In News Letter on World War Era Reflections
A letter from California to a Northern newspaper recalls John Paul Jones and George Washington while tracing US foreign policy from 1776 to 1917 and the 1919 armistice. It questions the idea of inevitable national favors and cites Wilson and Kennady, ending with a note to continue on page nine.
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Menneth Ave
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Uhio
W. R. Hearst
McCloud
California
Hs News
John Paul Jones
George Washington
Washington
Amertcan
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Europe
United, States
United States
Senate
United States Senate
Inter- View
Boston Globe
Kennady
Great Britain
No Hope for Entombed Miners in Ohio Blast
Spare Ohio reports a devastating explosion entombed about 28 miners while 100 escaped. One body was recovered as rescue teams faced treacherous rock and debris. Officials blamed gas and cited inspection failures as a possible cause, marking Ohio’s second fatal mine disaster of the year after Willow Grove blast in March.
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Ohio
John Owens
United Mine Worker
Ohio and Pennsylvania Clear Company
Here
Mechanien
Jouderz
Ieader
Adolph Pacifico
District United Mine Workers
Willow Grovel
Eggs Attract Londoners To Market Queue Formed
Londoners formed a quarter mile queue at a Woolwich market today when it became known a dealer had eggs for sale. The dealer, with ample stock, sold them at fourpence each, about seven cents. The egg hunt drew crowds as shoppers queued eagerly in the street.
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London
Woolwich
Ewastor Raia
Very Little Vary In Weather Forecast Signals Weekend Temps
Temperatures vary little between 4 and 6 degrees Saturday night and Sunday. Mostly cloudy conditions persist. Meteorologist J. H. Jarbor predicts light to moderate southerly winds will shift to westerly by Sunday.
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J. H. Jarbor
Lochte Funeral Services Set for Sunday in Fredericksburg
Funeral services for Henry Lochte Sr. 73 who died Friday will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Schoetter Funeral Home Fredericksburg with Rev Otto Ledenburg officiating. Lochte a retired rancher and longtime resident of Fredericksburg leaves sons Dr. F R Lochte of San Antonio and Henry A Lochte of Fredericksburg. daughters Mrs Alvin Striegler of Préc arlekuburg and Mrs YG Striegjer of San Antonio. brothers Lewis Otto Alfred Max Lochte of Fredericksburg and Exile Lochte of New Orleans. sisters Mrs Mery Henke Hulda Lochte and Mrs B Eckhardt of Fredericksburg. and seven grandchildren.
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Henry Lochte Sr
Schoetter
Fredericksburg
Otto Lédenburg
Seeearr
FR. Lochte
San Antonio
Henry A. Lochte
Alvin Striegler
Précarlekuburg
YG. Strieg Jer
Lewis
Oto
Alfred
Max Lochte
Predericksburg
Exile Lochte
New Orleans
Mery Henke
Hulda Lochte
B. Eckhardt
Exindehildren
Hoarding Charge Tied to Quake Latest Arrest
A former minister, unnamed in reports, was arrested on a hoarding charge after quake damage workers found on his front porch a stash of currency. The incident links the November 10 earthquake in Bucharest to the investigation and alleged financial hoarding related to reconstruction funds.
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Hucharest
Fimantin
Luftwaffe raids pound London and British ships
Berlin reports say about 400 tons of explosives and 37 incendiaries were dumped on London by numerous German planes in a large scale attack. Secondary raids were aimed at Birmingham Liverpool and Plymouth as RAF targets near Ipswich were bombed. Germans claim a clash south west of Plymouth damaged a British merchant ship and four previously sunken vessels were hit.
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London
Luftthwaife
Birmningham
Liverpool
Plymouth
Wile Mullanders
Ipswich
Lydd
Lowestoft
Great Yarmouth
Greek Destroyer Sinks Submarine In Black Sea Action
Salonika Nov 30. The Greek destroyer Eagle sank a German submarine in a naval clash, an official Greek announcement said today, providing few details about the engagement or location.
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Salonika
Greece
Eagle
Iron Guard Parade for Codreanu’s Gold Coffin in Bucharest
In Bucharest on November 20 the Iron Guard paraded the gold coffin of their martyred captain Codreanu through crowded streets. Premier Antonescu and Vice Premier Sima led a funeral that drew German and Hungarian troops, Italian fascist dignitaries, and an arsenal of church bells tolling. The procession, seen as avenging Codreanu’s 1936 death, featured mobilized guards, dressed priests, and exhumed officers’ bones in green caskets accompanying the captain’s casket.
