Army Cadets Take Lead In First Half Of Tilt
Army defeats Navy 17 to 7 before a 70000 strong charity crowd at Yankee Stadium. Army followed with a 10 point lead by halftime, Navy responds with a third quarter touchdown, then Army adds a late score to seal the 17-7 win. Ed ward Herb scored Army's first TD on a long pass. Travis Bowh added a field goal.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Army
Navy
Travis Bowh
Edward Herb
Fiels
Kopesak
Associated Press
Harley Trice
Army Guard
Tschirgi
Bullet Lou Kim
Hurley
Earn
Kalday
Stecker
Brown
Mon
Half frozen seamen drift ashore with four bodies
Oslo reports two survivors and four bodies found on a raft after the German owned Venus trawler ran aground and sank near Maaley. Lifeboats capsized, seven men clung to one overturned craft, two drowned later from exposure, captain Visnaeretsky among the dead, total crew losses around 17.
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Oslo
Norway
Maaley
Visnaeretsky
Miss Jane Addams Undergoes Operation
Baltimore Maryland Miss Jane Addams 71 year old Nobel Peace Prize winner was operated upon today at Johns Hopkins Hospital A bulletin issued after the operation says a simple ovarian cyst was removed Addams stood the operation well and comfortable Dr Cullen Dean Lewis Alice Hamilton James B Herrick explained Miss Hamilton Harvard physician and Dr Herrick Chicago physician The 1931 Nobel award with Dr Butler of Columbia University will share approx 23000
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Baltimore
Jane Addams
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Nicholas Relinquishes Membership in Family
Bucharest report states Prince Nicholas of Roumania renounced his royal rights to wed commoner Mile. Lucia Deleij. He sent a letter to King Carol, who did not reply, and threats of exile and loss of income followed. The marriage was annulled by a court that ruled the officiant unqualified.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Iu Pi
Nicholas of
Mile
Lucia Deleij
Carol
Nichoas
Misboing
Defeats Navy In Charity Contest 17 to 7
Janesville brief reports a charity game result with the Navy as the opponent and a final score of 17 to 7. The piece notes the game location and context as a small sports item in a local paper.
Hoover outlines nonpartisan program for deflation relief
President Hoover presents a twelve point rescue plan aimed at restoring job security, boosting buying power, and ending deflation. He calls for reduced federal spending, local unemployment relief, continued part time work, bank deposit safeguards, credit aid to homeowners, and emergency measures to support railroads and banks, urging swift congressional action. He emphasizes local control where possible and vows federal support through winter via the emergency relief commission.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
United Action
America
Federal Reserve
Hybrid Car Dispute Heads to Court Over Ownership
Madison 13 A hybrid automobile claimed by Prof Hulsey Cason of Wisconsin to be his property triggers a circuit court battle. Cason says he bought the car from Tren along, while Minnie Young of Mulwassee contends ownership split between chassis and body. The car vanished and later reappeared with the body replaced, leaving Cason insisting he purchased the entire machine in good faith.
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Madison
Hulsey Cason
University of Wisconsin
A. GC. Hoppman
Cason
Madison Automobile Company
Tren
Minnie Young
Mulwausee
Miss Young
Automobile Companys
Wagner Sees Bonds as Way to Meet Budget Gap
United Press reports Senator Robert F Wagner of New York believes a federal bond issue could help cover the deficit. He endorses limited tax hikes in lean years, criticizes Mellon proposals, disputes low-income taxation, and notes past bond reductions surplus.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Robert F Wagner
New York
Vdee
Financial Center of
World
United States
Wayne
Wagner
Nastatten
Prussia
United State
City Colege
Six Women Faint as Tibbetts Sings Cuban Love Song
In Baltimore a crowd of 4500 watched tenor Tito Tibbetts perform Cuban Love Song. During the aria, 200 women abandoned escorts and surged toward him, scrambling over chairs to reach the stage. Tibbetts strained to acknowledge the crush, while aides cleared space and carried him from the crowd.
