Licensing sale and manufacture urged by nation
The United States proposed at Geneva that arms manufacture be licensed and inspected by an international commission to reveal who arms for war. France, Britain, and Sweden supported the idea. Italy doubted feasibility. Austria and Germany pressed for armament rights. King George urged peace as Britain backs the League. France boosted military spending amid fears of a German attack. Emperor Hirohito attended Japan's Suzuya launch while a 10,000-ton carrier keel was laid at Kure. London talks on a new naval treaty stalled among the three powers.
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United States
Geneva
France
Great Britain
Spain
Sweden
Italy
Austria
Germany
Conference
League of Nations
George
Iit
Hirohito
Japan
Suzuya
Yokosuka
Kure
New Industrial Structure Seen by Richberg in Atlanta Speech
Donald R. Richberg urged U S business leaders to build a new industrial structure and reemploy four to five million workers. He warned against inflation as worse than past errors and emphasized housing as key to recovery. Plans for a $500000 annual southern resources fund were announced.
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Atlanta
Donald R. Richberg
Roosevelt
Richberg
National Emergency Council
America
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Ramblin' Parish Scribe Replies On Noel Oliver Mixup
Jes' Ramblin' explains a mistook reference to Noel Learned or Bobbie Oliver after a Centenary game sighting. A reader questions the Noel Oliver identification as a composite of two pals, and Jes' Ramblin' acknowledges the possibility of error.
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Jes’ Ramblin
Noel Oliver
Noel Learned
Bobbie Oliver
Jes
Ramblin
Money Is Seen As Main Issue In Dollar Stabilization
Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma and Father Charles Coughlin say the paramount issue is money. They will urge the president and congress to revalue the dollar and stabilize it at the 1926 level. A Washington meeting next month will gather farm groups, the committee for the nation, the Sound Money league, and Coughlin's National Union for Social Justice to map the program.
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Detroit
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Charles E. Coughlin
Congress
Thomas
Father Coughlin
Washington
Committee For the Nation
Sound Money League
National Union For Social Justice
Rivers Daily Stages Flood Present 24 Hour Stage
Flood conditions persist as rivers show a 24 hour stage change with elevated readings. Officials warn of potential overflow and urge residents near flood plains to monitor updates and prepare precautions. Local agencies advise securing property and avoiding flooded roadways.
Aces Enter Case Washington Hauptmann Probe
Frank Wilson and Arthur P. Madden from the Internal Revenue Bureau intelligence unit are ordered to New Jersey to aid state authorities in the prosecution of Bruno Richard Hauptmann for the Lindbergh baby murder.
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Washington
Frank Wilson
Arthur P. Madden
Internal Revenue Bureau
Intelligence Unit
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Kidnapping Kept Under Cover 24 Days Probed
Philadelphia authorities pursue a 24 day old kidnaping of William Weiss a prominent night life figure. Ransom notes demanding 100000 dollars were sent to his Overbrook home. Justice Department agents and Montgomery County police search for clues while a man detained continues to be questioned.
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Philadelphia
William Weiss
United States Department of Justice
Weiss
R. George Harvey
Philadelphia Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Overbrook
Montgomery County
Harvey
Justice Department
Lower Merion
Overbrook Falls
Underworld
Cure of power holding firms urged by experts
An authoritative source says laws to curb giant power holding companies will likely be recommended to President Roosevelt. The national power commission, led by Robert E. Healy, studies regulation of utilities and their holding firms as part of shaping a new power policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
National Power Commission
Commission
Robert E. Healy
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Saloon Proprietor Faces Murder Charge In Orleans
John Blair, 38, saloon proprietor in New Orleans, faces murder charges in criminal district court for the fatal Sunday shooting of Albert R. Balbin, 23, an ERA worker. Balbin was shot on the sidewalk outside Klair's place after leaving a dance hall. Blair denies the shooting and is held without bail in parish prison.
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New Orleans
John Blair
Criminal District Court
Albert R. Balbin
Balbin
Klair
Shouse Attacks Regimentation in New Deal Policy
Jouett Shouse president of the American Liberty League denounces alleged regimentation in New Deal policy. He warns against one party dominance as Congress leans heavily toward majorities and urges balance between parties. He says the league will work with the administration where possible and defend fundamental Americanism. He cites NBA and AAA roles as potentially useful, signaling future league positions.
