High Generals Meet in Berlin Over Franco Spain Aid
In Berlin on December 30 high ranking German generals gathered as Mussolini reportedly urged Hitler to halt support for Franco. The army men, wary allies of Italian help for Spain, reacted skeptically to Duce's stance while observers expected a speedy decision on volunteers for Franco's forces.
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Berlin
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Mussolini
Duce
Il Duce
der Fuehrer
Chang Ordered to Stand Trial in Nanking Mutiny
Mutinous Marshal Chang Hsueh-Liang is ordered to stand trial before the Nanking military commission for the Lianfu mutiny. Chiang Kai-Shek will preside, amid reports the verdict is not considered routine. Chiang’s resignation was refused though a month’s leave was granted to recuperate.
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Nanking
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Lianfu
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chang
Fenghua
Chiang
Japan
Idaho prosecutor argues death bed statement in Yates murder trial
Prosecutor Frank M. Rettig sought to use an asserted death bed statement by Leland Draper in the first degree murder trial of Mrs. Luella Yates. The doctor testified to wounds the state says were inflicted during a stock dispute at the Yates ranch on November 16, with defense expected to plead self defense.
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Jerome
Idaho
Frank M. Rettig
Leland Draper
Luella Yates
Reuben C. Matson
Lipstock
Yates Ranch
Film man wed in quiet ceremony for Chicago honeymoon
Arthur Strawn film scenarist married Rose Martell a 28 blonde radio song star yesterday in a municipal judge ceremony. Strawn plans a Chicago honeymoon as his new play Angels Don't Talk opens soon.
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Hollywood
Arthur Strawn
Chicago
Rose Martell
Federal air line inspection chief to head crash inquiry
Major R W Schroeder, chief of the airline inspection service, ordered to direct the federal inquiry into a major plane disaster near Burbank that killed 12 people. Autopsy tests on A L Markwell to see if a money belt with gems and cash was worn. Authorities plan a safety conference with transport operators and military and aviation agencies.
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Yvonne Trego
United Air Lines
Saugus
Calif
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Federal Air Line Inspection
R. W. Schroeder
Airline Inspection Service
Washington
West
A. L. Markwell
Rebel Cruiser Attacks Gijon and More From Madrid Front
Spanish front reports say the insurgent cruiser Velasco fired 14 shells at Gijon’s Musel hills and later left harbor after attacking defending ships. Government war planes responded as the Espana shelling of the US gunboat Erie near Mosel was recalled. Militia recaptured Villanueva de la Canada near Brunete, 18 miles west of Madrid.
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Madrid
Velasco
Gijon
Musel
Mosel
United States
Erie
Espana
Villaneauga de A Canada
Brunete
Permits Paid by Boise Drivers Reach 194245 Owners
Emmitt Prost report shows 194,245 automobile owners paid 97,122 dollars for two year driver permits. The 50 cent permits expire July 1 next year.
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Boise
Emmitt Prost
General Motors halts parts shipments amid glass strike
General Motors officials announced temporary orders to halt shipments from suppliers to GM divisions due to a glass shortage and strikes in key glass plants. The action affects hundreds of suppliers as GM aims to align parts flow with plant demands and prevent wider shutdowns.
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General Motors
Detroit
General Motor Corporation
Alante
Naval Treaty Ends Thursday
Washington faces key naval decisions as the Washington and London treaties lapse at midnight tomorrow. The US may add two battleships and decide on Pacific fortifications while the fleet nears the 1942 combat-ship goal. U.S. holds 15 battleships, seven overage, with 95 vessels under construction or funded.
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Stanley P Richardson
Washington
United States
London
Pacific Ocean
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Japan
Britain
Lone aviator dies in crash near Deer Trail
A lone airman crashed eight miles south of Deer Trail in a blinding snowstorm. Charles J. La Gue, Colorado National Guard officer, was identified as the dead pilot by James A. Brownlow, manager of the Denver airport. The crash was found by a searching party including Claude Fox, Walter Risse and Deputy Sheriff Lon Sniss after a farmer reported the plane's lights and crash noises.
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Deer Trail
Colo
Here
Colorado
James A. Brownlow
Denver
Charles J. la Gue
Colorado National Guard
Brownlow
la Gue
Lon Sniss
Arapahoe County
Claude Fox
Walter Risse
Sniss
Man Kills Wife And Shoots Self
In Pittsburgh a young husband named Charles Watt, 81, shot and killed his wife Lillian Watt, 28, inside a downtown office then killed himself. Police officer C. W. Barth, who helped transport Watt to a hospital, quoted Watt’s note: It is just because I can't live without you.
