Parliament Opens With Royal Pomp and MacDonald’s New Government
London is abuzz as King George VI declares support for Ramsay MacDonald’s new government. He presses for free trade to continue while signaling disarmament talks, urging peace, League of Nations work, and a successful disarmament conference ahead of Parliament’s session.
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London
House of Lords
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
England
League of Nations
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Westminster
Buckingham Palace
House of Parliament
Mukden Installs Pro-Japan Local Government
An autonomous province in Mukden Manchuria favored by Japan was formally installed with Japanese oversight. Yuan Chin Kai was named governor as Japanese officials directed the ceremony and translations were provided for Chinese speakers. General Miyaski voiced hopes for regional prosperity under the new arrangement.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Japan
Otmage
Yuan Chin-Kai
Miyaski
Shigeru Honjo
Armistice Day Festivities Prompt War Horror Debate
Dr J Elliott Ross of the New Man foundation at the University of Illinois challenges Armistice Day events in Chicago arguing true war truth would show sobbing widows orphans crippled veterans and shattered minds, while speeches and flags glorify the war effort creating a giant falsehood.
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Chicago
J. Elliott Ross
Newman Foundation
The
Catholic Students of the
University of Illinois
America
Good Will
Congress
Ross
United States
Student ID mixup at Hollywood hospital in dog bite case
Hollywood reports a USC student who gave the name Null Void when applying for treatment after a dog bite. Hospital staff asked again, and he insisted that is his real name. Patrolman Voy intervened as the awkward exchange unfolded.
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Hollywood
University of Southern California
Grandi Arrives in New York for Talks with Hoover
Foreign Minister Dino Grandi will be escorted by heavy police through New York on arrival from Italy for conferences with President Hoover. Officials scrapped the planned city reception and will instead meet with Mayor Walker to discuss arrangements. Grandi will be rushed from the Hudson pier to Pennsylvania Station to depart for Washington amid demonstrations feared by anti fascists.
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New York
Dino Grandi
Italy
Hoover
State Department
William F. Deegan
Walker
Grandi
Iiner
Hudson River
Pennsylvania Station
Washington
Warren D. Robbins
Eugene Regnier
Henry L. Stimson
Pierre ‘Laval
France
Macon
Broadway
City Hall
JAP MARRIES AMERICAN IN JOHNSON CITY LICENSE
Videnari Terasaki attache of the Japanese embassy obtained a license to wed Miss Gwendolen Elizabeth Harold of Johnson City Tennessee. Terasaki is 30 years old and the bride is 23.
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Washington
Videnari Terasaki
Gwendolen Elizabeth Harold
Johnson City
Tennessee
Terasaki
Storms and shipwrecks plaguing Panama Canal Zone relief
Storms at sea wrecked at least three vessels near Colon and Grande Island, heightening Canal Zone relief work amid floods and landslides. One drowning reported, about 30 people without food or water for days, a woman gave birth on Grande Island, and several crews were rescued after long ordeals. The Pan American plane sighted survivors west of Cartagena, with authorities expected to coordinate rescue efforts.
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Lawrence
Haas
United Press
Balboa
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Grande
Colon
Orange Key
Panama
Grande Island
Impco
Frank Ormsbee
Pan-American Airways
Ormsbee
Cartagena
Colombia
UNC prepares for induction of new president
Armistice Day events mark the inauguration of Dr. Frank Porter Graham as 11th president of the University of North Carolina. A 250 delegate turnout from 235 colleges will fill Kenan Memorial Stadium for the oath, luncheon, and dinner.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Frank Porter Graham
Graham
Kate Graham
Graham Memorial
Kenan Memorial Stadium
Memorial Hall
W. P. Adams
Stacy
New York
J. Kenneth Proht
Moravian Church
Gardner
Haywood Parker
Asheville
Gram
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of Illinois
Gloria Swanson Remarries Husband After Legal Doubts
Gloria Swanson, the screen actress, honeymooned with Michael Farmer in Yuma after finalizing her divorce from Marquis de la Falaise. They had wed previously in Elmsford, New York, but remarry to ensure the union is legally binding due to questions about the divorce decree.
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Yuma
Ariz
Gloria Swanson
Michael Farmer
Miss Swanson
Marquis Henry de la Falaise de la Coudray
Los Angeles
Farmer
Elmsford
N. Y
New York
Hollywood Couple Walter Huston Weds Nan Sunderland
Hollywood confirms the marriage of Walter Huston, famed Broadway star, to Nan Sunderland, his leading lady in several Broadway successes. The ceremony occurred late yesterday in Hollywood, California, capping the unions of two prominent stage and screen performers.
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Hollywood
Calif
Walter Huston
New York
Nan Sunderland
Holds Court On Top of Barn Painting Silos
In Iontia Michigan on November 10 John Balderson a farmer and justice of the peace fined a road violator who climbed to the silo roof to meet him. The man pleaded guilty and was fined $2 before Balderson resumed his painting duties.
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Iontia
Mich
John Balderson
Justice Balderson
Shelby minister to head Baptists conference
Dr Zeno Wall of the First Baptist Shelby was elected president of the State Baptist Pastors Conference at its closing session. Rev B L Jenkins of Rutherfordton was elected vice president and Rev M L Barnes of Mount Holly secretary. The conference proposed round table discussions and heard talks on pastorless churches and church funding.
