Carol May Rule As Dictator to Fight Fascists
Fragmented text recounts political turmoil in Romania after the murder of Premier Duca by the Iron Guard, martial law declared, King Carol I facing a potential dictatorship to curb fascist aims, with Angelescu promising objective anti Semite policy and liberal parties seeking stability amid riots and assassinations.
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Carol
Universal Service, Inc
Bucharest
Carol I
Romania
Ion G. Duca
Binaja
Duca
Iron Guard
Duce
Arangsin
Nicholas Constantinescue
Ody
Radu Polizu
Binaia
Polizu
Constantine Angelos
Sinaia
Jdt
Norby Vila
Mme Magda Lupescu
Angelescu
Mile
Comedie Francais
Paul Honcour
Caral
Alexander
dJugoslavia
Pariament
Sinaio
Constantinescu
Duca Vecmise
Lend Ora
Follea
M. Cortinny
Wat
Craimic
Culendaru
Mosciain
Qatondari
Tina
Diny
Pindshed
Frock
Minleing Dorcason
Italian Hospital Tests New Drug On Tubercular
In Rome a secret hospital ward, guarded by armed police, conducts a 90 day trial of a new drug for tuberculosis led by Dr. Andreatti with Mussolini's authorization. Forty patients began, currently 45 days in, with no deaths and signs of improvement but results remain uncertain.
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Rome
Andreatti
Mussolini
Dr. Andreatti
Doce
Andreatli
Crash of British Air Liner Kills 10
Ten people died when a British airliner, the Apollo of the Imperial Airways, struck a night radio mast in dense fog and burned near Bruges Belgium. Eight passengers were British along with the pilot and mechanic. Five passengers had boarded in Brussels for the London leg shortly before the crash.
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Brussels
Huyssclede
Bruges
Belgium
Apollo
Imperial Airways
Bruesels
London
Tennessee Banker and Associates Charged in Campaign Funds Case
Warrants issued for arrest of Haul M. Davis, president of the American National Bank of Nashville, and three others. They face conspiracy to defraud the state of funds reportedly used in Governor Hill McAlister’s campaign.
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Nashville
Tents
Haul M. Davis
American National Bank of Nashville
Hill McAlister
Weddings Climax Studio Romances in Chicago
A Browtcasting Studios nominee presided over the merging of Donna Dameral from Myrt and Marge and Gene Kretzinger from Gene and Charlie. Charlie Kretzinger also became engaged to Marge's cousin Evelyiy Karey in the same ceremony.
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Chicago
Dec
Lins
Browtcasting
Donna Dameral
Myrt
Marge
Gene Kretzinger
Gene
Charlie
Charlie Kretzinger
Evelyiy Karey
Meat Production Up in 1988 and 1992 Outlook
Washington reports meat production rose in 1988 with projections showing higher output by 1992. The Institute of American Meat Packers announces plans and market expectations for the coming years.
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Washington, D. C
Ackers
Armed Men Rob Bank in Mansfield Ark
Five armed men robbed the First National Bank at Mansfield Arkansas and escaped in an automobile. Authorities tracked the getaway route toward Little Rock as the bandits fled the scene.
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Bank
Arkansas
Mansfield, Ark
INS
First National Bank
Ly Sim
Little Rock
Missouri Jury Indicts Three for Lynching
A Buchanan county grand jury returns 11 indictments after the November lynching of Lloyd Warner a 19 year old black man who confessed to assaulting a girl. three murder indictments are listed along with one for malicious destruction of property seven indictments sealed. The panel also blames Sheriff Otto Theisen calling for resignations and urging officials to perform their duties to ensure swift punishment and order.
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Josepa
Dee
INS
Buchanan County
Lloyd Warner
J. W. Gaddy
John Zook
Aaron Levin
Walter Garton
Garton
Brand Jury
Otto Theisen
Bay State Kidnap Sentence Upheld
In Boston on December 30, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court upheld the 24 to 2h year sentence of Kennck Buck Harwichport chauffeur for kidnaping Margaret McMath to obtain $70,000. The court overruled exceptions raised by Buck’s counsel.
