Goering seeks aid of America on emigration
Berlin dispatch reports Field Marshal Goering invited American refugee official George Rublee to Berlin to finalize a Nazi emigration plan for German Jews. The move follows Schacht’s London visit on finance for emigration and Chamberlain’s remark about awaiting German leaders’ contribution to European peace. A Paris dispatch notes a U S immigration relaxation proposal to permit temporary asylum for more than 50 thousand Jews by 1940, with limits and transfer conditions. Washington notes German authorities pledge to honor inherited credits for victims of Nazi deeds, pending settlement.
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London
Hermans Wilhelm Goering
George Rublee
International Refugee Office
Berlin
Rubbe
International Committee
Qssistiz Refugess
Gertig
Banker
Goering
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Chamberlain
Commons
Weather forecast snippets from unclear OCR text
Forecast hints warmer conditions and light rain with cloudy intervals, a touch of warmth in certain areas, and colder spells in western regions. Mentioned dates and places include Kentucky and Wednesday with varying temperatures across regions, but the text is garbled and hard to parse.
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Kentucky
Clauly
Key Figures In Waterbury Music Swindle Case Plea
Harry E. MacKenzie pleaded guilty in a $1,000,000 plot to defraud Waterbury, Connecticut. The Waterbury Grand Jury declared him a $900-a week lobbyist for McKessor and Robins, linking him to the scheme and influence efforts.
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Harry E. MacKenzie
Waterbury
Conn
Grand Jury
McKessor & Robins
Mayor LaGuardia Attacked In City Hall Entrance
Mayor LaGuardia was punched and knocked down by a man identified as James Ha, 48, a former WPA supervisor, as he entered City Hall. The assault ended with LaGuardia steadying himself, continuing, and thanking police and spectators. Investigators pursued a fuller account while he resumed duties.
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New York
Der
H. LaGuardia
Puncha
City Hell
James Ha
WPA
Pelham Bay
Aiugan
Ami
Lahey Si Hat Dla
Hogan
Lade
Hall Park
of Federal Bulldne
AFL Unions Seek Labor Act Revisions and Reorganization
The American Federation of Labor convened its 102 unions to study a legislative program for revisions to the Labor Act, housing relief, and government reorganization. Federation attorneys are vetting amendments to the Wagner Act and the convention voted to oppose Constance Walefield Sinth for another Labor Relations Board term.
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Washington
Dhe
Ateriven Federation of Libor
Repre
Nserdy
Consad Walefield
Labor Relations Board
Oppost
Lay N
APT
Guide Released From Jail To Aid Ship Survivors
A jailbreak escapee aids shipwreck survivors and guides a group to a camp near Port Alidingy Bay. Survivors, including Chief Engineer Clair Hywel of Seattle and Captain Steve Johnson of Ket etink-Lord, recount a hazardous storm voyage after the Paitecson wrecked minutes before midnight.
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Dar
Uften
Lita Bay
Sika
Barty
Port Alidingy
Litius Hay
Clair Hywel
Seattle
Steve Johnson
Ketehtkain
Lord
Galeert Bheitelt
Paitecson
Poe
Coster Accused Of Selling Arms To Chinese Leader
Federal authorities explored a claim that Philip Musica Jr as Donald Coster sought to sell 2,000,000 rifles and 100,000,000 rounds of ammunition to an unidentified nation possibly the Chinese general Chiang Kai-shek. Promoter Thomas Bruni and vice president Frederick Wingersky were questioned as agents tied the case to McKesson and Robbins.
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New York
Philip Musica
Donald Coster
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Chiang Kai-Shets
Gregory F Noonan
U.S
Thomas A. Bruni
Frederick Wingersky
Coster-Musiza
New York Post
Bruni
Ben Simon
The
Brons
McKesson and Robbins
Simon
Wingersky
Coster-Mussex
Ganeral
Ambrose WY. McCal
Securities Bureau
Noonan
Coster-Musica
McCall
W. J. Murray, Jr
Columbia
Cosster-Musica
Murray
TVA Record Scrutiny Highlights Nonprofit Profit Claims
Lawmakers debate TVA finances with Rep Wolverton and Kohler clashing over whether TVA expenditures beyond revenue count as operating losses. Witnesses defend nonpower costs such as reservoir lands and recreational areas as unrelated to power operations while TVA supporters stress government budgeting differences.
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Wolverton Redo
Kohler
Iverton
Ot Laday
TVA
Minhlér
Seo Pva
Pam
Chamberlain act disappoints Nazis in Berlin
Berlin reports indicate Premier Chamberlain’s remarks in the British House of Commons disappointed German officials. He urged Berlin to show that it would contribute to a peaceful settlement, signaling hope for a sign from German leadership toward Czech and Slovak resolve. Diplomats close to Berlin awaited concrete steps and the German response to the call for peaceful contribution.
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Berlin
Wess
Chamberlin
Germany
Chamberlain
Beaave of Commons
Hitler
Four Die In Flaming Coast Guard Plane Crash
Four Coast Guard service members died when a coast guard plane crashed near Borne, northwest of San Antonio. Victims include Lieut. PF S Lyons of El Paso, Rupert Germaine of LA, George C Latham of Fort Bliss El Paso, and Ensign C H Peague of El Paso. Fire forced the pilot to avoid the town, crashing on a pasture near the San Antonio Borne highway. bodies were severely burned and unrecognizable.
