King Studies Secret Papers Amid Abdication Crisis
Britain's king examined documents handed to him at Fort Belvedere amid a Cabinet crisis. The papers' nature remained undisclosed though speculation ranged from abdication drafts to new government proposals. Reports from Canberra about abdication were unconfirmed as discussions continued and public debate over the Edward-Wallis Simpson match intensified.
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Pontiff Pius XI suffers partial leg paralysis
Vatican reports Pope Pius XI, aged 79, woke with a blood clot in the left leg and partial paralysis in both lower limbs. Relatives visiting the Vatican said his condition is not alarming and his Intimates noted his frailty but he remained cheerful and engaged in duties.
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Soviet charter approves war powers and two house parliament
The 124 article charter grants religious freedom and equal suffrage for clergy nobility and others. It strengthens Franco Soviet mutual aid and broad rights while retaining private property and state ownership except in small cooperative setups.
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Blum Cabinet Survives Crisis in Confidence Vote
Paris December 5 The Popular Front government led by Socialist Premier Leon Blum survived a major political crisis in a confidence vote on Spain neutrality. The total 350 to 171 supported Blum despite Communist abstention, as he pledged to override opposition to his stance while cabinet ministers retained their posts. Maurice Thorez led the opposition alleging German and Italian intervention risked a European war. Blum tied French peace to all European nations.
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Death claims second twin in New York case
Simpicio Godino, 29, died at York hospital after surgeons separated him from his Filipino brother Lucio who died November 24. Doctors cited possible cerebrospinal meningitis though the exact cause was not released. Both men, vaudeville performers, had entered the hospital November 17 after Lucio fell ill with pneumonia.
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Idaho Weather Update Snowy Sunday Cold Monday North Focus
Unsettled forecast for Idaho reports light local snow on Sunday and cloudy, colder conditions in the northern portion on Monday. The outlook cautions drivers about slick spots and invites readers to monitor local alerts.
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Government extends deadline for federal pension accounts
The social security board postponed the deadline for 26 million workers to file pension data to December 15 citing heavy inquiries. The move, noted amid unemployment insurance activity, keeps penalties possible for noncompliance while urging employers and workers to obtain forms from employers or post offices. States move toward unemployment insurance laws with new legislative sessions planned in several states.
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Bomb near U.S. embassy in Madrid kills many
Fascist raid near the American embassy in Madrid destroys a house, killing at least a score of locals. Fire sweeps the area as rescuers search ruins. authorities report arrests of 345 men and 185 women, all refugees, amid ongoing bombing and air battles.
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Rain and Snow Hit Western Regions with Frigid Temps
Weather maps show low pressures over the extreme northwest Pacific coast and plains. High pressure builds in Alberta and north-central Montana as very cold weather persists with Havre Montana at minus 16 at six p.m. Rain and snow span the great plains and northwest coast while the middle Atlantic enjoys clear conditions.
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Rumor Says King Edward VII May Abdicate For Mrs Simpson
London press reports circulate that King Edward VII plans abdication and a future accession by the Duke of York as King George VI. The Sunday papers debate the constitutional implications and possible departure to handle the Wallis Warfield Simpson crisis amid royal foreign policy tensions.
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Time Set for Sentencing Hodson in Resisting Officer Case
Blackfoot December 6 Vincent A Hodson was found guilty by a jury here of resisting an officer after an altercation with J Glen Anderson the officer. District Judge Guy Stevers set Thursday December 10 at 10 am for sentencing Hodson who was arrested last September. The incident left Anderson severely beaten about the face and head.
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Irish Trojan Tie Upset as Langley Scores Big
Southern California Trojans fight back to tie Notre Dame 3-3 as Bud Langley rushes 100 yards on a key interception return play. The game draws 75,000, with Arkansas winning the Southwest title by beating Texas 6-0 and several other regional results shaping the college football landscape.
