Shanghai Sky Raid Recalls Battle Over Yangtze Fronts
Two Chinese air raids struck near Shanghai and Woosung while Chinese and Japanese forces clash along the Yangtze delta. Japanese claim several aircraft shot down. foreigners seek safe zones as Nanking and Wuhu operations continue and calls for evacuation grow.
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Shanghai
Japan
Woosung
Whangpna
Manila Tribune
H. H. Kung
Hongkong
Kung
China
United States
Taiyin
Yangtze Delta
Nanking
Wuhu
Yangtze River
Hangchow
Province
RB. E. Brown
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mokanshan
Chekiang- Anhwei
Panay
Kwanfueh
Anhwei
Kiangyu
Pittsburgh Men Face Mail Fraud Trial Over Banana Plantations
Witnesses from across the nation resume testimony in Pittsburgh district court as two defendants Claude Webb and Crawford Kennedy face charges of mail fraud in the promotion of Mexican banana plantations. Government says buyers purchased barren lands sold as banana lands. testimony includes purchases from Jantha Plantation Company and stories of cash payments and installments by buyers in Seattle, Marenisen, Council Bluffs, Newark and other cities.
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Pittsburgh
Jantha Plantation
Claude 71, Webb
Crawford H. Kennedy
Bowyer
Joseph EF. Larsin
Seattle
Wash
Feadiry
H. Cox
Marenisen
Minh
Webb
Kennedy
van W. Liddell
Council Tas
Andrew J. Beifus
Newark
N. J
Free Toy Matinee features Tim McCoy and Our Gang comedy
The Free Toy Matinee will show Ace of Aces featuring Tim McCoy a two reel Public Ghost No 1 with Charley Chase Reunion in Rhythm Our Gang short and a cartoon Alias St Nick A toy drive invites the public to drop off unused toys at the Manos and Indiana theatre lobbies or call to arrange pickup for larger items by club car.
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Tim McCoy
Charley Chase
Our Gang
St. Nick
Manos
Indiana
Judge Lewis heads Masons in Pennsylvania grand lodge
Judge Robert R. Lewis of Coudersport was elected grand master of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Pennsylvania at the annual meeting in Philadelphia. He succeeds Harold N. Rust of Wilkes-Barre. New officers include William H. Brehm deputy grand master, John A. Lathwood senior grand warden, Scott S. Leiby junior grand warden, J. Sommers Smith grand treasurer, and Harold N. Rust grand secretary.
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Philadelphia
Robert R. Lewis
Coudersport
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Pennsylvania
Harold N. Rust
Wilkes- Barre
William H. Brehm
John A. Lathwood
Pittsburgh
Scott S. Leiby
Harrisburg
J. Sommers Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Powell Cautious In HOLLYWOOP Der 2 Up
Powell, cautious fellow, returns from European rotation and insists his contract guarantees at least one afternoon off for Christmas shopping in The Baroness and the Butler.
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Powell
William Powell
Stokowskis to Be Divorced in Las Vegas
Evangeline Stokowski filed for divorce from Leopold Stokowski, conductor of the Philadelphia Symphony, citing extreme cruelty. They married January 9, 1926, in New York and have two children, Gloria and Andrea. A property settlement covering custody and support is to be incorporated into the decree. hearings likely in secret.
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Las Vegas
Evangeline Stokowski
Aled
Leopold Stokowski
Paladelphia Symphonic Orchestra
Couutisel
Stokowski
New York
Gloria Lynha
Andrea Sadia
Revival at Homer City Tabernacle by Brother Pittman
Evangelist C. Tubby preached at Indiana Gospel Tabernacle on Sunrise At Midnight, urging readiness for Heaven as the parable of the ten virgins was cited. He announced tonight’s prophetic message The Collapse of the Present World System with a large chart.
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Indiana Tabernacle
Evangelist C
Tubby
Indiana Gospel Tabernacle
Mr.Sucby
Obituary for SUSTAM JOSEPIL RISING
A funeral service for SUSTAM JOSEPIL RISING will be held at the Curry Run Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. Friday. The body will lie in state in the church from 1 p.m. until service time, with burial at Curry Run Cemetery following.
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Sustam Josepil Rising
Curry Run
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
Restaurant Workers Time Rules Restated
The text outlines wage rules for restaurant staff excluding front office salaried employees. It states overtime pay at one and a half for hours over eight per day and 44 per week, with housekeeping limited to eight hours per day and 44 per week across six days, a maximum daily spread of 13 hours, and front office split shifts averaged over two days.
