VESSEL CREW RESCUED AFTER FIERCE GALE BREAKWATER DANGER
Twenty three members of the whaleback freighter Henry Cort reached shore after striking Muskegon Harbor breakwater in a 60 mile gale. Coast Guardsmen shot a line to the ship and crews crossed the breakwater to safety. one Coast Guardsman, John Dipert, drowned attempting a rescue.
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Henry Cort
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John Dipert
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Dipert
Detroit
Lake District
Lakeside HI
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Amherstburg
Ont
Republicans Take Control Of Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio voters returned the court to Republican control after 18 months of Democratic rule. Appellate Judge Roy H. Williams of Sandusky took the oath, making the bench four Republicans and three Democrats. Williams won the two year term to fill the seat of Democrat Howard L. Bevis, who then became director of finance in Gov elect Martin L. Davey’s cabinet.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Roy H. Williams
Sandusky
Williams
Howard L. Bevis
Cincinnati
Bevis
Martin L. Davey
Prince George of Kent Weds Princess Marina at Westminster Abbey
The ceremony unites Prince George Duke of Kent with Princess Marina of Greece in Old Westminster Abbey. Royal guests and first families attended as plans and duties of the royal wedding unfold in a historic setting.
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Old Westminster Abbey
Prince George
Duke of Kent
Princesa
Marina
Greece
Livestock Show Opens Sessions in Chicago Exposition
The 35th annual livestock exposition opened in Chicago from December 1 to 4, highlighting resilience after the stockyards fire last May and a drought. A $1,250,000 amphitheater replaces the one destroyed by flames, matching 1933 in exhibits and quality.
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Chicago
Parochial Aid Drive Promised After Rome Visit
Bishop Joseph Schrembs returns from Rome praising Pope Pius and signals renewed push for state aid to parochial schools. He cites Governor elect Martin L Daveys promised support as optimism grows. Opponent Clarence Brown opposed state aid during the campaign.
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Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
Pope Pius
Rome
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Davey
Clarence Brown
Sheriff Probes Threat Against Child Near Conneaut
Conneaut Ohio December 1 Sheriff C H Blanche investigated reports that Rita Lent a three year old girl missing from her mother's farm yard near here nine days ago had been threatened over a year ago by a woman known to Mrs Olive Lent the mother.
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C. H. Blanche
Rita Lent
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Olive Lent
Hunters bag rabbits with bow and arrow
Tiffin dispatch says hunters Henry Beisner Marion Romig and Frank Hoff used bows and arrows to bag rabbits. Beisner and Romig shot seated rabbits. Hoff shot his quarry on the fly.
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Henry Beisner
Marion Romig
Frank Hoff
Beisner
Romig
Hoff
France Demands German Action to Translate Peace Claims
Paris broadcasts say Pierre Laval urged Reichsfuehrer Hitler to turn peace rhetoric into deeds. Laval told the Chamber of Deputies Germany must accept or shun the duty of preserving anxious Europe's frontiers and sign an eastern European mutual aid pact. Germany sent Gen Joachim von Ribben Trop to Berlin with the message for direct contact.
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Berlin
Pierre Laval
France
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Europe
Laval
Pair Arrested in Burning of Morro Castle Liner
Acting Captain William F. Warms and Chief Engineer Eben S. Abbott of the Morro Castle are under arrest on charges of criminal negligence in the September fire off the New Jersey coast. They are the first marine officers held on such charges since 1904. At least 124 died in the Morro Castle disaster.
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New York
William F. Warms
Eben S. Abbott
Morro Castle
New Jersey
General Slocum
Grist Named Census Supervisor for Ohio Farm Count
The Census Bureau of the Commerce Department announced two of seven supervisors for the 1935 Ohio farm census. District No 4 is headquartered in Dayton with supervisor Clint G Crist covering Butler Champaign Clark Clinton Fayette Greene Hamilton Logan Madison Montgomery Preble Union Warren counties. tentative enumerator counts range from 5 to 13 across the listed counties.
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Ohio
Census Bureau
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Department of Com
Dayton
Clint G. Crist
Middletown
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Champaign
Clark
Clinton
Fayette
Greene
Hamilton
Logan
Madison
Montgomery
Preble
Union
Warren
Dionne Children Set New Weight Records
Callander Ontario December report notes the Dionne quintuplets each nearly quintupled her birth weight since birth six months ago under Dr A R Dafoe who has supervised their care. The story highlights the remarkable growth compared with typical infant weight gain.
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Callander
Dionne Girls
A. R. Dafoe
Oil plan objections reach Japan via diplomatic notes
The United States and Great Britain again protested to Japan over Manchoukuo oil monopoly, sending formal representations for the third time in five months.
