Clashes in Tunis as Italian demonstrators protest Tunisia
Tunis reports say police clashed with hundreds of Italian citizens and arrested scores during demonstrations in support of Fascist claims on Tunisia. The Italian consul-general warned France of defense measures if protests continued. tensions rose around consulates amid anti Italian sentiment in Tripoli and Tunis.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Ubaldo Rey
Rome
Mediterranean
Libya
Tripoli
Giovinezza
France
Informazione Diplomatica
Versailles
Paris
Foreign Office
Counsul
Program for a Cure on Foreign Isms Offered
Veterans of Foreign Wars outlined an 11 point legislative program to curb foreign into the United States. Eugene I. Van Antwerp urged Roosevelt and Congress to keep America out of war and strengthen national defense through loyalty tests and strict immigration controls. The proposals include reporting requirements, dissolving secret groups, criminalizing advocacy of overthrow, and deporting aliens who commit crimes or oppose citizenship.
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Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Eugene I. van Antwerp
House Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
America
van Antwerp
Library Or Congress
Labor Department
Rabbi Barasch Named Spiritual Leader At Temple Beth El
The United Hebrew Congregation of Sedalia selecting Rabbi Nathan E. Barasch as its new spiritual head. Barasch hails from New Jersey and has served as Army chaplain, led the Jewish Community of Austin, taught at the University of Texas, and practiced law in Ohio. He arrives with twenty years as a preacher and lecturer. Services at Temple Beth El are Fridays at eight, with his sermon today titled Twenty Years Hereafter What Now.
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United Hebrew Congregation of
Sedalia
Nathan E. Barasch
Barasch
New Jersey
University of Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
Rabbi Barasch
Temple Beth el
Former U S Envoy to Japan Cyrus Woods Dies
Cyrus E Woods aged 77 and former U S ambassador to Japan died in Philadelphia. He stayed in Tokyo during the 1923 earthquake directing American Red Cross relief efforts and declined to leave for dinner.
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Philadelphia
Pcyrus E. Woods
U. S
Japan
Woods
Tokyo
France Worried Over Troop Reports From Spain Front
France expresses concern over unconfirmed reports of Italian troop concentrations near the Spanish border. Demonstrations erupt in Paris as Daladier meets with Lebrun amid rising tensions over Italy Tunisia claims and Rome Berlin axis moves.
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Paris
France
Spain
Germany
Italy
Tunisia
Corsica
Tunis
Albert Leban
Daladier
Pyrenees
Francisco Franco
Logrono
Catalonia
Venice
Ethiopia
Negus
Pantheon
Boulevard Saint Michel
Boulevards
Saint Michel
Saint Germain
Elysse Palace
Lebrun
von Ribbentrop
Radical- Socialist Party
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Georges Bonnet
Hitler
Munich
Marriage Licenses Issued to Bert Ferro and Mildred Motols
Bert Ferro of Deepwater and Mildred Motols of Clinton were issued marriage licenses.
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Bert Ferro
Deepwater
Mildred Motols
Clinton
Heavier Christmas toy buying eyed for 1938 season
Santa’s middlemen forecast a national toy bill of 183.75 million dollars for this Christmas, about 5 percent above last year. Merchandisers in Chicago and across the country track shipments and pricing as they project a near 2 billion dollar holiday period and payroll gains of 250 to 300 thousand.
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
National Consumers Tax Commission
Branded clash as eight guild members are arrested at Hearst building
Chicago on December 8 reports say eight members of the American Newspaper Guild were arrested amid a mass melee on the Wacker Drive picket line outside the Hearst building. About 100 pickets clashed with truck drivers while rubber hoses and fists flew. four were bleeding and several injured were treated at a police surgeon and county hospital.
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Chicago
American Newspaper Guild
Hearst
Evening American
Morning Herald and Examiner
Harry Wohl
Chicago Guild
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Don Stevens
Lada
Virginia Gardner
Nate Aleskovsky
Herald and Examiner
Charles Cain
David Keniston
H. Richard Seller
Wacker Drive
Cain
Guild
William McCarthy
Conference on Church Unity Discusses Missouri Participation
Delegates from three Methodist branches meet at First Methodist Church to study Missouri’s role in the United Conference in Kansas City this April. About forty attend including Bishops W. T. Watkins of Georgia for the M E South and Charles L. Mead of Kansas City for the M E North. The talks cover church institutions organizations and other Missouri issues affected by the conference.
