Alaska aviation and war thoughts cross Atlantic lines
The article argues the US contemplates a European war within five years, notes Europe’s financial strains, and claims air power as the defense. It highlights Alaska flight mobility, missing aviators found alive, the musk ox introduction, and widespread air travel potential in harsh winters as transport develops. The piece closes with musk ox and reindeer notes and Alaska’s slow modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Germany
Russia
Italy
Alaska
Seward
Fairbanks
Skagway
White Horse
Yukon Territory
Detroit scam tied to Consumers Power stock sale
A man using the alias Jui Arthur Embright posed as a Consumers Power Co representative and defrauded Olive Ellis of 10422 dollars by persuading her to exchange old stock for promised seven percent stock. The supposed broker, who sold the certificates in Detroit via E. W. Noble & Co, fled with funds while the company disavowed any connection. The incident warns investors to consult bankers before trading stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&a
Jui Arthur Embright
Consumers Power Co
Olive Ellis
Sycamore Street
Embright
Ellis
Elia
Ad Jackson
Detroit
E. W. Noble & Co
Brokers’ Commission
Battle Creek Bank
Noble & Co
W. Noble & Co
Enbright
Friendly Ultimatum Reported From Hoover Aide
Washington December reports from United Press say Republican senators received a very friendly ultimatum in response to a sharp complaint about relief measures that were not in keeping with policy. Lyle C. Wilson of United Pro Staff Correation covers the developments.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Pro Staff Correation
Washington
U.P
Republican Senate
Yeaes
Marshall High School Debaters Defeat Sturgis Team
Marshall High School defeated Sturgis High School in a local auditorium debate. Eleanor Gesner Harold Rose and Elspeth Graft argued for the affirmative on the Michigan grocery chain issue. Judges were Dr Moxal Holt, Prof James Cretcher, and Prof Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall High School
Sturgis
Marshall
Crocery
Michigan
Eleanor Gesner
Harold Rose
Elspeth Graft
Fturels
Maurice Roberts
Zola Volper
Virginia Tageart
Npt
H. Westcliess
Moxa
C. Holt
Albion College
James Cretcher
Olivet College
Dunbar
Katama
Don Horton
Thiree Aine Marshall
Nell Lerah
Horton
Borah Warns Against High Trade Rules
Sen. Borah, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warns that US trade with Soviet Russia is endangered by new regulations. He says moves to hamper trade could cause vast economic loss and intensify unemployment, citing recent Moscow views and Moscow’s Stalin remarks.
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Washington
United Press
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Treasury
Moscow
Joseph V. Stalin
Russia
Mystery Witness Surfaces in Buckley Murder Case
Detroit December reports a mystery witness appeared before the Buckley grand jury claiming knowledge of the radio announcer Jerey Buckley murder. The unidentified man was questioned briefly before being taken to police to review three suspects. Prosecutor Toy called the day pivotal, signaling major developments in the case.
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Detroit
Jerey Buckley
Buckley Grand Jury
Grand Jury
Buckley
Paul W. Voorhies
Harry S. Toy
Five Bodies Hidden in a Refuse Heap
In Watford City North Dakota on December 12 discovery of secret burial places revealed the bodies of farmer A. E. Haven and his four children, hidden in a refuse heap and on the Haven barn. Neighbor Ly Bannon led authorities to the sites after his arrest in a hog theft case, claiming Haven and his children had been slain.
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Watford City
N. D
A. E. Haven
Farmer
Pnday
Haven Farm
Ly Bannon
Haven
Nobel Prize Acceptance by Sinclair Lewis in Stockholm
Frederick Ku reports Sinclair Lewis formally accepted the 1930 Nobel prize for literature in Stockholm and used the platform to condemn American civilization. He attacked commercialism, business supremacy, and the provincial U S culture while praising future potential for American art and naming admired American writers.
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Frederick KU “Nited Pryse
Stockholm
Sweden
Sinclair Lewis
United States
Babbitt
Lewis
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Nobel Committee
Swedish Academy
America
Theodore Dreiser
Eugene O'Neill
James Branch Cabell
Willa Cather
Henry L. Upton Sinclair
Joseph Hergesheimer
Ernest Hemingway
Sherwood Anderson
I.peloie
Levis
Bexsch Villa
Auxiliary Plans for Christmas by local American Legion unit
The group completed Christmas plans and decided to aid a needy boy with three gifts, overshoes for a three year old, and to run the employment bureau at Ethan Allen store. Reports were given on the Avellory convention in Boston and the Battle Creek conference. A Christmas program followed with readings, songs, and piano pieces.
