Hitler and Mussolini Drift As Axis Ties Balk At Russia
In London Laborite William Dobbie accuses soldiers wives of pawning belongings to feed children, prompting uproar as he cites lack of military allowances. In Rome Mussolini shifts toward a tougher stance against Hitler and the Soviet influence, signaling a more independent Italian line while maintaining Axis ties.
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London
William Dobbie
House of Commons
Debbie
Russia
Finland
Signor
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Duce
Italy
Rome
Europe
Baltic
Balkans
Hetter
Bannock Girl Wins National 4 H Scholarship Honors
In Chicago six typical American farm girls were honored at the national 4 H club congress for home making achievements. They form a new national blue group and each receives a $200 Montgomery Ward scholarship. Winners include Mary L. Welch 18 Emery Park Arizona and Sara McGregor 19 Thatcher Idaho with long year records of garments, dishes, demonstrations and dress revues.
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Chicago
Montgomery Ward and Co
Mary L. Welch
Emery Park
Ariz
Sara McGregor
Thatcher
Idaho
June Loveland
Greenfield
Mass
Alice Smith
Union Miss
Eleanor E. Marston
London
N. H
Dorothy E. Figs
Argyle
Wis
Mother and Son Dance Sponsored by First Ward Church
A mother and son dance sponsored by the Sunday school of the First Ward Church is set for December 16 at the Fifth Ward recreation hall. The program starts at 7 p.m. and the public is invited. all boys are urged to bring their mothers.
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First Ward
Fifth Ward
Farm Program to Maintain Itself Under Wallace Plan
Secretary Wallace told the American Farm Bureau convention that the federal farm program should be self supporting to ensure permanency. He warned future funding from the general treasury is not guaranteed and called for sharp scrutiny of the entire federal budget amid wartime needs. Edward A. O Neal and Wallace debated methods to sustain the program, while O Neal urged self sufficiency and opposed a processing tax, favoring a general manufacturers tax as farmers tariff. Wallace argued that even with payments, parity income lags by more than a billion dollars under AAA 1938.
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Chicago
Wallace
American Farm Bureau Federation
General Treasury
Edward A. O'Neal
Federation
O'Neal
Potato Growers to Meet in Pocatello Idaho
Idaho State Potato Growers' association plans a year end meeting in Pocatello to seek greater support from the state extension service. F L Hansen, secretary, said the group may meet before Christmas and will confer with H E Nagle of St. Anthony and George Horsley of Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
F. L. Hansen
Idaho State Potato Growers’ Association
State Service
Pocatello
H. E. Nagle
St. Anthony
George Horsley
Association
Denmark to stay neutral in Russian Finnish war
In Oslo and Stockholm reports Denmark will remain neutral as the Finland Russia conflict escalates. Sweden announces partial mobilization with about 40 000 troops and large civilian support for Finnish refugees as volunteers rise and funds exceed 1 000 000 kronor.
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Copenhagen
Norway
Oslo
Thovald Stauning
Denmark
Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Haparanda
Petsamo
Red Cross
Russia
League of Nations
Aaland Islands
Potatoes Supplying Alcohol for Cars
Idaho Falls report shows about 2,000 gallons of potato alcohol sold to wholesalers for anti-freeze this winter. Marvin Aslett of the state experiment plant says 3,000 gallons remain in storage awaiting denaturants before market release. Some 600,000 pounds of call potatoes produced 5,000 gallons of alcohol.
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Idaho Falls
Marvin Aslett
Blonde killer fugitive eludes Phoenix search continues
Gov. Jones aides fail to obtain a note left by Winnie Ruth Judd, the fugitive killer known as the blonde tigress. State police sweep border points as Supt. William Allen reports possible hiding near Phoenix after her escape from the state hospital for the insane. Authorities recall Judd’s 1931 killings of Agnes Le roi and Hedvig Samuelson and her prior hang conviction.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bob Jones
Winnie Ruth Judd
H. J. McKinnell
Judd
William Allen
State Highway Patrol
Allen
State Hospital
Los Angeles
Robert W. Warren
Eighteen Pay For Plot Against Siam King
Eighteen alleged plotters against Siam's 14 year old King Ananda were executed today in Bangkok. They faced conspiracy charges to overthrow the boy king and restore Prajadhipok, his uncle and predecessor. The crackdown followed numerous arrests and the retirement of over 50 high army officers before a special court sentenced the defendants.
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Bangkok
Siam
Ananda
Prajadhipok
Prajadipok
Major Dodridge Named Military Tactics Professor in Boise
Fort Douglas commandant Major Philip Dodridge was ordered by the War Department to serve as professor of military tactics at Boise High School starting December 18. Dodridge arrived from Manila sixteen months ago. Captain Lawrence V. Castner will act as commander at Fort Douglas.
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Salt Lake City
Philip Dodridge
Fort Douglas
War Department
Boise High School
Dodridge
Manila
P. I
Lawrence V. Castner
Davis Improves After Illness in Albuquerque Hospital
Hospital attaches reported today that J. Richard Davis former New York gang attorney shows marked improvement from an intestinal ailment. He entered the hospital last Monday and is accompanied by his wife Hope Care Davis formerly of New York.
