Contract Bridge System Contest Begins Tonight
A sensational contract bridge match between Ely Culbertson and Sidney Lenz with Oswald Jacoby as official observers begins tonight in New York. The six week event includes 150 rubbers, nightly sessions, and a $5 000 stake with charity winnings, under Whist Club rules and Army supervision for fairness.
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Sidney
Lenz
Oswald Jacoby
Culbertson
Park Avenue
Chatham
Whist Club of
New York
New Chevrolet Model Display Draws Crowds in Winslow
Innterest in the 1932 Chevrolet model grows at Ralph H. Cake Motor Co showrooms in Winslow with a special sedan and a 1.5 ton truck on display. The cars boast 60 horsepower engines, 65 mph top speed, silent synchromesh gearing, simplified free wheeling, and an improved six cylinder design with Fisher bodies.
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Innterest
Winslow
Ralph H. Cake
Cake
Chevrolet
Fisher
No Trace Found Of Lost Families From Winslow
Relatives of the Bacas left Cho n for a thorough search after two Winslow families vanished while hunting pinon nuts. Officials fear they may be south near Quemado and have ordered scouts to locate them as relief parties reported no further contact after a month.
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Winslow
Atarauc
Quemado
Concho
Las Mesas Colorados
Marinello Beauty Shoppe Opens at New Winslow Location
The Marinello Beauty Shoppe at 113 Warren Avenue in Winslow opens in a new, roomy and attractively decorated space. Owner Mrs Paul Long, a Marinello graduate and Guild member, upholds Marinello standards with periodic inspections. She invites everyone to visit and relax from Christmas shopping stress.
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Marinello Beauty
Warren Avenue
Marinello
Paul Long
Marinello Guild
Marinello Company
Winslow
Mrs. Long
Chicago Teachers Formulate Demands
Chicago teachers report a program urging higher pay fewer pupils to instruct and a five hour day in the initial issue of Chicago Union Teacher a monthly publication. The teachers have received only one month’s pay in cash since last spring due to a tax muddle and money shortage.
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Chicago
Union Teachers of
Chicago Union Teacher
Creomulsion Promises Broad Help for Coughs and Colds
A vintage medical advertisement touts Creomulsion as seven fold aid for coughs and colds. It stresses quick relief and safety, noting mild cases may need less, and claims a guarantee by the druggist if it fails to help. It presents coughs as danger signals and urges using Creomulsion as the best available option.
Congress Convenes As House and Senate Open Split
The new Congress opens with 435 House members and 63 Senate holdovers. Oaths are administered to most members, amid contests and attendance records. Garner wins speakership in the House with Hawley nominating Snell in a divided Congress.
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James Shera Montgomery
Longworth
Congress
Senate
Z. Barney Phillips
House
Bankhead
Alabama
Bailey
North Carolina
Shortridge
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tme
Horned Rabbits Found In Minnesota
Horned rabbits added to nature's list of freaks to prove the old Stearns county legend. One horned rabbit, smaller than a jackrabbit but larger than a cottontail, was shown in Governor Floyd B. Olson's office and another was sent to the University of Minnesota’s division of animal biology. Both specimens feature two horns about an inch in diameter and about two inches long.
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ST. Paul
Nature
Stearns County
Floyd B. Olson
Division of Animal Biology
University of Minnesota
Thousands Return To Mexican Homes
In the largest Mexican repatriation in recent history, 112,407 Mexicans have returned from the United States this year. If December totals meet expectations, the yearly figure could surpass 150,000. Most returnees come from states other than California, with heavy movement from border areas.
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Mexico City
United States
California
Methodist Conference Opens in Phoenix With Prohibition Focus
The Arizona district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins in Phoenix, with Dr. Will A. Betts presiding. Officials say stronger enforcement of prohibition laws will be a principal topic during sessions through Wednesday.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Will A. Betts
President Faces Bipartisan Hurdle Over Moratorium Ratification
In Ajjul Palestine a tomb scene linked to horses and men reflects a controversial past. The president's stance is uncertain as a moratorium measures its way toward ratification, presenting a key sessional question.
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Ajjul
Palestine
Nineteen Die in California Auto Crashes
California reports 19 people killed in a day of crashes across Kern county Glendora Woodland and other areas. Injuries to five others include a bicycle collision in Turlock. Names include Cecil Newton Harlen W Hayes Jiro Sakahira Walter Cagle and Glady s Atterbury among others.
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San Francisco
California
Kern County
Lost Hills
Glendora
Los Angeles County
Woodland
Yolo County
Cecil Newton
Harlen W. Hayes
Turlock
Stanislaus County
Puente
Walter Cagle
Cr. G. Boe
Los Angeles
James Devince
Gladys Atterbury
Queen Mary Returns to London After Illness
Queen Mary arrives in London from Sandringham with the king. She appears pale but said to be well after treatment for a cold.
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London
Queen Mary
Sandringham
Sino Japanese negotiations at standstill in Paris
Paris reports confirm Dr Alfred Sze the Chinese League spokesman withdrew his resignation as did Dr Koo. China objects to the League plan for a neutral zone noting no date for Japanese withdrawal and police rights in the zone. British and French observers say no Chinese troop movements near Chinchow and no change since Nov 27.
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Alfred Sze
China
League Council
Paris
Koo
League
Japan
Chinchow
Manchuria
League of Nations Council
Mukden
Great Wall
Harmony Brings Agreement at Moslem Conference Meet
Indian Moslem leader Shaukat Ali brokered a compromise in Jerusalem negotiations for the Moslem conference. Opponents of the Grand Mufti agreed not to attack the Congress in their papers and to back its resolutions if seen as beneficial to their cause. They continued to oppose some points.
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Jerusalem
Shaukat Ali
Congress
Osborn Leads In Highway Patrol Revenue
Charles Osborn of the Arizona State Highway Patrol led the force in November with higher state revenue than Patrolman French by over 200 dollars. Osborn has helped raise total revenue to 5,101.50 for his work and 40,107.00 statewide since patrol work began, with November contributing 756.50 to the state.
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Charles Osborn
Arizona State Highway
Apache
Navajo
Coconino County
Arizona Highway Department
French
Osborn
Highway Patrol
Television Fails To Get Recognition
Washington December UP says television has improved in quality and detail but lacks recognition for commercial possibilities by the Federal Radio Commission. The commission’s annual report to Congress notes 11 broadcasting licenses granted, 20 deleted, and seven unable to participate in the conference due to interference limits.
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Washington
Federal Radio’ Commission
Commission
Congress
Elks Memorial Service Draws Large Winslow Crowd
The memorial services of the B. F. O. Eliis Lodge No. 536 were held at the Elks home in Winslow with a large local gathering. Reverend W. Johnson of the Federated Church of Flagstaff delivered the notable oration as part of a 12 part program praised for its quality and solemnity.
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Licensing Shifts Cut Radio Stations to Six Hundred Twelve
The report shows two license holders voluntarily relinquished their licenses, one inactive license was dropped, and ten renewals were denied. Total broadcasting stations stood at 612, down from 621 a year earlier.
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