England Resists Japanese Demand Over Yangtze Shipping
London reports Britain will not bow to Japan’s bid to close the Yangtze to neutral merchant ships. British officials say they will retain control of British vessels in Chinese waters and oppose Japan’s expanding authority in areas under its military rule. An Tokyo observer foresees recognition of a Peiping regime as China’s legal government.
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Yangtze River
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China
Yokyo
Peiping
Rockefeller Heir Leads Quiet Student Life Amid Public Scrutiny
The article profiles John De Hagkefuller Jr., Rockefeller kin, living modestly while pursuing advanced study. It notes his Harvard education in history and literature, later study in economics, time in London, Chicago, and aims for a PhD. It mentions a conservative stance and low-key lifestyle surrounded by staff and a Harvard milieu.
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My Wirluam Media
Lonbon
John de Hagkefuller, Jr
Dawn Li
Wye
Bondar
Cooneics
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Shires
Wath Walters
Minneapolis
Persally
Loredia Ketical
Altimugh Rickefeller Dushtate
Rockefeller
Airepnoya
Bayi
Henry Watle
David
Din Acre
Res
Londo
University of Chicago
Allotments From Equalizing Fund Declared
State Department of Education Wednesday announced 32805 dollars from the equalizing fund to fund school districts across 24 counties. Included are Paynes Chapel in Arkansas county with 80 dollars and Immanuel in Arkansas county with 300 dollars.
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Lipyle Rock
Paynes Chapel
Arkansas County
Immanuel
Olulona Special
Chirk County
Hot Spring County
Bie Fork
Polk County
Business Leaders Meet Roosevelt for Economic Talks
Washington reports a presidential session with five top industrialists led by AFL figure and a U S Treasury plan, as Alfred Sloan and other executives from General Motors National Steel and John Manville describe a constructive exchange. They hope congressional action and closer cooperation will aid the economy amid recession.
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Business Fund
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Wemnesday
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AFL
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General Motors Corporation
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National Steal
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M W. Clament
Pennesylvia Radeoadt
Colby Chester
Butere
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Brea
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Mocelain
White House
Congress
Donald Bt. Hichberg
Cefuiet Nra
Circh
Roosevetay
Chester
League
Weir and Sloan
Tuexley
Nunc
Statues Restored at Mission San Juan Capistrano
Statues broken by the 1812 earthquake and toppled from their pedestals have been restored to their positions at the mission. The repairs were completed by order of Reverend Arthur J. dintehusen, pastor, following decades of neglect.
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San Juan Capistrano
Arthur J. Dintehusen
Demand It Include North If Lynch Bill Is to Be Law
Senate debate on the anti-lynching measure grows, with Georgia Sen. Russell leading the opposition. Railroads claim 150,000 jobs could be created to boost traffic after a third-quarter downturn. The House approved a broad presidential power to veto or carve out items in appropriations, enabling executive control over spending with possible congressional oversight.
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Washington
Senate
Russell
Georgia
J. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Pelley
Howe
FDR
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Kbvernajyent
SUNY
Tennessee Valley Authority
Starnes Deny
TVA
Woodrum Dem
Va, Who Steered the Independent Offices
Hagger
Oryvyster
N. Yo
Injunction Against Backpay Dropped in Arkansas Court
LITTLE ROCK V Fi W H Pool took a voluntary nonsuit in Pulaski chancery court on his injunction petition to stop payment of back pay to county tax assessors and clerks for 1933-34. The suit was postponed to January 24 for final hearing. The nonsuit leaves Pool the right to refile. no reason was given. The ruling rests on a temporary insanction obtained by Pavol.
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Little Rock
vFi
W. H. Pool
Pulaski
Misunderstanding on Social Security lump-sum claims clarified
Texarkana field official warns many unpaid lump-sum benefits exist due to a 34 percent misreading of total wage credits under the Social Security Act. He notes large sums are owed to workers and family members for deaths or reaching age 65, and urges correct filing and deductions.
