Stalin Rumors Raise Alarm Over Ill Health Reports
Paris dispatch cites L'Epoque saying sources in London confirmed Turkish rumors that Soviet Premier Stalin is seriously ill. The claim follows daily Kremlin bulletins, with London officials noting a shift from prior assurances. The Star in London questions the health and reports Stalin skipped a dinner in Moscow.
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Star
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Firba
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Berlingske Today
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Sochi
Black Sea
Batum
Truman
Istanbul
Tanin
Tasvir
Eee
Associated Press
Eddy Gilmore
New York
Christmas House Guests and Travel Notices
Miss Helen Pendleton and Mrs. Waldo Bowman of Douglaston arrive in New York City to spend Christmas with sister Mrs. W. Johnson. Misses Klein and Hope return home after visiting Mrs. Blanche Klein. Kansas City guests include Mr. and Mrs. Falkenberg and Dr. and Mrs. Klein. Dr. B. F. Anderson arrives to visit nieces Miss Anna McCracken and Miss Mary McCracken. Mrs. Robert S. Brooks returns from American Lake with newborn daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson attend bottlers convention in Miami with trips to Key West and Cuba. Dean Swarthout leaves for Chicago for three days. Feb meeting in St Louis planned. Prof. Engel’s condition improves at Memorial Hospital. Miss Irene Wente visits from Brookings. Custer arrives from Long Beach to see ill father.
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Helen Pendleton
Laura Pendleton
New York City
Waldo Bowman
Douglaston
L. J
W. §. Johnson
Josephine Klein
McKinney
Tex
Ida Hope
Wellington
Blanche Klein
Charles Falkenberg
Ann
Charles
Robert S. Brooks
Dean Brooks
Marmots Near Extinction Warn Basel Zoological Garden
Basel Basel-Stadt. The Basel zoological garden warns that marmots in the Alps near Basel are in danger of extinction as annual marmot kills have doubled over the last decade to supply marmot fat for salves.
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Basel
L?i
Switzerland
Basel Zoological
Ancient Cathedral Roof Of Silver Needs Recasting
The silver roof of the old Sster Cathedral in Chichester is cracking as death watch beetles undermine the structure. The cathedral, begun in 1088, was damaged by fire and partially rebuilt after the central tower and spire collapsed, with repairs now requiring funds.
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Chichester
Death Watch
Lord Levonfield
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Ple
Pire
Ruins Suffer Further Damage in Violent 1929 30 Gales
The fragment notes ongoing destruction of structures titled j the ruins with mention of further damage during violent gales of 1929 30.
Pheasants in New Jersey Line Up for Shot Odds Defy
In Caldwell New Jersey a hunter named Jimmy Smith shot pheasants with sequential tag numbers 33 536 33 537 and 33 538. He retrieved the birds and tags to prove the coincidences occurred under state fish and game tagging.
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New Jersey
Caldwell
N. J
Jimmy Smith
Jimmy
State Fish and Game Society
Smith
Mother Adjudged Insane In Kansas Killing Case
Mrs. John Schemper mother of two was adjudged insane at a Pawnee county hearing and committed to Larned State Hospital. The case followed a Thanksgiving death at the family home. A jury or judge noted the tragedy involved two girls ages 20 and 15 killed by a shotgun blast.
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Larner. Kan
John Schemper
German Racketeers Sentenced in Connecticut Trial
German racketeers convicted by a U.S. government court were fined and jailed. the case concerns lucrative manufacturing and selling operations, with sentences intended to deter similar crime.
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Trin
Ottawa residents honor local matron at Sunday event
Mrs Eugene McCabrin hosted a Sunday tribute to Eudora Meoneal with attendees including Mrs Koehler and others from Ottawa. Also present were Mr and Mrs Verner Anderson and children, and Mr Soest.
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Eugene McCabrin
Ma Koehler
Mipay
Otawa
Verner Anderson
Ottawa
W Soest
Thanksgiving gatherings dot Lawrence area in social notes
A crowded list of guests and hosts surrounds Thanksgiving events in Lawrence and nearby towns. Families including the Lefhois, Abel, Brown, and Moore households hosted relatives and friends from Kansas City and Gardner, with church circles and community dinners planned and attended.
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