United States Vows to Preserve Naval Equality in Talks
In London President Davis outlines the U S position on armament talks saying no agreement on reductions means continuing Washington and London treaties to ensure equality of security. He warns abandonment would breed insecurity and costly competition while Japan’s potential exit from the pact could push the U S to withdraw from discussions.
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Spondents
London
Davis
United States
Washington
Pacific
Far East
Nega Meare Cae Slim
Japan
Beng Co
Eens of Capace
Jugoslavia Orders Expulsion of 27 000 Hungering Sow
The government announces the expulsion of 27 000 hogs from Jugoslavia as part of a domestic livestock removal program. Local farms must relocate the animals to approved facilities within a set period.
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Jugoslavia
Saar Committee Report Adopted Over Mines Payment Pact
The assembly unanimously backed the Saar committee report detailing the Franco German agreement to pay for mines if the region votes to rejoin the Reich. The move signals alignment on postwar economic terms amid the debated status of the Saar region.
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Tions
Saar
Reich
Poles Fear Franco German Pact May Drift toward Britain Italy
ISPATCHES from Warsaw say Poles are amazed and alarmed by the Franco German agreement. They fear the understanding may extend to Great Britain and Italy, risking Poland being left out and pressed to align more closely with Russia. Poland resents being overlooked and seeks recognition as a great power to help stabilize European peace.
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Warsaw
Great Britain
Italy
Foreign Office
Poland
Russia
Europe
Wartime Relief Programs Progress Reported by Official
SIONS ROCERTELEE travels from Warm Springs to his Washington offices to complete most of his winter program. It focuses on expanding the public works administration, revising the NRA and the AAA, and extending power development.
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Sions Rocertelee Vetenues
Warm Springs
Washington
Mid-Continent Reclamation association maps flood plan
Embers of the Mid-Continent Reclamation association representing 19 states met in Chicago and outlined a soll erosion and flood control program costing 900000000. The plan, by A B Hunt of Chicago, calls for canals and dams from northern North Dakota to Texas to control floodwaters from the eastern Rocky Mountain slopes and seeks a federal survey on practicability.
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Mid-Continent Reclamation ‘Association
Chicago
A.B. Hunt
North Dakota
Texas
Rocky Mountains
Advisers defend capitalism at New York industry meeting
Raymond Moley and Donald Richberg addressed the American Congress of Industry in New York arguing the 1962 vote did not mandate dismantling capitalism. Richberg said the NRA fell short of aims but its core should endure in permanent codes, with labor also pressed to accept reforms under law.
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American Congress of Industry
New York
Raymond Moley
Donald Richberg
National Emergency Council
Richberg
NRA
Lord Riddell Dies Without Heir Ending Peerage
The article notes Lloyd George's press chief Lord Riddell dies in London. He rose to wealth as a publisher and received a 1918 peerage for war service. His voice first carried news of the Versailles treaty to England and he remained a friend of Lloyd George despite later political rifts.
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Riddell
Lloyd , George
London
England
Lloyd George
Lord Riddell
Assassination of Kirov Shocks Leningrad Officials
News from Leningrad reports the murder of senior Bolshevik Kirov as a major political blow. A Warsaw dispatch claimed ten Red Army officers were executed for a plot to kill Soviet leaders, while Moscow denied the claim and arrested many White Guards.
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Moscow
Supreme Court
Russia
Kirov
Valhalla
Kremlin
Lenin
John Reed
Earthquake Devastates Honduras Towns in Caribbean Ring
RAL western and northern Honduras were hit by successive shocks over two days. Communication systems were crippled and the extent of the disaster is unknown. Three sizable towns Copas Cabanas and Sant Rita were nearly destroyed.
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Ral
Honduras
Copas
Cabanas
Sant Rita
Turkish leader Mustafa Kemal inspires women’s political rights
IDENT MUSTAPHA KEMAL of Turkey becomes idol of women for granting emancipation from the harem and political rights. The national assembly also decides that Turkish women over thirty are eligible to election to the chamber, signaling a shift in business and national leadership.
