King Opens Parliament Without War Debt Mention
King George opened the ninth parliament with a throne speech stressing disarmament, world economic conference, economy, farm relief, and unemployment solutions while omitting any reference to war debts. Prime Minister MacDonald and Ramsay MacDonald penned the address as Labor Leader Lansbury challenged the government over unemployment plans.
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House of Commons
Labor Party
George Lansbury
Labor
MacDonald
House of Lords
George
Mayer World
Hoover
Roosevelt
United States
Mary
Ramsay MacDonald
Hitler Rejected Bid for German Chancellorship
Berlin reports indicate Adolf Hitler cannot form a stable cabinet as President von Hindenburg demands a safe parliamentary majority. Nationalist leader Alfred Hugenberg and Bavarian party chiefs rejected Hitler’s overtures, leaving his strongest Reichstag bloc unable to secure a majority without them.
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Adolf Hitler
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Alfred Hugenberg
Reichstag
Chicken Gizzard Is Clue For Gold
In Rock Springs Wyoming on November 22 a chicken gizzard yielded eight tiny yellow gold pellets. Mrs. Dan Prentice reported the find. mining experts confirmed the yellow nuggets, and the hen appeared to have come from a nearby Utah ranch.
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Roche Springs
Wys
Rock Springs
Dan Prentice
Trunk Murderess Winnie Ruth Judd Appeals Conviction
Winnie Ruth Judd, the Arizona trunk murderess, pleads final appeal with the Arizona state supreme court unable to act for at least two weeks due to a crowded docket. Her lawyers claim trial rulings and insufficient self defense consideration, with execution date possible early next month if the high court denies the appeal.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona
Trunk
Arizona State Supreme Court
Hedvig Samuelson
Supreme Court
Judd
High Court
Agnes Ann le Roi
Surgery Restores Child to Normalcy in Ohio
In Columbus on November 22 a six year old, Rose Ardrey of Rushville, underwent a rare operation to relocate the spleen, appendix part of a kidney and a segment of intestine from the upper left chest. Dr. Louis Mark led twenty physicians as part of the procedure, which required removing portions of two ribs to position the organs. The child had suffered since birth with painful breathing and puzzling symptoms until a recent diagnosis clarified the intra-abdominal issue.
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Columbus, O
Louis Mark
Columbus
Rose Ardrey
Rushville
Full payment of bonus plan of Gen. Hines
Washington reports a new approach to veterans bonus, proposing outright payment of the accrued value of service certificates. Frank T. Hines, administrator, aims to present the plan to Congress pending money-raising options. He suggests economies from disability allowances could fund a sinking fund to retire the certificates by 1945.
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Washington
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Hines
Congress
Will Rogers Wires The Tribune
Corona California November 22. The writer notes nervousness about a meeting between the two presidents and hopes for positive outcomes including financial help. A reference to a North Carolina incident and a hitchhiker seeking a ride adds local commentary.
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Robins
North Carolina
Four year old Bud Fisher found safe in Arizona desert
Bud Fisher of San Antonio Texas was lost for three days in the desert near Gila Bend Arizona. Indian guides found him last night sleeping under brush fifteen miles south of town and he reported he slept at night and searched for his parents during the day. The Fisher family had been camping on the outskirts of Gila Bend and left for Los Angeles the night of his disappearance.
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Ariz
Bud Fisher
San Antonio
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Here
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Papa
Bud
Jack Fisher
Los Angeles
Man Kills Self After 20-Officer gun Battle in Ohio
James Burris, 35, blamed for three homicides, died by suicide during a siege in Mount Crab Ohio after a long gun battle with deputy sheriffs from three counties and Indianapolis detectives. Authorities used machine guns rifles and tear gas to storm the house trapping Burris in the center of the town.
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James Burris
Mount Crab
Here
Burris
Ohio
Indianapolis
Fire damages Twin Falls show house
Fire damaged the Roxey theater projecting room in Twin Falls yesterday afternoon when a film jam caused flames. Two reels of film were destroyed and both projecting machines were damaged. Operator Frank Champlin suffered slight burns.
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Roxey Theater
Frank Champlin
House Speaker Predicts Beer Bill Passage
Speaker Garner told reporters the house will pass a beer bill in the short session. He suggested a balanced budget might be possible with beer revenues and spending cuts, without new taxes. He estimated beer revenue around 2.75 to 3 percent and potential annual income of 250 to 300 million dollars. White House aides said Hoover declined to discuss beer legislation and had not stated a veto stance.