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San Antonio
Tex
U. S. Coast Guard
Borne
Here
PF. S. Lyons
Coast Guard
el Paso
Rupert
Germaine
S. Coast Guard
George C. Latham
Fort Bliss
C. H. Peague
U.S Naval
Ed Bierschwale
Toll of Winter Heavy in Europe
Winter brought a deadly toll across Europe with a Lisbon ferry collision sinking a vessel and 25 believed drowned, London reports 23 degrees. Fasinet Rock lighthouse keepers fail to receive relief as northeast wind hinders rescue. Paris and suburbs record nine deaths as frozen canals trap barges. rail signals freeze in Scandinavia with Norway at 25 below and Sweden at 20 below. Hungary endures bitter cold.
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London
Ies Tegas
Lisbon
England
Fasinet Rock
Wost
County Cork
Ireland
Paris
Scandinavia
Norway
Sweden
Hungary
Man Arrested by FBI Over Suspicious Arms Codes
In Philadelphia on December 20 a man described as suspicious was detained by the local FBI office after officers found what appeared to be arms specifications codes in his room. No further details were provided about his identity or motives.
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Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Grave events loom in Europe says Moscow editorial
Moscow editorial in EpI-Le Journal de Moscow denounces Prime Minister Chamberlain policies as Europe faces gravest events since September 1938. Reports from Washington and Berlin note allegations of fraud and perjury before the American claims commission and Charles A. Lindbergh’s Berlin visit on the eve of his Paris flight.
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Moscow
le Journal de
Chamberlain
Europe
Advisory Unit to Roper Plans to Resign
Washington December 2. Forty four prominent industrialists and financiers on the Commerce Department Business Advisory Council proposed to resign to test the business cooperation policy of the next Secretary of Commerce. They would quit to give his successor a free hand in selecting advisers. The move targets no one specific, though Hopkins is favored for practical reasons by some. Richard C Patterson Jr would remain as assistant secretary and supervise direct departmental relations with business.
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Irving Perimeter
Washington
Commerce Department
Daniel C. Roper
Hopkins
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Best
Business Council
White House
Richard C. Patterson
Department
Patterson
Radio
NRC
Shifeld
Cooper Will Ask For State Audit
Nashville December 20 Governor elect Prentice Cooper refuses to name his administration picks but pledges an independent audit of state accounts before taking office and a policy of rigid economy. He will cut legislative staff and officials, and have Auditor W M Duncan review balances to be turned over by the outgoing administration amid a surplus dispute between Priest and Burke. Bass may return as education commissioner.
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Nashville
Prentice
Cooper
Thew
House
Senate
W. M. Duncan
Belances
Marshall Priest
Henry Burke
Priest
Burke
Foremer
W. A. Bass
Bass
Strike threats stop food supply in New York area
Buffalo December 20 UPI a strike by the Western New York Produce Workers Union Local 558 of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters threatened to halt the food supply to New York City at the height of the Christmas season. Drivers foremen and helpers voted the strike after wage talks with the Western New York food industry employers group collapsed. The union claims 600 members and warned of pickets at key distribution points, potentially affecting chain stores except Atlantic and Pacific signed.
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Buffalo
UPI
New York
Freiduce Workers
Lova
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Frank Zee
Wisgure
Frontier Food Terminal
Zee
Atlantic and Pacific
Indictment targets AMA and 21 physicians over trust charges
A federal grand jury indicted the American Medical Association, three local medical societies, and 21 physicians including Dr. Olin West and Dr. Mortis Fishbein for Sherman anti trust violations. The case centers on Group Health Association and opposition to independently run medical care plans amid debates over compulsory insurance and doctor hospital affiliations.
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Washington
American Medical Association
The
Medical Society of the
District of Columbia
Harris County
Tex
Germany
Europe
Wich
Group Health
Mediine
United States
Amean Meri Association
Ittself
Groap Health
Mutual Defense Sought At Parley
Pan American delegates weighed a mutual defense pledge against aggression as wars raged in Spain and China. The Lima draft, by Brazil’s chief delegate, seeks a united stance against any aggressor and includes all aggressors. Adjournment eyed by Monday or Tuesday.
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Spain
China
Lima
Brazil
United States
Receivership Bid Nominated for Fidelity Investment Firm
In Clarksburg West Virginia a petition seeks establishment of receivership for the Fidelity Investment Company of Wheeling amid alleged fraudulent practices by the Securities Exchange Commission. The filing was made by Ray L Strothersha McDonald on behalf of New York and Philadelphia attorneys for contract holders Robert McCannnes and others. The matter will be reviewed by Federal Judge W E Baker.
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Clarksburg
Fidelity Investment A:ion
Wheeling
Securities Eschange Commission
Federal Quart Cloris
Liw
Ray L. Strothersha
McDonald
New York
Philadelphia
Helen Keller Choice Girl To Get Braille Gift This Christmas
Joan Higgins known as the Helen Keller of her generation, a blind deaf child in Chicago, is to receive a major educational gift from Dr. Robert J. Gault of Northwestern University. He reveals she has learned braille symbols for basic words and will study spoken vocabulary, marking a significant advancement in her literacy.
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Helen Keller
Joseph A. Rawlings
Chicago
Robert. J. Gantt
Northwestern University
Joan Higgins
Gault
de Gault
Ure Aseri
van Institute
Jost
Gool
Walt
Jon
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Penrith Fate Iiddinz
Ignace
Saince Weldwane
Coster Musica
U. & Attorney
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Charles F. Michaels
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Frank Donald Custer
Edward W. Hubbard
Allentown, Pa
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Musica
Hubbard
Wall Street
McXesson & Robbins
John M. Kantor
MacKinlay Kantor
Hayor Laguardia
AFL
Congress
Menga Marady
Vity
Armirkeeness
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Lawrence
Ccvampans
Ludinceon
Coster
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Teton
Fame
Salem
Mass
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Icy
Washington, Des
Math Hellans
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
Brinve
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Chari Uh
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Thomas Inskip
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Adolf Hitler
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