Laval calls for peace as aim of League amid Yugoslav crisis
Geneva dispatch reports Pierre Laval declaring France stands with Yugoslavia as it seeks to shield peace in central Europe. He says striking King Alexander aimed at peace and warns the League must prevent peril to peace. He cites Saar byproduct and urges League action to uphold collective security and solidarity.
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Geneva
France
League of Nations Council
Pierre Laval
Yugoslavia
Council
Laval
Alexander
Council of
League of Nations
Laya
Europe
Saar
League
Posses
Marseille
Ohio sales tax delayed until January next year
Ohio may not start collecting a 3 percent sales tax until January 10 or 15 pending Gov. George White's decision. Tax commissioner Carleton Dargusch said preparations require 30 days after a definite sign. In Cleveland federal raids arrested seven men and three women in a narcotics ring preying on high school students.
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Columbus
Ohio
George White
Carleton S. Dargusch
Third party advocates map liberal legislation aims
In St Paul on December 8 delegates from eight states gathered to crystallize sentiment behind a 1936 liberal legislative program. The meeting represented party leaders aiming to push progressive reforms through coordinated action and policy proposals.
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ST. Paul
Yugoslavia Expels 27000 Hungarians Amid Crisis
Yugoslavia orders 27 000 Hungarians to leave within 48 hours as tensions rise between Belgrade and Budapest. Serbian units cross into Hungary amid fears of Croat terror and a camp in Hungary linked to unrest. Eleven year old Peter named king of Yugoslavia.
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Hungary
Yugoslavia
Order of
Yugoslavian
Yugo
Alexander
Peter
Wiley Post Sets New Height Mark
Wiley Post, famed globe tester, claims he reached at least 50 000 feet in the Winnie Mae breaking the prior altitude record of 47352.2 feet held by Italy’s Renato Donati. Craigage altimeter issues aside, he reports speeds over 350 mph with oxygen at 20 000 feet and visibility to 150 miles.
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Winnie Mae
Renato Donati
Italy
Post
Washington
Urschel Ransom Money Found Near Portland
Federal officials confirmed an additional about $30 000 of Urschel ransom money was found near Portland Oregon, boosting total recovered to roughly 124 000 in the case involving Charles Urschel the Oklahoma City oilman. Deputy US attorney Masin Dillard refused to disclose further details citing confidentiality of new evidence.
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Portland
Ore
Dec
Masin Dillard
United States
Oregonian
Lewis River
Washington
Charles F. Ureschel
Oklahoma City
Urschel
Oregon
Department of Justice
Arthur Henderson to Receive Nobel Prize
Arthur Henderson, president of the League of Nations Disarmament Conference, is to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize on Monday in Oslo. The announcement was learned here today.
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Oslo
Norway
Arthur Henderson
League of Nations
Kidnap Threat Threatens Boston Socialite’s Niece
Randolph Clark Grew, Boston socialite and father of Eugenie Grew 17 niece of the U S ambassador to Japan, reported to police that a suspected madman phoned the home again threatening Eugenie. It marked the second such call within a week reaching the Grew family in Boston.
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Boston
Eugenie Grew
United States
Japan
Randolph Clark Grew
Treasury warns of accelerating wartime style deficits in 1935
The article details a heavy 1935 outlay with deficits surpassing last year by about 700 million, noting expenditures of $2 per $1 received and a monthly average of $578.5 million. It cites totals through five months and five days, including a projected debt rise to $31.8 billion, and mentions Morgenthau's hint of using $808.381 million idle gold devaluation profit for current needs.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Weygandt Dismisses Affidavit in Gowdy Case
Chief Justice Weygandt dismissed an affidavit of prejudice against Greene County Judge R L Gowdy. Frank E Snypp faces trial Monday on securities act evasion charges and had accused Gowdy of disbelieving in ancient estates tied to the case. Weygandt ordered Gowdy to preside at the trial.
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Columbus
Carl V. Weygandt
R. L. Gowdy
Greene County
Frank E. Snypp
Snypp
Gowdy
Weygandt
Xenia Woman Killed in Arkansas Auto Crash
Mrs Alla Hill Snodgrass 65 of Xenia Ohio died in a Memphis hospital after an auto accident near West Memphis Arkansas. Granddaughter Martha Halder 12 was treated for a fractured left arm. the woman and her mother Lois Halder were traveling from California to Xenia.
