Girl 13 Fighting For Life After Quigide Attempt
In San Francisco on November 29, Yeonng Ventises, 13, lies critically hurt after a self inflicted gunshot to the mouth in what police call an attempted death on Thanksgiving Day. Parents from Albuquerque, New Mexico, visit the hospital as doctors report the girl regaining some strength but remaining in critical condition. The girl had been engaged to Harold Smart and had tensions with her father cited as a cause.
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San Francisco
Yeonng Ventises
Mies Vontrees
Ross Vontrees
Albuquerque
X. M
Ventrees
Towa
Dr. Geleer
Mattel Duell Leponte
Vantees
Rocckwell
Schedule debating tourney in April in Missouri
The Missouri high school debating league announces the state championship will be held at the University of Missouri in April next year, moving up from May to allow the winner to represent Missouri in the inter-state contest. Eight district winners will advance to the state tournament, with district directors named across eight regions.
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Columata
Missouri High School
University of Missouri
Charles H. Willams
Missouri
Northwest
B. Cramer
Smithville
McDonald
Trenton
M. B. Vaughn
Montgomery City
Charles Banks
University City
J. N. Hawthorn
Independence
Joan W. Gililand
Aurora
G. J. Burger
Washington
J. Schultz
Cape Girarduau
Three Fined After Assault Conviction
In Hiawatha Kas two 15 year old girls and the convicted youth’s father were fined for contempt of court after Clarence Thompson’s criminal assault conviction. Bernice Thompson Edith Garland were fined 1 each and W. W. Thompson was fined 10. They were ordered jailed until fines are paid for allegedly intimidating a witness. Jury selection began today for Orville McGary’s trial.
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Hiawatha
Kas
Clarence Thompson
Bery
Bernice Thompson
Edith Garland
Orville McCary
Thompson
W. W. Thompson
McGary
Riots in Poland injure 200. anti semitic unrest spreads
In LWOW Poland on November 29, crowds from nearby towns aided by nationalist students attacked Jewish shops. One student died and several workers injured in the turmoil. Police and authorities moved victims to capitals for care as tensions rose.
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Lwow
Poland
Manifel Oeder
Home Loan Banks Ready to Begin Operation
Franklin W. Fort announces ten of twelve regional Home Loan Banks ready to make loans with one approved application from the Third District Bank in Pittsburgh. subscriptions to stock totalled over 1.3 million dollars, with the system not yet drawing treasury funds. Each bank will set its own interest rate, guard against excessive charges, and prepare to lend once funds are available.
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Washington
Franklin W. Fort
Federal Home Loan Banc Board
Third District
Pittsburgh
Terri
Plessburgh
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Jon
Treasury
Biateawa
Boston
Portland
Mer
Wen
Death of Former Soviet Leader Denied
Moscow reports said Zinoview, once a Soviet power figure and now exiled from the Communist Party inner council, died after a heart attack allegedly following expulsion from the party. The foreign office denied the death and offered no location for Zinoviev.
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Moscow
Drngory
Sinoviets
Communist Party
Seriotary Ii
Zinovinfe
Agilinat Joeseph Stalin
Kremlin
Foreign Office
Zino- Viel
Henry Ford on road to recovery after surgery
Henry Ford, 69, showing recuperative powers, appeared likely to fully recover from the illness that led to a major surgical operation on Saturday. He rested comfortably in a Henry Ford Hospital bed as doctors reported normal respiration and temperature following treatment for strangulated hernia and infected appendix.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Henry Ford Hospital
Ford
Community medical center study urges health training overhaul
A historic committee report calls for reorienting professional medical education to meet evolving needs, training nursing attendants nurse midwives and hospital administrators, backed by foundations and major medical groups. It highlights deficiencies in service, urges broader scientific care, better cost control, and regional planning to expand access particularly in urban and rural areas. A concluding obituary note about Mrs. honor remarks on traditional roles.
