Assassinations Shake Europe as Balkans Stir New War Fears
The killing of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and French Foreign Minister Barthou in Marseilles sparks fears of a broader war. Alexandre's death unsettles Yugoslavia and Europe as a three-man regency takes over for the 11-year-old Peter amid talks of a Franco Italian security accord and potential Balkan instability. The Madrid unrest in Spain and subsequent Catalan revolt contrast with Germany and France reacting to the crisis.
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Pinchot Breaks With Roosevelt On Reed Re Election
In Wilkes Barre GIFFORD PINCHOT shifts to favor Senator David A Reed seeking re election, signaling rift with New Deal. Farley fires back labeling Reed a major foe of Roosevelt policies as Pennsylvania Democrats hope for a presidential intervention. AAA reports crop benefit checks totaling over 852 million dollars paid to producers under production adjustment programs with 575 million more planned, lifting total AAA stake near 1 billion.
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Roosevelt insists Civilian Conservation Corps to continue
President Roosevelt signals indefinite continuation of the Civilian Conservation Corps after praising its camp reports. Fechner cited the $448,000,000 cost over eighteen months. A Wisconsin rumor links University of Wisconsin President Glenn Frank to a 1986 Republican run and Garrison’s job future.
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Washington
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Manufacturers oppose government factories in competition with private industry
National Association of Manufacturers and seventeen allied associations condemn government operated factories using tax money. They argue such efforts steal private sector jobs and distort relief measures. President Roosevelt plans stronger NRA enforcement with the new coastal recovery board led by Clay Williams, signaling gradual changes to price fixing and production controls.
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Attorney General Cummings to Lead National Crime Conference
The conference opens in Washington on December 8 and runs for three days with President Roosevelt speaking at Constitution Hall. It will cover causes and prevention of crime, investigation and apprehension, criminal courts and prosecution, and detection parole probation and pardon.
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Lindbergh case grand jury indicts Hauptmann for murder
Col. Charles A Lindbergh testified that the voice of Bruno Hauptmann speaking from a cemetery where the ransom was paid clinched charges. The grand jury indicted Hauptmann for murder, noting the ransom scene and the spoken phrase Hey doctor Over here. They did not indict for kidnapping.
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Roosevelt intends to continue NRA despite reorganization
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt to maintain the National Recovery Administration as a governmental unit, with leadership shifted to three boards to assert influence. Observers note signals aimed at reassuring the public and countering leftward pressures amid opposition from conservatives and business groups.
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Labor federation backs six hour day at San Francisco convention
William Green led a unanimous AFL delegation in San Francisco approving a six hour day and five day week for private and public workers with no wage cuts. John L. Lewis won a vote to unify unions across industries and charter new national and international unions. The AFL also backed pensions and unemployment benefits as it plans congressional action. Ignatius leads Buenos Aires Eucharistic congress drawing pilgrims from six continents to open air rites and Palermo park ceremonies.
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Little Girl Frock Pattern 9086 For Size 2 4 6 8 10
Shirley Temple style frock with dropped shoulder yoke short puff sleeves and box pleats. Pattern 9086 priced with fabric yardage 86 inch and contrasting. Order by mail with name address style number size to The Sewing Circle Pattern Department 232 West 18th Street New York NY.
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Farmer Corntassle razzes son Josh over college plan
A Washington Star quip has Farmer Corntassle vowing to send his son Josh to college to expose him to long words hoping to fool people, while admitting the boy lacks common sense.
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Public Opinion and Politics Just as Hard to Guess
Senator Sorghum compares public opinion to a horse in a quip about politics. The exchange highlights the unpredictability of voters and the challenge of forecasting political outcomes.
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Vancouver Province Caddie Banter Sparks Brief Exchange
A playful exchange from Vancouver Province features a new golfer asking what the game is and the caddie replying with a lighthearted confirmation. The dialogue captures a casual moment between rookie and helper in a local sports setting.
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Vancouver Province
Witty Wife Describes Husband With Vivid Metaphors
In a Cincinnati Enquirer item a wife quips about her husband asking his age and behavior. She calls him a baby at times and an octogenarian with rheumatism when not in the mood, contrasting tenderness and frailty in a humorous accent.
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