Since Then by Sir Philip Gibbs reads like a global war postscript
A plea to readers to explore Gibbs wartime observations in Since Then. The book surveys Germany Russia Hungary Austria Armenia and Greece, explains European debt cancellations and the US role. It argues Britain’s loans and global entanglements, praises Gibbs insights, and cautions readers about Bolshevism and religious questions.
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Germany
Russia
Hungary
Austria
Armenia
Greece
Fcbdple
Mery
United States
Great Britain
Purdue graduate killed his parents in Indiana blaze
Paul Brown a Purdue electrical engineering graduate, driven by months of radio invention study, killed his parents at their Nashville Indiana home, wounded a hired man, and set the house ablaze. He roamed the southern Indiana hills armed, while the burned remains of the parents and a laborer were found. Authorities seek him as debris searches continue.
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Nashville
Ind
Paul Brown
Purdue University
Indiana
Brown
Lee Brown
Chester Bunge
Purdue
School of Electrical Engineering
United Charities Benefit Program at High School Auditorium
The United Charities benefit features donated acts for a Red Arrow club auction with all admission proceeds to charity. Children under twelve receive a bag of Christmas candy, with performances by Four-Gaylord Potter, Dr. Marshall Near, Charles Gauss, Bruce O’Leary, and others including vocal solos, readings, marimba pieces, and a tumbling dancing act by Goldwater state school boys.
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United Charities
Red Arrow Club
Gaylord Potter
Marshall Near
Charles Gauss
Bruce O'Leary
Chloe
Tally-ho
Prof. Kellogg
Albion
Thomas Barninghan
Harry Hacker
Odette
Margo
Konitz
Goldwater State School
Hoover Says It’s Up to the Senate Now
President Hoover tells Republican leaders the Senate must decide on future cooperation with the White House. He plans to address the people directly if the Senate clashes over La Follette criticism, and advisers weigh potential political impact ahead of 1932 re election prospects.
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Paul RB. Mallon
United Press
Washington
UPI
Hoover
Senate
White House
Renate
la Follette
Executive
Bank Bandits Trapped After Clinton Bank Robbery
In Danville a gang of bank robbers was pursued after hitting the Citizens State Bank of Clinton Indiana. Four miles from Hiedell near the Indiana line the trap led to the death of two robbers and the wounding of a third, with one captured. The gang fled in a stolen truck. two others were killed as the posse fired. Five thousand dollars looted from the Clinton bank was recovered in Danville.
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Danville
Citizens’ State Bank
Clinton
Ind
Hiedell
Mwinow Dndiapa State Lne
Dana
Earlley
Te Field
Suspected Bank Bandit To Be Returned To Hillsdale
Hillsdale Michigan December 16 The suspected bank bandit Lawrence Krill, tied to a State Bank of Steuben hold up, was held as he awaits appeal of a writ of habeas corpus denied yesterday by the Steuben court of Angol.
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Hillsdale
Mich
Lawrence Krill
State Bank of
Krill
Indians Supreme Court
the . Steuben
Jgaurt
Angol
Richard P. Joy of Detroit Dies After Operation
Dec 16 report from Detroit notes the death of Richard P. Joy, a prominent city citizen, following an appendicitis operation. The obituary records his status as a well known figure in Detroit society and his passing after surgery.
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Detroit
Riena Pi
Las
Capone's Sister Weds in Splendor amid Lavish Decor
The wedding of Capone's sister drew many relatives of the groom to a decorated church with tower-like lighting and abundant jewels. Detectives mingled with guests disarming potential gunmen, though Capone himself was not present.
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Capone
Buckley Inquiry Accelerates Amid Detroit Probes
The Buckley murder inquiry surged forward with arrests and raids in the Detroit area. Police tightened security as a mysterious woman witness appeared before the grand jury, while a raid on a Grosse Pointe Farms home yielded a 431 on a telephone list. Jewelry auctioneer Morris Bassett testified before the crime jury after earlier being identified at the LaSalle hotel lobby.
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Harry & Toy
Buckley
Grosse Pointe Farms
Meh
Edmund Place
Lillian Garrison
Frank Demercurie
Miss Garrison
Morris Basset
Bassett
LaSalle
Chicago millionaire commits death at Wisconsin estate
Theodore Anderson, 60, a Chicago sporting goods millionaire, died by self-inflicted action at the summer home of Mrs. Mary Fowler in Williams Bay Wisconsin. His body was found by a caretaker yesterday in a barn on the Fowler estate. Pittsburgh bandits with shotguns and pistols held up the Manches-
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Williams Bay
Wis
Theodore Anderson
Chicago
Mary Fowler
Anderson
Fowler
Normality Prevailed in Spain Today
United Press dispatch from Madrid reports the government blamed communist elements for the failed coup of the late Primo de Rivera era. Official statements said normality returned to Madrid Barcelona Valencia and other major cities with troops patrolling streets and guards tightened around the royal palace. Casualties include five federal soldiers and four rebels killed at Daca two rebels executed after firing squads two civilians killed in Santander and two policemen shot in San Sebastian.
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William
Lander
Madrid
Barcelona
Valencia
Aca
Cies
Daca
Santander
San Sebastian
Theovernment
Eep
Cuatro Vientos
Alcala Zamora
Circulo Mercantil
Electric sign worker falls four stories to death
Detroit December 16 crowds saw Harvey Dingeman a 30 year old electric sign worker plunge to his death from a four story sign above Woodward Avenue he lived in River Rouge.
