Burma Earthquakes Kill Twenty Two in Pyu District
Burma reports from Rangoon say two earthquakes last night killed 22 people and injured many others. Pyu District suffered major damage with fires, collapsed buildings, and rail and bridge destruction. The Mandalay Rangoon mail train vicinity and communications disruptions hinder full damage assessment. An unconfirmed report mentions possible losses at Toungoo.
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Rangoon
Burma
Pyu
Mandalay Rangoon
Toungoo
Parker Couzens bill on passenger bus regulation recomitted
The Parker Couzens bill to regulate passenger carrying buses in Interstate Commerce was recommitted to the Interstate Commerce committee by the Senate. The vote was 51 to 29, effectively ending chances of passage this session, according to Senator Couzens.
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Washington
Parker-Couzens
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Couzens
Sugar producers plan Brussels talks on production control
World Sugar Producers provisional agreement to meet in Brussels next Tuesday to discuss plans for production control. Thomas L. Chadbourne of American Sugar Producers has recovered from bronchitis and no further obstacles to negotiations were expected.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Brussels
Thomas L. Chadbourne
Long Freedom Comes To End In Huntington Park
Thomas M. Casey, 73, once a Clinton Missouri banker and local business leader, is arrested in Huntington Park for allegedly stealing 62100 from his investment company to cover bank losses. Nine claimants sue over fictitious trust deeds with about 300000 more under investigation. Casey moved to California in 1914 after a bank collapse and built a respected firm before the alleged scheme. He could not post a 50000 bond.
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Huntington Park
Cal
Thomas M. Casey
Clinton
Oeama
Casey
Fort Hall Indians Seek Alignment With State Law
Fort Hall tribal council members urge the federal Indian affairs commissioner to apply Idaho civil and criminal laws to Indians under federal supervision. They note enforcement by Indian police and judges, with Saturday court sessions at the Fort Hall agency and aim toward punishing violators. Names include Tom Cosgrove and John Polibro among others.
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Tribal Council
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Indian Court
Fort Hall Reservation
Bannock
Times
Tom Cosgrove
John Polibro
Eddie Drink
Doty Lewis
Mack Pocatello
Frank Randall
Unemployment unrest grips Berlin with clashes and deaths
Communist demonstrations across Germany intensify with two deaths as Berlin sees large protests. A Busch circus rally under Communist Party auspices echoes chants of we want work and bread and we are starving as unrest spreads from unemployment distress.
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Germany
Busch Circus
Communist Party
Dr Paul Cooper Recalled In Bowles Stabbing Inquiry
In Portland on December 4 AP reports Dr Paul Cooper faced the written record of his three conflicting statements about events after the November 13 fatal stabbing of Leone Bowles 33, society matron, as he was recalled to the stand in the inquiry into her death.
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Ore
Paul Cooper
Tts
Leone Bowles
Society
Toys mirror progress from dolls to home furnishings
Chicago shoppers report toy trends reflect broader life changes. Dolls now feature fashionable outfits and realistic play furniture, while doll houses resemble miniature interiors, and toy departments imitate adult life with sport and dress patterns.
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Toyland
Adult Life
Biyles
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Hollywood column notes Will Rogers reports Reno friends offer a divorce guarantee avoiding further contact, while New York awarded Sir Thomas Lipton the famous cup. Rockne is praised as the world's best liked winner.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
France
Knute Rockne
Lashes Of Life Highlights From A Busy New York Scene
In New York J P Morgan declines new photos saying he looks the same as last week. Glassboro New Jersey hunters plan to kill thousands of crows to protect crops and poultry at a Woodstown roost. New York society notes a fashionable wedding with gown colors described in blue tones and artificial gold lilies accents.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Glassboro
N. J
Gloucester County Game and Fish Association
Woodstown
Jane Porter
Barclay Kuuntze Douglas
Heroic action saves Idaho man in mountain blizzard
J D Monroe, 73, collapsed on the Burgdorf trail after a 30 mile dog team run through a mountain blizzard. Dr Don S Numbers raced through heavy snow with five unseasoned dogs to reach Monroe, who was later treated for ruptured stomach ulcers and weakened by blood loss. The physician reported Monroe had a good chance to recover.
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Meccall
Idaho
J. D Monroe
Burgdorf
Don S. Numbers
Numbers
Monroe
White Creek
Governor's Emergency Relief Committee Launches Attack
Four alleged robbers of five stores at Downey and one at American Falls were arraigned in district court. They confessed previously but now seek more time to plead, with Harkey leading the group and citing parental word as a reason. They will return before Judge Terrell Saturday at 9.
