May Urge U. S. to Ban Arms to Spain
London reports Britain and the International Neutrality Committee may press the United States to ban arms shipments to both factions in the Spanish civil war. Sources note Whitehall's concern over a U S license for airplanes to Spain while the State Department approved planes and parts to the Valencia Socialist government.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
International Neutrality Committee
United States
Whitehall
Washington
Spain
United States State Department
New Jersey
Fear for Safety of Kidnapped Boy in Tacoma
Ten year old Charles Mattson is feared captive as search efforts pause in Tacoma Washington after authorities cancel a planned minute probe near the Mattson home. Dr W W Mattson and officials offered no reason for the halt amid unofficial fear for the boy's safety.
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Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Mattson
W. W. Mattson
Department of
Justice
Justice Department
Charles
Woman wounds three at Kentucky trial
In Johnson on December 20 Mrs. Viola Wickline shot and critically wounded Johnny Shepherd 18 the witness in an examining trial for the Christmas Eve slaying of her son Harvey Gabbard 17 Moss Noble and bystander Moore were wounded as Wickline fired three shots in the crowded Cowd Circuit Court room Officers arrested Mrs Wickline and her husband William Wickline Shepherd is charged with murder and Noah Shepherd his brother is an accessory to murder
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Noble
Moore
Christmas Party for New Castle Congregational Church
The Sunday school of the Congregational Church in New Castle will hold its annual Christmas party Saturday afternoon in the Town Hall. A dinner will be served and Santa Claus will distribute gifts and candy from a decorated Christmas tree.
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New Castle
Hell
Santa Claus
Barr Bloomfield Shoe Mfg Corp Seabrook Notice
Barr Bloomfield Shoe Mfg Corp located on Collins Road Seabrook New Hampshire filed a formal notice. No specific action date or outcome is provided in the readable text.
Tribute to Henriet ta Zsold on 76th birthday
Rabbi Harry Liberson of Temple Israel led a tribute for Henriet ta Zsold on her 76th birthday. Mrs. Harry Cohen oversaw the gathering supporting Hadassah work. Liberson praised her Zionist service and youth Aliyah leadership in Palestine.
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Henrietta Zsold
Harry Liberson
Temple Israel
Harry Cohen
Liberson
Miss Zsold
Hadassah
Youth
Alujah
Palestine
Roosevelt Son Improves After Illness at Phillips House
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr , recently ill since Thanksgiving at Phillips House Boston , is reported to be improving and likely to leave the hospital soon. The Harvard student and crew team member had an operation for a sinus infection and is seen walking with his son.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Phillips House
Boston
Young Roosevelt
You
Harvard
German Cruiser Palos Released After Bilbao Detention
Berlin reports the German freighter Palos held at Bilbao was released on Koenigsberg demand. A foreign office spokesman said Germany would seek the release of passengers and cargo still held, while officials suggest Hitler aims to time a shift in the Spanish crisis before further moves toward Madrid.
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Berlin
Bilbao
Foreign Office
Bay of Biscay
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Madrid
Europe
Fate of old gunboat Philadelphia in doubt
Troy reports the Continental gunboat Philadelphia sunk in 1776 and recovered last year from Lake Champlain faces preservation challenges. Captain Lorenzo Hagglund described society plans to display the vessel in New York City while seeking funding. Vermont civic leaders previously floated a museum plan that failed.
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Associated Press
Troy
N. Y
Philadelphia
Lake Champlain
New York City
State Historical Society
Lorenzo F. Hagglund
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Hagglund
Burlington, Vt
Vermont
Senator Pepper to Be Married in St Petersburg
United States Senator Claude Pepper of Florida and Miss Irene Mildred Webster, both in St Petersburg, announced yesterday they would marry in the First Methodist Episcopal Church South here today.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Fla
United States
Claude Pepper
Florida
Irene Mildred Webster
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Over Million Air Travelers and Record 1936 Growth
Chicago reports more than a million people flew on commercial routes in 1936. The Air Transport Association of America calls it the most important year in U.S. air business, with record passenger, mail, and express volumes and many equipment improvements. Women comprised about one third of travelers, up from a quarter.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Air Transport Association of America
Association
Deadly Lythe plane set to arm Royal Dutch Air Force
Amsterdam reports the Lythe, an Anthony Fokker design, soon to be delivered to the Royal Dutch Air Force. Described as a winged egg with two fuselages, it carries 1000 pounds of bombs and promises radical changes in aviation strategy with patrols at varying heights rather than quick intercepts by individual fighters.
