Thanksgiving musings and a political trivia mix
In an uneven column the writer reflects on Thanksgiving across eras and notes a Hoover Costa Rica visit as part of a Central American tour. Other items include a quip about Missouri mules versus tractors and a Connecticut governor’s daughter Florence Trumbull engaged to John Coolidge.
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Herbert’ Hoover
Costa Rica
Maryland
Taday
Ecuador
Ameria
Hoover
Congress
Florence Trimbrull
Connecticut
John Coolidge
Farmington Country Club
Trumbull
Plainville
Farmington
Conn
John Conlidge
Florence Trumbull
Con Nechkicul
Miss Trumbull
John
White House
John H. Trumbull
Here
J. GC
Country Club
the Inne
Hoover's kitchen cabinet grows as writers join trip
Washington reports Herbert Hoover builds a White House team of writers and editors. Marx Sullivan Irwin and George Baker travel with him to South America, with Irwin and Baker long associated with Hoover and his postwar relief work.
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Frederic William Wise
Washington
D. C
Herbert Hoover
Marx Sullivan
Wi Irwin
George Bair Baker
Invin
Tews
Ke Sullivan
Baker
Hoover
South America
Maryland
White House
Irwin
Stanford University
Europe
Sullivan
Department of Commerce
Missing Louisville Widow Rumors Point To Cremation Clues
Detectives search ash heaps in an upscale Louisville apartment for signs of Ella McDowell Rogers 29 year old widow who vanished in October. Investigators focus on cremation theory as burned bone fragments gray ash and a bloody wrench are found near the furnace. a Tennessee sanitarium lead is checked.
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Louisville
Ella McDowell Rogers
Rogers
Tadey
Philiip Hanes
Wallace McDowell
Cincinnati
Rolling Springs
Tenn
Steamer Chief Maquilla in Distress Off Alaska Peninsula
Distress calls heard early today indicate the grain freighter Chief Maquilla, a 9500 ton vessel with eight officers and 32 men, is in trouble off the western tip of the Alaska peninsula. Messages were received by Seattle stations between 435 and 5 am Pacific time but could not be read clearly. The Hakushika Mary provided the position via intercepted wireless but there is no word on rescue efforts.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaskan
Pacific
Maquille
Maquilla
Courier Delivery Deadline Notice
The notice states the Courier should be delivered before 5 30. If the carrier is late or you do not receive the paper by that time call 160. A copy will be sent, calls must reach the office before 6 36 p.m.
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Withiu
Calla
Chicago Heights Fans Trail Illinois High School Gridiron Clash
West High of Chicago Heights faced a major road trip to the Mississippi Valley League park at Car Flanks to play Illinois against Iowa in a high school football showcase. About 2 000 spectators packed the scene as Chicago Heights supporters ferried in on a long rail and road journey. Coach Cecil Sart led the team with halftime silence and a determined mood, while the IllinoisCentral train carried the players and uniformed fans.
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Illinois
Iowa
West High
Chicago Heights
Cecil Sart
Ralph
Illinois Central
Grant Park
Mississippi Valley League Park
Jads
Hanks
Waterloo
Halfpack Doe
Mississippi River
Big Creek
East Dubuqua
Mississippis
Fon
Saints
Cecil
Esch
Boxer Dies After Six Round Bout in Sandusky
Donald Hut, 19, promising lightweight from Sandusky collapsed and died in the last round of a six round bout with Charles Mangan of Cleveland at Crystal Rock. Mangan was taken into custody on manslaughter charges and released on 35 000 bond. Acute dilation of the heart listed as cause by Dr Hugo Serchet.
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Sandusky
INS
Grierson
Donald “Teer Hut
Charles
Chuck
Mangan
Cleveland
Crystal Rock
Hull
Hugo Serchet
The
County Boxing Commission
Colombian Aviator Sets 4600 Mile Flight Toward Bogota
Lieut Benjamin Mendez of the Colombian army started from New York last Saturday on a 4600 mile flight to Bogota. He left Cabanas Cuba at 7 35 a m today for Puerto Barrios Guatemala en route via Colon to Bogota. In Des Moines the Iowa prohibition force announced dismissal of two wa men and nine new agents after civil service tests were failed.