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Bay State
Boston
Boon
Kennckh Buck
Harwichport
Margaret
Pegey
McMath
Massachusettes
Supreme Judicial Court
Girl Confession Of Killing Doubted In Whith Plains
WHITH PLAINS NY December 20. Westchester County authorities review Macy Kavala 13 after a confession she killed Josephine Warapay by battering with a rock and strangling her for telling lies about her playmates and the murderers.
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Whith Plains
N.Y
Ayerts
Josephine Warapay
Westchester County
Macy Kavala
Josephine Oy
New Yorker Named Minister to the Netherlands by Roosevelt
Grenville T. Emmet of New York was named by President Roosevelt as minister to the Netherlands. He succeeds Laurits R. Swensol of Minneapolis, who was appointed to the post next February.
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New Yorker
Holland
Sonnet
Grammar Expert Dies of Mess Danville Dor
Dr. Jonathan Rigden, 75, a nationally prominent grammarian, died at his Danville home after an illness of several weeks due to heart disease.
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Danville
Tati
Dor
Jonathan Rigden
Infant Flown to Clinic Doing Well in Baltimore
Baby Sue Trammell, flown from Houston, underwent surgery yesterday and remains in care. Medical staff report steady progress and expect continued recovery as doctors monitor her condition at the Baltimore clinic.
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Baltimore
Nec
Baby Sue Trammell
Houston
Severa
Opera
Ion
Wicely
Waller
Gram
Experts Forecast 1934 for You
A New Year edition in the San Antonio Light previews 1934 with expert forecasts on business revival, farming, labor and capital. It features opinions from leading national financial, governmental and economic voices on the year's prospects and recovery.
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San Antonio
Mystery gun offer shocks War Dept as ageless Los Angeles woman proposes
A mysterious elderly woman from Los Angeles offered to sell the War Department a centrifugal machine gun described as far more powerful than the Japanese weapon. She would not identify her California backer, requested 5 million then lowered to 2 million, and claimed the gun could fire far more than 9,900 bullets per minute depending on motor power.
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Washington, D. C
Tillie
Los Angeles
Calif
War Department
California
Department Today
Department
Tost
Quiet New Year Celebrations at White House
Washington observers note a restrained district mood as President and Mrs. Roosevelt host a modest New Year's Eve. About 300 friends of the president's children attend a private dance at the White House while most social events are canceled or postponed.
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Washington, D. C
White Mose
Roosevelt
Washington Sk
White Hose
Anin Dall
Jobe
Franklin D. Ronsevelt Jr
Wheat payment total reported by agricultural program
Washington December 10 Wheat payments under the agricultural adjustment administration curtailment program totaled 17 579 053 on contracts from 1315 counties out of 1450 counties where the program has been organized. About 800 100 farmers have slowed wheat curtailment contracts with the government, with contracts yet to be unserved from the Pacific Northwest North Dakota and Montana.
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Washington, D
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pacific Northwest
North Dakota
Moctana
Weather Forecast for Antonia and Vicinity Sunday
Sunday partly cloudy with a high near 2 degrees. Winds shift from variable to southerly. East Texas east of the hundredth meridian shows partly cloudy conditions, while West Texas west of the meridian remarks partly cloudy and notably warmer in the northern portion. Additional weather on Page 2.
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Mt Antonia
Texas
Eost
West Texas
Noutherat
State relief efforts advance as Taub day nears
In Austin on December 30, state officials and Texas bond commission members moved to expedite an 8.5 million dollar bond issue to fund relief payments. Five state officials aimed to sign bonds while a Dallas bankers committee and New York attorneys prepared bids. Funds could arrive by Thursday with Ford Worth hosting a bond selling clearinghouse and Boothland Life Insurance pooling half the issue. Legislative options considered include a slave tax relief device and raising Lands interest from 4 to 4.5 percent as the legislature may convene once the bond issue nears exhausted.
