Decapitation Case Shocks Fresno Woman Involved
Fresno dated report details a decapitation linked to a Christmas party at Dr. B S Lindsey’s home. Officers say a paralyzed veteran Patt and a nurse witness described threats and an ax attack. Doctor Charles Mixon performed a postmortem noting partial scalping and blood stains near the Lindsey residence.
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Fresno
Calif
Ha Denary Patt
Su-Yeur
Anders Gal Tarr
B.S. Lindsey
Devtiet
Parr
Tarr
Hey
Park
Tare
Switer
Patt
Charles Mixon
Jove Au
Chimney Flue Fire Causes $75 Damage
A chimney flue fire caused about 75 dollars in damage before the flames were checked by firefighters. Neighbors alerted the blaze at the building on the street, and the fire crew arrived promptly to prevent further damage.
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Tate
Dud
Mus
Byitus
Preach Meld at Danger Targeting College Provokes Inquiry
Acting director Skreberg of Comimonnesty Tabor college claims a Baptist preacher’s tirades threaten academic freedom and spur federal probes. He cites repeated incitements by Rev. J. D. Summers and accuses Summers of urging civil liberty committee action to probe alleged anti-democratic and anti-labor influences in Planters.
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Mena
Dine
Skreberg
Coni— Monnesty Tabor College
Skrebere
J. D. Sum
Baptist Earch
Civil Liverties Committee
U. S. Senate
Arkarsas Legislatire
These People Think Te Tuernilinnot Wand Sie yten
A garbled New York article quotes a British general in New York discussing the empire and public sentiment. It mentions Browning and a US call by Dr Dacint for liberty and religious freedom, urging exemplary government and press freedom as a global model.
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New York
Grraht
Campwell
Win Dacint
America
United States
Plane search blocked by snow near East Lake city Mh
A heavy snow blanket hampered a plane search near East Lake, Mh, concealing wreckage of a missing flight weeks after the incident. Authorities, including Western Air Express, reported continued efforts and harsh winter conditions complicating recovery as a Western route through Salt Lake City area grows tense.
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East Lake City
Salt Lake
Giant Brag Take Retio Giant Brag Take Retio
Atlantic City N J December 20 The opening of the main convention of the Association for the Advancement of Science draws about 3000 minds. A chaotic scene unfolds with protestors from MASONS OF research and inventors in the lobby as Beebe reacts to the circus like atmosphere and the strain of keeping science on track amid distracting chatter.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Junior
Toose
Association For the «Advancemen” of Science
America
Beebe
Pulite Health Service
Toting
Nurelo Miorey Wi
Representative Fulmer pushes six year term plan for House
Washington plans a campaign for four year terms for House members. Representative Hampton Fulmer of South Carolina will submit a constitutional amendment to make terms six years with no re election for presidents. His effort follows proposals to extend the president's term and gain momentum among Democrats and Republicans.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Hampton Fulmer
South Carolina
House
Fulmer
Bees Have Sweet Time After Crash
Bees flood from a truck carrying 150 gallons of syrup after a crash near Mullin. Dew Mullin, injured, and Dew Mullin, nine percent of syrup spilled, while a 12 year old was left with minor injuries as the truck overturned on gravel. Local man Carlisle escaped with minor bruises amid a chaotic bees rescue.
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Carlisle
Minous
Britain to Start Greatest Warship After Treaties End
London reports Britain will begin construction of the world’s largest battleship once naval treaties expire. The project costs about 40 million pounds and would outrank the battleships George V and Prince of Wales in size.
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Britain
London
London Daily Express
Cheorge Vo
Prine
Wales
Peel
Work Record Cavalcade Over Radio Law Threat in Strike
San Francisco protests by union leaders against a new federal law affecting seamen threaten to derail an 80 day Pacific strike. The Copeland bill would require seamen to carry discharge records after January 20. Shipowners and unions foresee no settlement if workers must return. Long Beach arrest unlikely, as leaders resume negotiations amid broader strike impact on Pacific commerce.
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San Prancisco
Roosevelt
V. H. Jorn
San Pedro
Copeland Pitt
Congress
Long Beach
Harry Brides
Dectoral Reserve Bank
Pacific East States
Rival Picket Lines Broken At Hudson River Pier
New York police dispersed rival union factions at the Ann Con Merchant Lines pier on the Hudson River. Leaders Joseph Curran and Joseph Tyan clashed with militant members as police ordered 400 workers to retreat from the piers after attempts to stop truck deliveries to the steamer Trader. Curran's insurgent group had earlier won control at Port of Es? and tensions flared along the waterfront amid fistfights and threats.
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New York
Wnion
Anncon
Curran
Union
Three Escape Prisoners Flee Texas Farms on Horseback
Prison guards recaptured three trusties after they escaped from farms near Richmond and Blue Ridge in Texas. The escapees were Ernest Heering, 23, serving six years for burglary and theft from Rabartaan and Limestone counties. Juan Ya Seri, 23, serving Yb years for murder from Refugio County. Guillermo Salazar, 25, serving 15 years for murder from Cameron County.
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Auntsville, Dre
Hariem
Richmond
Blue Ridge
Ernest Heering
Juan Yae~ Serie
Refugio County
Guillermo Salazar
Cameron County
Railway Traffic in West Increases Report
Chicago dispatch notes Hugh W. Siddall of the Western Passenger Association cites a 21 percent rise in Western railroad passenger traffic in 1936 versus 1935. He credits lower rates faster schedules and improved accommodations including air conditioning, highlighted by a newspaper advertising plan in 800 dailies and 600 weeklies.