Morgans Caldwell to be buried after Robinson services
AMES MORGAN CALDWELL will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery after services at 1 p.m. Saturday in Robinson Funeral Home, with the Rev. Harry Prugh officiating. MRS EMELINE BOWSER 83 died at 7 a.m. Wednesday at her home in Valley township Armstrong County. survivors include brothers and sisters from several towns. funeral services led by Rev Erwin H. Bauder to be held Friday at 2 p.m. Burial in Echo cemetery. MRS LEWIS SPICHER died Friday morning at age 60 after visiting her son. formerly Miss Jane Morgan. survived by husband, daughter Hazel Peddicord, son Kyle Spicher, sister Edith Spicher, seven grandchildren. Funeral services at Fairview Baptist Church and interment Hast Mahoning Cemetery.
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Emeline Bowser
RR. Barker
Valley Township
Armstrong County
G. W. Becket Dayton
Mary Andrews
Pittsburgh
Alice Bowser
Kane
Stella van Voorhis
Alaska
Miles Bowser
Evans City
Wellington Bowser
Pasadena
Calif
McClelland
Lewis Spicher
Gyle Spcher
Jane Morgan
William Morgan
Morgan
Spicher
Sicele Spicher
Hazel Peddicord
Kyle Spicher
Hillsdale
Edith Spicher
Indiana
Fairview
Fairview Baptist Church
Clayton Straw
Hast Mahoning Cemetery
Rebecca of Honeybrook returns home from federal schooling
Rebecca King, 14, daughter of Aaron King, appeared before Federal Judge George A. Welsh in Philadelphia on a case testing Pennsylvania’s compulsory schooling law. The Amish family took her from Honeybrook school on her 14th birthday claiming religious beliefs. Judge Welsh took the matter under advisement after Rebecca answered most questions but could not spell out all the Supreme Court justices and an arithmetic problem. The father was freed by court order and Rebecca returned to Chester County.
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Philadelphia
Rebecca
Honeybrook Farm
Chester County
Aaron King
George A. Welsh
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Honeybrack
Welsh
Differential Plan To Return Freight Rates Discussed
Guy K Bard and Donald M Livingst on described their conclusions calling out adverse effects on bituminous mines and miners in Somerset County if intrastate rates did not align with interstate rates. They noted Baltimore and Ohio Railroad routes through Maryland incur interstate freight charges affecting Philadelphia shipments. Testimony at hearings claimed new rates would allow railroads to fund a shift to labor and materials. Commissioner Thomas C Buchanan dissented, accusing railroads of harboring shippers interests and delaying orders to manufacture to push rate increases.
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Guy K. Bard
Donald M. Livingston
Somerset County
Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Maryland
Thomas C. Buchanan
Buchanan
Labor Stakes Peace Hope In Labor Talks
Continued from Page One matter cites observers doubting rapid settlement due to many details to resolve. The report notes possible discussion of measures considered by Lewis and others, with basic issues expected to be settled but terms unlikely to be accepted by CIO G.
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Altho
Lewis
CIO G
Business Conditions Almost Reverse Of One Year Ago
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reports November’s business conditions in its district nearly reversed from a year earlier. Steel mill operations fell to 34 percent of capacity, the lowest since 1984 with one holiday week in 1928. Automobile demand failed to pick up, department store sales lagged October, and October contracts dropped 24 percent from last year while residential building stayed near 1934 levels.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Dispute in United Mine Workers Leaders Weigh Conventions
Leaders may await the January convention of the United Mine Workers, Lewis's union, which holds a large financial stake in his rebel organization. Two settlement options have been explored: a united lumber movement under one banner with a compromise over principles, or an indefinite ceasefire with each side in separate fields.
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United Mine Workers
Lewis
United Lamber
No Steam Service After Lillys Fire
A Lilly Heat and Power Company plant fire disrupted steam service for about 40 businesses and homes. Auxiliary boilers at Lilly High School supplied heat during repairs while inspectors prepared tests and crews worked to restore the company plant boilers after the blaze damaged two storages, a store, and two autos.
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Lilly Heat & Power Company
Lilly High School
Consolidated list of stock tickers and percentages from market page
A dense roster of company names across industries such as aluminum, chemicals, steel, oil, and manufacturing appears with scattered percentage figures. The fragment includes Am Can, Am Tel and Tel, Edison, Kodak, Studebaker, US Steel, Texas Corp, Northern Am, Packard, Loews, Nabisco, and others, interspersed with percentage values and partial ticker clusters.