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Austin
Texas
Texis
Afi Stalu
Bankers’ Compublec
Fred Plorence
Dallas
John D. McCall
del- Ins
Clay, Dillon and
Vanderwater
New York City
Wiener James Vy
Alfred
Bond Commission
Carly
Bourkers
Ford Worth
Bankers’ Committee
Boothland Life Insurance Company
Vemain
Bankets' Committee
U S Workers Ordered to Return Christmas Gifts
Washington December 30. Assistant Secretary of Commerce Ewing Mitchull demanded an immediate return of Christmas presents from federal employees in the Commerce Department. The rule targets gifts of small value given by business associates.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Department of Cuimmerce
Ewing ¥. Mitchull
Rommerce
Couple to Celebrate 62nd Anniversary in Texas
Mrs. James T. Mages of the Clarks Chapel community near Heye will celebrate their sixty second wedding anniversary on January 2. They were married in Panola County Mississippi and have lived in Texas for over forty years.
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Lockhart
MY. Alti
James T. Mages
Clarks Chapel
Heye, Wit
Panola County
Misassaippi
Iver
Texas
One Bullet Wounds Son and Mother in Fredericksburg
In Fredericksburg on December 30 a pistol discharge injured Albert Teeders, 16, and his mother, Anna Leeders. The youth reportedly tried to pocket the loaded weapon when it discharged. a bullet struck his foot and then fragmented, injuring his mother in the left breast. Both were expected to recover.
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Predericksburg
Sram Rm
Albert Teeders
Anna Leeders
Leerora
Foot
New Year Hope Urged By Texas First Lady
AUSTIN December 30 CNS Governor Ferguson called Texans to face the new year with hope and trust. She urged readers to learn from 1932, share happiness and prosperity, and carry lessons into 1933. She cited Alamo and San Jacinto faiths as guiding the path forward.
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Austin
Dev
CNS
Minjan A. Fergusom
Essa
Jook Bo
Alamo
San Jacinto
Oman
Jugoslavian aged benefit by will
Denver dispatch reports 75 year old Chacovich known as the gambling king left an estate of 1,000,000 dollars. The will sets aside funds for relief of aged men and women in Jugoslavia and for the education of worthy boys and girls in that country.
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Denver
USJ
Chacovich
Denn K
Jugoslavia
Death Assessed In Texas Killing
In TexARKANA Texas a district court jury found Leow Burns guilty in a case linked to a death. Testimony showed Burns resented a guardian appointment for Burns' father and alleged mistreatment as motive. The defendant claimed the death was tied to his brother’s treatment.
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Texarkana
Texas
Boston
Leoware Burns
Cty Asutala
Cacho
Ashford
Burns
Abuses Claimed In New York Quiz Report
A special committee told Governor Lehi about alleged abuses in the administration of the workers compensation law. The notes mention corruption in cases of fraud and mishandling of benefits, with references to euphemistic terms and procedural irregularities.
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New York
Dev Sh
Pitts
Lehi Lo- Guy
Brady Nation Bank Opens Amid Local Merchants Drea0 news
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Brady area bank event with mention of Merchants Bank and Faymers. Readable words suggest opening or announcement today with local figures referenced.
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MERCH
BRADY
Brady Nation
Moonald McDonald to Launch Campaign in January
McDonald of Wicklix Falls announces bid for governor in a strategy tied to Ferguson allies. He plans to open headquarters in Austin in January with Senator Ray Lancersford named as Ferguson spokes to lead the operation.
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Austin
O. C. McDonald
Wicklix Falls
Pergusons
Headiailors
Ray Lancersford
Bolton
Ferguson
Senate and House Leaders Are Invited to Conference
President Roosevelt summons Senate and House leaders to a White House conference to map the legislative program. Leaders invited include Garner Rainey Robinson Glass Hull Pittman Byrnes Byrns Doughten Buchan and others. The meeting aims to set a broad agenda including monetary policy and recovery efforts while avoiding premature conclusions.
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Washington, D
Roosevelt
White House
Addonnen
Senate
Garner
Amon
Rainey
Robinson
Arkansas
Glass
Virginia
Hayison
Pittman
Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrns
House
Doughten
Ways and Means
Buchaan
Aps
Dilver
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The readable fragments reference a city or person names and dates but lack coherent facts. No clear event, action, or outcome is present to summarize into a titled news item with a distinct, factual card.
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