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Tokyo
United States
Great Britain
Frigid storms sweep north as U S endures December cold
Frigid gales lash the northern tier from the Great Lakes to the Pacific. The Henry W Cort freighter foundered on Muskegon harbor breakwater in a 60 mph gale. Two duck hunters feared drowned on Ozark Lake as a record snow blankets Missouri hills. Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin rush to clear roads amid drifting snows. Boise City Oklahoma reports 14 degrees above zero as new storms sweep the western intermountain region. Signs of spring appear in Maine with green pastures and flowers. Owl's Head New York enjoys milder weather contrasting last year's zero.
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Pacific
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Muskegon
Mich
Harry Hickey
Roscoe French
the Ozarks
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Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
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Utah
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Nevada
Idaho
Oregon
Sabina physicians suffer injuries in highway accident
Thursday forenoon a Packard sedan carrying Dr. E F Todhunter and his wife along with Dr. and Mrs. J F Fisher and Mrs. Todhunter collided when forced onto a soft berm then into a guard fence on U S 50 near McArthurOhio. Mrs Todhunter received a severe head wound and arm injury while Mrs Fisher sustained a painful head contusion and all four occupants were bruised. They sought care then traveled to Athens by bus Thursday evening. Todhunter car damage estimated at over 200 dollars.
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J. F. Fisher
Sabina
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McArthur
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Family Feud Cited as Clue in Baffling Case
Carlisle Pennsylvania December 1 a new clue emerged in the deaths of Elmo J Noakes his niece and three others linked to a long running family feud The brother R A Noakes said there had been trouble in the family for years explaining how the five figures may have drifted across the continent before the tragedy.
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Elmo J. Noakes
R. A. Noakes
Elmo
Ohio relief funds boosted for December allocations
The State Relief Commission approved a December budget of 10 083344 to aid 238764 families and 60793 singles, up from November. Of total funds 8593180 are federal, 1292078 state, 98086 local, with major allocations for direct relief, works projects, rural rehabilitation, and other programs.
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Columbus
State Relief Commission
Chamber urges reforming of US budget spending
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States backs sweeping changes to federal budget practices after a member referendum approved 13 proposals. Key ideas include centralized administrative control, expanded executive allotments, earlier budget submission, and a general accounting officer under the executive.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Changes Made in Patrol Personnel
Columbus December 1 announces transfers of three state highway patrolmen and re assignments for two others by Colonel Lynn Black patrol superintendent. Sergeant R W Alvis Massillon district HQ moves to Wilmington as acting lieutenant. Patrolman J C Ulmer Springfield sub station moves to Wilmington as acting sergeant. Patrolman M A Mack Medina sub station moves to Massillon as acting sergeant.
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Columbus
Lynn Black
R. W. Alvis
Massillon
Wilmington
J. C. Ulmer
Springfield
M. A. Mack
Medina
Edison Electric Institute challenges TVA powers in Beck Baker opinion
The Edison Electric Institute released the full Beck and Baker opinion stating the Tennessee Valley Authority act exceeds federal powers in areas beyond power production. It argues TVA aims to take over the electric power business, infringing state sovereignty and overstepping constitutional limits. The document concedes some TVA provisions match the act, while others expand regulation beyond authorized scope.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
James M. Beck
Newton D. Baker
Tennessee Valley Authority Act
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Beth
Electric Home and Farm Authority, Inc
Electrical Home and Farm Authority
Roosevelt to Sell 40 Head of Hereford Cattle
Franklin D Roosevelt, a Georgia farmer, decided to sell 40 cattle at Roosevelt farm after an hourlong talk with Otis Moore. They discussed the decision but lamented the low prices offered and agreed to proceed with the sale despite tough market conditions.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D., Roosevelt
Otis Moore
Roosevelt
Officials Split On Federal Relief Programs Policy Split Prompts Cabinet Rift
Washington analysts report a deep split over how to fight unemployment with federal aid. Harold Ickes and Harry Hopkins push contrasting plans, one expanding public works, the other favoring a large federal work relief agency.
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Harold L. Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
Warm Springs
Hopkins
Federal Work Relief Corporation
Dole
Ickes
Markets At A Glance Summary of Commodities and Stocks
Markets at a glance show steadiness in stocks with minor changes. Bonds mixed as treasuries vary. Curb market quiet with some specialties improving. Foreign exchange reports small daily variations. Chicago wheat higher on tight deliveries while corn remains strong amid near famine conditions. Cattle nominal with most futures up for the week. Hogs steady with top at 6.10.
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