Japanese Forces Prepare March Against Bandits Near Newchang
Universal Service correspondent Floyd Gibbons reports from Manchuria that Japanese troops mass near Newchang, with barracks crowded and homes used for billeting. Chinese brigands amplify tensions as the army readies an advance before Sunday midnight, while a Chinese armored train is halted by air and ground attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Gibbons
Universal Service
Rnech
Univerant
Tne
Newcuang
Manchuria
Dee
Tiesto
Eal
Eddie Hunter
Universel Service
Bmakden
New York
Eddie
Tienchwangtl
Newchang
Tigao River
Eavy
Tienchwangti
Baura
Chiese
Chang Heurk-Lieng
Chinchow
Japanere
Nineteenth Infantry Brigade
Woman Juror Guilty of Contempt in Fraud Trial
Mrs Genevieve Clark the lone woman juror in the Wilbur Fosbas fraud case was found guilty of contempt of court by Judge Nordeve Sanborn. She was sentenced to six months in jail and a $1000 fine for false answers given during juror qualification.
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Mineapolis
Dee
INS
Genevieve Clark
Wilbur Fosbas
Nordeve Sanborn
Clark
Wolters Seeks Pipeline Links for Small Texa Operators
Kilgore Texas December 26. General Jacob F. Wolters in charge of East Texas military operations says a Monday meeting will gather representatives of all pipeline companies in the district to arrange connections for small operators whose wells lack pipelines. More than half the companies will send delegates, addressing draining of nearby wells without lines.
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Wolters
Kilgore
Texas
Gris
Jacob F. Wolters
East Texan
Packer Loses Hand in Crusher at Local Plant
Crystal City dispatch reports Juan Maldonado an employee of Tl. HF. White Company, produce shippers, was injured when his right hand was caught in an ice crusher during packing. He was recovering at a local hospital after the accident reported Saturday.
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Packer
Crusher
Crystal City
Juan Maldonado
Maldonado
Tl. HF. White Company
Produce Shippers
Raymondville Chamber Names Secretary Manager
Raymondville chamber of commerce directors elected Snedeker as secretary manager at their Wednesday noon meeting. He will take office January 1.
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Raymondville
San Benito Sets Stamp Sale Record in Post Office
Ran Benito reports a new stamp sale record at the local post office. The event drew crowd interest with high value philatelic purchases and a notable sale total reported by staff.
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San Benito
Benito
Dew
Salen
Poe
Santa Claus Indiana Post Office Sees Record Christmas Mail
Santa Claus Indiana post office reports its biggest Christmas season with around 45 000 pieces of mail in the weeks before Christmas and thousands of plates of mail sent to obtain a Santa Claus postmark as national debate over postal policy continues.
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Santa Claus
Ind
Des S
INS
Indiana
United States
James B. Watson
Washington
Post Office Department
James F. Mactin
Ong Dal
Potentia
Santa Glana
Afartiv
Sino Japanese Drive Opens on Manchuria Front
Tense fighting in southeastern Manchuria near the Korean border continues as Chinese and Japanese troops clash along a 200 mile front from Chin Chow to Mulien Auung. Chinese forces report control of Fenghuangchen, with Japanese reinforcements moving toward Tientsin and Mukden.
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Peiping
INS
Manchuria
Mukden Sod Tokin
Chinchow
Mulien-Auiung
Chipchow
Tientsin Ixlay
Pieping- Tientsin-Mukden
Chong
Great Wall
Fenghuang- Chen
Antung
Mukden-Antung
South Manchorian
Mukdeo
Seoul
Rway
Spetth
Chinchom
Japs Battle to Restore Rail Link
Japanese forces fighting to restore Mukden to Korea railroad communications, severed by Chinese raids, were described as holding a difficult position. A central communique said raiders had French mortars and were resisting a Japanese attack along a 30 mile front from Mukden to Anfung. Headquarters reported ongoing Chinese bandit raids near Siekien and a railroad bridge destroyed at Talin north of Mukden.
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Suries
Aamenoria
Mukden
Korea
Mukden-Anfung
Buck Private Becomes Harvard Law Professor
Sidney Fost Simpson, once a private and later second lieutenant, entered Harvard after military service and returns as a Fall professor at Harvard Law School. A War veteran from 1922 and coauthor of the Wickersham Commission report No. 12, 64 The Cost of Crime, he has practiced law in New York and now teaches county and trusts.
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Vam Buuge
INS
Harvard
Harrard
Tam
Sidney Fost Simpson
Warverd
Wickersham Commission
New York
Harvard Law Schoul
Airplane Mapping Plan Aims at Northern Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin early 20th century report states planes will remap Northern Wisconsin using aerial photographs for accuracy. KE F Bean announces maps, some decades old, may soon be updated to reflect current villages and growth.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
KE. F. Bean
851 Methodists at Missouri School
Columbia Mo December 24 The Methodist church claims the largest number of students at the University of Missouri with 852 enrolled under that denomination among 3904 students overall, according to enrollment figures translated for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri School
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Methodist Church
Zavalla Man Bags Twenty Point Buck
Nor man Lang an employee of the Zavala County bank brought in a 20 point buck weighing about one hundred pounds. The deer was reportedly shot in the Zavala area on a hunting expedition near Lasneal City. The hunter and trophy were showcased at the local game club.
