Dazzling Irish Rally Upsets Army in Wild Finish
Notre Dame overcame a large Army lead in the final minutes to tilt the game in a dramatic 42 to 26 upset. Star plays included a key blocked punt return and late heroics by Green shirts as the Cadets failed to close the comeback. The dramatic finish capped a collision of momentum and strategy in front of about 76,000 fans at South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Associated
New York
Army
Geasune
Yeshan
Ube
With & Comelick
South Bend
Eadler
Impatot
M-Armerica
Jack ~ Buckler
Bukler
Simons
Goele Tine
Notre [Ince Une
Wayne Milner
Balers Anes
Wilner
Ed Krauss
Flaws Seen in Wynekoop Alibi Amid Court Inquiry
State authorities renew questions on the Wynekoop alibi as Fusle’s friend faces further scrutiny. The investigation centers on Earle Wynekoop and the hospital mansion involved in the death amid conflicting timelines. Witnesses from Kansas City and Lockport report differing details while authorities withhold certain elements of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusle
Vig
Jeeter Miivaga
Miachis
Katias Gilg Todas
Evakoop
Mys
Pia Bet Wytekoon
Chicago
Earle
Peorth
Young
Kaneenity
Swanson Calls for Stronger Navy and Naval Build-Up
Secretary Swanson urged a fuller naval construction program to meet treaty limits and maintain peace. He warned the United States must not disarm by example, citing weakened position since World War I and the need for an orderly, funded build-up to preserve balance among Britain, the United States, and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Secrestary Stratson
Sn Mie
Roosevelt
Quaval
United States Fa
Unites States
Agnio Aineden
Ing
Ant F
Swanson
Great Britain
Japan
United States Navy
Treaty Navy
Chia
Johnson Asks Fairness and Faith in NRA
Philadelphia December 2 Hugh S. Johnson national administrator told a large crowd that labor and management must unite under the New Deal. He said the essential issue is the system itself not the NRA. He urged the organization of industry into productive groups and praised the NIRA while criticizing its execution and urging enforcement of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Action of Labor and Management
Philadelphia
Hugh S. Tohnwoo
Seven Indicted in Bond Forgery Case in Topeka Bank Scandal
Seven individuals including Catt W. McKeen president of the largest bank in Topeka were indicted by a federal grand jury in the Kaneas bond forgery case. Other defendants include Tom Rasd former state treasurer W. W. Elmey bank president facing embezzlement charges Hippard Keney and two officers of related firms. The scheme allegedly misappropriated 146172 in bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Pree
Toveka
Kilus
Catt W. MebKeen
McKeen
Tom Rasd
W. W. Elmey
Fniporla
Hippard Keney
W. W. Finney
Fou
G. I. Cooke
Wradential Investment Co
Nattional Henk
Toyeka
Collis J Hazner
Hearst Defends Gold Policy Amid Smith Morgan Clash
Hearst attacks Roosevelt policy and accuses Alfred Smith of aiding “blood money” financiers. He blasts Morgan and bankers for pressuring the country toward hard money, calling Smith a puppeteer of the same line. The publisher argues the public should distrust “the dollar of low mood” and labels the Smith campaign as pandering to bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Smith Morgan
Roosevelt
Duman Batre
Foocerelt
Hr. Morgan
Ste. Binlih
al el
Mr. Smith
Hie Osad
Abe
Sraith
Bo Mir
Infant Stolen Twice From Cincinnati Family
A baby stolen from its parents by a mother, then later taken again by another. Doctors at Genero hospital reported the infant suffered a stomach disorder. the child died soon after. Mrs Virginia Rogers, who visited a home under a public health order, was taken into custody as physicians questioned the child’s guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chee Olxuinnat
Dee
Wonin
Aeveh-Mon
Pansy
Bneed
Heath
Genero Hospital
Dutt
Billy
Virginia Rogera
Morse
ePhunigh
Rogera Wad
Workers Set For CWA Jobs In Sciote County By Wednesday
CWA has provided about £330 Jobs In Sciote county, with at least that number expected to be working by midweek. The county’s first projects include road work and forestry tasks, employing 90 in Sharpen forest and 80 in New Boston with more planned. Columbus region reports 7,141 workers in 913 approved projects across 22 counties, funded at $1,924,000. MARR ALAR RE commission hired 80 women for sewing and about 25 clerks in relief work. repairs on city school buildings will create jobs for resident workers. The federal reemployment program aims to push beyond the current register. The city requested 202 men plus 45 additional school workers. Additional details appear on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Sciote
Wee Ae Hate Forestry
Boston
G. J. Kang
Chirt
GIVA
Sald
Pa Ams
GWA
al Inbosers
Moday
Roosevelt seeks loosening of securities act controls
President Roosevelt favors amending the securities act to ease capital flow into legitimate business, as Senator Fletcher indicates reports from Morgenthau and Treasury briefings suggest. While safeguards should stay, talks aim at tighter government supervision of margin accounts and exchanges, with a committee investigation into banking legislation and possible curbs on bank officer participation in stock pools and syndicates.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Fletcher
Senator Banking
Ceanmitter
Henry Morgenthan Jr
The
Treasury
Sécurities Inc
Florida Dewcevat
New York
McArly
Whl
Winthrog We Aldsich
Chase National Back
Prohibition Repeal Proclamations Loom In U S
Roosevelt to issue proclamations upon Senate ratification by 36 states, signaling repeal of Prohibition. President ends Warm Springs stay as officials prepare for swift action. State departments seek to avoid legal delays while governors in Ohio and Pennsylvania await requests to inform Washington.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Warm Springs
Philips Toeurets
Might
Pine Mountain
Warbington
Gorernore
Ohio
Yeursylvania
Wa Son
Tucholds
Ashi
Department
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Repeal Brings Tax Problems Studied for Liquor Levy
Washington reports tax rates under review as 0.5 percent contemplated to replace others. Treasury officials note rising debt and a pending December refunding of bonds. A Treasury group led by Assistant Secretary is drafting tax recommendations aimed at balancing the federal budget for the year ending July 4.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
wAntine
Uesents
Eada Suly
Toxelberg
Pardon Granted in Aging Murder Case
Fifteen years after a youth of 18 began serving a life sentence for the murder of his baby, a pardon was granted by Governor Georgia White. The man, once a patient at an Ohio mental hospital, had dreams of medicine and even attempted fiction writing for magazines. He had previously shown interest in abortion topics and pursued various literary efforts.
