Child Marian McLean Found Dead in Cincinnati Basement
Marian McLean, abducted from her fourth floor Cincinnati home, was found dead in a basement after a stranger approached her and she vanished Thursday. Coroner says the killing likely occurred elsewhere. mother Mrs Mildred McLean mourns and calls for the killer to be punished.
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Bischoff
Marian
Mildred McLean
Julius Servizzi
Kearns
West 12Th Street
Cincinnati
Marion McLean
Miss Yelton
Mrs. McLean
Santa
Gale At Sea Injures 35 on Voyage
The vessel faced heavy seas from New York with 35 injured after a gale turned dangerous on Tuesday and again on Wednesday. Passengers rushed to safety as a sea swept the deck flooding dining rooms and cabins, but crew steadied the ship and all wounded reached home.
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Page One
New York
John McGuire
Fife
McGuire
Tulane Grid Team Stops At Tucson
Tulane coach Bernie Bierman says his Green Wave will face Southern California in California after a Tucson stopover en route to the New Year game. He predicts USC will beat Tulane by at least three touchdowns.
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Tucson
Ariz
California
Bernie Bierman
Tulane University
Southern California
Culbertson Tops by 11 120 Points in Bridge Match
Culbertson gains an 11 120 point lead as opponents stumble with failed slams. He blames his own costly first psychic bid that left him set five doubled and vulnerable losing 1 800 points. Von Zedtwitz later adds 1 450 to Culbertson, aiding a decisive slam.
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Lenz
Jacoby
Wally
Culbertson
von Zedtwitz
Vatican roof collapse leaves one dead four missing
A roof collapse in the Vatican library area trapped people under masonry debris. The building houses historical treasures including manuscripts and inscribed books, with origins tracing to the 15th century and later enlargements by Sixtus IV and Sixtus V.
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Vatican Falls
Nicholas V
Vatican
Basilica
Sixtus IV
Sixtus V
Wildlife station sought near University of Arizona
A memorial seeks Congress to authorize 25 000 dollars for an immediate southwestern wildlife experiment station by the U S Department of Agriculture Biological Survey near the University of Arizona. It cites Arizona wildlife regulation problems from flesh-eating predators to crop-damaging rodents and links proper wildlife management to farming, forestry and watersheds.
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Congress
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Southwestern Wildlife Experiment Station
University of Arizona
Arizona
Southwest
Memorial
Grandfather Wilfred Boucher Welcomes 11½ Pound Baby
Wilfred Boucher a 38 year old chain store clerk in Southbridge Massachusetts becomes a grandfather as his daughter Lillian recently gives birth to an 11 and a half pound baby girl.
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Southbridge, Maess
Wilfred Boucher
Lillian
Pasadena Day Football Classic Preview at Arizona Stadium
The Southern Conference titleholders prepare for a lengthy workout at Pasadena's University of Arizona stadium field this afternoon. Coach Bierman notes end Jerry Dalrymple has recovered from a kidney injury from the Washington State game and will play against the Trojans.
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Pasadena
Calif
University of Arizona
Bierman
Jerry Dalyrmple
Kidnap Plot Solved Through Laundry Mark Leader Named
Browning signature statement alleges two months ago plan to seize Paul Donnelly husband of Mrs Donnelly for ransom at an isolated house. Scheidt supposedly lent his cottage for the bid. two eastern men from New York aided the actual kidnapping in the Donnelly driveway on Kansas City's south side.
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de Pew
Browning
Paul Donnelly
New York
Murder suspect Prefers Death in San Diego
Nels Peterson, a marine engineer wanted in Los Angeles for the slaying of nurse Selma Olsen, killed himself in a San Diego rooming house attic after choosing death over surrender. Olsen, 29, was shot Oct 24 while in a car with George H. Whitting, who was also wounded.
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San Diego
Calif
Los Angeles
Nels Peterson
Peterson
Selma Olsen
George H. Whitting
Whitting
Tariff Study On Oil Submitted To House
The Tariff Commission today submitted to the House a detailed factual study of the comparative oil tariff. The report outlines how oil duties affect trade and presents data supporting tariff policy decisions.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
House
Hoover Confident Of Plan's Success
President Hoover expresses confidence that his $500 million reconstruction corporation proposal will become law after the holidays. He announced that a shortened recess failed, but expects after the recess a cohesive view to assure passage of the bill. Hearing on the proposals continued.
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Washington
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Oil and copper cost gaps shown by commission report
A commission told the Senate that foreign oil production costs were not evaluated for recommendations. It reported foreign copper cost Amer ican refineries 1.42 cents a pound less than domestic copper, highlighting price differences without advising policy.
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Senate
Indian Leader Promises Push for Final Fight for Independence
Subhas Chandra Bose declares he will urge the Indian National Congress committee, meeting December 29, to press Gandhi and other leaders to declare war for independence. Dispatches from Bombay quoted him as saying he will use all influence to secure a final fight.
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London
National Congress Committee
Subhas Chandra Bose
Bombay
Daily Mail
Congress Committee
Bose
Gandhi
Credit Aid urged for railroads and life insurers
A Senate committee heard Frederick Ecker of Metropolitan Life Insurance Company advocate establishing the corporation to provide credit aid to both railroads and life insurance firms.
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Senate
Frederick Ecker
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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