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Rev. Lyimnan Wilbur
American Medical Association
American Dental Association
Pernenki
Communitiea
Nathan
van Ettan
New York
Apa
Missouri candidates chosen for Rhodes Scholarships
Columbia Mo November 29 AP fourteen Missouri candidates for Rhodes Scholarships were announced today by Dr S Kerby Miller University of Missouri and state selection secretary Two will be chosen in St Louis December 8 to attend the regional meeting December 12 when scholarships to Oxford University England will be awarded The Missouri nominees include A W Diddie Hamilton Lyman E Fort Vandalia Allen Gold Columbia Harold B Kline Columbia William H Lenz Concordia Others listed include Donald Albright Liberty Hon A Gilchrist Webster Graves Waukinstaiy Hamel Isutz Kirksville State Teachers College Franklin Miller St Louis Swarthmore College Robert J Rothback Flat Rock Gy La Notre Dame Yale Edward H Tenney Jr Webster Groves Oberlin Willis J Wager St Louis Washington University Frederick Wake man Scranton Kan Park College
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Columbia
Oail
Missouri
S. Kerby-Miller
University of Missouri
State Committee On Selection
St. Louis
Dee Maines
Kansas
Nebraska
Town
South Dakota
Minnesota
Oxford University
England
A.W. Diddie
Hamilton
Lyman E. Fort
Vandalla
Allen Gold
Harold B. Kline
William H. Lenz
Concordia
Donald Albright
Liberty
Brown University
A. Gilchrist
Webster Graves
Waukegan
Kirksville
Franklin Miller
St. Lous
Swarthmore
Robert J Rothback
Flat’ Rigay
Notre Dans University
Jones Blam
Houses City
Yale University
Edward H. Tenney, Jr
Webber Groves
Oberlin College
Willis J. Wager
BE. Louis
Washington University
Frederick
Wakeman
Scranton
Kan. Park College
Bank blast at Lagse de shatters town
Bandits blew up a bank at Lagse de and damaged surrounding buildings. Vault intact, but safe deposit boxes were looted. Post office nearby reported postage stamps taken. Town awoke to the blast as wreckers caused damage and a motorist reported a sighting. Officials said money and valuables were stolen and the incident raised security concerns.
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Aglere
MOQ
New Yorkers win in bridge tourney
New Yorkers top three in the national mixed team title at the American Bridge League tournament. H Huber Boscowicz, Mrs Huck Fry and Olga Hilliard led Cavendish City club players to victory after 40 boards of play.
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New York
Cavendish Clits
Judge Ernest Gantt Named Missouri Chief Justice
Judge Ernest Gantt begins a one year term as chief justice of Missouri's Supreme Court. He succeeds Frank B. Atwood. rotation among seven justices determines presiding duties. Gantt previously presiding judge of division one, succeeded by Judge Williams, with retirement of Judge John Turner White affecting division two.
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Ernest
Gantt
Mis.souti Supreme Equyk
Frank B. Atwood
Missouri
Jude
Wiliams
Frank
Kirkagilis
George Robb Ellison
Mary~ Yille
Will
John. Turner White
Papen Likely Choice Serlin Chosen Chancellor
Reports from The News indicate Franz Von Papen is expected to support a cabinet formed by General Kurt Von Schleicher as the Reich government moves toward a new chancellor amid political turmoil in Germany.
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Papen
Serlin
Franz von Papan
Reich
Bolitl
Cal. Elreles
Neeig
Kure von Selileiaher
Hunger marchers told to see city in Toledo Ohio
Seven hundred hunger marchers protesting food and lodgings were ordered out by Mayor A Q Thacher after arrival from Detroit. They were housed briefly at the Community Welfare House where breakfast was served. some claimed beans and sour potatoes. A marcher returned to eat and others threw food until Welfare House staff and police halted the disturbance.
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Toledo
Jim
Laday
A. Q. Thacher
Legion Plans State Meeting in Springfield
Nearly 100 members of the Forty and Highh Legion organization from six Missouri chapters will attend the annual state meeting in Springfield Saturday night and Sunday morning. Twenty candidates will be initiated, including Bele O'Brian of Burly-Ha and K Earl Springfield, with others from Ilkeston Haiti Monafield and Bedelia.
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Springfield
Legion Orsanlea
Lion
Missouri
Bele O'Brian
Burly- Ha
The
Legion
Earl Springfield
Legislatur-Elot
Ilkeston
Haiti
Monafield
Bedelia
Texas Daily Oil Production Fixed by Texas Railroad Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission set a maximum oil output of 396000 barrels daily for the Mast Texas Oil Field. It adopted a plan allocating two thirds of the top allowable to wells and one third to pressure and acreage factors, detailing per well bottom hole pressure and acreage prorations.
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Austin
API
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Wickenburg Sees First Fiscal Year With No Property Tax
Wickenburg Arizona reports its second year without a property tax levy as of the start of the current fiscal year. The town, about 65 miles northwest of Phoenix, began with a budget balance led by the State Tax Commission and anticipated revenue projections for the year.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Wicksenburg
Wickenburg
Revenue From Non Tax Sources Totals About 23000 This Year
The report notes revenue of about $23,000 from sources other than property taxes during the year. It highlights the mix of non tax receipts and their role in balancing the budget, with no further details on specific sources.
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Tommy
Weah
Los Angeles
Mickey O'Neil
Pater
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Minneapolis
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Ernest McFetridge
Winniper Spoyisman
God's Lake
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Hob Eddy
Jack May
Ernest Gantt
Eckomoor
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EGION
Taqoma
Wesh
Ernsat G. Loyd
Mary Jones
New Vs England
Lydia E. Pinkham
Texas Daily
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Jack
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Aly
Post-Tribune
Sunda
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Coronado
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