Student union adopts pledge against war in the United States
The United Front American Student Union in Columbus adopts a five part pledge opposing any war declared by the U S government. The measure passes 244 to 49 after heated debate with liberal groups urging no ground for administration subversion concerns. The W CA A board faced protests from Franklin County groups over campus sanctuary.
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Columbus
Ohio
USA
United Front” American Student Union
United States
Communistic National Student League
Socialistic Student League For Industrial Democracy
Ohio State University
Franklin County American Legion
W. CA
Carl Braun
Legion
Dullsing
American Student Union
Oxford
Students Flag Attacks on Group at Columbus Convention
The United Front American Student Union convention adopted resolutions condemning actions by elements of the American Legion Student Veterans and the Hearst press for pressuring Ohio State University and the YWCA to bar their group from halls. It empowers the OSU ALSO chapter to pursue legal remedies to protect the convention. A second resolution noted threats to world peace from fascist and imperial aggression and argued for efforts to prevent broader conflict.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Front
Bunany Alent
American Legion
Americanrers
Hearst Press
Ohio State University
W.C. A
Ethiopia
Sud
Students of America
Hearst and Liberty League
Japan
Germany
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
China
United States
National indoor model plane title meets in Chicago
Charles Akullian, a 17 year old Albany high school student, won the Junior Birdmen indoor championship and the William Randolph Hearst trophy at the One Hundred Thirty-second Regiment Armory. Harold Laclair of Detroit took second while Tsunatsu Shimazaki of San Francisco placed third. Prizes totaled 250, 109 and 50 dollars. The event featured cabin, glider and stick models and drew wing champions from across the country.
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Chicago
Charles Akuliau
Albans
William, Randolph Hearst
One Hundred ‘Thirty-second Regiment Armory
Akullian
Harald Laclair
Detroit
Tsunatsu Shimazaki
San Francisco
Sash
Laclair
Shimazaki
William ©. Gough Jr
Abullian
Hearst
Homer Guck
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Jennings Randolph
Elkins
C. R. Smith
American Airlines
R. W. Schroeder
U. S. Department of Commerce
HB. Buttersfield
John Downes
Ninth Naval District
C. A. McElwin
Ta‘avis National Guard
George West
Department of Commerce
John A.casep
Jimmy Wettern
Joseph Hervat
Milwaukee
Dan Womack
Atlanta
Robert L. Wiehle
Washington
D C
Walter Schmidt
Syracuse
Douglas Bruse
Beattie
R. T. Rickard
San Antonio
Leighton Webb
Rochester
Y. Edgar Fulmer
Pittsburg
John Eggleston
Omaha
Henry Struck
New York
Don Donahue
Los Angeles
Andrew . Mitus
Boston
Joseph 5. Urban
Belmore
William E. Gaugh
Herold Laclair
Tamotsu Shimazski
Charles Akullian
Albany
League Official Quits Asks Aid to Jews
James G. McDonald resigns as high commissioner for refugees on the League of Nations council. He asks the league to intervene in Germany to halt persecution of Jews and non-Aryans, warning that rising repression threatens international peace and injures other states. His resignation becomes effective tomorrow after over two years of service.
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Xuma
James G. McDonald
League of Nations Council
League
Germany
McDonald
Dignity for Jobless Visualized by Hobo King Raitinen
A fragment notes Dee New York and Raitinen calling unemployment dignity, arguing dignity persists even when joblessness remains. The brief mentions 1960s views on state and federal aid and a lingering sense of dignity in unemployment. A separate item reports Postmaster General Farley appointing Wren Durham Acting postmaster at Merkel Texas.
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New York
Dee
Oay
TENAS
AMER
Washington, Sc
Tre
Farley Alinoundg Tatal
Wren Durham
Merkel
Texas
Fete fund held may hinge on McCarl opposition
In San Antonio observers note Vice President Garner’s return could aid pre session smoothing to override Bto- Corl objections. Altgelt discusses McCarl’s disapproval and Birkhead group pressure on stadium inclusion. Maverick may push Centennial proposals to fit permanent historic value while revising the bill to win city funding.