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Zeno Wall
Tor
First Baptist
Ebieed
Shelby
State Baptist Pastors Conference
Baptist State Convention
L. Jenkins
Rutherfordton
M. L. Barnes
Mount Holly
George Burnett
Louisville
Caribbean Search for Wreck Survivors
Eleven shipwreck survivors adrift off Colombia's coast were being sought by nearby ships without success. The Costa Rican freighter reported failure to contact the men sighted in a lifeboat and raft near Cartagena, amid wind, rain and poor visibility.
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Lawrence
Haas United Press
Balboa
C. Z
Colombia
Pan-American Airways
Cartagena
Dreiser Faces Adultery Indictment in Kentucky
Pineville Kentucky indictment by Bell county grand jury charges Theodore Dreiser and Marie Pergain with adultery a misdemeanor under Kentucky law. Norton Virginia report says Dreiser says impossible to have misconduct with a woman as charged and notes his coal field investigation work. He is quoted as enjoying conversations with ladies.
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Pineville
Theodore Dreiser
Marie Pergain
Bell County
Kentucky
Norton
Bruce Grawford
Craw
Dreiser Faces Adultery Claim Amid Turbulent Kentucky Probe
Crawford defends Dreiser amid committee findings on terrorism and persecution of miners in southeastern Kentucky. Dreiser reportedly claimed not guilty by Kentucky laws, while acknowledging past companionship with women at Pineville before the panel publicly released its charges. Crawford noted Dreiser and others traveled from Mount Sterling to Bristol for Dreiser’s homeward trip.
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Ford’s
Kentucky
Dreiser
Crawford
Mount Sterling
Bristol
Tenn.Va
New York
Pineville
Five first degree murder indictments planned for Powers
In Clarksburg West Virginia prosecutors seek five first degree murder indictments against Harry F Powers the matrimonial agency operator accused of killing Mrs Asta Buick Eicher and her three children and Mrs Dorothy Pressler Lemke The case ties to the Park Ridge Illinois disappearance and the Worcester Massachusetts link. authorities准备 to seek the death penalty under West Virginia law Powers allegedly confessed to the four killings before later denying some confessions.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harry F. Powers
Asta Buick Eicher
Park Ridge
Dorothy Pressler Lemke
Worcester
Mass
Will E. Norris
Powers
West Virginia
Mrs. Eicher
Greta
Harry
Annabelle
Pierson
J. Edward Law
State Penitentiary
Moundsville
Warning to world on depression schemes ends with a plea
A humorous homefront dispatch from Hollywood notes family letters from servicemen arriving at school and sending remittances. The writer chides mass marketing schemes to end depression, urging them to stop and simply proceed, signing off with a dramatic final request.
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Hollywood
Calif
Go P Plan to Nominate Speaker Despite Democratic Majority
House Republicans plan to nominate a speakership candidate despite Democrats' majority. Representative Tilson of Connecticut, GOP leader, says the party will present the administration agenda and proceed as if in the majority. He cites the Hoover moratorium and favors quick action on rediscount measures, hoping taxes won’t rise.
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Washington
House
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Tilson
Japanese drive bandits from Manchuria train raid
Japanese troops repulsed a 1000-strong Chinese bandit attack on a military train carrying wounded near Chenchiatun north of Mukden. The clash lasted hours, the bandits retreated, then regrouped to threaten Chenchiatun as residents fled in panic.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Chen«ehiatun
Nonni River
Chenchiatun
Heavy Fighting After Japanese Counter Attacks Near Manchuria
Japanese military train carried 173 wounded and 54 dead from Nanni river district as forces entrenched for a counter attack by Manchurian forces under General Ma Chan-Shan. Engagements 37 miles north of Chenchiatun and near Haicheng produced heavy casualties, with dozens of Chinese killed or wounded in multiple districts.
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Nanni River
Ma Chan-Shan
Chenchiatun
Haicheng
Dairen
Supingkai
Teibling
Heinmintun
Japan reports plan to reorganize Chinese government and neutralize Manchuria
A government statement from Tokyo dated November 10 reports Japan plans to reorganize the national government of China and to designate Manchuria as a neutral zone under Japanese protection. The move signals a broader effort to reshape East Asian governance.
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Tokio
China
Manchuria
Japan
Milton Lambeth Dies After Poison Incident At Asheboro
Milton Lambeth, 50, died in Asheboro today from poisoning believed taken yesterday afternoon. Employed by the P and P Chair company he had been in poor health but able to work. Surviving are two sons and two daughters. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Asheboro
Milton Lambeth
Philadelphia youth charged with murder over sister’s suitor
In Philadelphia a 23 year old society man Edward H B Allen was charged with the murder of 23 year old Francis Donaldson III after a quarrel over Rose Allen 19 the sister of the accused. Donaldson struck Allen then Allen returned with a shotgun firing point blank, Donaldson died in hospital. Edward Lucas held as witness Horace Allen not charged.
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Francis Donaldson III
Edward H. B. Allen
Horace Allen
Rose Allen
Edward G. Lucas
Patrick Mullin
Young Allen
Lucas
Donaldson
Allen
Allens
Rose
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