Rumanians Crown Prince Banished Over Marriage Crisis
News from Bucharest reports King Carol may strip Prince Nicholas of title and banish him after his marriage to Magda Lupescu. Nicholas refuses to abandon the union. palace efforts to reconcile with the king fail amid fistfights and court feuds. Provisions suggest exile to Switzerland with the couple living on savings.
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Cubertal Beevice
Ncharest
Nicholas Ig
Rumania
Carol
Ace
Jorge Rod
Rece
Nicholas
Maerbal Presen
Bia
Doleie
Deletji
Ruan Alt
Switland
sTinlete
eNicholes
Duleie
Buchere
Russian Editors Attack U S Motive
Moscow journals denounce American aims in a sweeping editorial barrage. They accuse the United States of seeking to drive the Soviet Union into conflict with Japan to advance wartime orders, disrupt peace, and stage a broader power shift in the Pacific.
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U. S
Moscow
Irrestio Amt
Soviet Union
Japan
Atece Composison
Pacific
Asl
Ezeinet Bolehe
Vier
Red Gross Leader Reappointed by Hoover Amid Central Committee Realign
President Hoover reappointed central committee leaders including Major General Patterson and Brigadier General Riggs. Officials listed include Paymaster General Castle and Solicitor General Getyeal Phateder amid a broader military and administrative refresh.
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Red
Gross
Hoover
Payne
Washingion
Jobo Meat
Central Committee
Patterson, Ewal
Getyeal Phateder
Kear Scinira
Riggs
Sargenn Reneral
Sugar Man's Section No W Testified in Senate Probe
Washington November 24 The senate lobby committee heard that Dahlberg a sugar magnate linked to several sugar firms contributed to both the Republican and Alfred E Smith campaigns in 1926 1928. Records showed he gave 5000 to the Republican National Committee and 1000 to the Alfred E Smith campaign committee in September 1926. Reimbursements to Dahlberg came from Dahlberg corporations funds with Celotex of Chicago providing 1000 and Southern Sugar 2000 plus 9000 from Southern Oil. The witness alleged violations of federal corrupt practices laws and questioned corporate contributions to campaigns for tariff support and political allies.
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Washington, D.C
Senate Lobby Committee
Dahlbére
Nfs
Joh Leland
Dahlbere
Dahlbers
Republican National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Recorde
Dahlberg
Celotex Company
Chicago
Sail
Celotes Company
Southern Sugar Cmpany
Balloonist survives lake crossing described in diary
Milford Vanik writes of a perilous balloon journey over Erie and Georgian Bay with gale winds and whiteouts. He details violent waves, ice, and a forced landing in swamp and slash, then two days of walking to safety near Patton, Minnesota, aided by a farmer, before signaling homeward.
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islan@a
Iesa
Jess
Gulie
Hallont
Amg
Patton
John Rutledge
Eniforma
Toy City
Cuban City Names Have Odd Meaning
Havana dispatch notes Cuban place names carry vivid descriptors. It cites examples like The City of Destruction and The Cradle of Bandure, explaining unique Spanish naming humor and contrasts with American toponymy.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
America
Hillinga
Ian Atenzae
Pewere
Bpanleb
Bagninan de Tejas
Alligators At Large From North Home Reward Offered
Two two foot long alligators left from a New Yorker’s property near Groton are roaming southward. Howard Busy once owned them in Maine, and Ruthsa brought them from Florida this morning. A creeked peel enclosure was found open and the alligators escaped. A reward is offered for their return.
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Norther
Groton
Connie
Howerd
Rusa
Florida
Russ
Weather and precipitation notes for Teaterature and tourists
Weather report lists varied precipitation and temperatures across locations including Teaterature, Parmedore and New Orleans. It notes cloudy conditions, unsettled terrain, and upcoming readings with scattered forecasts and traveler guidance.
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Tpety Dredtha
Pmeadar
Fey Turader
Norross
Bnew Ary J
Pecumelaich de Fidene
Ro. Tersdey
Taulsinan
N.S Amartia
Masta
Tewatur
Sfer Wresenceilie
Rutfate
Vennesion
Terence Ure
Nadee Clize Ran
Orlegin
Paloo
470-Foot Dam to Be Erected in Alpine Gorge
The Army Corps plans the world’s tallest dam to control Alpine torrents. A 470 foot concrete barrier will rise over 300 feet deep behind it, with a base thickness of 42 feet and a 10 foot top. A vast reservoir and turbine station will harness the energy of the falling water.
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Pants
Corps
European Queens Exiled by Decree Amid Turmoil
Nox Bersan reports on decrees in Germany that exile two queen figures and tighten controls, with emergency measures raising duties on sugar for animals except bees. The upheaval disrupts royal power and disrupts the variegated status of several dethroned queens.
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Bersan
Germany
von Gindenburg
Dancing at 76 a Fall Fatal for Stage Dreamer
Nov 4 report recalls Lelen Mc Carthy Mrs McCarthy who died from complications after an accident during a dance practice at a women’s home for the aged. Coroner’s inquest noted she felt ill while rehearsing steps. Her ambition to perform on stage at 74 ended in tragedy.
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Stee
Lelen McCarthy
Laredo Drug Store Clerk Charged in Slaying of Girl 20
In Laredo Pi Ollie Carter a drug store clerk was charged with murder in the shooting death of Miss Mary Ellis on a highway four miles south of Laredo on Sunday night. Carter had a preliminary hearing and was remanded to jail without bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Mary Ellis
San Antonio
Hst
Laredo
Ollie Carter
Tlanedo
Carter
Poultry and Market News From 1932 College Station Meeting
The article notes bids received for a 1032 Ansoel lion-lotmeet in Texas with speakers at a Monday session predicting a stronger market for baby chicks. Mexico offers a good market for poultry, while cotton acreage limits may boost poultry raising this year. W I Townsley of Cleveland, Ohio, represented the Boith Incubator Company at the convention.
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Sherman-Magrolia’ Sonety
Hacber
Commerce
College Station
Texas
Howe
Texas A
Mf. College
Il' Waa
Mexico
W. I. Townsley
Cleveland
Ohio
Boith Incubator Company
Ford Arrives for Los Angeles Show in 20 Millionth Model
The 20 millionth Ford arrived for a Los Angeles showing, symbolizing a milestone in development. A bronze plaque was presented to D. Fiton as the tour leader, with Mies Jeanne Spencer presenting flowers. Mayor C. Chanders and other officials accompanied the parade from the Clunicipe auditorium to the Alamo, then on to Devine, Pearsall, Cotulla, and Laredo for an extended visit.
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Clunicipe
Alamo
A. Chambers
D. Fiton
Tour
Mies Jeanne Spencer
Mion
C. Chanders
William Br
San Antonio Blait
William Warsbach
Ernest, Traubscher
Chambers of Commerce
George Saunders
Fhrong
Devine
Pearsall
Cotulla
Lareda
Parisian Actress Describes Kidnapping Ordeal
Parisian actress Amy W-Hoss reports a kidnapping and robbery in Bucharest. Details remain unrevealed as police withhold information. The incident, dated November 24, underscores rising security concerns for visitors.
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Bucharest
Ennecte
Hoss Amy
Waa
Jalasiag
Eer Setardis
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