Bolivia and Paraguay Tensions Rise as Fort Vanguardia Occupied
Bolivian troops reportedly occupied Fort Vanguardia and pushed 12 miles into disputed territory amid a long border dispute. Paraguay says the situation is grave and cannot avoid renewed fighting, alarming hopes that peace talks would hold.
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English Monarch Still Fighting Hard for Life
Buckingham Palace announced no change in King George VI's condition at 3 15 pm as his lung region shows improvement but overall strength remains poor. Medical experts from five leading specialists held a lengthy consultation as the king battles a serious illness.
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Former Lab Worker Sought in Poison Slaying Robbery
Police seek James Baker, ex-laborer at Guggenheim Brothers laboratory, in a rare poison murder and robbery. Watchman Henry Gaw died from a metallurgical poison after a gunpoint heist that netted $24 from two truckmen. platinum tools and instruments were untouched.
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Henry S. Gaw
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Death by own action is defense in murder case claim
Canton Ohio December 28 An affidavit charging Wilbur O Heldman with the murder of his wife Margaret 21 was filed before Justice of the Peace Donald M Smyth The husband a Lorraine furnace salesman said his wife shot herself with the same gun she used to kill Bernard E Fearn 35 a Canton coal dealer The death occurred as they neared Canton A preliminary hearing will be demanded when the state presents evidence Heldman had confessed to the Fearn slaying to his wife at home and planned to turn her over to authorities
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Margaret
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Bernard E. Fearn
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Loraine
Ora M. Slater
Burglar Strikes O B Register Store in West Monroe
Yeggs broke into the O. B. Register store at 800 Cypress Street West Monroe last night taking merchandise worth about 100 dollars. It is the third burglary in recent months with a prior November 25 safe smash yielding about 186 dollars. no safe attempt was made last night. Sheriff Milton Coverdale and local officials investigate.
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Belgium Faces Flood Threat Bigger Than Last Month
In Brussels on December 28 nearly 7,000 acres and five villages near Termonde were under water as floods driven by a gale and high tide swept inland. Authorities warned that greater destruction than four weeks ago could occur, with ongoing suffering and extensive damage already reported.
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Wilson Memorial Dinner Omits Peace Award
New York December 28 The Woodrow Wilson memorial foundation dinner at the Hotel Astor marks Wilsons 72nd birthday without the customary peace and friendship award. Franklin D Roosevelt will speak on Wilson the Administrator as trustees note no recipient was agreed upon for the $25900 prize.
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Elihu Root
Mangham Woman Burned in Gasoline Blaze
Mrs Lillie Brown aged 29 of Mangham suffered serious burns to her body and head after pouring gasoline into hot grease on a skillet. She received first aid in Mangham and was later transported to St Franciscans for treatment.
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Death claims three cousins after Christmas Day crash
In Shreveport Louisiana on December 28 relatives of Mason T. Carter learned that his three first cousins Robert Eugene and John Gerde were killed in a grade crossing auto accident near New Orleans on Christmas Day. Carter's funeral time was moved up so his brothers Dr. M. W. Carter and L. F. E. Carter and his nephew Norwood Carter could travel to New Orleans for the cousins' funeral.
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Tragic Crash Near Death Curve Claims Mrs Mayo Life
Mary Jennings Mayo age 39 of Shreveport died when a Packard roadster ran off a curve west of Ravville called Death Curve. Dr D R McIntyre and his wife, also of Shreveport, were injured but not seriously. McIntyre is Mayo’s brother. The group was en route to Delhi to visit L M McIntyre.
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Marion Mayo
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Hold Youth for Murder of Five in His Family
In Gastonia North Carolina a farmer J W Vanderburg his wife and three children were slain and burned in their home near Dallas five miles from town. A 17 year old son is held in Gayon county jail suspected of starting the fire to conceal the crime. The sheriff said the son was angered after midnight and the bodies were brought to Gastonia for an inquest.
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Additional traffic light planned at Grammont and Jackson
Superintendent H D Apgar announced a new traffic light will be installed soon at the Grammont and Jackson intersection. The area has seen several collisions and both streets are heavy traffic routes with Grammont now a right of way east of the junction. The new system with signals right of way streets and safety platforms is operating smoothly and praised by the department.
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Jackson Streets
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Grammont Street
Jackson
Apgar
Newsboys Banquet at Hotel Virginia Ends With Feast
More than a hundred young News-Star carriers gathered at Hotel Virginia for a holiday banquet. They marched to the hotel lobby and stairs at 7 25 PM for a festive meal of turkey and dressing ice cream and salad, hosted by News-Star Publishing Company.
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Loss of 500 Lives and 20 Vessels in Big Typhoon Toll
Reports from Governor General Henry L. Stimson to the American Red Cross describe in detail the typhoon disaster in the Philippine Islands. The toll includes about 500 lives and 20 vessels with looming destitution and famine across six provinces.
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Phillipine Islands
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Indications Point to Girl Murder at Mississippi Prison Farm
J D Duvall a 55 year old carpenter sergeant at the state prison farm in Parchman Mississippi was found murdered. His 18 year old daughter Ruth is missing and believed slain. A black trusted worker Charles Shepherd is being sought by posses with bloodhounds. The victim was found by his wife with his throat slashed and head wounds. A hammer ice pick and butcher knife lay near the body.
Rebel Leader Executed by Firing Squad in Mexico City
Insurgent leader Maximilie ano Vageras, captured yesterday, was executed today by a firing squad after a secret court martial at the San Lazaro Marksmanship School. He faced charges of depredations and two attempted captures of U.S. Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow. A background reward of 5100 pesos had been offered.
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Maximilieano Vageras
Vageras
Dwight W. Morrow
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San Lazaro
The Buffer serial by Alice Hogan Rice debuts in News-Star
A new serial titled The Buffer by Alice Hogan Rice premieres in this newspaper next Monday. The author behind Mrs. Wiggs in the Cabbage Patch promises a romantic plot with humor and true-life characters, aiming to deliver one of the era’s best novels for readers. Subscribe for Northeast Louisiana’s home daily with full daily news and features.
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