Japanese moves in Hopeh and Chahar prompt evacuations
Reports from Tientsin indicate Japanese officers ordered evacuation of the mint agricultural station and a flour mill for troop use as preparations accelerate. Japanese massing at Shanhaikuan and trains held ready signal growing northern China tensions amid rumors of an autonomous northern state.
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Tientsin
China
Shanhaikuan
Great Wall
North China
Nanking
Japan
Airway Beacon Honors Will Rogers and Wiley Post
A 1.8 million candle power beacon atop the George Washington Bridge lit tonight to honor aviators Will Rogers and Wiley Post. Pilots dipped their wings and homing pigeons were released as Mrs. Post arrived from Ponca City Oklahoma and Eugene Vidal commented on aviation history.
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New York
George Washington Bridge
Will Rogers
Esley Post
Will
Wiley
Eugene Vidal
Federal Bureau of Air Commerce
Beason
Post
Aviation
Rogers
Vidal
Jail bars close on Dorothea Livermore in Santa Barbara
Dorothea Wendt Livermore was jailed in Santa Barbara on suspicion of assault to commit murder after a drunken argument during which she and her 16 year old son Jesse Livermore Jr. were intoxicated. The boy remained between life and death as his father Jesse Livermore visited.
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Jesse Livermore, Jr
Wall Street
Santa Barbara
Calif
Livermore
Dorothea Wendt Livermore
Jesse Livermore
Cottage Hospital
James Ross
Famous Rochester Doctor Succumbs
CHICAGO November 30 Dr Edward Starr Judd chief of surgery at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota died of pneumonia in Presbyterian hospital He was 57 years old Known as the surgeons surgeon he earned wide respect from peers and led American Medical Association in his career
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Chicago
Edward Starr Judd
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mann
Judd
Presbyterian Hospital
American Clinical Surgery Society
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
Roosevelts Aim for Short Sups Session in Nov 1935
In Warm Springs Georgia President Roosevelt signals a brief congressional session focused on trimming appropriations. He discusses budget limits with Interior official Charles West as the administration plans a short session and possible neutrality law revisions. Veterans’ bonus payments may be revisited.
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Warm Springs
Congress
Rooselt
Charles West
Interior
White House
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Roper
Mustangs Topple TCU in Fort Worth Showdown
Southern Methodist defeated Texas Christian 20 to 14 at Fort Worth in a close war between two undefeated teams. Bobby Wilson starred as SMU surged to a late lead and held off TCU to remain Rose Bowl contenders.
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Mustangs
Texas Christian
Fort Worth
Southern Methodists
Pasadena
Princeton
Army
Navy
Louisiana State
Southern M Methodist
Christian
Bobby Wilson
Stanford
Southern Methodist
Tigers
Yale
Philadelphia
Tulane
Holy Cross
Manhattan
Health Measures Showing Results in Pocatello
City and county health boards report scarlet fever measures reducing cases in Pocatello. No new infections for three days, several quarantines lifted, and a possible easing of the downtown ban on children if the trend continues. Parents urged to keep children with guardians in the downtown area.
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Arch Townend
Pocatello
Potato Tax Law Faces Early Hurdles and Fines
AAA officials concede difficulties as the crop regulation program begins. Under the potato act, any sale or purchase of un stamped potatoes dug after midnight faces a 1000 fine. A national tax exempt allotment of 226.8 million bushels covers typical sales, with a tax of three fourths of a cent per pound on sales beyond the allotment. Grower allotments are being issued in Florida, Louisiana, Texas, and California as December harvests approach.
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Washington
AAA
Florida
Louisiania
Texas
California
Austrian Hungarian talks eye new central European power
Diplomats in Vienna discuss possible unity of the former empire with a mutual military pact and cooperation on trade and finance. Officials say agreement on a shared approach to military aid and continued League of Nations participation emerged from meetings between Hungary and Austria leaders. Italy’s role remains a stated foreign policy consideration.
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Associated Press
Vienna
League of Nations
Itlay
Geneva
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Julius Goemboes
Kurt Schuschnigg
Ernst von Starhemberg
Baron Egon Berger-Waldenbergg
Italy widens defense moves amid European crisis
Rome reports a cabinet session approving 88 defense, economic and financial decrees as Italy strengthens its defenses. Tension eases after French warning to Italy about attacking the British fleet, while Ethiopian counter actions and Haile Selassie establishing a military HQ are noted.
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Rome
London
Italy
Aduwa
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Dessye
Haile Gelassie
Supreme Council of Defense
Killer Van Vlack Refuses To Sign Confession Of Murder
Douglas Van Vlack of Tacoma admits shooting Mildred Hook and says his motive relates to her father but refuses to discuss the case with prosecutors until he sees his mother. He faces first degree murder charges for Mildred’s death and the killing of Fontaine Cooper.
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Douglas van Vlack
Idaho
Tacoma
Wash
Twin Falls
Associated Press
van Vlack
New
Fontaine Cooper
Mildred Hook
Mildred
Here
van Vinck
E. F. Prater
Edward Babcock
Prater
Clyde Hook
Vincent
Clyde
van Viack
Babcock
Governor Ross Regrets Water Board Questioning
Boise, Nov 30. Governor Ross issued a formal statement regretting officials questioning the act creating the state water conservation board. He praised the board’s accomplishments while noting a constitutional doubt raised by Attorney General Bert H. Miller. State auditor Harry C. Parsons and state treasurer Myrtle Eakin sought legal advice after a late meeting with Miller and Secretary of State Franklin Girard.
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Boise
Ross
State Water Conservation Board
Harry C. Parsons
Myrtle Eakin
Bert H. Miller
Miler
Eaking
Parsons
Miller
Franklin Girard
Farmer granted divorce as wife refuses to bear children
In Lieslin Nov 30 the district court granted a farmer a divorce because his wife refused to bear children. Nazi sources say laws on divorce and illegitimacy aim to strengthen the family as the German bloodline, with plans to ease the burden of an unwanted child.
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Eerlin
Lieslin
Hans Frank
Frank
Republicans in Heated Battle on Nomination
Washington dispatch notes growing Republican dissension over the presidential nomination rivaling debates over new deal spending. The GOP contemplates an extravagance issue while preparing for the June convention amid discussions between Landon and Requa and between Borah and Fish on unpledged delegates.
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Washington
Topeka
Alf Landon
Mr. Hoover
Mark L. Requa
California
Senator Borah
Idaho
Representative Fish
New York
Landa
Pais
Kansan
W. M. Jardim
Coolidge
Inhorse
London
Brookhart
Iowa
Standard Oil
Borah
Vandenberg
Michigan
Fish
Denman Named to School Job
Boise readers learn that at the Idaho Education Association 44th annual meeting George E. Denman Burley superintendent was nominated for president with election by mail next year. Helene Haller St Maries was nominated for vice president, while W D Vincent Boise and E N Vaughn Pocatello were chosen for the executive committee to replace Maeser and Merrill as terms expire.
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Boise
General Assembly of the
Idaho Education Association
George E. Denman
Burley
I. N. Madsen
Lewiston
Helene Haller
St. Maries
Benewah
O. D. Cole
Fruitland
W. D. Vincent
Boise City
E. N. Vaughn
Pocatello
Karl G. Maeser
Malad
C. D. Merrill
Fairfield
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University of Idaho
Southern Branch
University At Moscow
United States
Texans
William M. Pinkerton
Herbert W. Bark
Man
Bousteen
Bert Miller
Atlanta
Democratic National Committee
Charles Michelesm
Hoover
Denman
Tare Reno Ritz
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