Pastor’s Son Charged With Murder in Ohio Mini ster Slaying
Robert Bready 29 who served in Spain is charged with first degree murder in the slaying of his father Dr Russell H Bready a prominent Methodist minister in Ohio and Michigan The son admitted heavy drinking and said he fired the revolver but claimed no intent He will be arraigned Monday and is jailed in Chillicothe Ohio The elder Bready’s body was found near the parsonage in Bainbridge.
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Toledo
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Imo
Mark McGee Named Texas Tech Regent
AUSTIN December 3 Governor James V Allred named Mack McGee of Fort Worth as a regent of Texas Technologina, succeeding Clifford Jones of Spur who was recently named president of the institution.
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Mark McGee
Texas Tech
Austin
James V. Allred
Mack McGee
Fort Worth
Texas Technologina
Eolige
Mabbork
Clifford Jones
Spur
Tripleurt no surprise Tullsdale Mien Dee
Mrs Ivan Nichols, mother of day old triplets, two boys and a girl, amid a family of sixteen children, notes she is not unduly surprised by the birth. She has previously borne fourteen of her children who are living.
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Tullsdale
Ivan Nichols
Kidnapped Girl Questioned Over Details
OAQN HIV Md December report states Mary Brown was questioned again by Maj Elmey F. Munshower of Maryland state police. He said her answers were unclear and could be interpreted in several ways. Mary Brown refused home Thursday night and said she had been held since the previous afternoon. Her sister Lucy, 15, rushed home Wednesday noon reporting the abduction. Father William B. Brown said Mary described being held by men who threatened she would be held for ransom but released when payment could not be made.
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Mary Brown
Elmey F. Munshower
Maryland State Police
Mary
Millshower
Lucy
William B. Brown
Munshower
French Warn Italy on Tunisia Proposal
Paris told Rome that France has no plan to relinquish Tunisia or other French domains. Ambassador Andre Francais Poncet conveyed the protest to Italian Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano after a Fascist editor’s claim. French officials stressed that withdrawing from land governed by France is a separate issue from the Czechoslovak crisis.
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France
Andre Francais-Poncet
Cable King of London Sir Thomas Callender Dies at 83
Lordon report says Sir Thomas Octavius Callender known as Tom Callender longtime head of Callender's Cable and Construction died at Bhiorough Court Kent aged 83. He helped bring electric lighting to London's streets and was called the cable king.
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Snglane
Thomas Octavius Callender
Bhiorough Court
Kent
Tom
Callender
London
Frank C. Jones Condition Grave
Prominent attorney Frank G. Jones remains in grave condition after a cerebral hemorrhage. Doctors say he is very low and conscious only at times, with a relapse after earlier noted improvement.
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Frank C. Jones
Houston
Dev
Frank G. Dienes
Jones
Weather Forecast From Ex-Teacher Death Watch In San Antonio
Fragmentary weather notes describe warmer conditions in the north and Dallas area. Several garbled lines reference football, high schools Highland Park and a Florida or Texas location, with mentions of wind directions, temperatures around 53 to 74, and partial forecasts for Sunday and Saturday. The piece also notes a death of a former teacher tied to a separate regional event.
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Dallas
Bec
Binin Livscomb
Gariday
Texas
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Enat
Warnier
Warner
North Tee
Imuvidland
Highland Park
Steneher
Tragic Bus Train Crash Claims Dozens In Utah County
A bus carrying Bow Jordan High students collided with a moving train near Riverton. Twenty one pupils and the driver Parrgld H. Sibby perished. 12 year old Alliny Ole Peterson also died. Several dozen injured, with many in hospitals. Community funerals planned at the Low Latter Day Saints church wards. Relief committees formed to aid stricken families as investigations begin.
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Estath Man Tara Aleas Dor Arch Fi Park
Well-known local resident of Wans ta Me K 8 Ait Finely, a man named Tara Aleas and Dor Archfi Park are mentioned in fragmented notes.
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Wans Ta Me
Sailors Defy Daladier New Strike
Paris reports sailors defied Daladier amid a broad strike wave. Government orders failed to halt actions as crews in major ports and shipyards refused work, delaying ships and stirring fears of wider labor unrest. Notable absences included actors and labor leaders, with unions pressing enforcement and mediation efforts.
Wilkes-Barre Jury Blames Officials In Child Drowning Case
A Wilkes-Barre jury found negligence by town authorities for not protecting children. Five or more youngsters were crippled or killed when a car fell into a water-filled mine shaft near Casey Avenue while a convoy of children rode to a climb at Glen Alder Coal Company.
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Wilkes-Baviy
Casey
Jarre
Wilkes-Baire
Stanton Tomlin
Glen
Trio killed in escape attempt at Clayville prison
Police report three inmates shot dead during an escape attempt at Clayville prison. The men, described as dangerous, were among a wave of terrorism-related violence, while court guards defended action to prevent a jailbreak. Rector Goanga remained in critical condition as investigators pursued leads.
Yule Like This Weather Forecast by J Henry Jarboe
Sauvelay weather forecast predicts a mild day with temperatures rising from the mid 70s to near 80, then cooling at night. The steady breeze and mild conditions are expected to continue into early Saturday morning, with no major storms anticipated.
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Jiast Bourh Zip Cor Weasant Nvling
J. Henry Jarboe
S.A. Meteorologisl
Screen Writer Delays Wedding Over Film Work
Beverly Hills reports a screen writer kept his bride to be waiting forty minutes as he returned home to fetch a wedding necessity. The couple, Jon Marsh and Charles Belden, had secured a license and planned the ceremony, but film commitments forced postponement.
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Belden
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Auto Show Praised by W R Hearst
William Randolph Hearst sent a telegram from San Simeon congratulating the San Antonio Automobile Trade Association on the 1939 auto show. He praised the American auto industry as a symbol of ingenuity and progress and offered best wishes for the exhibition.
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San Simeon
Calif
W.M. McIntosh
San Antonio Light
San Antonio
Texas
T. It
San Antonio Automobile Trade Association
San Antonians
Berlin Bars Jews From Central Districts In New Decree
Berlin's chief ordered Jews who are German subjects to stay out of central districts including theaters museums and sports venues. Public and private bathing facilities and major streets near government buildings were banned. Officials warned other measures to segregate Jews in public spaces and hinted at broader plans, amid a push for foreign trade priorities noted by Nazi leaders. The report also mentions Indian philosopher Sir Birenram Sekal, aged 74, passing away in Calcutta.
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Deutschland Hall
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Leipzigerstraase
Tinder den Linden
Germany
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al Bienen
Fire Sweeps Cotton in Freighter Holds
A freighter catching fire swept about 1000 bales of cotton from its cargo after a late night blaze broke out in the holds. Fire crews and engines from Boston and Maine lines responded as alarms rang out, with long hours of effort to halt the spread.
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Haltfran Fremen
Wales
Ala Sudl
Moore
McCormuck Line
Southure
Boston and ‘Maine Railroad
Allred Praises Optimist Clubs During Proclaimed Week
Governor James V. Allred proclaimed Optimist week beginning December 5 in Austin. He praised the clubs work aimed at uplifting underprivileged youths and encouraged many to share in the happiness their efforts bring.
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Allred
Austin
Der
James V. Allred
Trick of Fate Kills Sergeant Wertberger in Fall
In Chattanooga Tennessee Sergeant Lee Wertberger aged 53, a 28 year veteran of the U S Cavalry, was fatally injured Friday when a fall from a shore flight of stairs caused his death. The long serving officer, known for his steady record, died at the scene. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Lee Wertberger
U. S. Cavalry
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