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Iron Guard
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Ton Antonescu
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Sima
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Giata
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Codreanu
Java
NAZE
Mihai
Jalt
Germany
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitter
Mussolini
Italy
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Teanu
Mihai the Brave
Wall Collapse Saves Fireman in Madera Fire
In Madera California November 30 a wall collapse during a warehouse blaze trapped 28 year old firefighter Owen Barr. Bricks toppled onto him as his unit battled the fire saving him from death. Barr suffered bruises and shock while fellow volunteer Clyde Waymon survived. Fire damage estimated at 150000 dollars. Haymond body recovered, son of William Haymond chief counsel for Security Tire and Guaranty Co of Los Angeles.
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Clyde Waymoni
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Death of Jean Chiappe in plane crash near Sardinia
The French government announced the death of Jean Chiappe, newly appointed chief commissioner for Syria, when his Air France transport was shot down over Sardinia after reporting being machine-gunned by a British fighter. The crash killed all occupants. A naval engagement between British and Italian warships was cited in the official account.
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Iit
Jean Chiappe
Syria
Chiappe
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Sardinia
Midway
Air France
Mexico Probes Death of Major at Red Hall 4 Washington Statue
Mexico City November 36 report says Mexican army Major Guillermo Garcia Gallegos was killed last night while trying to storm Communist offices as police sought to disrupt a suspected anti-American mobilization ahead of President Elect Manuel Avila Camacho. Police arrested 73 suspects, seized rifles, a bomb and cartridges. A crowd in downtown Mexico City stoned a Statue of George Washington earlier, and demonstrators at the U S embassy protested after Henry A Wallace arrived for the inauguration ceremony.
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Manuel Avila Camacho
Guillermo Garcia Gallegos
Communist Party
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Geo
Juan Andreu Almanan
Pressi
United States
Wmtassy
Vick
Henry A. Walllace
Wallace
Almazan
Mexico
Ape
Celal
Lazaro Cardenas
Parents Lose Child In Death Rage Accident
Dorothy Pay Heiser, 40 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Heiser, died after a car ride from a hill country town to San Antonio. An attending physician urged rushing her to an oxygen tent, but the child lapsed into a coma before arrival at the city limits and died shortly after reaching Santa Rosa hospital.
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Scmile
Dorothy Pay Heiser
Heluer
Bandera
San Antonio
Santa Rove
Arson Squad Probes Blaze At Junior High Cafeteria
The arson squad investigates a basement fire at Mark Tweir Junior High School cafeteria. Police found barnack papers near a door as damage is put at about 3 0.
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Legburg
Mark Tweir
Barnack
Plane wreck report ties to famous French flyer Henri Guillaumet
Italian authorities investigated a crash linked to the renowned long distance flyer Henri Guillaumet. The crew included a co-pilot named Reine who was once ransomed by African tribes. The communique stated the plane and all aboard were lost, with no chance of rescue.
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Henri Guillaumet
Reine
Dakar
Jin
Weather summary for East and West Texas with temps and clouds
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail in East Texas with rain in the eastern portion Saturday night and Sunday, cooler north and interior areas. West Texas sees increasing clouds with snow in the Panhandle tonight and Sunday, colder in the Panhandle Saturday daylight and Sunday, winds mainly from the south.
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Vacmmity
East Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
Northwest
Panhande
Rejected by Army Earl Angstad Finds New Job
Earl T. Angstad quit his job and volunteered for the draft but was rejected due to a physical disability. He immediately applied for another job, but his employer, Boss Harry C. Ul rich, told him to report for duty.
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Earl T. Angstad
Angstad
Harry C. Ulrich
Angstads
Tanision
Arrive in France Sparks Warm Welcome for Nazi Leader
report from Vichy says 10,000 residents in Nazi-occupied France greeted State Marshal Philippe P tan with a broadcast to the nation. He spoke of a welcomed reception by ten French brothers in the occupied zone as part of a propaganda message.
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Vichy
France
Philippe
Patain
Dal
Coralie
Wnl
Mity
Japanese General Killed in Crash Near Korea Incident
Nov 30 report states Maj. Gen. Nopilichi Kusunoki, head of army headquarters, and five officers died as a plane crashed in fog on a mountain near Znie isbu Korea while circling. Kusunoki served as military attaché at the Washington embassy in 1922.
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Ce Otfler
Nopilichi Kusunoki
Vine Fion
Tie War Office
Wer
Znieisbu
Korea
Icusunoki
Washingtod
Churchill Celebrates 66th Birthday as Dutch Donor Sparks Spitfires
London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill turned sixty six today and was honored with a gift from residents of the Netherlands East Indies totaling funds to purchase seven Spitfires for Britain in defense.
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Winston Churchill
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