Hitler Stages On Captured French Soil Report
Berlin reports claim Hitler crossed into France along the frontier near Spicheren Heights and Spicherer to unify occupied territory. The march involved German officers and gifts distributed as church bells rang, marking Christmas Eve amid front-line advances.
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Berlin
Hiller Nad
France
Westwall
Fuehrer
Hitler
Spicheren Heights
Beetween Starhsurcken
Forbuch
Flint
Ite
Stornmats
Dutlog Kieviel Tiltter
Tls Ghige
Hiller
Bolcheren
Spicherer
Garmin Fies
Actress Bottis Butler settles heart balm suit in out of court deal
Los Angeles January 27 news that actress Bottis Butler settled a $125,100 heart balm suit out of court. Attorney Al Ragell said terms were not revealed. Butler had accused Rowell Hearne of jilting her to marry someone else.
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Los Angeles
Der
Bottis Butler
al Ragell
Itm
Bean
Miss Fultler
Statorney
Dlamissa
Netion
Misa Butler
Rowell Hearne
Jack L. Warner
Weather summary mentions cool conditions and frost in Atlanta vicinity
Partial to mostly cloudy and colder conditions with frost in the Atlanta area. North winds prevail with high Tuesday around 64 degrees and Tuesday night near 34. City readings show Monday high 44 and Tuesday low 44.
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Atlanta
Momine
Wedesday
West Texas
Koch Arrives to Join Huth Probe in Texas
Walter Keeh assistant attorney general arrived from Austin to join the Harris County grand jury reviewing ouster action against Albert W. Huth tax assessor and collector. Koch said he was present to determine state involvement while denying a spectator role, with officials signaling possible help if District Attorney Shook refused. Fred Walter, DA investigator, appeared with heavy vehicles as the probe continued.
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Ion Politicals
Ligit
Walter Keeh
Austin
Hexar County Grand Jury
Albert W. Huth
Koch
Gerald Mann
Walter
Recelfilloris
Austria
Huesday
Qin Jary
Mann
Ron
Fred Walter
District Attorney's Office
Campbell
County Commissioners Court
Wy WH. Whisenane
Ruth
Huth
Shook
Davies Named Aid to Hull in War Emergency Role
President Roosevelt names Joséph M. Davies American ambassador to Belgium as a special assistant to Secretary Hull to handle war emergency Western and International trade negotiations. Davies recently returned from Brussels to report to the State Department and White House after a tour of duty as ambassador to Russia. No successor for Brussels indicated. A newborn son of Secretary of War Woodring dies at Walter Reed Hospital.
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Washington
Joséph &. Davies
Belgium
Roosevelt
Brete Hull
Davies
Brussels
State de l jPaartment
White House
Tussia
Wid Be
Sheriff’s Home Bombed Near Stone County Arkansas
Wew, Ark. Dec. 26. Sheriff Lonney and his wife narrowly escaped injury when a dynamite bomb exploded on the porch of their home while they slept. Sheriff Lonney, appointed to office a year ago by Governor Carl E. Bailey, said he could not explain the motive behind the bombing and had no clues to suspect.
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Mountain Wew
Ark
Looney
Stone County
Lonmey
Carl E. Bailey
Skylight Burglary Targets Jewelry Store at Alamo Place
A skylight burglary at a jewelry shop operated by William Pastor on Alamo Place yielded watches rings and old gold valued at about 210 dollars. Police report two burglars entered by breaking through a skylight and escaped unharmed.
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Wiliam Pastor
Pastor
War at a Glance War news and claims from Viborg to Murmansk
Viborg and Murmansk rail corridor under artillery pressure as Soviet communique reports early victories. Finns said defeated at Jolomantai and Suotmussalmi. Stanholme sinks off the English coast with 14 lives lost. survivors report torpedo attack without warning. Duesseldorf granted clearance papers to a British prize crew despite German protest.