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Garner
White House
Hoover
Representative Britten
Ill
Congress
Britten
Ilinois
Theodore Joslin
Cleveland Speak Easy Slayings Stun City
In Cleveland a shooting at a speak easy left Mr and Mrs Sam Grossman dead after a confrontation with Abraham Auerbach the alleged mastermind of a nationwide alcohol conspiracy He was wounded with his throat cut and is in critical condition Auerbach confessed to killing Mr Grossman and authorities note a historic bootleg ring case tied to a 1920s diversion scheme
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Abraham Auerbach
Sam Grossman
Auerbach
Philip Bova
Grossman
Aurebach
Louis
Atlanta
Parry reelected president of Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce
R P Parry who chaired Idaho Republican state central committee during the recent campaign was re elected president of the Twin Falls Chamber of Commerce. The vote came at a directorate meeting after the annual directors election. Margaret Maloney Winans dies in Twin Falls after a week illness from pneumonia at age 60. J E Winans is Twin Falls highway district director. Fremont county superintendent announces two districts have filed to borrow funds from the state bureau of public investments and expects 12 more applications.
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R. P. Parry
Republican State Central Committee
Margaret Maloney Winans
Twin Falls County
St. Anthony—County
E. Glenn Caneron
Fremont County
State Bureau of Public Investments
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Brief War Debt Summary From Hoover Roosevelt Conference
Washington on November 24 AP reports the war debt summary: total debt is 11.5985 billion dollars with 184 million in interest postponed under moratorium. Foreign nations have paid 2.6276 billion. The one year moratorium expires December 1. Britain France Belgium and Czechoslovakia seek another suspension pending new study. Congress opposes further moratorium cancellation or revision. Hoover and Roosevelt oppose cancellation and Hoover previously urged reviving a war debt commission, a move Congress rejected.
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Great Britain
France
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
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Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Chicago youths face fate as alienists assess crimes
Chicago youths aged 16 and 17 confront murder charges and an assault case as alienists evaluate their mental state. Bert Arnold, accused of killing his step grandmother, is labeled a superior but troubled pupil, while James Varecha faced multiple charges.
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Charles Bertrand Arnold
Ellen Saxe
James “Iggy
Varecha
Frank H. Jordan
James McElligott
James Guisinger
Lillian Henry
Bert
James Whitney Hall
Harry Ditchburne
Thomas Johnson
Young Arnold
Betwen
Captive Nelson Reported Alive After Two Years
Fresh hopes rise for the safety of Rev Bert Nelson held by bandits for two years. Dispatches say a Chinese messenger sought to verify reports of his death, but could not reach Chiliping. Released prisoners told rescuers they saw two foreigners carried west along the Peiping Hankow railroad on October 5, one believed to be Nelson and the other possibly Rev H S Ferguson.
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China
Bert Nelson
Hankow
Minneapolis
Hupeh
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Peiping-Hankow
Mr. Nelson
H. S. Ferguson
UTAM Pair Tonight and Wednesday Weather Brief
A weather notice notes a pair of events tonight and Wednesday with colder conditions in the northern portion. The forecast calls for cooler air sweeping into northern areas while a milder trend may follow in other regions.
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North Portion
Plane Crash Kills Two Geologists in Wharton Texas
A night crash in Wharton Texas killed geologists E. C. Templeton of Los Angeles and W. G. Gallagher of Beeville with Cc. F. Lienesch of Los Angeles injured. The trio, from Union Oil Company, were conducting geophysical research when the craft struck a tree during an attempted landing. Gallagher died in a Houston hospital the next morning.
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Wharton
Tex
E. C. Templeton
Los Angeles
W. G. Callagher
Beeville
Templeton
Gallagher
Houston
F. Lienesch
Union Oil Company of California
Lienesch
Union Pacific Reports October Net Operating Income
Union Pacific Railroad reports October net operating income of 3,778,907 dollars, up from 3,266,184 in September but below 4,982,585 for October 1931. The release covers results for the month of October and compares with prior periods.
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New York
Union Pacific Railroad Company Today
Idaho Governor Urges Thanksgiving Observance
Boise November 22. Governor C. Ben Ross broadcast a proclamation urging residents to remember past hardships while observing Thanksgiving. He notes the founders faced perils in settling the country and paused to recognize providence, urging fortitude in today’s difficult year.
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Boise
C. Ben Ross
Roosevelt Arrives at White House to Meet Hoover
President elect arrives at 8 40 p m to confer with President Hoover after presenting extensive data on foreign debt. Leaders hope a settlement is accomplished as Bar cancellation bulletin echoes the exchange in Washington.
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Roosevelt
Union Station
White House
Hoover
Hoover Roosevelt Debt Talks Loom at White House
President Hoover awaited Franklin D. Roosevelt to arrive for a 4 p.m. White House meeting to discuss international financial obligations. Roosevelt traveled from New York saying the conference should be wholly personal and informal and that debt action should rest with authorities.
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Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
New York
Col Raymond Robins Restored to Health in North Carolina
Col Raymond Robins, longtime social worker and prohibition advocate, returned to his identity after a three day amnesia episode in Asheville. Family and Dr. Mark A. Griffin confirmed memory restoration and noted initial recognition of his wife Margaret Dreier Robins, ending a national mystery sparked by the disguise as "Reynold Rogers."
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Reynold Rogers
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Col
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Margaret Dreier Robins
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