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Plas
American Legion Auxiliary
Otter Lake
Santa Claus
John Howard
Fred Smith
Avellory
Boston
Claud Archer
William Durand
Battle Creek
Ethan Allen
Herald Angels
Bethlehem
W. 3. Carpenter
Joseph Cunningham
Harry Burkhart
George Church
Trial of Flint Bank President
The trial of Grant J. Brown, former president of Union Industrial Bank, continued as he conducted his own defense against embezzlement charges of thirty thousand dollars amid a multi million dollar shortage. Former officers including Brown’s son and two convicted witnesses testified after being released from Jackson state prison to testify.
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Flint
Grant J. Brown
Union Industrial Bank
Brown
Ivan P. Christenson
Russell Runyan
Discount Department
Jackson State Prison
Longworth Aims to Aid President Amid House Tensions
Speaker Nicholas Longworth seeks to assist the president as friction rises in the House. The report, filed by Thomas L. Stokes of United Press for WABI, notes Longworth’s efforts to align party goals and stabilize legislative action during this period.
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Longworth
Thomas L. Stokes
United Press of
Wabi
U.a
Nicholas Longworth
Trinity Church Men’s Club Dinner Missing Speaker
Rev Patrick Miinrean of Laperr could not attend the Trinity Church Men’s Club supper due to his father’s death. Rev James M Herston and Father George Claycon attended, with Father Clarson praising Father Dunrqs’s life. Mr Horton spoke on pillars of good government, citing the Bible, home, church, schools, laws, and press, and noting a nation’s decline mirrors pillar collapses. An appetizing fish supper preceded the program and community singing, with Mayor Brooks hosting.
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Patrick Miinrean
Laperr
Trinity Men's Club
James M Herston
Trinity Church
George Claycon
Father Clarsan
Baefly
Pather Dunrqs
Army
Dune- Ean
Lapeer
Father Clarson
Horton
Milne
Singang
Brooks
Grint
E B. More
Daniness
Congress Today Senate Resumes Jones Maternity Bill
Senate resumes consideration of the Jones maternity bill as committees review related measures. Interstate Commerce probes power commission nominees while Banking and Currency subcommittee weighs a national and federal reserve survey resolution. Agricultural subcommittee discusses Copper resolution to feed government wheat to the unemployed. House continues department appropriation deliberations and appropriations panel drafts state labor justice and commerce department supply bill.
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Senate
Jones
Interstate Commerce Committee
Power Commission
Banking and Currency
Federal Reserve
House
Department
Appropriations Committee
State, Labor, Justice and Commerce Department
Funeral Service For George W Freed Held At Marshall
Funeral services for George Wil lis Freed who died yesterday at Camp Custer American Legion hospital will be held Saturday at 2:00 PM from Kelser and More funeral home with Dr. C F E Blanchard officiating. Burial will be in Oakridge family plot. Freed, born January 28 1899 in Centerville Michigan, lived in Marshall since age eleven and graduated in 1916. He married Ruby Irene Davis in 1925 and is survived by two daughters Mary Ellen and Marjorie Lou, his mother Mrs Mary Freed, and his World War I service at Kelly Field Texas with the 189ird serial squadron.
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George Willis Freed
American Legion
Camp Custer
Kelser & More Funeral
C. FE. Blanchard
Oakridge
Mr. Freed
Marshall
Centerville
Mich
Tesidy
Ruby Irene Davis
Charlotte
Mary Ellen
Marjorie Lou
Mary Freed
Kelly Field
Texas
Gan, An
County Wins State Stock Show Prizes
Michigan’s first annual junior stock show results highlight Calhoun County entries with two thirds, a thirteenth and a fourteenth prize among five baby beef calves. Catherine Haakes’ Hereford calf placed third in a class of 17. other county calves earned sixth and fourteenth, while three best steers from the county finished fourth in county troop demonstrations. Steers sold at auction for an average price near 18 cents per pound. top steer earned 2 cents above average. The Binder Company will exhibit the county steer at Monroe Street for five days starting December 13.
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Michigan
Calhoun County
Eixto
Catherine Hakes
Re Binder Company
Calhoun
Catherine Haakes
Hereford
Clifford Boyd
Howard Benham
Lorraine
Tixon Voorhees
Celf
Hakes
Voorhees
Enyd
Ro Binder Company
Monroe Street
Club Membres
Weather Forecast From U S Weather Bureau East Lansing
The disturbance over the upper Mississippi valley has moved into Ontario. Cloudy skies and light rain or snow are reported from Michigan to New England. A high pressure area dominates the plains and Salt Lake region, foretelling mostly fair weather Saturday in the Midwest and Great Lakes. Freezing tonight probable with moderate temperatures elsewhere.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
EAST
Plains States
Salt Lake Region
Northwest
United States
Canada
Missed Delivery Instructions and Carrier Contact
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