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Tyhe
Viborg
Finland
Murmansk
Moscow
Jolomantai
Suotmussalmi
London
Cglon
Panama
United States Army Command
Duesseldorf
Snowblanket Hits Panhandle. Texas Drifts Halt Travel
A continuing snowstorm in the Texas Panhandle grounded all highway travel and delayed bus service as frost forecasted for East and Southwest Texas. Amari llo and Lubbock logged frigid readings while San Angelo to McKinney saw up to three inches of snow. Grain farmers welcomed moisture from the storm as warmer southwest winds shifted through the Gulf, with totals rising across Houston Longview and Plainview.
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Texas Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Texas
Louisiana
West Texas
Amarillo
Lubbock
Dallas Weather Bureau
Uta
Gulf of Mexico
San Angelo
Wear Texas
McKinney
Sau Angelo
Hall of Corpus Ciwisti
Wientta Falls
Nes
Houston
Tata
Corsteania
Longview
Tyler
Plainview
Big Spring
Athlenc
Srt
Tarhhock
Bandits Hold Up Downtown Penney's Car
Bandits robbed a Penney store car on Tuesday morning near St. Joseph and Commerce streets driving away with cash and checks from the bank satchel totaling about 4 three thousand dollars. The two masked men forced store personnel to drive toward Steve and Walters streets and then abandoned the car after taking $2 813 in cash and $1597 in checks. Police identified one suspect as WAVES Ong bardlt and described the other as a short man with a grey neat aid hat. The getaway car was later found abandoned, keys under a sun visor. Police surrounded the district as officers investigated.
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Ong Bardlt
Siorximan
Walledig
Lie
Goodman
Steves
Wallers
Walters
Penney
Trier
Kayla
Nepal
George T. Marlin
Police Department
Pallcal
Ray Ashworth
Scion of Wagner Sought by Police After Self Inflicted Wound
NEW YORK on December 24 detective Hettleher described Wal frod Ashland aged 34 as a son of Baroness Leonie von Wagner and descendant of Richard Wagner. He was taken to Bellows hospital with a critical bullet wound after telling his wife he was despondent over their son’s death on Christmas and his unemployment.
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New York
Walfrod Ashland
Robert Hettleher
Leonie von Wagner
Richard Wagner
Bellows Hosplink
Ims
Hellicher Ratel Ashland
Klinsal
Kag
Munson Dies in China After Heart Attacks
Edward F. W. Munson, head at the city division of the national committee of MG A s of China, died in Kunming on Christmas Eve after suffering heart attacks. The New York associated release notes his death as a loss to the organization and local staff.
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NEW York, Inc
Edward FW. Munson
MG. A.'s
China
Munson
Kunming
Roosevelt and Pius XII Call for Peace Amid War
A wartime plea lauds President Roosevelt and Pope Pius XII for proposing a peace path. The article urges neutral power cooperation, condemns war’s costs, and calls Americans and Christians to back early humane leadership toward justice. It stresses unity for a march to peace and praises Roosevelt’s timely action.
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Roosevelt
Pope Pius XII
Pius XII
America
Christendom
Pope
Mr.Roosevelt
Leeaders
Frost Expected as Cold Wave Grips San Antonio
Meteorologist Howard Marx predicted a brief cold snap in San Antonio with frost in outlying areas Tuesday night and a dip to about 34 degrees at the airport. Warmer sun is forecast for Wednesday as a cold front moves on, with moisture from Christmas showers aiding farmers and ranchers in Bexar County.
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Howard Marx
San Antonio
Marx
J. Henry Darboo
Bexar County
Only 3 British Killed at Front
Paris dispatch reports that military sources state only three British soldiers have been killed on the western front since the war began. The tally includes 2070 wounded in service and 438 in the air force.
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Paris
F D R Sets Course for Annual Message Budget Prep
President Roosevelt began drafting next year's federal budget and the annual message to Congress today in Washington, shifting from temporary duties to outline the state's financial plan and policy priorities.
