Missing Milne heir prompts federal and NY search
Federal agents join New York police in a high profile kidnapping probe for Caleb Milne IV of Philadelphia. A ransom note claims he was abducted and will be returned if payment is made. relatives and sources link the incident to a country setting and a New York postmark.
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Caleb Milne
New York
Caleb J. Milne
Philadelphia
Caleb J. Milne, Jr
New York State
Scotland Yard
J. Schwartz
Murray Hill
Caleb
Frederic
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Zwttler
Woodstock
Anita Smith
Frederica Miine
Clarence D. McKean
New England
Department of Justice
Boston
Milne
Fred
Harris
J. Harold Saxon
Quitman Schools
Camilla
Test of New Deal Strength in Georgia Prospect
In Georgia a 1936 presidential test looms as Governor Eugene Talmadge weighs a possible run against Roosevelt and Gerald L. K. Smith of Share-Our-Wealth. The state party faces decisions on a presidential primary and delegation rules amid tense political maneuvering and calls for fiscal restraint.
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Eugene Talmadge
Roosevelt
Georgia
Gerald L. K. Smith
Talmadge
Smith
Huey P. Long
National Administration
Washington
Senator Long
Ife
Republican National
Treasury statement reports December 13 figures and debt
Washington treasury figures show December 13 balance at 1.323 billion dollars with receipts for the month 14.371 million and fiscal year receipts totaling 1.628 billion. Expenditures total 3.410 billion including 1.533 billion emergency outlays, creating an excess of 1.783 billion. Gross debt stands at 29.595 billion, down 1.091 million from the prior day, gold assets 10.088 billion.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Eye witness IDs slayer of editor in Minneapolis
Wesley Andersch told the State's attorney general's office he identified Isadore Blumenfeld as Walter Liggett's killer in Minneapolis. Police say the key witness was captured with a woman who fled after the murder. they were taken to St Paul for a conference with Attorney General H. H. Peterson.
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Minneapolis Today
Wesley Andersch
Attorney General’s Office
Minneapolis
the Tribune Today
Walter Liggett
Isadore
Kid Cann
the Tribune
Attorney General's Office
Andersch
Frank Forestal
St Paul
H. H. Peterson
Federal relief appeals flood in as Roosevelt shapes next year
Many state and local officials visit Washington to urge continued federal spending for relief. Governors from Iowa Nebraska Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Montana press for funds and quotas while Hopkins and Earle meet to assess ongoing relief needs and potential special sessions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Iowa
Nebraska
National Conference of Mayors
Congress
Montana
Murray
D. Mont
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
Riot in Peiping Kills Ten Students During Protest
Reuters dispatch from Peiping reports 10 students killed and 16 wounded in clashes with police amid demonstrations opposing the North China autonomy movement. Chiang Kai-shek named premier as military forces push deeper into North China.
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Peiping
North
China
Chiang- Kai-Shek
London
Chinese students storm Peiping gates protest Japanese aggression
Protesters defied police, fired warnings and hoses as 7000 students gathered at Chien men Railway Station calling for a national student strike. They voted to oppose North China autonomy and Sino-Japanese talks, while the political council meeting was postponed.
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Peiping
Hslpienmen Gateway
Chienmen
Legation
China
Japan
Hopel- ‘Hahar
National Normal University
Po Hce
Japanese advance widens in north China near Great Wall
Japanese forces extend deeper into north China around Kalgan and seize railway yards in the interior gateway city. A state of emergency, closed gates, and fear of broader hostilities mark the region as Tangku and eastern Hopeh see related actions while Chinese protests erupt and clashes resume in Chahar and Hopei.
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Chahar
Province
China
Great Wall
East Hopeh
Tangku
Hopeh
Peiping
Hopei
Manchukuo
Chiang Kai-Shek Becomes Premier of the Republic
General Chiang Kai-Shek, the Republic of China’s leading figure, assumed the premier position in Nanking. He pledged to uphold international peace while warning of potential sacrifices to safeguard the nation in his first official statement.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
Republic
Nanking
China
Chiang
Montana Governor Cooney Dies at 62
Governor H. Cooney of Montana died last night at age 62 from heart disease. W. Elmer Holt of Miles City, president pro tem of the senate, automatically succeeded to the governorship.