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Alco Am
Anagouda
Bald Loco
Bendix Avial Beth Steel Briges Mfg
Calumet
Hee Canad Pacific
Cerro de Pas
Comwith
South Cans Edison Consol Oil Corn Products
Crane Co
Lack and
West Dougin
Aircraft du Pont de
Eashnan Kodak
E! Auto Lite
Elee Gen
Fonds
Myiors
Gillette
Hard- Walker
Hudson
oMtar Int Harvester
Gly Int
Niels Canaig Int
Tel
Kennecott
Kresge
Lehigh
Letwigh
Tel and
Myers
Loews
Mack Trucky
Mongom Ward
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Distillers
North Am
Packerd Motor Penna RR Philn
Phillins
NJ Pure Oil Radio Corn
Republic Steel Reynolds
Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific Southern Ry
Mex Orchestra Is Well Received at ISU College
Angell Mercado's Mexican Tipica Orchestra delivered a varied program of Spanish and Latin American music at Indiana State Teachers College. Dancers Luis and Jose Fina Ojeda impressed with spirited native dance while soloists Jose Rubio and Lolita Valdez stood out. The crowd clapped for encores as the performance closed.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Angell Mercado
Tipica
Luis
Josefina Ojeda
Senor
Jose Rubio
Senorita
Lolita Valdez
Roosevelt and Garner Away as Senate Rests in Holiday Mode
President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner were away. Milling government business continued with Hull as the ranking officer. Roosevelt enjoyed a Florida cruise for sunshine while Garner hunted in Pennsylvania. Senator Pillman, stepping into Garner’s chair, presided quietly.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Garner
Florida
Pennsylvania
Pillman
Senate
Hull
Motor Police Pay Raise Opens in Harrisburg
Dec 2 reports say Pennsylvania Motor Police salaries increased by about 700000 dollars annually. Governor Earle approved the raises after Commissioner P. W. Foote recommended them. Base pay for the first class private now stands at 1400 dollars plus subsistence, boosting former troopers by roughly 240 dollars yearly and former highway patrolmen by about 320 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Motor Police
P. W. Foote
Earle
Sweden
Public debt rises 89 cents per capita in Pa
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania public debt per person up 89 cents since 1990. State Treasurer F Clair Ross calls the rise modest noting several states have incurred more than 40 dollars per person since 1930.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvana
F Clair Ross
Ross Saue
Treasury balance and month receipts report
The Position of the Treasury as of November 30 shows receipts of 9 255 943.62 dollars and expenditures of 1 47 779.38 dollars. The balance stands at 2 808 228 140.44 dollars with customs receipts for the month totaling 31 513 457.52 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Seeks Limited December Financing Plan
Secretary Morgenthau announced December financing will cover only maturing securities and refunding needs. A new $480,000,000 issue will be offered to the public Monday, with exchange options for $277,000,000 of 5 1 2 percent notes due February 1. Weekly $50,000,000 90 day bills start December 20.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Treasury
Germany Works for Sino Peace Negotiations
Germany offered to mediate a Japanese Chinese peace via ambassador Oscar P. Trautmann in Nanking. Trautmann conferred with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek as Beijing considered terms including China's participation in the Axis anti Communist pact, Japan's troop withdrawal from China, and assurance that Japan seeks no territorial gains in North China, only economic cooperation.
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Hankow
Germany
Oscar P. Trautmann
China
Trautmann
Nanking
Chiang Kai- Shek
Japan
Markets Hogs, Cattle, and Grains Report
Livestock markets show hogs steady to down with 2.000 head total including 1,500 direct. cattle and calves mixed with Good and Choice dealers at 12.00 to 13.00, lambs 30 cents lower to a top of 9.75, and sheep 6.25 price moves noted. Grains in Chicago trend lower as Liverpool wheat quotes ease. December shipments from Russia appear in small quantities.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Russia
Polarize Your Bridge Table In National Contract Tourney
Washington experts advise players to polarize the table during the national contract bridge tournament. The quirky tip suggests keeping one corner toward the North Star to focus play. In Hollywood, Martha Raye uses punch in a light bout with Bob Hope during a film scene, while a separate incident sees her pushing John Payne, described as good clean fun that hurt.
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Washington
Dec
North Star
Raye Hollywood
Martha
Raye
Bob Hope
John Payne
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