Auto wreck on icy highway injures six near Enter prise hill
Four people were injured when a River Rouge Michigan car skidded on an icy highway near Enter prise hill at 9 30 this morning. Albert Fields and wife Mrs Fields plus Clarice Kearns Ernest Kearns and Bonnie Jean Kearns were among the injured. Bonnie Jean escaped harm. Clarice Kearns is in critical condition and Mrs Fields is serious. A following motorist helped remove the victims and transport them to Cherrington hospital. Dozens of accidents have occurred on the hill despite efforts to improve it.
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Dr. Harry T. Crane Dies at 75 in Cincinnati
Dr. Harry T. Crane a 75 year old retired Baptist minister died in Cincinnati last night AP reports. He lived in the city and served churches in the region for decades.
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Thelma Todds Old and New Loves Before Jurors
Grand jury examines two romances of actress Thelma Todd in a possible murder motive probe. Ida Lupino and her father Stanley Lupino testified about a vacant chair at a party and a romance with a man from San Francisco.
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WPA Women Craft Xmas Toys For Ohio Relief Families
The WPA Women's division reports 7,500 women workers in Ohio sewing projects made holiday gifts. From scraps they created stuffed animals Teddy Bears dolls and other festive items for Relief families across Columbus and the state.
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Woman Charged With First Degree Murder After Fatal Father Shooting
Emma Willis, 18, pictured in Anadarko Oklahoma jail, charged with first degree murder for shooting her father after he forbade a date with a neighbor farmer. She defends action amid claims of long years of abuse by the father. mother supports the daughter's account.
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Anadarko
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No Paper Christmas Day For Logan Daily News
The Logan Daily News will not publish tomorrow so staff can spend Christmas Day with their families. Important news calls will be answered by phone at No. 6 and the office will relay major news breaks from Red Press.
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Fruit Co Manager Killed in Veracruz Air Crash
James G. Flannery, manager of Standard Fruit Company in Vera Cruz, died from injuries after his plane crashed near Catapec Puebla while en route from Papaloapan to Mexico City.
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Compromise on Bonus Bill Seen by Burns
Speaker Burns said a compromise bonus bill may be workable and acceptable to the administration. He hopes the issue can be resolved early to smooth other legislation and aid May adjournment.
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Soviet Fleet Strengthened In Fourfold Growth
Moscow reports naval growth with submarines and destroyers quadrupled in four years and coastguard forces up 1100 percent. Izvestia emphasizes undersea power in Pacific and Baltic, amid Japan and Manchukuo pressure over Outer Mongolia.
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Transient Head Dies in Cincinnati
Miss Ella Charls state director of transients in Louisiana died of a heart attack in Cincinnati. Funeral rites were scheduled for today in Cincinnati after she passed on Sunday.
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Pope Pius Sees Christmas Peace Unfulfilled Yet Hopes Endure
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII told 34 cardinals that a Christmas of peace would not be fulfilled. He warned of melancholy and bloodshed while urging clergy to stay healthily modern and to deepen sacred learning as part of a new encyclical on priesthood.
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Death Plunge Bus Crash Near Hopewell Va Claims 14 Lives
An Appomattox river crash near Hopewell Virginia killed 14 passengers after a bus plunged through an open drawbridge. Investigators seek a driver illness theory while guard Lacy McNair witnessed the event as the bus slid into the icy water.
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Roosevelt Opposes Relief Change in New Deal Policy
The Roosevelt administration defended the existing relief framework, stating 3.5 million able bodied unemployed require federal aid and that the 4 billion dollar work fund must cover them alone. President Roosevelt argued expanding the fund would exhaust resources and shift responsibility to local agencies. Hopkins warned winter conditions and private resource exhaustion have strained federal relief efforts.
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Belden, Republic Steel Counsel, Dies in Cleveland
William P Belden aged 62 senior counsel for Republic Steel Corp died in Lake Side Hospital Cleveland from pneumonia after illness since last Wednesday when he suffered a tonsillitis attack. He had been general counsel for the company for many years.
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Lindberghs Seek New Home Aboard Freighter Voyage
New York dispatch reports Colonel Charles A Lindbergh his wife and their 3-year-old son sail for England on a freighter. Heavy seas threaten a New Year crossing with possible delay at Cobh as an official predicts a stormy Atlantic voyage and a permanent home may be pursued.
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Old Fashioned Holiday Ahead Weather Forecasts For Nation
Weather forecasts predicted continued cold weather across the nation for the holiday weekend. Forecasters eyed thermometers and barometers as winds shifted, suggesting conditions would persist with little thaw before year’s end.
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Police Hold Boy En Route To Visit Dad
Fifteen year old Richard Poston of Canton Ohio is stopped in Pittsburgh as a runaway while attempting to travel to Boston to see his father George Poston. Police detain the boy at the detention home until Canton officers arrive. He says he earned money from a newspaper route and bought clothes and presents for his trip.
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Italy War Tensions Dampen Christmas Across Europe
Christmas eve finds Europe tense amid Italo-Ethiopian war and League efforts to halt the conflict. Britain pushes mutual aid plans under the League Covenant while Turkey seeks French consent to fortify the Dardanelles. Sanctions discussion continues as nations prepare for possible hostilities.
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Bethlehem Christians Pray For End To War On Christmas Eve
In Bethlehem on December 4 AP reports Christian worshippers gathered as bells rang to celebrate Christmas Eve amid prayers for an end to the Italo-Ethiopian conflict. The market town welcomed visitors while churches filled with worshippers seeking peace during the holiday season.
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Seven More Guests to Join Daily News Readers
Seven subscribers will be our guests at the cake presen event at the office with a free ticket for each. Guests are not admitted on Sundays or holidays.
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