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J Control
Columbde
Vernon Lege
Ohio Peel
Hompltal
Portsmouth Men Authors Of New Dramatic Musical Play
Portsmouth writers create a dramatic musical titled Cornucopia featuring a plot full of wartime themes and songs. The Firemen's Follies revue, starring local talent, opens midweek at LaRoy Theatre to benefit the city firemen’s Christmas Toy Fund with proceeds supporting needy boys and girls.
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Portsmouth
LaRoy
Firemen
Phy Alos
Tiny Two Bartsmouth
Alain Corte
Porlemouth
Marald Tayttond
Chonspson
Tortsmouth
Hongo
Thompada-Houlis
Bortemouth -Wine
Dinly Moore
Renue- City
Tuompson
Bigelow Af
B. Church
Tuar
Wheelormburg
Vanceburg
Bonzo
Cosiucopia
Sytley
RMON
Asiue
Drive on Bad Lights Campaign by State Police
State Police campaign targets motorists with faulty vehicle lights. Officers Mok and Collins report 68 motorists warned in three nights for headlight issues. Drivers must repair defects and show proof within 48 hours or face further action.
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M. A. Mok
Fred R. Collins
Smith Seen in Party Lead Bid
New York dispatch reports that Smith may seek the Democratic nomination for president next year and potentially head the conservative wing of the party. Observers note confidence in reforming the party toward the gold standard while Roosevelt era policies draw criticism.
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Smith
New York
Bmrth
Csiticl
Cobmer Govesnar
Clencot
Democrate Party
Sulth
Sulth's Cdnforind Cemany For Rotur To the Gold Standard Cn His Agertion Tnt
Hoosevelt
Witlto House
United States
Nesn
Sena
Royal le Copland
Peck
New York Sun
Roosevelt
Happy Warrior
Freien
Eleya Sn
Stolth
Lindberghs Poised For Long Hop Across South
An Atlantic crossing plan unfolds as Lindbergh and companion prepare a late 1920s style long flight from Natal Brazil to the Atlantic, claiming a 14 hour voyage in a special Lionophine aircraft. The trip, if cleared, would be among the era’s notable long distance attempts.
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Lindberghs
South
Atlantic
Tor
Sru
Cherles A. Scindbersh
Natal
Braxil
Ballarat
Gaiobia
South Africa
Stan Wid Ocean
Lindbergh
Soleight
North Atlantic
Budget group drafts schedule cutting South Webster taxes
The county budget group approved drafted levies with South Webster district showing the highest rate at 2.63 mills. County auditor H H Eccles announced the finalized figures, adjusting road, bridge, and school levies across townships and districts, detailing each district’s rate and how the totals are allocated among county funds, city schools, and state share.
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South Webster
H. H. Eceles
Bridget Comumleston
New Boston
Vale
Ty County Communalone Prs
City
Ity
Alntes County Courmlas Stanera Eit
City Corporation
Cy Corporation
Stockdale
Sforgan Township
Morgen Archool
Valle
Echo
Nile Townablp
Edewa Nina
Porter Township
Wherlersturg Eclibo
Harden Township
Aras
Harden Corporation
Caiop Greek
Bosh
Abip
Trlonship
Raat Seed
Vailes
Reardon
Inba
Kevin
Aed
Aton
Eccles
Astoecus
Emery B. Smith
G. Wesley
Slifla
Reference to Charged Derogatory Remarks in Nazi Propaganda Case
Two individuals identified as PRESSE charged with making derogatory remarks linked to Nazi regime ideology. The report notes sentences for offenses tied to propaganda actions involving Catholic figures and officials, mentioning Chancellor Hiller and Joseph Gordbels in connection with propagandist activities. The Rev Father Steader is cited in Nord for remarks deemed offensive to Nazism.
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Derlin
Doe
Tal Dortmund
Pather Redesser
Chancelior
Hiller
Joseph Gordbels
Propagenda
Amoata
Father Steader
Nord
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Jerk Onkle
Los Angeles
Gonerulu
Hazel Forbes
Associated Press
Johnson
Chilelana
Industri
Tim
Riese
Cincinnati
Forestry Department
U.S
Dio
Warold Raymond Thompson
Rat
Brazily
Weattaten
St Tavi
Pan Aterletn Alrways
Brazil
Yindbergh
Abin
Ecelea
County Peneral Fund
Clits
Corporation General Fund
Batis
Echools
Bloom
Wetster
Tirush Creek
Otway
Clay Township
Gree Township
Harecuill
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