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West
Chicago
Hugh W. Siddall
wWestern Passenger Association
Western Railroads
Bexar Facts records a jumble of names and events
A garbled column lists numerous individuals and anecdotes from San Antonio society, mentioning CAPT RANDALL, LEON WALTHALL, FRANCES WHILE, LEONA COPELAND, ANNA KATZ, MARY FOY, GENE AUTRY, and others. The piece references Christmas, New Year plans, social gossip, marriages, corrections, and local happenings with scattered, unclear details.
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RE. Randall
Lewis
Leon Walthall
Ghey
Trate Satiay
Moga
Goldsmith
Sant Antonio
Berahlug Ryan
Frances
Merman
Deutsch
Meanen
Bache and Company
Leona Copeland
Anna Katz
Lucier Latri
O'mos
Carroll and Marshall to Star In Radio Adaptation Tonight
RENWICKE CARY reports the Coward play Tonight will be adapted for radio on the Columbia network tonight from New York with Herbert Marshall and Madeleine Carroll starring. The broadcast features music by Alec Templeton and Pat O Malley, narrated and directed from Hollywood by Cecil B. DeMille, airing at 8:30. The program includes George Hall’s orchestra and a full half hour with Al Pierce’s Gang on CBS affiliates.
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rCavalfade
Radio Theater
Coumbia Network
Ktsa—A
Herbert Marshall
Madinenne Carrol
Coward
Broadway
Gertrude Lawrence
New
Hollywood
Cecil B. Neville
Wardom
Alec Templeton
Jlind Manist
Pat O'Malley
United States
England
Hyihons
Bequest
Richard Enner
WOAL
Horace Heidt
CBS
Columbia
George Hall
KYSA
Aisa AL Peirce
Gang
ATSA
Montay
KPSA
Sunset Bernonte
Adelle Bharey
Press
Radio Newa
Ordu
WDAL
Jack Armstrong
Sataly Legon
Texas Rangers
Littin Orphan Annie
Bert Ambrose Necordy
Busta
Stullo
Chandu
Herbie Holines
Orch
Goose Creek
Sparty Parnie
Woal—Nowa
Tels Bera
KADC
the Hawk
Bert Amabrace
Plantalion Soga
BTSA
Horace Heidl
Brigediers
KONO
Hallywood
Michel NeGre
Matty
Janvert
Charles St
Roger Bevers
Tieorce Green
Amos
Andy
Kay Noble
Black Chest
Ton Alkert
Abe
Lips Hackett
Mos
Radio Programs for Tomorrow Tomorrow’s Dial Schedule Features Voices and Concerts
A fragmented listing outlines morning and daytime broadcasts across networks including NBC and Columbia Network with shows like Morning Rendezvous, The Walterime, and Humorous and musical segments. Notable performers include Mickey Rooney and Judy and Jeane, with various local and national program blocks noted through the day.
Priestess of four tribes described as human and divine
Washington reports at the annual meeting of the Society of American Anthropologists the tale of a priestess ruling a tribe in Rhodesia, transmitted orders through a king, with attempts to reach a ceremonial mound interrupted by diversions, while another item notes a White House holiday party for President’s young relatives.
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Washington
UTA
Buzale
Dex
Curls
Barele
White House
Brandson
Las
Tizzie
Mire Ateauar
Chlerta
We the Wankilen
Radio Program Grid and Firefighting Report Summary
A cluttered radio schedule lists various stations and programs from 5:50 to 6:00 PM, including musical acts and shows. The piece also notes F. A. Sucox, head of the forest service, reporting that civilian conservation corps workers have logged 2,500,000 days fighting forest fires over three years.
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Washington
F. A. Sucox
Saies
Short Wave Column Highlights European Music Broadcasts
Brief notes from the Italian Federation of Business and Professional Wee Balls and La Be eaten i Mila cover concert and folk songs. Mentions 2ROs Malt May and Christe details, plus various technical specs and a glimpse of lineups including Band orchestra and GRCN.
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Fonan
Baebes
Italian Federation of Business and
2RO
Eno
London
GSC
Poronto
Orchestra
Mare
Nation debates wage and hour reform push in Congress
Washington December 26. Administration weighs state level wage and hour standards to avoid another NRA. Congress members say Roosevelt may address employment purchasing power in opening address. Senator O Mahoney proposes a federal charter to ban child labor and require state standards. Labor leaders push for broader reforms and higher family incomes amid 1932 income projections.
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Washington
Congress
Brekter
Capitol
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
O'Mahoney
Wyomlrng
Aeb
Securities Commission
Roner
William Green
American Federation of Labor
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Mader
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Jet
Raymond Willir
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Rollie Moors
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Lievt
James Echterhore
SEARS
New York City
Tee May
Matariet
Bai
Gene Autry
Marian Lonkaker Allison
Goff Nelson
Marvin Watson
MUITE
Renwicke Cary
Maxwell
Neil Read
Dior
T2nd
Histe ‘Thompson
Orzaniat
Hapny Moltoney IO
S Gang
Bly Mills and Company
Howard Barley
Lovie Syrcopators
Bino—tivions
Reity
Bub
Josh Iligeins
al Finchville
Todaws
Polis
Mandy UV
Paul Gallicchio
Bret
Monticello
Chuck Ween
St. Henry's Acadrmy
NBC Music Guild
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Jeane
O—Pupprr Young
Ms PerSice
S.retes M—tneera
Chick Wrho
Young
Hickory
Hearns
Mickey Rooney
Captaing Courssey
Ayer
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Paris
Classicalion
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