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Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Natidual Assembly
State relief committee trims family aid in Nebraska
The Nebraska state relief committee announced a three per cent cut in the federal relief allowance per family due to a 15 per cent drop in federal funds and a higher relief caseload. Cash grants drop from 30 to 29 for large towns and from 28 to 27 for small towns, while surplus commodities are increased to counter the loss. Total December relief funds reach 1,526,342 with 1,235,871 slated for counties and the first week of January.
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Lincoln
State Relief Committee
Nebraska
Washington
Nebraska asks 1935 37 funding to match federal reemployment service
State lawmakers face a request to appropriate 67120 for 1935 37 to match a federal re employment service program. F W Cornell Nebraska director says continuation after July hinges on state funds. If not provided, placing workers on federal PWA jobs becomes perplexing and contractors must hire through the NRS.
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Washington, D. C
Nebraska
Public Employment Service
F. W. Cornell
National
Cornell
PWA
NRS
Missouri Project Funding Outlook At Fort Peckham
Work at Fort Peckham will continue next year at about the same rate, suggesting another large allotment for the big Montana project to PWA Administrator Ickes. Prospects indicate no difficulty securing funds for the department’s recommended plan by the corps of engineers and a swift large appropriation to the Missouri.
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Fort Peckham
Department
PWA
Ickes
Corps of Engineers
Missouri
Import Perfection wins at International Livestock Exposition
Import Perfection owned by F A Sloan of Burchard Nebraska took first place in the 750 to 875 pound Red Polled steer class at the Chicago expo. Kingery Construction of Lincoln wins Elk Creek school brick addition contract valued at 8785 minus fixtures. Olson Brothers of Lincoln awarded heating plant contract for 821. Census Bureau assigns 225 farm census supervisors beginning January 2 across 48 states with district HQs listed for Scottsbluff Kearney Columbus Hastings and Lincoln.
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Import Perfection
F. A. Sloan
Burchard
Neb
Chicago
Kingery Construction Company of
Lincoln
Elk Creek
Olson Brothers of Lincoln
Census Bureau
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
Kearney
Columbus
Hastings
Turkeys From Nebraska Wyoming Coop To Ship On Eastern Seaboard
North Platte valley turkey growers spanning western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming will supply about 24 000 birds to eastern holiday tables via their own cooperative. The valley’s December shipments span December 10 to 14 and total 12 carloads of dressed birds. Growers expect about 66 500 dollars in revenue based on roughly 20 cents per pound, says H V Anderson manager of the Henry cooperative.
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North Platte Valley
Nebraska
Wyoming
Co-Operative Association
Eastern Seaboard
H. V. Anderson
Henry
Co-Operative Manages
Nebraska Housing Modernization Funds Update
State director reports show cash only modernization and repair work in Nebraska towns since August 15 exceeds expectations. From 187 towns with 179 308 people total, cash expenditures reach 629 184 dollars. including loans total modernization and repair spending rises to 1 106 083 dollars.
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Federal Housing Administration
Nebraska
Nebraka
Buffaloes Sold Into Small Herds Near Fremont
Four two year old buffaloes grazed on farms near Fremont with two farmers planning small herds. Aleck Legge bought three at Fremont livestock sale for about $60 each and will move them to his North Bend area farm. Geo Murphy bought the other buffalo. A fifth buffalo was slaughtered after a broken leg from a fall. The herd originated from the government reserve near Valentine. Three were sold at Wahoo and six were moved to Lincoln for sale.
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Fremont
Aleck Legge
North Bend
Geo Murphy
Valentine
Wahoo
Lincoln
Iowans Nebraska Allies Push Lewis and Clark Park Plan
Nebraska Iowa dinner attendees urged creating a Lewis and Clark national park on an 80 000 acre Missouri River tract between Homer and Decatur. Speakers cited beauty and potential while Senator elect Burke and Charles McLaughlin promised to push the project in Washington Governor elect Cochran pledged aid. W H Smith headed the state FERA committee noting Nebraska emergency relief funds allocated through November 30 amounting to 13 267 287 dollars.
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Washington
Cochran
W. H. Smith
FERA
Nebraska
Smith
Governor Bryan urges Nebraskans to sell stored corn locally
Gov Charles W Bryan appeals to state patriotism urging residents who stored corn to sell within Nebraska rather than ship it out. He cites complaints of out-of-state sales hurting local feed producers and raising corn prices, urging Nebraskans to buy and use state corn.
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Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Chicago
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