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John Garner
Orient
Bto- Corl
Gayner
Altgelt
Birshead
McCarl
Fension
McGarl
San’ Antonians
Alt- Echs
Birkhead
San Antonio
Maverick
Hig Iiking
McCar
U S Import Trade Expansion Reported for 1995 Nine Months
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States announced a substantial expansion of American import trade in the first nine months of 1995. Imports registered the largest comparative gain for any similar period since 1920, signaling strong growth in trade activity.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Rechamber
Eastern pope dies in Istanbul at 62
Patriarch Photius II of the Orthodox Church, aged 62, died tonight in Istanbul after a long illness. He led Easter Christian unity efforts and was recognized as a key spiritual figure in Eastern Christendom.
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Istanbul
Photius
Antique Dining Sideboard Found in Capitol Basement
AUSTIN December 2 Joan Wallace a member of the board of control discovers a fine old dining room sideboard in the capitol basement. The piece though dilapidated by rats and loss of paint shows unusual beauty after minor restoration. It was made by a Houston firm with a lease on penitentiary labor for Governor Richard Coke in 1874 76. Wallace plans to send it to the governor mansion.
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Austin
Joan Wallace
Board of Control
Capitol
Houston Frn
Richard Coke
Wallace
Fowlerton quartet ill from drinking laminated water
In PEARSALL on December 20 Mrs. Martin Covington and her three young children from Fowlerton were admitted to Beall hospital with severe intestinal illness blamed on laminted water.
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Fowlerton
Pearsall
Martin Covington
Beall Hospital
Youth Admits Threats Linked to Extortion Notes
Copenhagen described the case as ongoing as police traced several threatening calls to Markell. Detectives recorded six calls before arresting him, discovering the intoxicated suspect connected to extortion letters to Gannett and Welle. He faced charges, with a suspended sentence tied to handwriting samples.
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Copenhagen
Markell
Gansnett and Welle
de> Reterves
Farm Conditions in West Texas Improve Promise of Oats
BAN ANGELO Dec 20 A year ago there wasn’t a sprig of oats four inches high on any unirrigated West Texas farm. J H Brooks of Tom Green County brought in a three-foot stalk of green oats, showing farmers hope for next May. He notes a 100-acre field that has not been pastured enough to keep it down and plans to plow under part for green fertilizer and pasture the rest.
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Ban Angelo
West Texas
J. H. Brooks
Tom Green County
Brooks
Two Rattlers Killed by San Antonio Youths Near Dodd Field
Three San Antonio youths Morrison, Kelly and Hoveld Mathies reported killing two rattlesnakes near Dodd Field. The 6-foot snakes were seen while fitting nearby area. One rattler reportedly awake with it rattles, the second had rattles.
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Dodd Field
San Antonio
Doddfeld
Jamea Morrison
Kelly
Hoveld Matthies
Trade imbalance grows as Orient exports rise
Washington reports show United States exports to Hong Kong in October reached 631,222 dollars, down from 754,909 the previous October, while imports from Hong Kong totaled 972,366 dollars, up from 386,039. The month closes with an unfavorable trade balance exceeding 300,000 dollars under Roosevelt era policies.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Orient
Commerce Department
Hong Kong
Heroic cow saves children as wolf raid blocks forest
A peasant family near Anta Vencastel watches their cattle when four wolves emerge from the forest. A year old cow defends the herd, goring one wolf with its horns and scattering the others, saving the two children and their father from danger.
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Aigosiavla
Dec
Anta Vencastel
Stanko Vencasten
Relief Education Chiefs Meet in Los Angeles
Relief education leaders from 20 WPA districts gather in Los Angeles to learn duties for employing 2600 teachers under relief rules as Pat Bullock and W. Huser outline program scope. The WPA program, once run by the relief commission, promises expanded education benefits to about 100000 adults with grants totaling 2,105,150 dollars for adult education and nursery projects.
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Texas Works Progress Administration
Plaza Hotel
AL A
Pat") Bullock
W. Huser
Texas Relief Commission
Brady Hunter Found Dead After Hunt Near Brady
Brady hunter Brady Hunter, a 62 year old cotton buyer and sportsman, did not return from a hunting trip. He was found dead about 200 miles southeast of Brady from a heart attack. A search party was organized after he failed to return to his car at sundown yesterday. He had hunted with Le Klug and they had separated.
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Brady Hunter
Victi Brady
Gavit
Brady
Ana
Tanchman
Tack
le Klug
Del Rio Man Faces Driving Charge
Del Rio, December 39. Lawrence Tatio, recently acquitted of murder by a Mason jury, was free on a $160 bond after a hearing on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was arrested Friday.
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del Rio
Lawrencel Tatio
Mile
Estell Calli Latta
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