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Tibbett
Baltimore
Barrio
Tibbetts
Ana Tien Cain
Gandhi's Vatican Visit Faces Audience Snag in Rome
Mahatma Gandhi failed to secure an audience with Pope Pius after spending over an hour at the Vatican amid negotiations with Premier Mussolini. Vatican officials cited scheduling while Gandhi's traditional attire prompted sensitivities, and Italian hosts hesitated to ask him to change. Gandhi, Miss Madeline Slade, and two Scotland Yard detectives toured Vatican galleries and the Montesori school, with a planned conference later in the day.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Pope Pitts
Vatican
Mussolini
Gandhi
Tis Holiness
George
Catholi Church
Madeline Slade
Scotland Yard
Mahatma
Maria Moris
London
Tzar Lazrowitz Abdicates Amid Winnipeg Drama
A sensational tale from Des Plaines Madison recounts Tzar Lazrowitz declaring abdication amid court theater. A Winnipeg maid is blamed for the uproar as rumors of a royal resignation ripple through the union. a comic plea to publicly record the notice closes the strange report.
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Chicago
Joseph Lean Cohel
Sescal
Lazrowita
Winnipeg
Tzar la 22Towitz
Place Des Plaines
Madison
Popnoute
Men Adard
Winnpeg
Tzar Lazrowitz
Grand Forks
Fiat Roe
Union
Warden Wounded in Leavenworth Prison Break
Warden Thomas B White, 50, shot in the left arm and flesh wound to the chest during a breakout at Leavenworth. Surgeons removed bone fragments and say recovery likely. Seven convicts staged the escape. three dead, others recaptured or hunted. Fugitive Earl Thayer, 65, vanished amid a 200-strong pursuit and was later cornered at a farm eight miles west.
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Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Thomas B White
Leavenworth
Federal Penitentiary
Texas
Department of Justice
Atlanta
Earl Thayer
Oklahoma
E C Sali
Bury
Thomas B. White
Font
Powers Sentenced to Die on Gallows in Moundsville
In Clarksburg Judge John C. Southern sentenced Harry F. Powers to die on the gallows at the Moundsville penitentiary next March 18 after overruling his motion for a new trial. Powers was convicted of first degree murder of Dorothy Pressler Lemke, a 13 year old divorc ee from Northboro Massachusetts. The judge rejected the defense effort for a change of venue and defended his rulings.
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Clarksburg
Harry F. Powers
Moundsville
John C. Southern
Powers
Dorothy Pressler Lemke
Northboro
Mass
Not Much Change From Sunday Weather Outlook
Portrayal of increasing cloudiness with chances of snow Sunday and late tonight in the south, generally fair to partly cloudy conditions and near normal temperatures in the Upper Lakes region. Upper Michigan to see fair skies and colder tonight with Sunday cloud buildup and possible snow by night, followed by rain or snow.
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Michi-gan
Upper Michigan
Debt Moratorium Voted By Congress Faces Senate Deliberation
Informal accord between the administration and Senate leaders seeks to shield foreign governments from blame if war debt payments due next Tuesday are not paid during the one year moratorium. Undersecretary Mills and Representative Rainey discuss the unresolved path as Democrats deliberate whether to treat the moratorium as a party issue amid Republican and Democratic opposition.
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Washimeton
Administration
Senate
The
Treasury
Stimson
SN. Mills
Rainey
Plight of Oneida County Families Deepens After Aid Cut
Rhinelander Wis Dec 7 authorities say the plight of Oneida County families dependent on county poor relief has grown serious since aid stopped. The county board voted to abandon poor relief Jan 1, shifting responsibility to Rhinelander city and 19 townships after relief funds were overdrawn.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Oneida
Gale Huber
Minacqua
Winkler Freed of Bank Robbery Charge in Lincoln Case
Lincoln Nebraska Sugnet Gus Winkler once tied to Scarface Capone was freed of a Lincoln National Bank robbery charge linked to the 1930 heist. Judge Ford Shepherd Towle also dropped a charge against Jace Dutt of East St Louis. Trial outcomes and alibi statements shaped the cases.