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Great Falls
Mont
H. Cooney
Montana
Cooney
Morgenthau Announces New Series of Baby Bonds
Secretary Morgenthau announced a new series of baby bonds designated series B will be offered to the public starting January 1. The bonds will be similar to those sold in 1935 and carry the same terms and conditions as the existing issues.
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Morgenthau
Washington
England plans counter attack against critics of Anglo French aims
Italian planes bomb Neghelli in Italian Somaliland as Ras Desta Demtu’s Ethiopian forces near Dolo face renewed pressure. Fifteen aircraft targeted the rear supply town to hinder reinforcements, while Ethiopians fired anti aircraft guns and machine guns in reply. An Italian plane damaged a truck but returned to base after a 500 mile flight from Lugh.
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England
Dolo
Mogadiscio
Lugh
Italian Somaliland
Neghelli
Ras Desta
Dole
Associated Press
Itaulian Somaliland
Italy
Ras Desta Demtn
Polo
Ethiopia
Belgium Estonia Latvia to skip annual war debt payment
Belgium Estonia and Latvia were set to formally announce they would again skip their semi annual war debt payments today. Eight others had already given notice and Finland had indicated it would pay its due amount. Britain France Italy Poland Romania Czechoslovakia Hungary and Lithuania had already said they could not meet the obligation.
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Belgium
Estonia
Latvia
Finland
Britain
France
Italy
Poland
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Lithuania
Weather forecast overview for Florida Georgia and Carolinas
Florida shows mostly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with possible rain in the north Tuesday night and northwest Tuesday afternoon. Georgia and South Carolina follow similar patterns with cloudy spells and chances of rain. Northwest Florida and Alabama expect partly cloudy skies with frost near the coast and temperatures 32 to 38 tonight and Tuesday.
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Florida
Northwest
Georgia
West
South Carolina
Alabama
Storm of Protests Over Anglo French Plan for Ethiopia War
A British counter effort forms as Prime Minister Baldwin gathers material for a Commons address amid Geneva protests against the Franco British plan to end the Ethiopia war. Mussolini’s front shows Italian gains and Ethiopian offensives loom with Ras Desta’s 40 000 troops mobilizing. Ford’s missing tractors cited. Pope Pius XII testifies to cardinals in Washington while Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge contemplates a 1936 presidential bid, with party splits over Roosevelt and the New Deal.
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Atlanta Journal
Adjt
Lindley
Witherspoon Dodge
Atlanta
Talmadge
Republican Party
Roy V. Harris
House
McRae
Kingdom of Haile Selassie
Stanley Baldwin
House of Common
Britain
Geneva
Paris
Mussolini
Henry Ford
Sangitors
Ford
Rome
Neghelli
Takkaze River
Pius
Cleveland to Be Site of G O P Convention
Republicans chose Cleveland for next spring’s 1936 presidential nominating convention. Chairman Henry P. Fletcher opened the meeting saying the New Deal is slipping and the Democrats are on the run. Possible nominees mentioned include Maryland governor Harry W Nice and New York representative Hamilton Fish. Selection of the convention city was expected late in the day.
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Talmadge
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
National Committee
Talmadeg
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee
Roosevelt
John H. Kirby
Houston
Tex
Atlanta
Associated Press
Washington
Republicans Today
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Fletcher
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Hamilton Fish
New York
Tides at St Marks Lighthouse Tomorrow
Predicted high and low tides for December 17 at Apalachee Bay St Marks lighthouse list times 1:06 a m 7:22 a m 1:36 p m 8:01 p m. The report notes a quoted remark about peace proposals and a prayer for peace with justice truth and charity.
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St. Marks
Apalachee Bay
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