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Albuquerque
N. M
J. Richard
Dixie) Davis
New York
Hope Care
Kuhn Is Sentenced for Bund Larceny and Forgery
Fritz Kuhn the German American bund head was sentenced in New York to two and a half to five years for grand larceny and forgery linked to the Murray transaction and Mrs Virginia Camp moving expenses The judge suspended one charge citing political persecution and emphasized Kuhn must lose Civil rights until granted by the governor after serving the term Kuhn naturalized in 1933 and had turned leadership over to Gerhard Kunze
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New York
N. Y
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
James D. ©. Murray
James C. Wallace
Kuhn
Peter L. F. Sabbatino
Murray
Feahrer
Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze
Minor Leagues Vote to Ease Farm System Rules
Cincinnati December 5 minor league owners unite to ease farm system constraints imposed by Commissioner Landis. Amendments authorize working agreements and allow major league scouts to sign players for minor clubs, pending approval by the major leagues.
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Cincinnati
Kenesaw M. Landis
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Landis
Boulder crashes through roof as Utah woman avoids death
Mrs. E. L. Ackerman of Lower Bingham lay in bed when a large boulder roared down a hillside and smashed through the roof, demolishing the bed and dressing table before rolling out through the outer wall. She remained unharmed.
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Bingham
Utah
E. L. Ackerman
Lower
War Correspondent Lloyd Lehrbas To Visit Pocatello
War correspondent for the Associated Press Lloyd Lehrbas, son of L A Lehrbas of Pocatello, returns after three years abroad including Shanghai Rome Warsaw Bucharest and Turkey. He will be met in New York by brother Mark and may stay unknown period in Pocatello. He covered the Chinese Japanese war from Shanghai and reported Warsaw bombings at the war’s start. Lehrbas, born in Montpelier, Idaho, is a well known figure in the region through his Idaho ties and prior Washington Orient and European assignments.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
L. A. Lehrbas
Pocatello
Associated Press
Shanghai
Rome
Warsaw
Bucharest
Turkey
Lehrbas
New York City
Mark
Oxford
Miss
Washington, D. C
Bureal
Idaho
Montpelier
Washington
Orient
Europe
Three Ottumwa men sentenced to church attendance
Three men in Ottumwa police court pleaded guilty to intoxication charges and were ordered by Police Judge C C Maddy to 30 days in jail, suspended on condition they attend church at least once weekly for 30 weeks.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
CC. C. Maddy
Salvation Army needs children's clothing in Tribune appeal
Mrs. FR H. Thomas, relief case worker for the Salvation Army, says the army is badly in need of children's clothing. Those who can donate should call 904-1, and volunteers will be called for pickup.
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FR. H. Thomas
The
Salvation Army
Tribune
Halifax Terms Aggression An Inexcusable Act
Britain denounces the Soviet invasion of Finland as an inexcusable act of aggression. Lord Halifax cites bombarded towns and mutilated civilians, while Finland and Scandinavia mobilize for defense and seeks peace talks. Russia expands incursions as league of nations options falter.
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Halifax
Associated Press
Russia
Lord Halifax
House of Lords
Finland
Britain
Red Army
Poland
League of Nations
Geneva
Argentina
Uruguay
Soviet Union
Rome
Admiral Scheer
South Atlantic
Dorie Star
New Zealand
Australia
Two Confess To Setting Costly Fires
Chehalis Washington December 5 two men Pred Stine and Robert Walzer pleaded guilty to arson connected to a nationwide trail of about 120 fires. Smith said total losses near 3 million dollars with Walzer admitting fires in Oregon Washington Idaho and additional states. Walzer described a 220000 blaze in three warehouses at Butte Montana.
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Chehalis
Wash
Ed S. Smith
Pred Stine
Rochester
N. Y
Robert Walzer
Rome
Stine
Walzer
Smith
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Walter
Butte
Mont
Waler
California
Utah
Wyoming
Texas
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Arkansas
Colorado
Nevada
Marshall
Dancer Irene Castle McLaughlin Drops Divorce Suit
Irene Castle McLaughlin withdraws her divorce action against Major Frederic McLaughlin after two years. The former dancing star sought custody of their son and daughter, alimony, and a $150,000 settlement, claiming cruelty and advances on family expenses.
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Chicago
Irene Castle McLaughlin
Frederic McLaughlin
Vernon Castle
McLaughlin
Daugher
Pioneer Succumbs in Boise Funeral Arrangements for Emma Abernathy
Mrs. Emma Abernathy 78 a Boise resident since 1873 after migrating from Michigan died Sunday funeral services were being arranged today in Boise.
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Boise
Emma Abernathy
Michigan
Ohio Faces Relief Crisis Amid Debt and Cutbacks
Ohio cities wrestle with a $20 million annual relief burden as Cleveland Toledo and Dayton seek federal aid and bond issues while Gov Bricker urges deep cuts to curb relief rolls. Mayors press for legislative action as unrest grows among unemployed and residents.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Toledo
George H. Schoonmaker
Harold H. Burton
John W Bricker
Bricker
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