Japan seeks naval equality in Pacific talks
London dispatch reports Admiral Yamamoto and Japan insist on equality of national defense rights with leading naval powers while opposing unlimited naval construction. Washington debates hint at five ships per three, as France and Italy react to Japan's denunciation of the Washington Treaty.
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Karl BW. von Wirgand
Universal Serilee
Ene
London
Japan
Pacific
Isoruko Yaasaemoto
Philic
U. 5
United States
Annapolis
Amerea
America
Yamamoto
Britain
Washington, D, C
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Iris
Vinson
Memocrat
Georgia
Yereviay
T'S
Congress
Diplomat Bidml Way Be Diplomat For Ireland Post
A. J. Diesel Biddle Jr., heir to a Philadelphia family, is discussed as a possible American minister to Ireland with rumored backing from Postmaster James A. Farley. Once a leading party dresser in New York, he contributed to Georg Earle’s Pennsylvania campaign and to his former wife Mary Duke. His nomination would be a major diplomatic plum amid Irish post considerations.
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Washington, B.C
James A. Farley
Riddle
Mary Duke
Georg Earle
Pennsylvania
The
Irish Post
William Wallace McDowell
Montana
Grounding of Giant Marlin Bombers Shocks Officials
Washington, Nov 28 The War Department ordered groundings of the giant Marlin bombers after inspection. An air corps official said the planes are grounded not for safety but due to their extreme size and handling difficulties. Crashes near March Field in California last month are not linked to the order.
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Washington, D.C
War Department
Air Corps
March Field
Riverside
Galil
Moe
California
Cnn
Britain to Seek Wider Arms to Match Germany Rise
London dispatch reports Britain preparing to bolster national defenses amid German rearmament. Prime Minister Churchill to introduce an amendment for air defense improvements. A government statement by Foreign Secretary Sir J. Simon was expected in the Commons outlining new defense measures.
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Germany
London
Great Britain
Winston Churchil
Commons
Jen Simon
Insane Man Steals Bus and Robs Driver in Oklahoma
MUSKOGER Okla Nov 29 Shirley 98 headed back to the state mental hospital via Vinita after holding up a bus driver and taking the bus and 83 cents last night. He commandeered the veterans hospital bus, slapped a knife against driver Von Beardsworth 1, then fled with Maryin Shortner aboard. Later officers captured Shirley.
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Muskoger
Okla
Wie -V
Shirley
Vinita
Veterans Hospital
von Beardsworth
Maryin Shortner
Pension Plan Discussion Open at Lockwort Recreation Center
Government sponsored open fall meetings at Lockwort Recreation Center will discuss the Townsend Old Age Pension and related topics. Miss Mildred Harrigan leads sessions held weekly with public access.
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Lockwort
Wight
Mildred Harrigan
Rich Indian's Widow Faces Murder Trial
In EVPAULA Oklahoma Rich Indian widow Rath Davis widow of Jeff Davis a wealthy Creek Indian faced murder charges. The case stems from a prior conviction in which Filia Eaton a Cherokee Indian of Tahlequah was sentenced. Katie Davis is Eaton's former wife.
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Evpaula
Okla
Navy
Rath Davis
Jeff Davis
Filia Eaton
Tahlequah
Eaton
Katie Davis
North Texas temperatures dip with frost in several cities
Early today the region saw near freezing readings across North Texas with frost in many areas. Lubbock dropped to 28, Abilene to 35, Denton to 80 but clear skies prevailed with chilly air across the state and frost reported in Corsicana and San Angelo.
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North Texas
Lubbock
Tam
Abilene
Ablfene
Wieht
Denton
Corsicana
Angelo
Pyles
Huge Liquor Ring Smashed With 3 Arrests in Galveston
Galveston dispatch reports United States customs agent H Wallians announcing the arrest of Vineé persons tied to a smuggled liquor cache. The probe targets a large liquor ring spanning Louisiana and Texas. Defendants Riley and Verge Black faced charges on smuggling and transporting illegally imported merchandise. Mrs Riley and Black pleaded not guilty.
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Galveston
H. Wallians
United States Customs Service
Vineé
Louisiana
Texas
Williams
Tim
OW. Riley
Hose
Hazcl
Riley
Verge Black
Mrs. Riley
Florence Elected President and Adams Chair in Texas Centennia
Florence is elected president and Nathan Adams named chair of the Texas Centennia Consal ExX position Inc at a directors meeting.
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Florence
Dallas
Freddy Florence
Nathan Adams
Texas Centennia Consal ExXposition, Inc
Gellist ll Plyns to Present Lucienne Racisse in San Antonio
Lucienne Racisse, noted French artist, will be presented Wednesday evening at 8 15 at San Pedro Playhouse under the French season in San Antonio. She arrived from New Orleans with her French shortswoman pilot outfit, touring engagements across Mexico Havana Halt to Los Angeles San Francisco and New York. She visited America before and appeared in French versions of Hollywood motion pictures carrying an instrument valued at about 50000 francs. Tinkers are on sale at Las Pedra May house.
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Lucienne Racisse
France
San Pedro Playhouse
San Antonio
New York
Amenea
Holywood Motion Pictures
Las Pedra May House
Oil Shortage Warned By California Petroleum Umpire
Los Angeles report cites NRA petroleum official predicting a California oil shortage within a few years. Notes contrast with Harry F. Sinclair asserting sufficient oil to last from 160 to 300 years.
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LOS Angel
Pemberton
NRA Petroleum
California
Congressional
Harry F. Sinclair
Heavy Guard in Vienna Reasserts Narrow Nazi Threat
In Vienna on November 24 1961 crowds rallied against a Nazi putsch fears as heavy guard and police kept order. Pro-German sentiment rose after Dollfuss assassination and anti German trials at Prague spurred support. Police repulsed student clashes near the Czechoslovak legation as officials reported treasury figures and wartime style emergency expenditures.
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Vienna
Vienina
Alans
Stilo
Gsef
Niazt Petsch
Dotluss
University of Praha
Czechoslovakia
Austin
Dollfuss
Holder
Public lands in western states temporarily withdrawn from sale
President Roosevelt issued an executive order withdrawing vacant public lands in 43 western states from settlement, sale, or entry for up to six months. Secretary Ikersul explained the move aims to conserve grazing lands and support conservation, listing areas including Arizona California Colorado Nevada Montana North Dakota and others.
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Washington
B.C. Ney
Roosevelt
Ikersul
Taylor
Chute Saves Mail Pilot in Crash
The Eastern Airlines office reported a mail flight crash near Scotisboro, Arkansas. Pilot Bok Chee escaped with his parachute and was injured, while the cargo and plane burned.
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Chute
Atlanta
Av Tines
Cimage
Scotisboro
Aia
Bok Chee
Moss Call Really Means Something
In a wartime note from Washington the War Department reports Thanksgiving provisions purchased. A total of 17,260 items were bought to supply soldiers with turkeys and accompanying staples including olives, cranberries, sweet potatoes, celery, and other traditional delicacies for holiday meals.
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Washington
War Department
Fresh Milk and Aspirin Demand Emphasized by Science
A mock editorial promotes demanding fresh aspirin with milk purchases, citing a dubious United States phanarcapocia source. It argues aspirin stability relies on moisture control and sealed packaging to maintain effectiveness for pain and colds.
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United States
Saya
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