Quintuplets Ooeton Payg New York VT
A doctor recounts the arrival and progress of quintuplets in New York and Vermont. The surgeon cites the babies’ normal weight gains and development while noting the family’s public attention and travel to see the newborns in a daylong sequence. The quintuplets’ growth and future prospects are framed with cautious optimism.
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New York
Dianne Chine
Rangi
Roy DaFne
Weil
Callan
City
Tate
Washington
Johns Wopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Treasury Position Report Shows Large Deficit and Gold Assets
Treasury position report cites receipts of 17 186 206 21, expenditures 20 973 118 79, balance 1 569 772 686 88. Customs receipts for month 7 684 171 30. Receipts for fiscal year since July 3 1 952 244 918 95, expenditures 4 088 202 0 including 629 990 461 66 of emergency expenditures, excess expenditures 592 654 001 95, gold assets 9 303 74.
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Treasury Position
Washington
Des
Treasury
Alance
Pecan Shellers Seek Injunction Delay in San Antonio Trial
In San Antonio a federal injunction trial delays as Southern Pecan shelling company and 14 plaintiffs demand halt to prosecuting the federal pecan shelling code. They warn enforcement could bankrupt the shelling industry by mandating wage doublings, while U S District Attorney and Texas officials oppose the request.
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San Antonio
Mostir
Southern Pecan Shelling Company
U. S
Wr, Smith Jr
Draught
Texas
NRA
Hiwanis Club Bere elects new officers led by Dr G W Jon
In Ahlisgen on December 10 Dr G W Jon was chosen president of the Hiwanis club Bere. Other new officers include Don Walley as vice president L G Grindie as treasurer G I Burdette Dr C G Deis M H Ford R L Hill FG Jackson V Johneoh and Bert Thompson.
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E Ahlisgen
G. W. Jon
Hiwanis Club
Bere
Don Walley
L. G. Grindie
G.I. Burdette
C. G. Deis
M. H Ford
R. L. Hill
FG Jackson
V. Johneoh
Bert Thompson
Once in a Billion Hand Spurs Bridge Victory
In Los Angeles on December 19, Tpetane dealt May K. Swarthout a rare all spade hand in a family bridge game. The hand yielded 2250 points for the slam, 200 for the robber, and 450 for five boners, totaling 2900 points. Swarthout’s chances of another all spade hand are about one in 635 trillion.
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Los Angeles
K. Swarthout
School of Mine
University of California
Oil ban in highest court sparks nationwide review
Washington, Dec. 10 The Supreme Court prepared to hear challenges to the New Deal Hot Oil ban under the Petroleum Code and the Recovery Act. Oil producers and refiners from Fort Texas, the Panama Refining Co, and Amazon Oil oppose federal limits on interstate shipments of hot oil produced in excess of Texas quotas. Their counsel argues federal power to regulate interstate and foreign commerce does not extend to production. The case centers on whether the ban unjustly blocks a major industry and its suppliers.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Fort Texas
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Petroleum Elide
Panama Reilning Company
Amazon
Petrolim
Errimens
Texas
Vote Down Beer in Santa Rosa Dec 10 Election
A fragile OCR note reports a December 10 ballot aim to curb beer sales in Santa Rosa and rid the Grand Valley town of beer traffic. The text references a petition circulated recently and an electoral result expected.
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Santa Rosa
Grands Valley
Manchukuo envoy Minami takes oath as empires Chinese policy backer
General Vito Minami was sworn in as Japanese ambassador to Manchukuo, described by writers as a firm believer in Japan’s destiny in Asia. He pledges support for a strong policy with China and leadership of the empire’s military forces in the region.
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Tokig
Vito Minami
Manchukuo
Minami
Asia
China
West County commissioners approve sheriff salary schedule
Commissioners approved a salary schedule proposed by Sheriff-elect Albert We. West Jr, detailing pay for aides totaling 490 per month, with deputies at 206.66 for the chief deputy, 200 for nine deputies, and other roles including clerks at 150, jailer at 200, and cook at 99 per month.
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West County
Monnay
Albert We. West Jr
West
Bao
Tita
Cmel
Yugoslav Peace Offer to Hungary in League Talks
The League of Nations opened a public session on the Yugoslav Hungary dispute. Yugoslavia’s foreign minister Titulescu urged Hungary to accept a peace plan while France proposed a treaty creating an international criminal court to repress terror. The plan would involve an inquiry into the Marseille murder of King Alexander and punishment of those connected, with Hungary held responsible per Yugoslav claims.
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Geneva
Der
Yigaslavia
Hungary
League of Nations Couhei
Yugoslavia
Nicolas Titulescu
France
Hun Baty
Insan
Alexander of
Marseilles
Yugoslavia Rules To Accept League Verdict On Hungary
Belgrade officials told the Associated Press Yugoslavia will take no independent action if the League of Nations rules against it in the Hungarian dispute. Prince Paul, regent, influenced Belgrade to restrain moves amid world reaction to mass expulsion of Hungarians which has halted. About 2700 Hungarians have been forced to leave in five days. authorities indicate those expelled may not return.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Dec
Associated Press
Hungary
League of Nations
Yapostatia
Contract Set for Federal Building in Vernon Texas
The contract for completion of the 345, 60 federal building remodeling and woodsow project in Vernon was awarded to Dolph Henton Construction Company of Dallas. R A McGarry of Washington DC, the government engineer in charge here for three months, announced the award though completion figures remain unreleased.
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Federal
Vernon
Texas
Woodsow
Dolph Henton
Dallas
R.A. McGarry
Washington, D.C
Roosevelt Leads National Drive Against Crime at Conference
President Roosevelt assumes leadership in a four day national crime conference opening in Washington with 500 delegates including judges and criminologists. The event aims to craft a national program to curb bootlegging, narcotics, and corruption while proposing a national criminological institute and broader legal prosecutions.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Wrete
Cummings
Riva
HB. J. Anslinger
Treasury
Ate
GC. Guldman
New York
Marley
National Criminological Institute
Hong
Patrick J. Hurley
Paulering
Cumrain
Henry L. Simson
Prétede Noosvelt
Texline to Gulf Highway Assured in Donley County
The Texas Highway Commission approved contracts totaling 143,167 dollars for grading and drainage on the Clarendon to Memphis segment of the Texline to Gulf route. This ends a decade long delay in Donley County as the Glarden to Memphis section proceeds to completion.
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Clarendon
Rev
Textine
Gulf
Donley County
Texas Highway Commission
Glarenden
Memphis
Amarillo
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