Peace moves will acclaim world peace efforts
President Roosevelt praised government and religious group efforts for world peace at a press conference. He noted Pope Pius XII welcomed Myron C. Taylor as peace emissary and that leaders from Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish communities accepted invites to confer.
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Couple Escape In Highway Accident Near Hyattatown
Mr and Mrs Henry Reichert of this city escaped serious injury Sunday night when their car left the highway at a hill foot near Hyattatown. Reichert suffered a forehead gash while Mrs Reichert and the infant were uninjured. Reichert said the steering wheel locked causing loss of control. The car went through a fence and stopped in a meadow.
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Oil magnate Henry L Doherty dies at 69 in Philadelphia
Henry L. Doherty head of Cities Service company dies of bronchial pneumonia at Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia aged 69. Born May 14 1870 in Columbus Ohio he built a vast utility empire including gas electric and oil interests with assets over a billion by 1919. He promoted oil conservation and patented combustion methods while leading several professional societies. He also owned the Miami Biltmore Hotel and promoted major golf and tennis events in Florida.
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Earthquake Tremors Felt Across Salvador Provinces
Strong quake tremors were reported last night across several Salvadoran provinces with no damage found. The Ayagualo observatory located the epicenter about 60 miles off the Pacific coast.
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Murphy Talks On Third Term
Detroit December report shows Attorney General Frank Murphy predicting President Roosevelt would seek a third term only if a dire national emergency arises and opposing a liberal third party as disastrous to the progressive cause. He notes Roosevelt could win reelection easily if he runs. Murphy doubts a forced candidacy and criticizes Harold Ickes and others backing a new party. He favors realignment of liberals into one party.
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Davies Named as Hull Aide in War Emergency Role
President Roosevelt names Jos E H Davies ambassador to Belgium as special assistant to Secretary Hull to handle war emergency problems and international trade questions. Davies will assume about January 10 and may lead a wing of the defense of trade agreements in Congress.
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Thrilling Crippled Man Snatches Purse In Downtown Robbery
Mrs. F. M. Cagle told police in Atlanta on December 27 that she was approached by a crutchbound man who tripped her, causing a fall. While she lay, the robber grabbed her purse containing $58, then fled with the watchful crutch user maneuvering swiftly.
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Prof Metzger Dies Aged 57 At 67
Prof. Jacob E. Metzger, 67, director of Maryland's agricultural experimental station, died unexpectedly in Lake Worth Florida after a Christmas holiday rest. A Penn State graduate and longtime agronomy scholar, he helped found the university's summer school and led turf and beardless barley research. Survived by his widow. funeral Thursday at New Enterprise, Pennsylvania.
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Tax Benefit For Donations To Finnish Relief Fund
New York December 27 The Finnish Relief Fund Inc announced that donations to the fund may be deducted from income tax returns for individuals and corporations. Internal revenue agents advised the announcement said that deductions may be taken to the full extent of the law.
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