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Englaves
Ares
John H. Cooter
Sovial Security Board
Tesarkana
Ark
Cooter
Chuuney
Fedel Uial
Persen
Maryins
Cooter Sil
Waverad
Conmecion
Polk
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Sevier
Howard, Pike, Clark
Ouachita
Nevada
Hempstead
Little River
Muler
Lafayette
Columbia
Union
Bowie
Texas
Cass
Federal Building
Pesurkaun
Nashville Opens New Postoffice in Arkansas
Nashville Arkansas opens a new post office costing 40000 dollars. The modern building is larger than the old facility and will enable faster, more systematic handling of all mail as ceremonies mark the debut.
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Nashville
Ark
Thought on Patience and Perseverance
A concise quotation attributed to Tryci Edwards: he emphasizes that patience sustains endurance and perseverance brings frequent need for patience through trials and opportunities alike. The wisdom links steadfastness with repeated testing, urging steady resolve.
Mind Your Manners Quiz on Engagements and Etiquette
A column presents etiquette Qs on adoption announcements, who announces engagements, rings at second engagements, dress and veils for remarriages, and who gives away the bride. It provides answers: yes to adoption announcements, no to the family of the bride’s father, yes a widow may wear the engagement ring again, no to a second carriage, and the option of wearing white without a veil is acceptable though rare.
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Wislow
Condor numbers drop to two small colonies in California
Santa Barbara reports the giant American condor, once ranging from the Columbia to Mexico, now exists in only a few small colonies. Leo Swanson estimates about 50 condors live in two colonies in the Santa Barbara National Forest, with two small colonies in Kern County also noted. An expedition in spring will attempt to photograph the birds in their habitat.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Columbia River
Mexico
California Mountains
Leotard Swanson
Santa Barbara National Forest
Kern County
White House Classified Page Questions Origins and Facts
The page poses trivia about a spokesman and the original Siamese twins, asks if many Texas Jong karo cattle still remain, and inquires what fry and fingerlings are. It also notes that doctors often write prescriptions in Latin so patients cannot understand, ending with a prompt about the White House.
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Texas
Dovers
White House
First Parliament of Soviet Meets in Moscow
Soviet Russia's new Red parliament opened its first session with Joseph Stalin and other leaders watching. Deputies elected December 12 in the first election under the new constitution delivered their messages to Stalin, declaring his counsel and advice to be law across Russia's vast territories.
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Moscow
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalin
Avocado Season Is Cut to Three Months
Santa Barbara growers announce avocado harvest will be limited to three months due to unusual crop conditions. The crop will be plentiful during the period, with the usual yearlong season shortened to a compact window between now and March.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Growers Association
Presbyterian Men to Meet Thursday Night
The Presbyterian Men of the Church will assemble at 1 15 p.m. Thursday at the church where dinner will be served. All members are urged to attend.
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Presbyterian
State Safety Campaign to Continue in 1938 Arkansas
State Highway Department will carry on a vigorous safety drive through 1938 following a November December campaign proclaimed by Governor Bailey as Traffic Safety Months. The effort draws support from State Police, local officers, civic groups and schools to reduce traffic fatalities, with December showing a decline up to Christmas and ongoing promises of improved vehicle conditions and inspections.
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Harvey Booth
State Highway Commission
State Highway Department
State Highway @——Department
Carl E. Bailey
State Police Department
Bcal
Ur Police
Highway Department
Tls
Arkansas
Booth
Hriday
Bonn
Chrismas
Samoan Clipper Wreck Found Dead Crew After Loss
Pan American Airways chief Juan Trippe announces Captain Edwin C. Musick and six crewmen are dead as wreckage from the Samoan Clipper is found near Pago Pago. Navy Avocet reports debris pickup while Apia harbor sighting raises fatality questions.
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Washington
Juan Trippe
Pan American Airways
Edwin C. Musick
Honolulu
Navy
Avocet
Pago Pago
Tutila
Tutua
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco
Calif
Pan- American Airways
Apia
British Samoa
American Samoa
Auckland
N. 2
Airways
Apia Harbor
Musick
Hawaii
Kingman Reef
Samoa
Cotton Opens and Closes Steady in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans cotton opened at 3.64 cents per pound and closed at 8.64 with spot prices steady. Market notes mention unsettled bids and short covering as traders watch futures moves.
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New Orleans
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