton
Horta
River Seine
Seine
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Thoroughbreds Die In New Orleans Fire
A New Orleans fire at the Fair Grounds racetrack killed four thoroughbreds. A woman awoke to flames and alerted the fire department, saving many other valuable horses housed in nearby barns. The blaze origin remains undetermined as officials assess damage.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
J. W. Thoman
Clemson Loses Cody After Alumni Shock
Clemson college reports that head coach Big Josh Cody will resign he announced on Thanksgiving Day November 27 and said he would not reveal his next destination for several weeks. Alumni expected he would stay but Cody hinted a move possibly to Vanderbilt as line coach to assist Dan McGugin.
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Clemson College
Josh Cody
Tiger
Spartanburg
Cody
Vanderbilt
Dan Mce Gugin
Frozen loot recovered in Chestertown vault heist aftermath
In Chestertown Maryland on January 38 AP reports a wallet containing 2200 in cash and 20000 in bonds was found in the ice on the Bohemia river. Two state roads department workers spotted it as they crossed a bridge and the bank cashier confirmed the cash and bonds matched about half of the Hartley Delaware West End Dover bank robbery loot from last week.
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Chestertown
Bohemia River
West End
Dover Bank
Hartley
Del
State Roads Commission
McNinch Gets Lost Seeking Office
Washington Jan 3 Frank R McNinch of North Carolina new federal power commissioner got lost the first day on the job. He blamed Colonel Marcel Garlaud another member who told him how to find the commission offices in the interior department. McNinch wandered corridors and finally called for help. He joked it’s a poor man who can’t find his own office.
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Washington
Frank R. McNinch
North Carolina
Federal
Marcel Garlaud
Commission
Interior Department
McNinch
Department
Danville Bombing Mystery Stuns Police
Police investigators probed the blowing up of W C Nosworthy home in Danville Virginia as a wave of explosions unsettled Schoolfield residents. Nosworthy, a former union man now back at Dan River mills, and his family survived unharmed though the blast ripped doors and shattered windows. Nearby labor unrest and a moved furniture truck driver’s tale added to the tense scene as officials pursued leads.
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Danville
W. C. Nosworthy
Schoolfield
Nosworthy
Dan River Mills
s = Schoolfield
J. E. Woodall
Reidsville
N. C
State Line
Woodall
Tobacco
Subpoenas for Lucas and Nutt in Norris drive probes
Washington Jan 3 Senator Norris attack literature in a Republican campaign prompts the senate campaign funds committee to seek funding sources and links to groups. Robert H. Lucas executive director of the RNC is to testify while Joseph R. Nutt treasurer of the committee is also summoned. The inquiry centers on a 50000 dollar fund pledged as security for a 4000 dollar loan and possible ties to Ku Klux Klan activity through the Independent Publishing company and the Pro-Klan Fellowship Forum. Both men deny religious issue links in the Nebraska contest.
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Washington
Norris
Mobdracka
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Nye
Joseph R. Nutt
National
Yeggs Take Safe in Nashville Break-In
Nashville Building and Supply company robbed last night as yeggmen forced entry and stole a safe. Police suspect a careful plan and the crime highlights the risk of break-ins in the city.
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Yeggs
Nashville
N. C
Yeggmen
Nashville Building and Supply Company
Otto Wood’s Bullet Riddled Body Remains in Salisbury
Otto Wood’s body, shot after an escape, has stayed in Salisbury as officials seek burial options. His mother Ellen Wood plans to claim the body for transport to Coaldale West Virginia, but funds are lacking. Duke University offered 59 dollars plus transport to Durham for the body.
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Raleigh
Otto Wood
Salisbury
Ellen Wood
Otto
Coaldale
W. Va
Duke University
Durham
Large Wounded Hawk Grips Hunter's Arm
Macon Georgia January 3 Deep wounds on the right wrist of Dr O F Keen Macon surgeon today told a dramatic story of a chicken hawk death throes with a five foot nine inch wing spread Dr Keen shot the bird on a hunting trip and it struck the ground thinking it dead he touched it and its talons closed in a vice around his wrist until one hunter cut off the hawk s legs and Keen freed himself.
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Macon
O. F. Keen
Keen
Dr. Keen
Mrs Gannon Informed Brother Hartwell Ayers Not Dead
In Fayetteville North Carolina on January 3 two reporters told Mrs M V Gannon wife of Fort Bragg Lieutenant M V Gannon that her brother Hartwell Ayers a Panama City newspaper correspondent did not die Ayers was wounded when revolutionists stormed the presidential palace and his body was to be shipped home Press dispatches later confirmed he still lives though seriously wounded
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Fayetteville
N. C
M. V. Gannon
Hartwell Ayers
Ayers
Fliers Refuel At Raleigh Before Continuing Nonstop
Ray E. Kuser and Miss Dorothy Daniels were forced down at Raleigh to refuel and obtain a weather report en route from Trenton New Jersey to Rockledge Florida. They stayed briefly for food and gas, with murky skies and a light drizzle turning to clear as they departed before 1 pm.
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Raleigh
Jan
Ray E. Kuser
Dorothy Daniels
Trenton
N. J
Rockledge
Fla
Army Cast Offs To Go To Destitutes
Washington Jan 3 The army's cast off clothing will be given to the poor and destitute. Secretary Harley ordered regulations that discarded garments be destroyed unless sold. The articles will be distributed through charitable organizations with stipulations that they be dyed and not sold.
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Washington
Jan
Harley
Glands May Be Used to Shape Genius, Says Huxley
In Philadelphia English biologist Julian Huxley predicted that within a century or two gland manipulation could modify temperament and inherited traits in children and perhaps even confer genius. He argued that gland activity governs temperament and that altering ducts could produce desirable changes.
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Philadelphia
Julian Huxley
King’s College of London University
Huxley
Policeman Held in Beulah Limerick Death Probe
A Washington officer, Robert F. Langdon, was detained at a police precinct as investigators probe the death of 19 year old Beulah Limerick. A hidden bullet hole was found in her head. Langdon had been on duty near the scene from midnight Tuesday to around 6 am Wednesday. Investigators tested two .25 caliber guns owned by Langdon for recent firing, and a second unnamed officer was questioned.
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Washington
Beulah Li
Robert F. Langdon
Langdon
Miss Limerick
John Fowler
Police Department
Revenue collections rise in North Carolina for December
Raleigh January 3 internal revenue collector Gilliam Grissom announced December 1950 receipts for North Carolina totaled 22 020 587 dollars. The month shows an increase of 85 814 dollars over December 1929 and is more than ten thousand dollars above the same month a year earlier marking a rare rise in the long downturn.
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Raleigh
Internal Revenue
North Carolina
Gilliam ‘Grissom
Internal
Enue
Ill Woman Drowns In Shallow Water
New Bern North Carolina reports Penny Arpin a 47 year old wife of Henry Arpin drowned in the shallow water of Jack's Creek last night near Bern. The tragedy occurred under unclear conditions with authorities investigating the incident.
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Newbern
N. C
Penny Arpin
Henry Arpin
Bern
Jack’s Creek
Lastight
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