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Pittsburgh
C. W. Barthh
Central
Carles Watt
Barth
Lillian
Watt
Idaho Seventh Day Adventist Conference Opens in Caldwell
Caldwell Idaho December 30 Twenty seven churches are expected to be represented as the Idaho conference of the Seventh Day Adventist church convenes here for a four day convention. Sessions begin tomorrow evening and continue through the period. Election of new officers will be a principal item on the agenda. Rev J W Turner of Boise retires as conference president.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Seventh Day Adventist Church
J. W. Turner
Boise
Driver Regina Gallo In Idaho Falls Collides With Parked Truck
A car driven by Regina Gallo of Idaho Falls struck a parked truck on Pole Line road near Green Tyingle Road at 2 07 p m Tuesday. Talbot was arrested for improper parking and arraigned before Justice William Hinvley. The court admonished him after he agreed to cover damages.
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Regina
Galloway
Idaho Falls
Pole
H. C. Ae
RFD
1. T
William Hinvley
Talbot
Ross to Probe State Office Hearing Set in Boise
Governor C. Ben Ross announced a public hearing at his office to probe charges of irregularities in the office of State Purchasing Agent W. Harry Abendroth. Karl Evans of the state bureau of public accounts alleges duplicate expense claims against Abendroth. Abendroth, a military aide and purchasing agent for six years, welcomes the inquiry. Both men were appointed by Ross.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
W. Harry Abendroth
State Bureau of Public Accounts
Karl Evans
Ross
Abendroth
Evans
Income tax blanks to be mailed to Idaho residents
Federal income tax forms will be mailed January 4 to about 18 000 Idahoans who filed returns last year. Those who must pay but do not receive a form can obtain one from deputy collectors in Lewiston Twin Falls Burley Pocatello and Idaho Falls. unmarried incomes of 1000 or more or married incomes of 2500 or more require filing.
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Boise
Mother of Kidnap Victim Near Breakdown in Tacoma
Mrs. W. W. Mattson, mother of 10-year-old Charles Mattson abducted in Tacoma, is described as tearful and distraught after hours of anxious waiting for word. Police checked a house near Issaquah following a mattress theft report linked to the case, as Dr. W. W. Mattson won prizes for Christmas decorations amid the ongoing search.
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Charles Mattson
W. W. Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Lumby
Charles
Charles Fletcher
Fletcher
Charles Ma‘tson
Issaquah
P. C. Wiltsie
Seattle
Louis Bonfils
George “J. Weyerhaeuser
Wiltsie
King County
Weyerhaeuser
Gloria Swanson May Return To Screen In New Story
Gloria Swanson may return to the screen in a story now being prepared by Frances Marion. The actress last appeared in Music in the Air two years ago.
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Gloria
Hollywood
Gloria Swanson
Frances Marion
Snow expected as Idaho and Utah dig out after three day storm
Cloudbanks threaten more snow across Idaho and Utah where Boise Caldwell Nampa remain bare or light cover. Pocatello Blackfoot Idaho Falls report fresh falls bringing totals near a foot in some areas and subzero to near 30 degree readings. Utah cites heavy snow at Brighton and Ogden with 15 to 30 degree temperatures and continued cold.
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Utah
Boise
Caldwell
Nampa
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Western Air Express
Weather Bureau
Brighton
Mountain Resort
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Logan
Bingham
Soldier Summit
Postmaster General Farley Bids 1200 Staff Happy New Year
Farley greeted about 1200 Post Office employees from assistant postmasters general to clerks and chatwomen as he sent New Year wishes in Washington. The ceremony marked a formal year end hello from the head of the department.
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Washington
Farley
Tenseness rises as officials act in Mattson kidnapping case
Lt Col Gus B Appelman spent 40 minutes at Dr. W W Mattson's mansion then left hurriedly on an undisclosed mission amid rumors of a ransom settlement. Capt John S Strickland and Dr Mattson were seen leaving the Mattson home as investigations intensify.
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Tacoma
Gus B. Appelman
Charles Mattson
W. W. Mattson
Appelman
Mattson
Charles
John S. Strickland
Jett Tacoma
Agery
Strickland
Th Mattson Place
Dr. Mattson
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
British Indian hanged survives after rope snaps in Shanghai
Atma Singh a Sikh from British India escaped death when the rope failed during a hanging in Shanghai. He was to be executed yesterday but a brain concussion followed the failed fall and he later died in a police hospital. The incident stirs strong reactions among local Indians and Shakur his wife hailed a divine intervention. The British consulate hinted at a possible mercy but no alternate penalty was announced.
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Shanghat
Atma Singh
British India
Shanghai
Shakur
Shanghai International Settlement
Denver Fights Mild Epidemic
Dr Roy L Cleere says influenza and pneumonia in Denver are at a mild epidemic level with 30 child deaths in three weeks attributed to the illness. Carl P Schwalb notes the outbreak is the widest since 1918 and orders visitors barred at Denver General hospital as over 100 city employees fall ill.
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Denver
Roy L. Cleere
State Board of Health
State Board
Carl P. Schwalb
Denver General Hospital
Schwalb
Tornado Rips Through Marysville Area Unseasonal Event
A rare December tornado struck Marysville Kansas causing damage across the area. No fatalities reported as residents assess wreckage and local crews begin cleanup efforts.
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