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F.D.R
Washington
Roosevelt
Chinese Lose 18000 Troops in Far East War Updates
Chinese reports state 18000 troops lost amid fighting in North Central and South China. Japanese dispatches claim heavy clashes across multiple provinces with counterattacks stalling winter offensives. Chinese bases in Kwangtung reportedly destroyed in retaliation. key operations near Faotauchen along the Pelpping Suiyuan railroad noted.
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Shanghai
Dor
China
South
Sale
Kwangat Province
Aghbayatti
Faotauchen
Pelpling-Suiyuan
Suiyuan
Captain Frank G Irvin Dies From Injuries In Air Service
Captain Frank G Irvin of Green Castle Dill died at Walter Reed Hospital from injuries sustained last Saturday in an Army airplane crash near Newark Airport. A US Army Infantry veteran from 1926 to 1930 he later joined the Air Corps and for two months served in the Office of the Chief of the Army Air Corps. He held the Distinguished Flying Cross. His widow is Mrs Flennor R Irvin of Aviington, Ya.
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Washington
Frank G. Irvin
Greencastle
Dill
Walter Reed Hospital
Ute Thollanapolly Iuinterpat
United States Infantry
Air Corps
Army Air Corps
Distinguished Flying Cross
Flennor R. Irvit
Aviington, Ya
Tragic Find Ends Hunters in Cameron County
Barles of B. White of Harlingen and hunting companion John Butch of Arkansas were found shot dead in a 500-acre pasture on the Arwendatiz ranch in Cameron County. Missing since Sunday after a hunting trip, the pair were among over 200 people who joined searches. They were shot in the head with buckshot. no trace of the Blanton disappearances has been found. planes aided the search alongside bloodhounds from nearby counties.
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Barlies
B. White
Harlingen
Joh Butch
Arkansas
Testley
Cameron Condo
Meuwind
John
Luther Blanton
Blantons
Garmeron
Youth Confesses Killing of Father
Akron police report an 18 year old New York worker confessed to killing his father, saying he hated him. He described shooting him in the home, then dumping the body on the bank of a river. The youth cited threats against him and his mother as motive during the interview.
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Akron
Gnic
Der
Tamies
D. HW Jy
NYA
Inia
Alva Aussell
Summit County
Dennis Muryay
Young Hil
Housing Program for Farms Slated
Washington described a new farm housing plan by the U S housing authority to rent farmers a horse and one acre for 50 to 55 dollars a year. Administrator Nathan Straus announced the outline after a White House call and said the program would be ready for President Roosevelt to approve within two to three weeks.
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Washington
U. S. Housing Authority
Nathan Straus
White House
Roosevelt
Tis
Funeral Held for Whiteman's Father
Private funeral services were held for Wilberforce J. Whiteman in Denver. Whiteman, father of band leader Paul Whiteman and former director of music in Denver schools, died after an illness and was later buried. He had been in Denver during his son’s performances. The family prepared for a travel to New York after the service.
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Denver
Wilberforce J. White
Ialker
Paul Whiteman
Mise
Wade Tree
Xinky
New Yorke
Nicaragua Coast Quake Shakes Pacific Coast
An earthquake rattled Nicaragua's Pacific coast beginning about 8 AM. The tremor affected León Chimadega and Corinto with limited duration and no immediate damage reported. No injuries or major destruction were cited in initial reports from Managua.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Léon
Chimadega
Corinta
Ordinance to rename Peloan Street to Greer Street
City officials consider changing street names at the request of property owners. Street Commissioner Paul Breffler and City Attorney J. Ira Keveneyille Turally discussed drafting an ordinance to rename Peloan street to Greer street, citing resident concerns.
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Paul Breffler
J. Ira Keveneyille Turally
Peloan Street
Greer Street
Breffler
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Huth Probe
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Woodring
Karry Woodring
Walter Heed Hospital
Sheriff's Home
Big Tenas Area
TAIN
J.C. Penney
Victoria Street
Wapo
Radio Patralion Pail Wright
Wagner
Cameron
S.A
Frank Irwin
J. B. White
Hartingen
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