01 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1937
Page
1
Senator Arthur Vandenberg said he was not a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination and urged friends to avoid pressuring him. He wired supporters that the party should remain impersonal to prevent friction while pursuing victory.
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In Il Popolo D Italia an article likely by Benito Mussolini says China should seek peace terms from Japan as other powers fail to offer collective aid. The piece hints Mussolini may be open to mediation and critiques Roosevelt's Chicago speech for sparking calls to action.
The National Labor Relations Board filed a complaint against Ford Motor Company over alleged unfair labor practices at its St. Louis assembly plant. A hearing is scheduled for December 16 after charges by the United Automobile Workers asserting interference coercion and restraint of employees rights to organize.
Washington report explains how social security tax broadened the tax base by about a billion dollars annually. It discusses current rates two percent total from employee and employer, a $30 yearly cap, and how tax on higher incomes alters government revenue. The piece notes the need for potential amendments as coverage grows and continues on page two.
Father Brenard Hubbard of the Hub bard Arctic Expedition on King Island predicts a freakish winter across North America due to current and sunspot cycles. He says the mild spell continues into 1938 with no zero temperatures yet, berries still ripening, springs running, and no ice sighted in the Bering Sea.
Berkeley officials announced the University of Alabama's unbeaten team would play the undefeated California Golden Bears in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day.
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Shanghai December 1. Japan returns seized launches to owners after apologizing amid US protest. Two American flags and two Italian vessels are also returned. Japanese claim sailors did not throw flags into the Wangpoo river. US Consulate confirms flags bonded to a nearby launch. Reports mention capture of Kiangyin forts guarding the Yangtze approach to Nanking with sunken junk booms.
Ely Culbertson announces his forty year marriage to Josephine is ending and that she plans to move to Reno. He laments losing a "grand slim double" while stating their business partners remain unaffected and continue to earn about one hundred thousand dollars a year.
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