Roosevelts End Term as New York Governor
Albany reports President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt ends his four year term as the 49th governor of New York. He will bid state workers farewell, attend the inaugural ball, and depart for Hyde Park as he heads toward the presidency. Lehman to take oath in New York City tonight with a public ceremony Monday.
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Albany
N. Y
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
United States
Herbert H
Roosevelt
Capitol
Tenth Regiment Armory
Lehman
New York City
Irving Lehman
Court of Appeals
Edward J. Flynn
Dutchess County
Warm Springs
Washington
Pettit Injured Walking on Second Street in City
Pettit, 35, of 713 South Second Street, sustained scalp lacerations and facial cuts after an evening fall or possible assault while walking from his home toward the city. He was taken to St Francis sanitarium. condition satisfactory. Police investigate. no skull fracture reported.
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W. M. Pettit
South Second Street
Pettit
Winnsboro Doctor Publishes Article in Journal
Winnsboro Iowa December 3 special Dr S Sorenson formerly of Chicago now at the Winnsboro simitarium receives congratulations for his article in the American Journal of Surgery. Sorenson with Dr Nelson H Lowry of Chicago introduces a new procedure on Spivack's Method of Gastrostomy and has done extensive research in the field.
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Winnsboro
S. Sorenson
Chicago
Gain in Airports Washington
The aeronautics branch of the U S department of commerce reports an increase of 42 airports since July 1, bringing the total to 2079 air ports and landing fields. Of these 691 are lit for night use. Commercial and municipal ports lead with 1166.
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Washington
Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
Self-propelling telescopic mooring mast at Sunnyvale Navy station
Sunnyvale California naval air station unveils a self-propelling mooring mast with telescopic sections. Lowered height is 75 feet, while electric motors lift it to 160 feet. When mooring an airship, the mast is lowered and the airship is towed to a hangar.
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Sunnyvale
Cal
Naval Air Station
Kings Mallard Firm Faces Ruin and Family Strain
In a coastal town, Cane and partners Quentin and Lodely confront bankruptcy. Cane, the working backbone, clashes over fault with the dying Quentin as Mrs Cane fears for their daughter Leila and their uncertain future. A distant dream of Upper Mallard hills and a private sea view lingers as the firm falters.
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Mallard
King’s Port
Bank
Cane
Lodely
Cane’s
Quentin
Upper Mallard Hill
Mrs. Cane
Mr. Lodely
Leila
Coastguard
James
London
Old Campaigner Celebrates His 101st Natal Day
Minneapolis scene marks Felix Cornayer nicknamed Frenchy as he nears 101. He plans a 3 am birthday song and kisses for nurses, recalls hating Napoleon since infancy in Lyons. The Civil War veteran, in the old soldiers home, jokes about ties and time.
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Old
Natal
Minneapolis
Frenchy
Napoleon
Felix Cornayer
Lyons
France
Mayor Bernstein Improves at Home After Illness
Mayor Arnold Bernstein is recovering from several days of illness at his home on North Second Street.
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Arnold Bernstein
North Second Street
Freeman Lippmin On Road To Recovery
Freeman Lippmin of Shreveport is much improved after a Sunday night auto wreck near the city. He lies at Highland Sanitarium with a fractured skull and collar bone, while his brother Gus, also injured, is reported to be recovering as the two cars collided with a parked unlit vehicle on the Minden highway twelve miles from Shreveport.
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Shreveport
Freeman Lippmin
Highland Sanitarium
Mr. Lippman
Gus
Minden
Freeman
Elacme Escoe
City Merchants Launch Year End Sale Across Town
Leading merchants observe a Year End Sale with leftovers from Christmas and fall stock offered at or below cost. Out of town shoppers from Monroe's trade area joined locals as stores cleared inventories to make room for spring 1933 merchandise. Overall buyers reported strong value and merchants expressed satisfaction with the turnout.
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Monroe
Local salesman bags 350 pound bear in Tensas swamps
J G Williamson a city salesman for a local grocer returns from the Tensas swamps with a 350 pound bear killed near St Joseph after daybreak. He shared meat with friends and plans to tan the hide into a rug. Four deer were killed by his hunting party. Williamson did not bag a deer.
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J. G. Williamson
Monroe
Tensas
St. Joseph
Mr. Williamson
Newellton
Williamson
Ontario Air Service ends season after 9000 flights
With the fire season close, the Ontario Provincial Air Service stops flying for the year. The fleet logged about ten thousand miles in 9000 flights with ten forced landings. Mercy flights aided injured prospectors woodsmen campers tourists and Indians and often saved lives.
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Toronto
Canada
Ontario Provincial Air Service
Rapid Ambulance
Lad Slightly Hurt When Car Crashes Into Tree
Charles Wallace twelve suffers slight cuts to nose and face when the auto he rode in crashes into a tree on a dirt road near his Arkansas Road home. Brother Woodrow Wallace seventeen escapes with a scratches after the skid and collision. Charles was treated at St Francis sanitarium and went home shortly after.
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Lad
Charles Wallace
M. A. Wallace
Arkansas Road
Woodrow Wallace
St. Francis Sanitarium
Untidy Drought Troubles Mountain District
London report notes stubborn tribesmen resisting irrigation in lower mountain areas. Local unrest grows as water furrows fail to advance, causing immediate tension and a heavy toll on district calm.
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London
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