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Lincoln
Sugnet
Gus” Winkler
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Lincoln National Bank and Fra‘ Company
Atty Masa
Ford Shepherd Towle
Jace Dutt
East St
Loui Britt
Towle
Winkler
Bullaio
Nebraska
Alba
Sfaraem
Pleads Guilty and Sentenced for Hold Up
Hans Belinea 24 of Kee Hosa was jailed after pleading guilty to a bank hold up at Portal Was end. He admitted the attempted robbery and was seriously wounded when resisted by an assistant cashier.
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Kenosha Wes
Woibur Ney
Portal
Hans Belinea
To Have New Trial For Sheboygan Man
Sheboygan Wisconsin report states a motion for a new trial will be made December 1. Dr John A Junek, ordered by a circuit court jury to pay damages of $20000 to 18 year old Wally Kaboth and her father William, was accused of assaulting Miss Kaboth and causing her pregnancy.
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Sheboygan
Wis
John A Junek
Wally Kaboth
William
Henry Detling
La Follette pushes action on unemployment relief bill
Washington report says Senator La Follette will seek action on a $250 million unemployment relief bill after Senate organization disputes. The plan includes a three member relief board appointed by the president and direct federal grants to states under conditions. A Dickinson joint resolution also seeks distribution of wheat and cotton from the farm board.
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Washington
la Follette
Senate
Manufactures Committee
Dickinson Republican
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Federal Trade Commission
High Taxation Hurting Whisky Drinking in Ireland
Distillers warn that high taxation reduces whisky consumption and government revenue. For the year ending June 30 1999 production and export figures dropped while prices rose with whisky per gallon at 72 shillings. Distillers had hoped duty reductions to revive export and domestic sales.
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Dublin Po
Ireland
Icistilers
Tosh Meade Sper
Crunk
Kiree
Tata
Bredler
Tragedy on Highway 54 After Parked Truck Without Lights
A fatal crash near Black River Falls left Miss Marion Nash and Pliny Peterson dead and two others seriously injured. Orval Peart drove into a scene where Nash's car had struck a truck parked with no lights. Miss Berger, 24, and Price Peterson, 20, were hospitalized. An inquest was planned.
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Orval Peart
Pittsville
Wood County
Miss Nash
Peart
Black River Falls
Miss Berger
Peterson's
Pittsburgh Job Promises Amid Holiday Cheer For Unemployed
Thousands in the Pittsburgh district received Christmas promises of pay checks and full dinner pails as industry restarts. Wheeling Steel recalls 1,160 workers and will reopen Benwood plant, Westinghouse Airbrake and Bessemer Steel also resume operations. Puritan Coke reports new orders for coke and airbrakes. River tonnage and harbor activity are expected to rise in December.
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Pittsburgh
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Bessemer Steel
Wheeling
Puritan Coke Company
Wheeling Steel
Benwood
Bessemer
Skelp
Wheeling & G Downs
Westinghouse Airbrake
H C Fiirk Coke Company
Gaterny Burg
Honolulu unsafe for women report by Admiral Pettengill
Rear Admiral George T Pettengill warned Admiral Richard Leigh at Pearl Harbor that Honolulu was unsafe for the wives of fleet officers. The claim followed a recent case in which several young men assaulted a naval officer near Hue. Navy leaders noted increased shore patrols and protections for officers' homes amid maneuvers planned for February.
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Honolulu
George T Pettengill
Pearl Harbor
Nat
Richard H. Leigh
United States
Pellengill
Fourteenth Naval District
Maneuvers
Hue
Yates Stirling
Naval Office
Hilo
Stirling
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