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Zavalla
Lasneal Gity
Norman Lang
Zavala County Bank
Christmas Toll From Holiday Tragedies Across States
A fragmented report estimates Christmas deaths across the nation from auto crashes, shootings, burns, and falls. Detailing counts by city and state, it notes 23 deaths in Ohio, 15 in Chicago area, 20 in Pennsylvania, and notable totals in New York area, Detroit, and Texas, with causes including automobile trains and liquor.
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Batavia
Charlotte
N. C
Ohio
Chicago
Pennsylvania
New York City
New Jersey
Connecticut
Que Wan
New England
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Washington
D.C
Baltimore
Kilgore Jailer Takes Vacation in East Texas Town
Kilgore, Dec 26. The jailer is taking a vacation there for the first time in months. The town, in the East Texas oil field, has been without an inmate as the last prisoner completed his term and was released on Christmas Eve. Authorities fear disturbances may follow.
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Kilgore
Eras
Grison
East Texas
Prigonce
Tourist Club Plans New Year Dance
The Venonus Tourist club will bid the old year farewell with New Year’s festivities. A contract bridge lecture by Tt. 8. Magwell is set for 2 p.m. Monday. Eddie Warwick’s band will provide music at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday, followed by Bod Skies orchestral dance at 8:39 p.m. Saturday.
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Venonus Tourist Club
Lubreant
Thoreday
Magwell
Eddie Warwick
Bod Skies Orchestre
Illinois Warden Hurt in Car Wreck
Warden James A. White of the Southern Winds penitentiary in Chester Illinois and Ed Sauer father there were reported injured in an automobile accident near here late today. White suffered serious injuries and details were not immediately learned.
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James A. White
Southern Winds
Ge Chester
Ed’ Sauer
Farher
Here
White
Oklahoma Gas Increase To Be Probed
Oklahoma City November 2 193? A one cent a gallon gas increase announced by major oil companies operating stations will be investigated by Attorney General J Berry Hing. The top price with increase stands at 28 cents a gallon including a 6 cent state tax. The regular tax adds a cent for unemployment relief. Station damage?
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Oklahoma City
Alpeest
al Iormey
J. Berry Hing
Itm
Gandhi exile threat hangs over Kuria Muria island
London dispatch reports Gandhi faces banishment to one of the Kuria Muria islands off Oman if the Indian Congress renews its nonviolent noncooperative campaign. The British Indian government plans drastic measures to quell disturbances and aims to remove leaders rather than imprison them. Gandhi’s fate depends on talks with the Viceroy Wilmington and Congress executive in Bombay, with a March Puri meeting near.
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London
Des
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Bombay
Gandhi
all-Indian National Congress Party
Kuria Muria
Hattania
Muscat
Viceror Willington
Congress Party-Executive Committee
Congress
Puri
Bengal
Mayor Drops Prohibition Campaign in New York Town
Eugene H. Lehman announces end of an eight month effort to enforce the dry law in Rip Van Winkle era town. He calls the campaign a hypocritical failure as sponsors ignored their pledges and observes little drinking among the pledge supporters and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
John D. Rockefellers
Eugene H. Lehman
Fennely
Road Bond Suit May Be Dropped If Plan Is Adopted
EL PASO TEXAS Commissioners may drop a roadside bond suit if TL Dr. Oliver’s labor handling plan for county projects is adopted. Oliver offered to withdraw his contest to the road bond election if his proposal is accepted, but the court called it an insult. The bond issue passed narrowly as unemployment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Pasa
Oliver
American motorist arraigned in Shanghai consular court
Victor Waitaaviteh, a U S citizen, faced the Shanghai consular court charged with excessive speed and driving on the wrong side, plus passing other cars and failing to renew his license. He pleaded not guilty to one count while admitting the others. other Americans were fined for parking during prohibited hours on Nan Sing Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiding
Shanghai
Victor Waitaaviteh
United States
Meense
Maintiff
Hines
Vlad
Youth Injured in Highway Attack
CY Dec 2 Marc Williamson son of the Rev and M Williamson of Crryatal City won in a critical cand ax result of a mysteriona attack on the bi ig between La Pryor and Crista about a week ago. Young Williamson reached home one evening dazed and gave incoherent account of an attack on the highway while coming home for the Christmag hostage. He was robbed of money and valuables.
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Marc Williamson
M. Williamson
Crryatal
Ian Ars
la Pryor
Crista
Young
Williamson
New Buildings for Cleveland School
Hoven new buildings, the first to be constructed in a 82,500,000 group, will be ready by 1500 students. The unit to include auditorium, gymnasium, cafeteria, chapel, dormitory, facing hall, and peg ie building. Thirteen other units are planned.
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Cleveland
Wee
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