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Dr Jonas Opens Community Forum Tonight
Dr Frank H Jonas a University of Idaho professor opens the season's Community forum at the Methodist church at 7 45 p m. His lecture titled Americas Changing Concept of Neutrality traces neutrality laws from 1794 Jay treaty to 1936. A discussion from the floor follows his remarks.
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Mrs Borah Supports Wallis Simpson Marriage Idea
Mrs Borah wife of Idaho Senator expressed a romantic view that it would be nice if King Edward VIII married Wallis Warfield Simpson. She said she knew little of the international aspects but hopes the marriage would occur.
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Idaho Gets Snow Fall
Boise December 5 reports two inches of snow across Idaho. Federal Weather observer H. G Carter said the precipitation melted quickly but was welcomed by farmers and stockmen fearing water shortages. The storm marks the first moisture in over 60 days with more snow predicted.
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Striking Maritime Workers Parade For Public Aid Support
Thousands of longshoremen and supporters marched along Market Street to Civic Center in San Francisco for a mass meeting to push for public aid as the strike nears its 39th day. Speakers including union leaders urged concessions while officials in Nebraska and Washington called for actions to avert hunger and ship delivery disruptions.
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Six miners saved in Pioche mine cave-in near Las Vegas
A rescue crew of 250 worked in two shifts to free six men trapped by a cave-in at the Pioche Consolidated mines near Pioche. One injured man, Sam Boschiero, suffered a fractured arm and rib injuries from falling debris. Rescued unhurt were Jack Schultz Sigma Miller Jack Kaiser James Osletto and Ollie Ewing. Officials called it the first major accident at the mine and praised Superintendent A H Hunt and Deputy Mine Inspector Jack Purdy for directing the rescue underground.
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Tuberculosis Germs Found In Sputum By Georg Cornet
Six years after Koch linked TB to a germ, Georg Cornet showed the germs are abundant in patient sputum. Prompt destruction, preferably by burning, prevents spread when sputum is discarded. Careless handling in coughing, sneezing, or shared items poses a contamination risk.
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Wally Ends Her Flight at Rogers Villa in Riviera
Princess Wallis Warfield Simpson wraps up a two day flight across southern France and is driven swiftly into a villa owned by Mr and Mrs Herman Rogers of New York. Police and detectives guard the scene as crowds wait outside the gates. A 79 ton steam yacht Sister Anne lies at Monte Carlo ready to take Mrs Simpson on a cruise to a distant port.
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Rail chiefs praise Grays at Omaha banquet marking anniversary
In Omaha the railroad industry gathered to honor Carl R. Gray and Mrs. Gray at a banquet. J J Pelley of the Association of American Railroads said business is improving with costs down, speeds up, and service better. Executives from major lines voiced optimism and noted gains across the sector.
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Burlington
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Milwaukee
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Showdown on Monday in Edward and Wallace affair
London reports a Monday showdown as King Edward sides with his wish to marry Wallis Simpson, amid tense Britain. The dispute pits Prime Minister Baldwin against the king, with mediators striving for a compromise that now seems unlikely to succeed.
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Montana Faces Subzero Storm and Fatalities
Subzero weather and heavy snow hit Montana with Missoula seeing up to eight inches. Mrs. Leslie Soulsby of Windham died in a Lewis town hospital after an automobile crash as exposure contributed to her death. Her brother-in-law Arthur Soulsby, 25, and others endured hours in the storm as help arrived. Livingston reported 12 below zero after a 44 degree drop.
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Utah Weather Forecast Calls For Fair Weekend
The Utah forecast shows generally fair conditions Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. No precipitation is expected and daytime highs remain mild across the state.
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Supreme Court May Rule On Five New Deal Acts Monday
The Supreme Court may decide five New Deal disputes on Monday, including PWA funding for hydro projects at Buzzard Roost and the Ashurst Summers act on prison made goods. Other questions cover embargo authority, holding company act testing, and a 50 percent tax on silver dealer profits.
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