Capital issues committee suspends activities amid securities fears
Secretary Glass and Chairman Ham discuss a pause on December 5 1931 by the Capital Issues Committee. They warn against financing dubious ventures and urge Congress to pass emergency laws to curb fraudulent securities while allowing legitimate finance, with possible resumption of the committee if needed.
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New U S Warships Biggest in World
New design battleships and superdreadnoughts are to surpass all current foreign navies. The vessels will feature unprecedented gun power with large calibers and heavy armament, signaling a transformative leap in naval strength.
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Wilson ideals praise friendship vital to peace
A London Times editorial on Wilson’s visit argues English speaking nations must act as mediators, forging a warm, active friendship for a Paris conference driven by a concert of powers. It envisions a league of nations backed by law and cooperative force to achieve worldwide progress.
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Mexican duties cut under new decree powers
The chamber of deputies approved extending extraordinary financial powers for the president under which duties on foodstuffs and essential goods may be removed for three months. A constitutional proposal seeks to limit clergy and align church property with nationalization provisions, amid broader executive-led constitutional changes. Meanwhile a freight collision near Norge, Oklahoma, killed five and injured twenty seven, including a missing Second Lieut H McLaurin.
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Christmas Day Services and Festivities in Alexandria
Christmas day observances filled Alexandria churches with choirs and carols. Soldiers from Camp Humphreys enjoyed a St Marys Catholic War Camp dinner at Lyceum Hall, while charities fed the poor and inmates at the almshouse and city jail received special meals. Francis F. Wilkins, longtime lighthouse keeper, dies at 74. funeral planned at Wheatley’s chapel. Representative Carlin returns from overseas with plans for a public talk. Knight Templar toast at Masonic Temple marks annual observance. Miss Victoria Pulliam and Samuel Myers wed at Christ Church rectory.
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Review of Presidential yacht Mayflower arrival and naval parade
At the Statue of Liberty the Presidential yacht Mayflower will host Secretary Daniels and cabinet members with army and navy officers for a review. The Aztec carries Assistant Secretary Roosevelt and naval officers, while the Arizona, Oklahoma, Nevada, Utah, New York, Texas, Arkansas, Florida, Wyoming, and others prepare a six mile harbor line. A postwar parade will follow through Manhattan with 18,000 sailors marching to Broadway and Fifth Avenue, then return to ships at dusk lit with electric displays.(note: trimmed to fit)
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Rabbis Favor British Plan For Palestine Homeland
New York December 25 The British plan to found a Jewish homeland in Palestine was endorsed by the Zionist association of America and federation of orthodox congregations meeting here. Letters of sympathy from Baker Daniels Brandeis Johnson Clark Mack and others were read. A resolution favored amalgamation with the Jewish rabbin association. A cablegram from Shanghai announced China would cooperate with the Allies to create a Jewish homeland in Palestine.
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Fatal riot in Barcelona leaves police lieutenant dead
Barcelona reports a deadly clash between autonomy party supporters and Spanish unity group members. A police lieutenant was shot and killed during the disorders that erupted Tuesday night in the city.
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Maryland Virginia S Driving While Intoxicated Collision
An automobile operated by Jennifer Martin of Washington collided with a machine near Buck Lodge on the Washington Rockville road while carrying Christmas beer. Martin and George Fisher were with friends. no serious injuries. Deputy Darby arrested Martin for operating under the influence. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs.
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Tragic house fire claims child and fire injuries
A family tragedy in Charlottesville reports a child dying from burns after a stove fire destroyed a shed and garage, with parents Ashlee and an elder sibling-injured. The blaze caused extensive damage, with losses estimated near $100,000. Separately, obituaries note Rev John T Payne of the Virginia conference Methodist Episcopal Church South passing away, and other local notices include marriages and deaths in nearby counties.
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