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Detroit
U.R
Harvey Dingeman
Woodward Avenue
Dingeman
River Rouge
House Opposition Resists Hoover Drought Relief Plan
Washington reports the House renewed its rebellion against President Hoover's drought relief program as Democrats and progressives push the Senate toward greater insurgency on unemployment. Republicans split, with 16 desertions and one Democrat crossing, jeopardizing drought relief and tying to a broader battle over emergency unemployment measures.
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Lyle
Wilson
United Press
Washington
House
Hoover
Senate
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Ysenes
Longworth
Tilson
Sneil
House Rules Committee
Black
New York
Senator Jones
Tepn
Democrats
Ann Arbor Cafe Padlocked After Court Action
Ann Arbor Michigan December 16 The famed Joe Parker cafe was closed after a police raid. A temporary padlock injunction was issued by Circuit Judge George W Sample with a hearing date set for a permanent padlock. Freshman lamented the loss of the campus staple amid the dormitory mood.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Apnoe Parker
University of Michigan
Michigan
George W. Sample
Sample
Joe Parker
Congress Debates Jones Maternity Bill And Agency Votes
Congress resumes consideration of Jones maternity bill. Indian affairs panel continues leasing talks on Indian lands. Interstate Commerce weighs Frank R. McNinch nomination to the federal power commission. House tackles agriculture appropriation. Immigration panel to vote on suspension measure. Naval committee persists with shipbuilding hearings.
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U.P Senate
Jones
Indian Affairs Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Frank R. McNinch
North Carolina
Federal Power Commission
House
Agriculture Department
Immigration Committee
Naval
Tuberculosis unit to rise atop University Hospital
Ann Arbor Dec 16 Work will start immediately on a 278000 tuberculosis surgical unit on top of the University of Michigan hospital The principal contract was let Monday to the Otto Misch company of Detroit. Work is to be completed by May 29 1931.
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Ann Arbor
University of Michigan Hospital
Otto Misch
Detroit
Governor selects Don Smith as secretary to the governor
Don B. Smith of Saginaw, World War I veteran, will serve as executive secretary to Governor-elect Wilber M. Brucker after January 1. Lensin of Saginaw remains announced as secretary to the governor. Jean Case named personal secretary and Ruth M. Ward to handle stenographic work in the office. Smith formerly sales manager at Fuggles Motor Truck, born in Alma, Alma College graduate, ten years in Saginaw. A 1896 coincidence links Brucker’s family to Don Smith’s father. Leasia and Mrs. Chase noted in staffing changes.
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Lansing
Don B. Smith
Saginaw
Wilber M. Brucker
Brucker
John D. Lensin
Bruckers
Congress
Don Smith
Leasia
Sonora Phonograph Company
Baginav
Chase
Chicago Cop Killed Bandits Hero Receives Reward
Chicago policeman Raymond Schlagel, famed for stopping a tea room bandit raid, was rewarded with a transfer to the detective bureau, $30 extra pay, and a meal for his wife. After ten days of stakeout, Schlagel shot one bandit and wounded another, with two suspects identified. Mrs. Schlagel praised her husband, saying he never flinched and would return to a celebratory dinner at home.
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Chicago
Letective Bureau
Raymond Schlagel
Willard Malone
Sehlagel
A.epee
Schlagel
Medardt
Beli
Arethur Schuster
Tenry Grisch
Hoover and Ford Meet in White House Study
President Hoover hosted Henry Ford at the White House for a private discussion on the economic situation. Ford arrived after months of invitation, with Mrs. Ford unable to attend due to illness. The meeting was expected to wrap up with Ford possibly issuing a statement.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Henry Ford
White House
Ford
Detroit
Executive Mansion
Mr. Hoover
Bellefontaine man owns two half century old skates
In Bellefontaine on December 16, Rus More owns two pairs of skates, each more than fifty years old. One pair belongs to his brother Horace More, who bought them for the opening of an ice skating rink. The skates’ ages are noted, with a brief, isolated reference to their value and history.
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Bellefontaine
Rus More
Horace More
Green Declines Commute for Bank Robbery Officer Murder Case
Governor Green refused to commute the life sentence of Dave Galinsky in Lansing after an all day meeting with former Nebraska Governor Adam McMullen. Galinsky, reportedly the son of a friend of McMullen, killed an officer during a bank robbery.
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Green
McMullen
Neb. Lansing
Mich
U.P
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Dave Galinsky
Galinsky
Million Dollar Morphine Shipment Seized in New York Harbor
The Alesia steamship in New York harbor was found to carry 1,100 pounds of morphine valued at $1,000,000 from Turkey. Customs officers seized the cargo last night, announced by Assistant Treasury Secretary Seymour Lowman.
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Washington
New York Harbor
Treasury
Seymour Lowman
Turkey
Lowman
Weather bulletin for East Lansing and lower Michigan
Weather report from the S Weather Bureau notes a high pressure center over southern Michigan with record lows near zero and a warming trend tonight. Forecasts predict above freezing readings later in the week, with cooling in western Canada and rain in the east Gulf states.
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S. Weather Bureau
East Lansing
Mich
Igor
Michigan
United States
Saskatchewan
Canada
East Gulf States
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