Winning Slogan Contest Names American Weekly Winners
The American Weekly prize draw announces winners for the slogan contest with Gambie of Fairfield receiving $1000 a year life annuity and Affeld earning $500 yearly. Other top entrants include Bernard of Oroville Okanogan County and O Connor of Spokane with varying prizes.
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American Weekly
Gamble
Secon
A. G. Bernard
Oroville
Wash
IBA
Bernard
W. P. O'Connor
Main Avenue
Spokane
Zui
Gordon McKay Clary
Fortieth Street
New York City
Enjoin Pact in Grurch Row Ends Long Litigation
A Texas district court finalizes a two year dispute within the Orthodox Mexican church factions. Judge grants a default against plaintiffs for failure to appear while enjoining Dr Elias Montoya from interfering with priests Vicente Linan and Hieronymous Maria Von Monte de Honor. Court restrains Montoya from asserting priestly authority and declares the priests not officers of the church.
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Catholic Apostolic Mexican Church
Ninety-fourth District
Elias Montoya
Vicente Linan
Maria von Monte de Honor
Montoya
Antonio &. Lopez Y Sierra
Mexico City
Linan
de Honor
Texas
Wah
de Lopes
Invasion Prompts Chinese Warning From Jap Leaders
A Japanese warning follows reports of Chinese aggression. General Lit was named commander of the Second Eastern Asia Peace Harmony Army with a roaming mandate in Manchuria. He reportedly entered the Demilitarized Zone at Changing near Peiping after raiding Yenching, as Japanese War Minister Ho Ying-Ching notes operations under the second peace harmony army.
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Pelping
Geneert Lin Kweie Tang
Cain
Lit
Secand Eastern Asia Perce Harmony Army
Manchuria
Demilitarized Zone
Changing
Pei+ping
Yenching
Ho Ying-Ching
China
Nation's Reading Habit wins regional slogan prize
William Gamble aged 40 a freelance sales promoter from Fairfield Cann wins the regional American Weekly slogan contest with The Nation's Reading Habit receiving a yearly annuity of 1000 dollars. He and his family live in a Bridgeport suburb home near Long Island Sound. Gamble explains the prize supports home taxes insurance and future college plans for his daughter while noting the Weekly has long been a Sunday family staple.
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Willam C. Gambie
Rowland Toad
Fairfield
Conn
Gamble
Ceapon
American Weekly
William
Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Fife
Cherie Aifeld, Jr
Michigan Avenue
Evanston
Affeld
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
William C. Gamble
William ©. Gamble
Rowland Road
Pairfield
Cann
Ives Innnovation
Lionel Corporation
Bridgeport
Long Island Sound
Whea
Tor Eb Stogen
Na Gon
Antalo Recaurse
U.S. Holds One Third of World’s Gold
The United States holds more than one third of the world’s gold reserves, totaling about 12 billion dollars. Federal reserve banks and the Treasury account for most of the holdings, with other gold owned by individuals and various funds. Total U.S. gold in the country reaches around 4.4 billion dollars.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Banka
Intreswury General Fund
Treasury
Baby Begins 14th Day of Sleep
Infant girl Welkhing only 25 miners slept into her nineteenth day of life in Minneapolis home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Varden. A makeshift incubator heated by a light globe keeps the baby in a well insulated cardboard container while a medicine dropper feeds the infant who was non smart at birth.
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Minneapolis
Lewis Varden
Ling Slid
Silver bloc grows in Congress as silver remonetisation gains pace
In Washington, D C, Rainey presses for a silver remonetisation plan with a fixed gold ratio. Wheeler leads Senate silver bloc as Rainey signals Dem restraint toward Roosevelt monetary policy. Ohio's Fiesinger backs a bill to use silver alongside gold for monetary reserves with multi hundred million ounce purchase schedules.
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Washington, D.C
Rainey
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Montana
Weather Preview and Tide Notes for December 3
The fragment reports daily weather figures across multiple Texas cities with cloudy to partly cloudy conditions, variable winds, and scattered showers in the east. Tidal data from Argonaut Base and sunrise and sunset times appear, followed by a long list of city temperatures and forecasts. The piece ends by promoting a local business directory on the last page of the classifieds.
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Claudy
Hehtie Vanderate
Brownsville
Orlvana
Enat
Tachists
Abilene
Texas
Amarila
Atlanta
Beaton
Mann
Brownaville
Texan
Buffalo
N.Y
Chayenne Wye
Chirace
Corpun
Christ
Dallas
Tel Rio
Denver
Cobre
Bow Moinen
Lywa
Tara
Sf Smith Ark
Ran Francines
Ranttle
Wash
Loudy
Toledo
Cody Tuckon
Arhland
Washington
Claude Wiehiin
Wiktinson
Sinn Antonio
Women Flyers Endure Record Flight to Ground
Frances Harrell Marsalis and Helen Richey landed after ten days in the air setting a women’s endurance flight record. Exhausted, they were examined by Dr. Raymond Graves and taken to a hotel for rest. Marsalis requested a soft bed and a bath, and both expressed relief and joy at their safe return.
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Miami
Fla
Ussy
Frances Harrell Marsalis
Helen Richey
Opalache
Fox
Wem
Raymond Graves
Marsalis
Louise Thare
Senators Have More Brains Finds Brain Size Study
Boston dispatch reports Dr Arthur MacDonald of Washington presented at the AAAS meeting that senators have larger brains than representatives. He measured 50 House members and 18 senators, finding average weights of 74 to 82 ounces respectively.
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Boston
Des. W
INS
United States Senate
House of Representates
Arthur MacDonald
Washington, D.C
American “Associaton For the Advancement of Refence and Associated Societies
MacDonald
Canaress
Benefit Dance for Roosevelt Warm Springs Fund Held in San Antonio
Organized labor plans a January 40 benefit dance at the labor temple to honor President Roosevelt on his birthday and raise money for the Warm Springs Foundation aiding children crippled by infantile paralysis. A San Antonio trades council committee runs the event with a radio program featuring the president.
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Roosevelt
II San Antonio
Organized Labor
Warm Springs Foundation
Labor Temple
R. 9. Atchison
The
San Antonio Trades Couchel
Vncar
White House Budget Talks Hint at Large Dollar Need
A White House budget session discusses a fiscal year starting July 2 with estimated revenue of 3400 million dollars and ordinary expenditures of 2600 million. Treasury loans of 700 million and a paper balance of 1500 million are noted, while a 1600 million carryover is seen as insufficient for recovery needs. Officials consider drastic measures including gold nationalization and devaluation to raise funds, suggesting a potential 50 percent dollar drop could yield about 4300 million to meet recovery costs and reduce public debt.
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Yenald Rwc
Justice Dept to Be Reorganized and Duties Reallocated
Washington Der 30 The Justice Department will undergo a minor reorganization under Attorney General Cummings. The civil and admiralty division will be abolished and duties reassigned to other divisions, with a new division created to handle all tax matters, civil and criminal.
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Justice Dept
Washington, D.C
Department of Justice
Cummings
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