Censorship Row Strains US British Cable Talks
The British government confronted the United States Senate committee over alleged censorship of messages. The State Department called the action a breach of diplomatic courtesy and said it would handle any explanation through formal channels. The episode echoes past exchanges involving delegation leaders and prompted scrutiny of communications between Western Union and embassy officials.
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Associated Press
Kington
Senate Committee
United States
British Isles
Coma
Western Union Tele
Guata Mainister
Y Moses
New Hampshire
Partment
Christmas Day Post Office Hours In Brief
The article notes Christmas Day office closure with selective half day hours for rural carriers and in town mail handling. Patrons should call between 9:30 and 10:30 a. m. to hold mail, with outgoing mail subject to early cutoff. Postmaster J. Simmons urges patience and Merry Christmas wishes.
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Ustal
Wrk
J. Simmons
Cribbage tournament closes Jan twenty first at Ma comb club
The Ma comb Commercial Club hosts a long running cribbage tournament with twenty two players. January 15 is the closing date for all games, with J M Keefer leading and doubles to be drawn afterward.
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Macomb
J. M. Keefer
Mr. Keefer
H. Kettron
C. Wilcox
K. G. Worrell
L. W. Camp
C. Vanetten
Will B. Martin
Geo. Kerman Jr
J. M. Downing
S. F. Russell
F. W. Laughlin
Geo. Kerman Sr
C.oTe
L. Vanetten
Wu L. B. Eason
Geo. Knappenberger
W.H. Morley
W. R. Harris
Max Terrill
E. L. Stocker
Plymouth Rock breaks during relocation in Plymouth Mass
Plymouth Rock split as it was moved today. The 1775 separation from its base caused this, and the pieces were cemented and reaccepted under a monumental canopy. The Pilgrim tercentenary restoration aims to recreate the shore line as it appeared 300 years ago.
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Plymouth
Mass
Plymouth Rock
Town Square
Old Plymouth
Pilgrim Tercentary Committee
Clara Barton Smith Surrenders in Humon Mystery
Clara Barton Smith, wanted for the fatal shooting of Jake Lamon, Oklahoma millionaire, surrendered in Juarez Mexico and was escorted by Ardmore Oklahoma Sheriff Buck Garrett to the home of James L. Smith. She arrived at 6:45 PM after crossing from Chihuahua City and greeted the sheriff warmly.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Mexico
Clara Barton Smith
Ardmore
Okla
Jake Lamon
Oklahoma
Buck Garrett
Miss Smith
Chihuahua City
Garrett
James L. Smith
First Ward Boys to Get Football Gift
Alderman How ard of the first ward secured a football for the younger boys of the First Ward school as a Christmas gift. Older pupils already possess a ball and the younger students hope to have one themselves.
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Howard
Manger
Ralph Gift
W. R. C. Meeting Notice at Hall Tomorrow
Notice of regular meeting to begin at 9 o clock with sewing, followed by a 2 30 p m session. A levee attendance is desired to discuss plans for the New Year's dinner.
Korea charges Japs with barbarities in Manchuria
Washington reports a Korean commission statement accusing Japanese forces in Munchen district after a November clash of burning 22 villages and mass killings. It says 386 arrested were executed including 86 wives and 12 mothers, with many women and children perishing in fires.
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Associated Press
Washington
Belgium
Korean Commission
Manchuria
Munchen
Local girl sails from New York for six month abroad
Miss Lelia Anders daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Anders of this city sailed from New York December 14 with Miss Margaret Cartwright daughter of the Chief Justice for a six month sightseeing trip through England Norway Sweden and France.
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Lelia Anders
A. C. Anders
New York
Margaret Cartwright
England
Norway
Sweden
France
Ringling Estate Valued At Over One Million Dollars
Baraboo Wisconsin December 22 The Alfred T Ringling estate is valued at 1 056 543 according to a petition filed in Sauk county court Court documents show the bulk of the estate goes to widow and son Richard T Ringling
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Baraboo, Wis
Alfred T. Rincline
Sauk County
Richard T. Ringling
Geo Killingsworth Observes Birthday Today
Today marks the birthday of Geo Killingsworth as readers note the personal milestone in this local notices segment.
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Geo. Killingsworth
A Bit of Lingerie Ends College Career
A Kansas City student claims a lingerie incident ruined his college education due to laundry mix ups. He cites previous suspension but legal aid attorney states no liability. The case centers on a pink silk set delivered with his laundry and blamed for his expulsion.
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Kansas City
W. J. Burke
Missouri University
Avon Man Dies After Tree Injury At Hospital
R. E. Gorham of Avon aged 30 died at Galesburg hospital where he had been a patient since December 13. Bowel perforation and peritonitis believed caused by a tree falling on him a few days earlier. Body to Avon today for funeral and interment. Deceased was in serious condition when admitted. hospital authorities stated yesterday. Licensed to wed John R. Evans Fountain Green and Ruby A. Murray Blaudinsville.
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R. E. Gorham
Avon
Galesburg Hospital
Von
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