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Memphis, Tenn
Alla Hill Snodgrass
Xenia
West Memphis
Ark
Snodgrass
Martha Halder
Lois Halder
California
Winter storm claims waves of deaths across midwest to east
The frigid blast killed at least 15 people as it battered the Rockies to the Midwest and East. Ohio warmed slightly but snow and ice persisted. Cincinnati and Cleveland logged low temps and flurries. In Ohio two brothers, Charles and Harry Roberts, 73 and 65, died in a house fire amid the cold. Michigan reported seven deaths linked to overheated stoves and a shoveling accident.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Zanesville
Charles Roberts
Harry Roberts
Rochester
Minn
Owls Head
Upper
New York State
Galena
Ill
Michigan
Friction Reported Between Nazi Groups in Silesia
In Beuthen and Oppeln Leobschuetz areas of Silesia reports indicate discord among Nazi factions. Steel Helmets veterans, once powerful in the steel region, are nearly disbanded as Reserve No. and tensions grow between Reichswehr and Storm Troopers amid governorship changes by Helmuth Brückner.
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Beuthen
Silesia
Germany
Steel Helmet
Reichwehr
Storm Troopers
Helmuth Brueckner
Steel Helmets
Oppeln Leobschuetz
Associated Press
Daye Re-Elected Milk Union Head in Cincinnati Area
R B Daye of Milford was re-elected president of the Milk Producers Union at its annual meeting in Cheviot. New officers include Ellis Smith of Butlerville as vice president William McKay of Batavia as secretary and Henry Frankenberg of Camp Dennison as treasurer.
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Cincinnati
R. B. Daye
Milford
Milk Producers’ Union
Cheviot
Ellis Smith
Butlerville
William McKay
Batavia
Henry Frankenberg
Camp Dennison
Missing Man Returns to Oklahoma Residence
Tulsa, Okla. W A Delaney 63, searched for after fears of kidnapping, returned home early today saying he had been detained by business.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
W. A. Delaney
Rural recreation study announced in state program
Columbus announces inclusion of rural economies and recreation in the state emergency school program. Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson, chairman of the State Relief Commission, says a five day training conference will begin December 17 at the Hotel Fort Hayes to train emergency teachers and rural leaders in the new courses.
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Columbus
Dec
Frank D. Henderson
State Relief Commission
Fort Hayes
Economist Warns Against Price Fixing in Federal Policy
Dr. Joseph H. Willets of the University of Pennsylvania told a Cincinnati audience that price fixing and production controls by government harm stability. He urged exceptions for oil and coal when conservation or social conditions justify limits, and stressed the need for lower price levels to boost demand in heavy industries.
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Cincinnati
Joseph H. Willets
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Willets
United States
Search Continues For Three Fliers Off Honolulu
The hunt for Flight Lieutenant Charles T. P. Ulm and two companions persists near Honolulu. A reduced naval force of three destroyers and three Coast Guard vessels pushed north to retrace areas previously covered in darkness after they were forced down in the Pacific five days earlier on a flight from Oakland to Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Charles T. P. Ulm
Pacific
Oakland
Calif
Coast Guard
LSU President James Smith Hanged in Effigy on Campus
Baton Rouge reports Dr. James M. Smith president of Louisiana State University was hanged in effigy today from a flagpole at the university center campus. His action sparked reactions from students and faculty with concerns over campus tensions. Officials condemned the act and investigated who was responsible.
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Baton Rouge
James M. Smith
Louisiana State University
Ohio Governor Says He Would Veto Sales Tax If Funds Hold
Governor George White stated that if schools and sub-divisions in Ohio can fare until March 1 he will veto the sales tax. He plans to consult his tax adviser Carleton Dargusch and have the next legislature, plus Gov elect Martin L Davey, address the financial crisis. He refutes claims he promised not to veto the tax and urges passage of an income tax to share the burden.
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Columbus
George White
Carleton S. Dargusch
Dargusch
Martin L. Davey
White
Davey
House
Senate
Alexander Thomson
Ohio State Chamber of Commerce
Thomson
White Friday
Markets At A Glance
Stocks show uneven leadership as markets ease under realigning mood. Bonds trade dull with mixed activity. Curb markets steady for specialties. Foreign exchange quiet with narrow variations. Chicago wheat soft in sympathy with corn. Corn weak as receipts prospects grow. Cattle nominally steady. Hogs steady with top quotes around 6.30 dollars.
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