Fourteen Die As Bus Goes Into Virginia River
A bus traveling to Raleigh from Richmond left with 12 passengers aboard when it plunged into the James River near Hopewell. Chief George G. Aurlatach said officials would hold the body for autopsy as divers recovered victims. Passengers screamed as the vehicle sank, with one survivor later dying after rescue.
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MYSTERY ERY WOHAD sr COA
A young woman sought help at a county home after a phone call to Sheriff Sherill Hale. Deputies found her at the facility but she gave evasive answers claiming involvement with the New Hampshire Reformatory, which did not match records. Further details remained unclear.
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Provincetown Harbor Drift Leads Coast Guard Move
Provincetown December report shows Coast Guard patrol boat Harriet Lane may relocate to Plymouth after Chief Boatswain M Fedderson cited lack of cooperation from town authorities and local fishermen. The vessel, based here for two years, operates ten days at sea and five in port amid calls for docking space and civic support.
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Christmas Mail Volume Tops Last Year at City Post
Over the past week the local post office cancelled 168,500 letters and cards, with today and tomorrow’s mail expected to push totals beyond last Christmas. Last Saturday 50 900 items were mailed, many bearing Christmas cheer.
DANG: OF WAR BriceN RUSSIA AND JAPAN GROWS
Tokyo reports Japanese army in Manchukuo has begun a definite campaign of military pressure on Outer Mongolia without clear approval from Tokyo Authorities. The move heightens danger of conflict between Japan and Russia as Soviet forces hold Outer Mongolia. Border clash at Baiun Bersun left Mongolian and Manchukuo invaders dead.
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Christmas Mail Volumes and Cancellations Rise
The article notes Post Office Christmas mail volumes and cancellations surge with peak on or before Christmas 1930. It mentions post and insured shipments growing, large crowds at the local office, and uncertainty whether pre Christmas mail totals will surpass previous records.
Alumni Fund to Benefit from Christmas Dance
The PHS Alumni Association scholarship fund, built from the Gilbert and Sullivan Mikado proceeds, will gain from the Christmas dance at the Ruckingham Hotel ballroom this Wednesday evening. An Alumni committee runs the plans, and community excitement signals a large crowd and a successful party.
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Ruckingham Hotel
Girl Scouts to Lead Christmas Caroling Evening
All Girl Scouts and readers are urged to join a community carol singing event tomorrow evening at Market Square BAO on Brazil. The event features Pavella dos Meus Amores a 3500 foot long production with Spanish dialog distributed for Latin America audiences.
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Lindberghs to establish home in England amid kidnap fears
The Lindberghs plan to move to England citing rising threats and fear of kidnappers. Detson close to the family says the decision was influenced by Hauptmann case activity and public pressure. Colonel Lindbergh, who testified at Hauptmann's trial, prefers less publicity and believes English law and order are stronger. The couple has long used bodyguards for Jon since his 1932 birth amid the sensational kidnapping saga.
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England Forms Pact With French General Staff
London report says British and French general staffs agreed on mutual military and naval support if Italy acts aggressively. Talks in Paris followed Eden’s appointment as Foreign Secretary and signal a tougher stance on Italy with potential sanctions. Crews and officers to maintain ongoing contact with France amid policy shifts.
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