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American Falls
R. M. Terrell
Harry Edwards
Henry Taylor
Rollen Harvey
Robert Marbury
Terrell
Harkey
Baldridge Urges Fast-Track Relief via Construction Plan
Governor Baldridge directs Idaho Emergency Council of Defense to speed up construction for immediate unemployment relief. He calls for improvements in transportation and marketing, including new waterways and highways, to cut costs moving bulk goods, and notes federal aid under the Hoover program.
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Boise
H C. Baldridge
Council of Defense
Grant Attends Bullen Service in Salt Lake City
Roy Bullen, Utah civic and business figure, honored in Salt Lake City with a funeral service. Speakers included President Heber J Grant and Anthony W Ivins of the first presidency. The interment follows in Logan where he once served as mayor.
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Roy Bullen
Utah
Logan
Assembly
Temple Grounds
Latter Day Saints Church
Heber J. Grant
Anthony W. Ivins
J. W. Funk
Richmond
W. T. Nardin
St. Louis
Joel Richards
Twenty-seventh Ward
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Pond
Roy D. Thatcher
Ogden
Edward P. Kimball
Tabernacle
Anthony C. Lund
Tabernacle Choir
Attack Fatal to League President in Montreal
William F. Baker president of the Philadelphia National League club died in his hotel suite in Montreal after a heart attack. He had arrived for the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convention and was found in the Ritz Carlton suite early this morning.
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William F. Baker
Philadelphia
National League Baseball Club
Baker
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Ritz-Carlton
Earthquake report from Pasadena marks largest of year
Seismological Laboratory of the Carnegie Institution in Pasadena declares the greatest earthquake of the year occurred yesterday around noon. The epicenter distance was estimated at 7,000 miles from Pasadena with tremors also reported in New Mexico Albania and Burma.
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Cal
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Carnegie Institution of Washington
New Mexico
Albania
Burma
Extra Xmas CASH- Read This and Profit
Home inventory push lists items to sell through a Tribune want ad. Banjo, suits, dresses, chairs, washing machine are cited as examples to call 1-2-3 for placing an ad.
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Tribune
Western States Aeronautics Association Opens Session
Aviation authorities from Oregon Washington Idaho California Montana Arizona Utah Nevada Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico gathered in Portland for a two day meeting to push for uniform aircraft laws across the West.
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Ore
West
Western States Aeronautics Association
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Washington
Idaho
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Montana
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Nevada
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Colorado
New Mexico
Husband Takes Witness Stand In Pearl O Loughlin Case
Denver reports on December 4 1930s proceedings where Leo O Loughlin city detective testifies in the murder trial of his wife Pearl O Loughlin charged with poisoning Leona O Loughlin and disposing of the body in Berkeley Park lake. Defense seeks motive while witness struggles with illness during cross examination.
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Denver
Leo O'Loughlin
Pearl
Leona
O'Loughlin
Berkeley Park Lake
Ant Cafe Safe Plundered in Salt Lake City
Yeggs forced no locks in the Ant Cafe heist and fled with about 50 dollars in cash and unsigned securities valued at roughly eight thousand dollars. Police learned of the break when the cafe opened for business. Officers believe the intruders were inside the building when it closed.
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Salt Lake City
Yeggs
Ant
Legge Urges Conservative Farm Aid To Aid Debtors
Alexander Legge, chairman of the federal farm board, told the American Bankers association in South Bend that a program of conservative assistance and closer study of farmer needs would benefit both farmers and bank creditors. He urged bankers in rural districts to revive the old, hands on relationship with farmers and warned against the belief that a mysterious process will cure all farmer ills.
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Ind
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Agricultural Committee
American Bankers’ Association
Farm Board
Legge
Cabinet quits after vote of no confidence in senate
The Tardieu government resigned after a 147 to 199 senate defeat over Internal and financial policies. The no confidence vote marks the fourth such downfall in this trench republic’s history, climaxing a clash between Premier Tardieu and Senator Rene Hery over the bourse crisis and Oustric bank failure.
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Doumergue
Vakis
Tardien
Senate
Trench Republic
Rene Hery
Dynamite Filled Box Car Explosion Kills 36
A dynamite filled box car exploded on a siding at Porto Novo Da Cunha in Minas Geraes, killing 36 people and wrecking three buildings. The cause is unknown. Among the dead were Major Manuel Lerac, a revolutionist commander, his wife and three children.
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Rio DE Janerio
Porto Novo da Cunha
Minas Geraes
Manuel Lerac
British aviator Miss Spooner rescues captain after sea crash
In Italy the British flyer Miss Winifred Spooner crashed off Bel Monte Calabro while attempting Croydon to Capetown. She swam ashore to save her companion Captain E C T Edwards as the plane remained afloat and Edwards signaled for help with fishermen later aiding him to shore.
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Italy
Winifred Spooner
Croydon
Capetown
E. C. T. Edwards
Rome
Bel Monte Calabro
Miss Sooner
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