Slaying at Haverford College Shocks Family
Philadelphia dispatch reports a kitchen helper shot and killed Mrs Mary J Ginder housekeeper at Founder's Hall Haverford College during a dinner party. Roy Crittenden of Ardmore surrendered claiming he shot a woman in revenge after Ginder discharged him. Mrs Ginder widow since 1906 had worked at the college nine years.
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Philadelphia
Mary J. Qinder
Founder's Hall
Haverford College
Ardmore
William Rogers
Lower Merion
Rogers
Ginder
John
Naval Leutenant
Fort Mifflin
the College
Italian Forces Break Ethiopian Attack at Addi Abbi
Italian commander in chief Pietro Badoglio reported that 45,000 Ethiopian troops attacked Italian lines in Addi Abbi Tambien region. Italian Eritrean troops countered with artillery and aviation, the enemy dispersed after a bitter day of fighting. Eritrean aviation targeted concentrations between Quoran and Lake Ashfinggi. Native Eritrean troops then stretched tents to spell Grazie for the warplanes.
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Vallans
Addi Abbi
Marsto
Pietro Badogne
Tor Tole
Add
Tambien
Quoran
Lake Ashfnghi
Wibaux Flood Action Decided Against Rail Line
The Montana Supreme Court sustained district court rulings favoring the Northern Pacific Railway in flood damage claims tied to the 1929 Wibaux flood. Damages totaling nearly half a million dollars were blocked. An unrelated line notes an old Chinese dinner service sold in London for goal.
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Ablewa
Wibaux
Northern Pacific Railway Company
State Supreme Court
District Court of
Wibaux County
London
Goal
Mongol Soviet and Manchukuo Clash Raises Tensions
A report from Moscow and Tokyo describes clashes between Mongolian Soviet and Manchukuo Japanese aligned forces with several Mongol side casualties. Mongolia protests border raids, demands return of seized guards, compensation for damage, and assurances raids will not recur. Manchukuo regrets and denies broader invasion, while observers fear worsening Moscow Tokyo ties.
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Moscow
Tokyo
Wdéte
Manchukuo
Mons Rolian
Russia
Mongony
China
Silver at 50c, low quotation since Oct 1984
New York December 23 price of foreign silver mixed at 2.02 dollars per ounce, up one cent from Friday. The market set prices before London quotation for the second time in a week, marking a low since October 8, 1944, amid U S treasury moves in London and a slight rise in English union membership.
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New York
London
U. &, Treasur
Too Many Toys May Be Wrong Professor Glaims
Professor Glairs argues children should not be given many toys that encourage risky play such as guns and swords. He warns toys should not be overly complex and that supervision preserves a child’s independence while preventing dangerous imitative behavior.
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Prof. Glaims
Fage
Livingston Firm Wins Water Contract Near Livingston
In Helena on December 23, the Mc Laughlin Construction Company of Livingston won the Livingston ditch water conservation project bid. State Engineer J. B. James announced the award after evaluating four bidders. Alternate bids were 94,183, 36,638, and 29,938 dollars, with Standard Construction of Bozeman, Basil Hunt and Thomas Maguire of Butte, and B. Lindstrom also submitting bids.
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Helena
McLaughlin Construction Campu
Livingston
Livingston Ditch
J. 8. James
Montana Water Conservation Board
Livingston Company
Water Conservation Board
State Receipts and Expenses Increase in Five Months
Helena. State receipts for the first five months of the biennium reached 14,556,285.88, up about 3,000,002 from the same period in the preceding biennium. Expenditures totaled 14,993,841.50, compared with 10,666,856.27 two years ago.
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Helena
Det
John J. Holnes
Lindy Flight Sparks Wide Range of Reactions
Officials in London and Washington deny knowledge of the Lindbergh escape plan as comments pour in from politicians, lawyers, and relatives. Col. Schwarmkopf and Gov. Hollman offer no comment while Alice Moreton predicts the Lindberghs will stay in England for a year or more. Public figures urge action on crime but acknowledge the family’s fear and need for safety.
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London
Lindbergh
Trenton
Hauptmann
Lindberghs
England
Clarence Darrow
Robert Rosemans
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
David T. Wilantz
Nutt
Norman Schwarnkopf
New Jersey State Police
Alice Moreton
Anne Morrow Unabergh
Miss. Morrow
Jennings Randolph
W. Va
Seasian
Congress
Republic
Edward J. Kelly
Chicago
Uken Beans, of Fear of Kiinsping
Les Paul Steg
University of Washington
Langer
Prioblem
Maiyor Charles TL
Smith
Seattle
Els
É. P. Weyerhaeiser Jr
Tacoma Lumber Omiltonaim
George
Talease
Chicago Tribune
America
Corone
Brana
Richard Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Jon
Bub
Jon Probaby
Weigh
Lindbergns
Britain builds up war strength in Mediterranean context
The report outlines Britain’s growing war posture with Italian and Spanish concerns. It notes discussions of a defense pact among Spain and Portugal and British protection assurances, alongside Italian actions in Ethiopia and Tyrol. Obituaries and funeral notices for local residents are also listed.
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Spain
Portugal
Mons
Great Britain
Ene
Madrid
Wheleas Boath
Ethiopis
Italy
Rome
Tyrol
Vienna
Austria
President cites job gains versus official figures
President reports that 6,000,000 people found work since spring 1933, claiming gains across industries while noting other agencies show different totals. He also addresses budget forecasts and public debt estimates, drawing questions from reporters about relief, security and fiscal projections.
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Stotes
Social Security Committee
Matty
Almost & Gebale
Lindberghs Flee With Second Son for Quiet Christmas
The Lindberghs sailed aboard a small ship to avoid attention. They paid $293 for three passages and an internal revenue tax, arriving at pier 8 in a taxicab at 11:49 PM on Saturday. The voyage aims to provide privacy for 8 year old Jon and to dodge threats after the Hauptmann case, with officials cooperating closely and a tree ornament aboard.
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Harris
Lindberghs
Pier 8
Colonel Lindbergh
Jon
Public Works contracts progress reported by president
The president said 48 percent of housing projects were under contract by mid-December. Three out of percent of projects met the December 15 deadline, and 68 percent of funds for other public works were placed under contract, excluding those stalled by litigation or outside circumstances.
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Publst
Public Works Administration
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