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New York
Jouett Shouse
American Liberty League
New Deal
Roosevelt
League
Shouse
Alfred E. Smith
James W. Wadsworth
John W. Davis
Irenee du Pont
NBA
AAA
RFC Moves To Collect Dawes Loan
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation moved to collect overdue funds from the Dawes loan. It filed suit in federal court against 4,000 Central Republic Trust stockholders seeking to determine liability for the $60,000,000 unpaid balance and to recover $14,000,000 in capital stock. General Charles G. Dawes is named among stockholders. Federal Judge Barnes issued a temporary restraining order to halt similar suits.
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Chicago
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Central Republic Trust Company
Charles G. Dawes
John P. Barnes
Central Republic
John L. Hopkins
William C. Freeman
Freeman
Oil production cap set for December by Secretary Ickes
The national allowable crude oil production for December is fixed at a daily average of 2,307,000 barrels, down 33,300 barrels from November. Secretary Ickes announced the limit in Washington on November 20.
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Washington
Ickes
Tomorrow To Be Seventh Jinky Contest Day Here
Tomorrow is Jinky day in Monroe as seventh contest opens at Jinky headquarters 135 North Second street. Forty dollars cash and many merchandise prizes await the oddest and most original Jinky entries. Free Jinkys available and multiple wins possible with local firms listed as sponsors.
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Monroe
Jinky Headquarters
North Second Street
Iron Mountain Bakery, Inc
Griffin
Caddo Minister Elected to Head Louisiana Synod
Rev. C. L. Power of Dunlap Memorial Presbyterian church Shreveport was chosen moderator at the Louisiana Synod opening session in First Presbyterian church. More than 60 Presbyterian ministers from Red River New Orleans and Louisiana divisions attended as Neville high school principal Dr. Charles E. Kenney welcomed guests stressing spiritual leadership for current challenges.
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C. L. Power
Dunlap Memorial Presbyterian Church
Shreveport
Louisiana Synod
First Presbyterian Church
Red River
New Orleans
Louisiana
Charles E. Kenney
Neville High School
Lynching Threat Foiled in Tennessee Village
In Shelbyville on November 20 officers prevented a mob from lynching E. K. Harris who allegedly confessed to attempting to assault a 14 year old white girl near Stock Valley school. Harris was moved to Nashville for safekeeping after being arrested in Murfreesboro.
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Shelbyville
Tenn
Nashville
Bedford County
T. E. Gant
Stock Valley School
E. K. Harris
Murfreesboro Tenn
W. F. McCrary
Rutherford County
Harris
McCrary
Murfreesboro
Three Suspects Freed By Man's Admission In Virginia
Phillip Jones admitted murder of two Clifton Forge girls in a Richmond jail confession. He absolved his wife Chester Smith and John Pryor and another man of guilt. The group was moved for safety as Clifton Forge faced race tensions. a mobfire damaged Jones home, and authorities guarded the suspects under a sealed court order.
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Richmond
Phillip Jones
Henrico County
Clifton Forge
Alice
Ellen Hill
Jones
T. Wilson Seay
Chester Smith
John Pryor
Roanoke
Red Cross appeals after slow Ouachita roll call
Ouachita parish Red Cross appeal follows a slower than expected yearly roll call. Chairman Joe Isaacman urges greater donations to meet a $10,000 budget covering home service ex service families and relief for the destitute this coming winter.
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Red Cross
Joe Isaacman
Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Chapter
Long Still In Capital Leads Louisiana State Band Rehearsal
Senator Huey P. Long appeared on the Louisiana State University campus to lead a band rehearsal after leaving his hotel. He had suggested a possible westward trip with Mrs. Long for a honeymoon, fueling speculation of an undisclosed destination.
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Baton Rouge
Far West
Huey P. Long
Louisiana State University
United States Proposes Plan At World Disarmament Conference
In Geneva on November 20 United States Minister Hugh R. Wilson outlined a draft treaty to curb international traffic in arms and a permanent disarmament commission. He argued such a document would reduce fear between nations and pave the way for a broader disarmament convention, stressing no peace without disarmament.
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Geneva
United States
Hugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
Wilson
President's Tupelo Speech Promises Cheaper Local Power
The president told Tupelo residents on Sunday they can generate their own electricity cheaper. By Monday morning he noted utility companies began discussing new rates, while he said government action to run the system is blocked by private interests and the dispute may exhaust both sides.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Tupelo
Miss
Vanderbilt
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