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Amsterdam
Royal Dutch Air Force
Anthony Fokker
DROWNS USING NEW SKATES IN WORCESTER
Kenneth Bredenberg a 13 year old boy from 3 Mildred Avenue drowned in Woodward Pond South End Worcester while testing new Christmas skates. Two other boys Francis Robinson 13 Wilfred Grenon 16 and Patrolman John W Hanson attempted rescue but could not reach him. His mother Mrs Walter Bredenberf collapsed at the scene and was taken to City Hospital.
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Worcester
Mass
Kenneth Bredenberg
Mildred Avenue
Woodward Pond
Francis Robinson
Wilfred Grenon
John W. Hanson
Walter Bredenberf
Last Chance to See Newburyport Lights Tonight
Residents and visitors get a final opportunity to view the McKinney residence famed for outdoor Christmas decorations in Newburyport as the lights are switched off and wires removed tomorrow.
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McKinney
Newburyport
Greatest gold crop in history signals market effects
Treasury experts said the 1936 world gold crop reached a new peak and could influence international money markets. The Bureau of Mines prepared an annual report expected to show record harvests of both gold and silver in the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Bureau of Mines
United States
Fort Gypsy Party at Graffort Club
The Gypsy party of the Graffort club is planned for Wednesday evening in the Masonic auditorium. Plans include transforming the hall into a grove with gypsy bands and colorful costumes. Baskets of cookies candy popcorn balls will be sold. Members and others are urged to attend in gypsy attire.
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Graffort Club
Masonic Auditorium
Call for swift amendment to neutrality act after export license
Washington reports prompt congressional push to amend the neutrality act after the State department issued a license to export 2,777,000 worth of used airplanes and engines to Madrid. Senator Duffy predicts rapid action to close the loophole allowing civil conflict armaments pending May expiry. Authorities caution over wider calls for similar permissions though no other dealers are yet acting.
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Washington
State Department
Madrid
Duffy
Wisconsin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
R. W. Moore
McReynolds
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Robert’ Case
New Jersey
Seabrook Man Severely Injured In Hit Run Auto
Abner Fowler aged 70 of Seabrook was struck near his home and carried 30 feet by a light colored coupe with wire wheels. Police pursue the speeding vehicle, lights out, driver fled toward Salisbury Beach. Fowler taken unconscious to Anna Jaques Hospital with cuts bruises and possible internal injuries.
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Abner Fowler
Newburyport Hospital
Associated Press
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Seabrook
South Main Street
Salisbury Beach
Fowler
Horatio Lattime
Herman Eaton
Milwood Dow
Anna Jaques
Newburyport
North Boulevard
Pope Pius III Unchanged in Illness as Death Seen Possible
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII remains in a very serious condition with paralysis in his left leg and age related complications. Doctors search for mild sedatives to ease pain while avoiding heart risks. officials say no new crisis has occurred and prognosis ranges from days to months.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Holy Father
A. Milani
Vatican
David M Wells Hosts Ninth Birthday Party
Master David M. Wells was host at a ninth birthday party at his Maplewood Avenue home Monday afternoon. Guests enjoyed games and a dining room celebration with a nine candle cake labeled Happy Birthday David. Attendees included Arlene Roberts Jean Kimball Fern Lake Peggy Hartnett Carol Seders Ann Mary Kathleen Mulhern Richard Ham Arthur Lake Frank Pettie Gordon Brown David Hartnett Louise Brumage Edwin Sidney Knight and David Wells.
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David M. Wells
Maplewood Avenue
David
Arlene Roberts
Jean Kimball
Fern Lake
Peggy Hartnett
Carol Seders
Ann, Mary
Kathleen Mulhern
Richard Ham
Arthur Lake
Frank Pettie
Gordon Brown
David Hartnett
Louise Brumage
Edwin
Sidney Knight
David Wells
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Bereavement
Mrs. Lewis BE Pendleton expresses gratitude for deeds of kindness, automobile use, and floral tributes extended during her bereavement.
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Mrs. Lewis BE. Pendleton
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