Senate condemns McKeley attack on Hoover war record
In Washington on December 18, Republicans quickly defended President Hoover against Democrat McKe lly of Tennessee who questioned the accounting of a $100 million relief fund. Senators Vandenberg and Glenn condemned the insinuation, with Glenn denying any dishonesty and Vandenberg asserting the war record should not be tarnished.
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Mr. Hoover
Market Rebounds as Bears Take a Hit on Renewed Confidence
The stock market rallied from a deep selloff with sharp gains across many issues led by Auburn and Case, as short sellers faced losses. Trading quieted, with money easing as money loans renewed at 2 percent and outside loans at 1 1 2 percent, signaling short covering more than fundamental strength.
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Associated Press
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Eastman
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Air Reduction
Caracolo
American Can
Consolidated Gas
Iuiggett and Myers
U. S. Steel
German Vice Consul Faces Mischief in Chicago Lectures
At Northwestern University a German vice consul Dr George Schaller reported multiple misfortunes to his automobile. Thief stole the car, antifreeze worth 15 cents, and a parking ticket was attached. When asked about the security, he replied the subject was Good Will.
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Chicazo
Northestern Univerisity
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Three Missouri Banks Close Today Amid Board Action
Three Missouri banks including the Bank of Osage were closed by their board of directors in Lin the Ponds of the Bias partment. Also shut were Union Savings Bank at Monica City in Monroe County and State Bank of Collins at Col- l. No reasons were given for the closures.
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Suspects held in Maryville teacher slaying case
Two men, Eddie Johnson of Des Moines and John Frouge of St Joseph, are jailed in Mount Ayr pending alibi checks for the Velma Colter murder near Maryville Missouri. Authorities also question farm laborers nearby as they chase footprints and a missing weapon in a brutal schoolhouse killing. A suspect in Sedalia, Raymond Gates of 40, was detained near a greenhouse after claiming danger and noting prior Missouri prison time. He denied Maryville ties and appeared unsettled, with worn shoes and swollen feet from travel.
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Sayer
Velma Golter
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I. E. Hunt and Sons Construction Co
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Guatemala Falls Under Short Lived Regime Amid Citywide Clash
Guatemala City faced a swift turnover as three governments ruled within a week after a street battle Tuesday afternoon that left 57 dead or wounded. General Manuel Orellana will serve until Lazaro Chacon recovers from illness, with Baudili Palma a refugee at the German legation. The fighting claimed war minister Mauro DelLeón and saw a fatal duel between Colonel Fllette Aguilar Bonilla and J. Grijalde. Authorities expect normalcy by nightfall.
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Italian air armada delayed by bad weather in Spain
Weather delays the Italian air armada en route from Italy to Rio de Janeiro with a stop at Kunitra and Morocco. Six seaplanes, separated yesterday in a storm near the Balearic Isles, are expected to join eight planes that completed the hop from Orbetello. Two of the six Iviza relief planes accompany the twelve-ship contingent for Atlantic crossing.
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Snowy Deep South Hit By Record North Carolina Snow
The South endures its heaviest snow of the season with 30 inches in North Carolina. Two deaths linked to the cold are reported as roofs collapse on six buildings in North Carolina and Virginia close schools in Patrick County and towns in North Carolina. Roanoke workers clear snow as warmer weather is forecast later today.
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Chinese Planes Bomb Reds. 500 Reported Killed in Hunan
Nationalist air forces claim to have killed 500 Communist troops in Northern Hunan in a 24 hour period ending at 11 tonight. The attack targeted areas where Reds recently seized cities Lichow Tsingsh and Kungan. Red artillery along the Yangtze River continued to threaten shipping. Rev Gutherte Birkhead and Mrs Birkhead to host her parents Mr and Mrs Glass and family of Halden Missouri.
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Halden, Mo
Missouri Law Repeal Aims At Prohibition Enforcement
Kansas City dispatch reports Representative William H. Lafferty plans to introduce in 1931 a bill repealing Missouri prohibition enforcement laws. He targets the McCawley bone dry law of 1923 and notes past efforts stalled by parliamentary maneuvers. Lafferty argues legislators would vote for repeal if they abstain from drink.
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William H. Lafferty
Jackson County
Missouri
Lafferty
House
Committee
WENINGHAS NAMED TO FEDERAL POWER BOARD DESPITE GROWING OPPOSITION
Frank R. McNinch of North Carolina wins committee approval to join the federal power commission amid opposition from Loyal Democrats. Cameron Morrison, newly sworn-in senator, backs McNinch as Josiah Bailey pushes to block the nominee. McNinch denied links to Hoover or water power interests amid the debate. In London the Prince of Wales plans to resume fox hunting using loaned horses rather than purchasing new mounts.
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Frank R. MeNinch
North Carolina
Senate
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Lee
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