Laval Backed by Chamber in Confidence Vote on Peage Plan
Paris Dec 17 The chamber of deputies voted 208 to 259 to support Premier Laval and his approach to the Italian Ethiopian crisis. Laval urged postponing interpellations on the peace plan until Dec 27, arguing for continuation of Britain’s ideas while resisting humiliation at Geneva. Italian demands via Ambassador Cerruti reportedly seek broader concessions in Ethiopia and redraw zones of control, with Mussolini pressing for expansion adjacent to Addis Ababa and Eritrea Somaliland.
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Toys Benefit Dance Aims to Help San Antonio Youths
Moré soys for the San Antonio youngsters who otherwise would have no Christmas cheer. Jack White of the Plaza hotel helps Fire Chief J. G. Sarran and The Light play Santa Claus. A tea dansant from 3 to 5 pm Friday on the Plaza tour with admission one day. Proceeds go to the site for repairs and distribution. Music by Zwen Hall and his orchestra.
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Birkhead Group to Hold Fete Parley
The Birkhead group formed to advise on allotting of Antonio's 409 008 federal funds for a centennial celebration will meet August 2 at 2 p.m. in Travis Building. Ernest Altgell, Centennial commissioner general, says the group will hear further requests for Centennial funds beyond those already advised. No recommendations to Cullen Thomas in Dallas will be made until all project seekers have been heard.
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Townsend Plan debate in Michigan race dominates Midwest test
In Michigan's 1st District contest Republican Verner W. Main backs the Townsend plan while Democrat Howard W. Cavanagh campaigns against it. The dispute centers on the Townsend platform as both candidates court voters in a heated midwest test election.
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Houston Student Rhodes Scholar Named for Oxford
Four students were named Rhodes scholars today, including Allen H. Warren, 20, of Houston, a Princeton University student. Other selections hailed from Mississippi, Alabama, and Texas as representatives for Oxford University in England.
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Harmon Hops for March Field in War Plane Convoy
Col Harmon of March field California launches from Kelly field in a long range bomber bound for March field. He stops at Kelly field Monday night en route from Miami races to March field. Command under Col John H. Pirte. five planes join the voyage. four Pursuit planes to depart Wednesday morning under Colonel Plie.
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Actor Galls Quintuplets Cares About Garbos in Film
Hollywood report says veteran actor Sean Hersholt praised the five quintuplets in the Callander project. He described them as healthy strong and intelligent and noted the babies were forming well. Hersholt also impersonated Dr Altai Dale in a scene tied to The Crmty Doctor plotline.
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Station ban blocks KVOS from AP news in Seattle ruling
In San Francisco on December 17 a federal injunction blocked KVOS from broadcasting Associated Press news pending the end of material damage to member newspapers. The Ninth Circuit reversed a Seattle district court decision and ordered continued restraint on KVOS broadcasts of AP news.
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Four Armed Robberies Reported on North Side Streets
Police reported two incidents of armed theft on Tuesday. A man on North Cherry Street was held up by a knife-wielding woman at Crockett and Chestnut, losing $1.50. Fred Murdine of 322 North Optde Avenue said his pockets were picked of $12 near North Laredo Street.
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