Italy Says England's Fight Not League Conflict
Rome reports Italian officials claim the Europe dispute is Italy versus Britain, not Italy versus the League. Eden’s appointment as foreign secretary is viewed as weakening Mussolini’s chances for East African peace, with Laval Hoare peace plan rejected before League opposition. Fascists renew sanctions resistance and collect wedding rings to fund economic defense. Prince Humbert donates a royal decoration.
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Assacieled Press
Rome
Anthony Eden
Great
Eden
Mussolini
Geneva
League of Nations
Associated Press
Duce
Pontinia
Italy
Fas
League
Humbert
Order of Annuniiata
Relief office shakeup in Cole County court action
Two Cole County residents were notified not to report for work as county relief supervision shifts imminent. District case worker supervisor Claudia Rogers cited non cooperation with state officials as the reason. County court has not received formal notice from the state and may appoint a local agent to oversee relief duties. Kilgroe and Crossley offered no substantial comments amid the replacements.
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Cole County
Oclork
Claudia Rogers
Rolle
Kilgree
Crossley
Post-Tribune
State Office
Kilgroe
L. A. Snorgrass
Bond
W. C. Dixon
Henry Heidbreder
Cole ‘County
Henry J Allen to Become Editor of Topeka State Journal
Former U S Senator Henry J Allen part owner of the Topeka State Journal will become editor January 1 1936 after purchasing one third of the newspaper from Mrs Frank P Maclennan and her daughter Mrs James A Farrell. Remaining ownership held by Arthur J Carruth Jr W P Snyder and others in Topeka Kansas. Court orders weeding of county welfare records and property custody in Cole County and appoints Anne Millikan as county agent. Kilgore forbidden to alter or remove records. a newborn son born at St Marys Hospital noted.
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Topeka
Kans
United States
Henry J. Allen
Topeka State Journal
Allen
Frank P. Maclennan
James A. Farrell
New York
Arthur J. Carruth, Jr
W. P. Snyder
County Court
Cole County
Cale County
M. Wilgroe
L. M. Wilgroe
Anne &. Millikan
Fortimvith
L. M. Kilgree
L. M. Kilgion
St. Mary's
Anne. S. Millikan
R. L. Belew
New Bloomfield
Bethlehem Christmas Eve Under Armed Police Guard
Bethlehem, Dec. 23. Armed police patrol narrow streets as holiday tension rises over Ethopian Mali conflict rumors before Christmas observances. Extra officers posted near the Nativity Church as 150 American tourists and fewer than wartime visitors linger. Jerusalem YMCA plans shepherds service two miles away.
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Bethlehem
Christ
Church of the Nativity
Jerusalem
Lindberghs to England Bitter Threats of Kidnap
Lindberghs plan to sail abroad to escape renewed threats after the 1932 kidnapping of Jon. The Times reports they seek a permanent home in England, with Mrs. Lindbergh pursuing writing and Col. Lindbergh taking time for study. They left secretly from New Jersey with passports and will spend Christmas at sea en route to a safer haven.
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N.J
Lindberghs
Highfield
Englewood
N. J
Lindbergh
Dwight Morrow
Iskard
Maine
Times
England
New York Times
Atlantic
Jon
The
Lindabergh
Lindberg
North
Orient
Japan
Pan American Airways
Transcontinental
Western Air
Aly
North Atlanlic Raye
Pan American
the Times
America
Evangeline Lindbergh
John ©. Lodge
Detroit
Cardiff
Wales
Aubrey Morgan
Paris
Anne Spencer Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Charles, Jr
Hopewell
Col
Henry Breckenridge
Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Tell
Cobh
Irish Free State
Liverpool
Santa Claus
Jon Lindbergh
NRA Terminated by Roosevelt Executive Order
President Roosevelt issued an executive order terminating the National Recovery Administration. Functions were reassigned to the Commerce, Labor, and other departments, with divisions such as review and advisory council transferred to Commerce, and the Consumers Division moved to Labor under the emergency act expiring mid 1937. The NRA dissolution ends a central New Deal agency.
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Washington
NRA
Roosevelt
Recovery Administration
Commerce Department
Tabor Department
Division of Review
Division of Business Cooperation
Advisory Council
Consumers
Labor Department
National Recovery Administration
Al Smith to speak on Jan 25 at Liberty League dinner
Alfred E. Smith, once critical of some New Deal policies, will speak at a Liberty League dinner on January 25 with former Judge Charles A. Dawson and economist Neil Carothers Lehigh. The event stirs speculation on Smiths stance in 1936 and follows a week of political moves including Schalls death prompting Minnesota pundits.
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Washington
Alfred E.smith
Dash Night
American Liberty League
Smith
League
Roosevelt
Charles A. Dawson
Kentucky
Neil Carothens
Lehigh University
Gunbattle in Louisville Ends in Two Deaths
Two men died and a 12 year old boy was wounded when detectives moved to question suspects in a holdup that left bartender Clarence J Red ONeil critically wounded. Miles Davidson of Indianapolis died. Luther Barger 22 was killed. Wilson Chandler 12 remained near death after being used as a human shield as Davidson opened fire.
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Louisville
Tiwo
Miles Davidson
Indianapolis
Luther Barger
Wilson Chandler
Barger
Davidson
Clarence J
Red) O'Neil
East Jefferson Street
Seek solution of mysterious blasts continues at plant
Chief Bruner vows action against labor agitators if found involved as investigators guard Jefferson City plant. A $5,000 reward is offered for arrest and conviction, with authorities cooperating fully. Officials say important points in Jefferson City are under close guard while Australia reports over 100 million sheep yielding about 2 million wool sales annually.
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Bruner
Jefferson City
Australia
State Opposes Counsel Fees in Fire Insurance Case
Attorney General Roy McKittrick urged to oppose a 150000 allowance for special counsel in the 10 percent fire insurance rate restitution dispute. Judge Sevier continued the hearing to January 4 to let McKittrick prepare. Firms Jacobs and Weatherby have already received substantial sums from the impounded 2709000 fund used to refund excess premium collections after a 1922 to 1929 rate battle.
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Roy McKitrick
State Insurance Department
John T. Barker
Kansas City
Nike G. Sevier
Cole County
Floyd Jacobs
Glenn C. Weatherby
Jefferson City
McKit
United States Supreme Court
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Dembeyuina
Holy City
Okla
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Mellane
I Ed Bellans Wii
AL Smith
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Schall
R. Minn
Minnesota
Olson
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Theer
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Guffey
Political Sun
Maverick
D. Tex
Townsend
Sedaled Fress
Irene Bennett Horsley
Enid, Okla
Hollywood
Irene Bennett
Gounsel
Fes
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Schott Bros
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Dalton
MAS
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Schalizss Brown Bilt Shoe Store
Missouri Power & Light Company
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