Prohibition Debate in House and Senate Immigration Clash
Prohibition debate in the House centers on immigration policy with Hoover and Smith positions. Senate discussions address the national origins provision, with Reed opposing repealing the clause and various senators contesting limits on migrants. The Boulder Dam bill prompts debate amid ongoing budget disputes and nominations for Interior and Commerce posts.
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French Courts Seek Truth About Women at Montparnasse
Paris reports that prominent painter Umberto Bruno Heschi, famed for modern and classical works, is at the center of a public re-enactment dispute over three large canvases destined for a Montparnasse cafe the Latin quarter has long favored.
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Boy Slayer Questioned In Detroit Murder Case
Detroit police and federal agents probe Peter Kudginowski, 48, a confessed slayer, over several missing children cases. He admits killing Joseph Storela, a New York lad, whose body was found yesterday, and hints at other abductions tied to his alleged art world obsessions.
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King Seeks Restful Sleep Amid Royal Anxiety
In London a royal bulletin reports King George maintains strength and enjoyed a restful sleep despite a severe, persistent illness that continues to cause anxiety among subjects and well-wishers worldwide.
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Must Die for Slaying Wife Succeeds for Malone
Washington December 7 Chief Justice Taft refused to stay the hanging of John Joseph Malone at San Quentin after his murder conviction in Los Angeles last year. He said the insanity plea law issue had been addressed in a prior Hickman case and would not be reexamined. Cambridge December 7 Miss Alice Mary Longfellow died at her Cambridge home aged 78, daughter of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
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Romance Fades as Countess Sues Dunlap for Alimony
Mrs William A Dunlap once Countess Campusano sues the heir to millions seeking alimony. She testifies he has not provided enough for food and clothing since their marriage and asks the court to ensure a livable allowance.
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Hoover party sails toward Chile amid calm signals
In Washington the Hoover party embarks aboard the battleship Maryland for a South American tour. Officials expected to receive Bolivian dispatches aboard the Maryland as President-Elect Hoover travels toward Antofagasta Chile. The voyage includes calls to Valparaiso and Buenos Aires before returning via Rio de Janeiro and the Cape St. Stated.
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Alleged Home Wrecker Shot In Atlanta Case
In Atlanta a man named W. L. Shippey, a chain store clerk, shot at close range a former customer connected to his wife. He then surrendered to police saying no man would wreck another home. Davis, proprietor of a car agency, had supposedly advised and given driving lessons to Shippey’s wife. Shippey had warned Davis to stay away.
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Stock Market Shaken Rally Starts Today
New York on December 7 reports a volatile market after heavy selling yesterday pushed over 100 issues down from five to twenty two fifty a share. The opening decline gave way to a brisk rally as bulls set supports for favorites, with many stocks recovering one to five dollars by midday.
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Stock Quotations From New York Dec 7 Mine Shares
Alaska Juneau mine stock at 8 percent. Chryaler 1294, Cudahy 163, Eitigen Schilds 37, Kennecott Copper 139%, Missouri 61, Nevada Consolidated 32%, Packard Motors 1494, Sears Roebuck 169, Stewart Warner 104%, U S Steel 1b2%4.
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E. J. Pearson Dies In Baltimore Hospital
E. J. Pearson former president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad died in a Baltimore hospital. He resigned due to ill health and had been hospitalized since October 23. Born in Rockville Illinois October 1 1863 he rose from engineer to railroad president in 1917. He married Gertrude Simmons at Evanston in June 1899.
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Air Device Is Pronounced Success
Camden press reports the Victory Talking Machine Company, at its plant, tested a new landing aid device called the papersdirectional horn. Designed by Lieut Mayer and S. Williams, it uses vacuum tube units to guide aircraft via directional signals from the landing field, helping navigators locate radio beacons and compass points.
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Army Blue Uniform May Return in U S Forces
Washington December 7 Alter mit Hain 1 gesten Wester ing olive deal unifories officers and men of the United States Army have been authorized by Secretary Davie to wear the blue uniform in vogue before the World War The week of the blue uniform is entirely optional with officers and men except during work formations of troops the expense to be borne by individuals.
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Circus Midget Lonely Believed Dead by Own Action
In San Prancteco Dev 7, George Washington Winner, an aliena mildget, reportedly drowned in a hardrol. Authorities believe it to be suicide due to loneliness. Age unknown. Winner described as a naked batt.
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Robert S. Feagles Dies in Seattle Mining Veteran
Robert S. Feagles, son of the late Rev. Robert Feagles, died at his home yesterday. He took part in the Klondike rush of 1898 and spent years in mining activities across the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. He is survived by two brothers and six sisters.
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Twenty Seven Miners Dead in Peru Mine Flooding
Lima December 7 The flood in a gallery of the Campana mine near Moroyshay city left 27 dead with 13 entombed miners. Officials from the Ministry of Public Works reported the disaster occurred when water gushed from the San Francisco shaft into the mine chamber.
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Businessmen Seek Removal of Alaska Rail and Water Haul Exception
Business leaders urge elimination of an Alaska exception in rail and water haul regulations. They argue the rule distorts competition and hampers shipping efficiency, pressing for a standardized nationwide policy.
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Alaskans Seek Canadian Ships For Winter Trade
Pasadena dispatch reports the Western US Chamber of Commerce urging changes to the Jones White shipping law to allow Canadian vessels to carry shipments to Alaska in winter. Alaskan interests argue foreign ships should be allowed for coastwise transport during scarce winter months, challenging the current prohibition. The Chamber and Alaska representatives push for constitutional review and possible amendment.
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Alaskan Robbed in Seattle Hotel After Unlocked Door
A Alaska resident, Chris Bai Hlerson of Pet Oreurs, Alaska, reported being robbed in a Seattle hotel after leaving a door unlocked. Authorities noted the incident as a hotel burglary with the loss of papers and personal belongings.
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Jugoslav School Girls Must Mend Their Ways
Belgrade education official orders high school girls to adopt a plain uniform dress code. Officials will inspect clothing and cosmetics, mandating simple lipstick and cheek makeup be avoided. A standard uniform is required, with oversight by school authorities.
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France Worried By Hoover Tariff Policy Delays
Paris observers await the new U S tariff plan under President Hoover. French business leaders fear little reduction on exports to the United States but hope for a softer import appraisal regime. Debates over French goods valuation at the port and export controls strain Franco American trade talks amid stalled negotiations on broader commercial ties.
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