Soviet Russia Reflections In A Winter City Scene
The piece weaves memories of four years past with a mood of foreign presence in a city square. Russians and a Red Army officer figure amid bustling bars, a subway crowd, and a beggar child seeking money. Critics debate Soviet progress as beggars still beg for American currency.
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Cluts to the baffling shooting of Mrs Grouman in Bastrop
Der 3k e) s report from Bastrop Texas details the shooting of Mrs A C Grouman wife of a county commissioner in her living room Saturday night. She was struck in the face forehea d and died, with doctors expecting recovery then changes. The killer cut telephone wires then fired a shotgun blast through a widow glass, and the husband recalls no clear motive or enemies. Texas Rangers joined Sheriff Cartwright in a fruitless search for the prisoner, as Grohman described the attempted crime and his wounded wife’s condition.
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Grohman
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B.D. Cartwright
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Grotiman
Weather for Tallest Perm manu al Ve ig and Lea uly Work
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tale of weather and classification. No clear events, names, or places to summarize into a full item.
Plotters exiled to Solovki Island under Soviet eye
London dispatch says Gregory Zinovieff and Leo Kamenets, once prominent in Communist circles, are en route to Solovki Island in the White Sea for alleged plot against the government. They are shackled before travel, with Zinovieff permitted a bundle of books as a concession. The exile is described as a near death sentence due to extreme cold and Zinovieff’s health. A Warsaw report cites a Moscow-Leningrad surge of political crises tied to Sergei Kirov’s assassination, with fourteen men executed for Htralf’s murder, lifting total executions to eleven. Pravda hints at continued repression of enemies.
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Leo Kamenets
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Leningrad
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Tinkham Seeks Cut of Soviet Recognition
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts urged Congress to withdraw U S recognition of the Soviet Union. He described the regime as homicidal terrorists, promoting atheism and world revolution, and warned withdrawal would stop American credit aiding their warlike aims in the Far East. He cited a tour through Russia last summer and called for a formal reclusion to embody his demand.
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Segregation of Leper Children Urged at Birth
PITTSBURGH December 31 A scientist urged segregating all children born to known fever cases immediately after birth as the best method to fight leprosy. Dr Frederick P Gay of Columbia University spoke before the American Association for the Advancement of Science calling the plan the first important pathway toward wiping out the disease.
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Frederick P. Gay
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Columbia University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Revolt and Martial Law Reported in Albania
Report from Corfu says a revolt in Albania has caused many deaths and King Zog has set martial law. Daily battles are reported. rebels deny reports and claim their leader, a former aide to the king, has been arrested.
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Rail workers face payroll rise as pay cuts partly restored
Cleveland dispatch reports over 1,000,000 railroad employees gain a payroll increase totaling about 4.28 million dollars monthly starting soon. The second quarter of the February 1932 pay cut is restored, with full restoration planned by April 1, 1935. Brotherhoods seek a six hour day at current wages and urge passage of the future creep bill to raise crew size.
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Fort Bliss Colonel Defends Custer After Criticism
Fort Bliss Colonel Joseph Baer, head of the Seventh Cavalry, defends George Custer amid criticism of his legacy. Baer praises Custer's leadership and fighting spirit, recalling his early ascent and famed moments at the Little Bighorn.
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Ten Lions and Tigers in Derailed Train Car
A derailed train near New Orleans struck a bagge car carrying ten lions and tigers. The incident injured several clerks and alarmed the crew. The cage master secured the animals after the car door was opened, preventing further danger.
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Claudia Dell Desert Honeymoon With Edwin Stilton
Claudia Dell, the actress, began a desert honeymoon with Edwin Stilton after a quiet marriage in Los Angeles. The ceremony occurred in the chambers of Superior Judge Fletcher Bowron.
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Claudia Nell
Edwin Stilton
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Fletcher Bowron
Ford's New Year Message Urges Common Sense for Nation
Detroit dispatch reports Henry Ford, via his common sense themed New Year address, urging Americans to rely on initiative rather than stock market fictions or government intervention. W J Cameron distributes the message noting the past five years of economic missteps and calling for a return to practical American prudence and self-reliance.
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W. J. Cameron
Henry Ford
America
Cameron
Hauptmann evidence centers on expense books in ransom case
In a New Jersey hearing, prosecutors disclosed Hauptmann’s expense ledgers showing exact small purchases as part of their effort to link the $60,000 Lindbergh ransom to his income. A defense witness was planned to testify about a cabinet containing money, and Betty Gow is expected to testify about the baby’s death near the Lindbergh site.
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N. Js
Richard Hdupmand
Hauptmann
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Explosion Fatal to 3 in Municipal Building Probed
SEMINOLE Okla Dec 31 An ongoing probe into the Seminole municipal building explosion that killed three persons and injured two others began today The dead are Frank Halfman and Mrs Margaret Halfman of Seminole and John Dunn of Wewoka The injured include John Dunn and Miss Nel Sakach aged 49 Their right leg was injured All were members of the Calvert Study Club a Catholic organization and were decorating the basement for a New Year dance The fire chief suggested the blast may have been caused by escaping gas
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