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Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Missouri
United Conference
Kansas City
W. T. Watkins
Georgia
M. E. Church
South
Charles L. Mead
North
Bevington's Farm Fund Fleece Linked to Ball Capture
John Bevington, 54, who saved 550 for a Nebraska farm near Reynolds and planned to buy near Sedalia, lost the money in Kansas City after a brunette woman lured him to a hotel. State highway officers later arrested Mrs. Ethel Ball, 35, found with 240, and police pursued a grand larceny warrant as detectives tracked her to Jefferson City after she escaped a washroom by breaking a window.
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Kansas City
John Bevington
Reynolds
Neb
Sedalia
Bevington
Jefferson City
Ethel Ball
Frank Ball
Missouri Penitentiary
Robert Cole
John Lothridge
Bar Association appoints chair for ethics panel
In Sedalia attorney Donald S. Lamm is named 1938 39 chairman of the Missouri Bar Association Grievances and Legal Ethics committee by President Inghram D. Hook in the current Missouri Bar Journal.
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Donald S. Lamm
Sedalia
Missouri Bar Association
Inghram D. Hook
Missouri Bar Journal
Threat to Mayor LaGuardia Over Nazi Attacks
Mayor LaGuardia reported receiving a revolver bullet and a note threatening his life if he continued attacks on the German Nazi party. The note bore a Swastika signature and adds to the tense security concerns surrounding city leadership.
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New York
LaGuardia
Roof Collapse Kills One at Queen Maud Funeral View
A viewing vantage point collapsed during Queen Maud of Norway's funeral in Oslo. One person died and seven were injured as the roof of a small building collapsed across from Our Saviour's church where spectators watched the cortege.
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Queen Maud
Oslo
Our Savoir’s
Norway
County Agent J A Morris Tells Of Activities
Pettis County extension work in 1938 focused on soil conservation income and disease control. Morris noted 333 leaders aided efforts in livestock dairy and poultry, with extensive testing vaccination and worm control across cattle sheep and horses, plus soil projects fertilizer limestone and erosion measures.
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Agricultural Extension Service
J. A. Morris
Pettis County Farm Bureau
Pettis County
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Lloyd C. Stark
Twin Cedar Camp
Montserrat
Pettis
Saline County
State Office
Young Peoples
Ban on foreign propaganda before Parley in Pan American confab
Lima reports that a tentative Argentine proposal to ban European political propaganda may be presented at the Pan American conference opening tomorrow. Secretaries Hull and Latin American delegations weigh a united hemispheric stance against German Italian cultural influence amid ongoing solidarity talks.
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Lima
Peru
United States
Americas
Argentina
Hull
Roosevlt
Europe
Typhoon Leaves Thousands Homeless in Philippines
A powerful typhoon swept across provinces southeast of Manila causing floods and heavy property and crop damage. Nineteen dead reported. Legaspi city notes its strongest typhoon in years. Two bridge boats worth 100000 dollars sunk in Legaspi harbor. Red Cross and government relief efforts activated.
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Manila
Mindoro
China Sea
Sorsogon
Albay
Camarines Sur
Masbate
Romblon
Marinduque
Leyte
Samar
Tayabas
Luzon
Philippines
Legaspi
Red Cross
Auto Collision Leaves Rothgebs Severely Injured
Mr and Mrs Charles W Rothgeb were seriously injured in a head on crash on a farm to market road east of Clifton City near Pleasant Green. They were taken to Bothwell hospital after ambulance transport. Mrs Rothgeb has multiple fractures and chest injuries.
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Charles W. Rothgeb
South
Lamine Avenue
Clifton City
Pleasant Green
Sedalia
Gillespie
Bothwell Hospital
Charles G. Wilson
West Third Street
Wilson
Rothgeb
Jim Mayfield
Pat Sweeny
Boonville
A. E. Monroe
A. L. Walter
Tightening the Lid on Military Secrets
Washington reports the army and navy tightening restrictions on forts ships and planes to guard secrets. New rules aim to bar unauthorized map makers and photographers from military posts and vessels as Congress moves to fund anti spy measures.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
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Frank Ellis
J. T. Alexander
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Guy T. Callender
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