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Havana
U.P
Benjamin Mendez
Leff Cabanas
Cuba
Puerto Barrios
Guatemala
Bogota
New York
Mendez
Puerto’ Barrios
Colon
Des. Moines
Iowa Prohibition Force
Civil Service
King Condition Unchanged Says Today's Bulletin
London reports a royal bulletin states King George VI remains in an inflamed lung with pleurisy yet his condition is unchanged and being held in check. Meanwhile Prince of Wales heads toward London from Dar es Salaam to reach his father as Duchess of Gloucester travels toward Abercorn.
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London
England
Buckingham -Palace
Stanley
Lord Dawson
Retief
Altho
Daily News
Prince of Coast
Dar-Es-Salaam
British East
Africa
Duke of Gloucester
Prince
Wales
Cahoe
Chambssi
Abercorn
Great
Britain
Britten
Daily Express
Laborite
Herald Sai
The
Manchester Guardian
Baldwin
United States
Ruth Owen election contest filed over citizenship
The Florida contest claims Ruth Bryan Owen is not a seven year US citizen and would bar her Fourth district congressional seat. Governor Martin refused to halt certification as attorney firms pursue the challenge. In Iowa, Mahaska County bank completes purchase of Peoples First & Savings, boosting resources beyond seven million dollars after deposits transfer.
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Winifred Sackville Stoner, Jr
New York
Tallahassee
Pla
Ruth Bryan Owen
Congress
Florida
United States
Daytona Kernewi Law
John W. Martin
William C. Lawson
Orlando
Ouskaloosa
Peoples First & Savings Bank
Mahaska Canty, State’ Bank
Peoples Bank
Hoover Visit Praised as Bond of Friendship
John Kistner of Loop cigar store today hailed Herbert Hoover’s trip to southern waters as a mighty fine stroke of statesmanship. He called the president’s personal visit to Central and South American republics a factor in strengthening ties with neighboring nations.
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Herbert Hoover
Southern Waters
John Kistner
Loop
United States
Film Stars With Flu Are Better
Influenza that struck the motion picture colony in Hollywood has been checked. Marie Prevost is improved after hospital treatment, and Clara Bow and Mary Philbin are convalescing. Several others with mild attacks prepare to return to their activities.
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Marie Prevost
Clara Bow
Mary Philbin
Hollywood
Cal
Hollywood Hospital
Glara
Paris Cabinet Wins Confidence Vote
The French Chamber of Deputies backed the new Poincaré cabinet by 385 to 195 in a confidence vote. The government opposed a plan to suspend the budget session to form a non parliamentary expert committee to revise the Dawes plan and cut war department spending, a proposal defeated.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poincaire
War Department
Department
Mountain Storm Moves Eastward
A Thanksgiving snow event spreads from northern Rocky Mountain states into the plains. Denver saw up to six inches with drifting winds hindering traffic. The storm heads into Kansas City Oklahoma and Texas with expected snowfall. Wyoming endures a blizzard but forecasts show improving weather.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Plain States
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Texas
Wyoming
Allah Nail
American Markets Suspend for Thanksgiving Holiday
New York November 29 In observance of Thanksgiving day all major American security markets financial institutions clearings houses and commodity exchanges and many wholesale and retail houses are closed today Foreign markets remain open but quotations on foreign exchanges are not provided
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New York
INS
Assault charge tied to Nov shooting in Kalona
Jesus Dayton was bound over to the Washington county grand jury on $5,000 bond for assault with intent to maim after he allegedly shot and wounded neighbor John Grescign in Kalona Iowa.
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Assaut Kalona
Jesus Dayton
Washington County Grand Jury
John Grescign
Naval naval conference proposed by Britten spurs mixed reaction
Washington and London debate Britten's call for Anglo American naval talks. UK politicians caution Baldwin and British Commons committees could bind government unlike US Senate and House. State Department silent as Swanson criticizes the plan as revolutionary and unclear.
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Britten
House of Representatives
House of Commons
Washington
Department of State
London
Washington, D. C
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
A. Britten
House
Commons
United Press
Coolidge
State Department
Stan
Baldwin
United States
England
House of
Tlye
Senate
Guardian
Viscount Lee
Fareham
Oll
State
Navy
Swanson
Virginia
Naval Affairs’ Committee
Thingyat Affairs
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