France and Britain May Pay World War Debt Advisedly
Paris reports a high authority says France and Britain may settle World War debt with a staged payment plan. An American French three power pact could extend to Britain, tying debt relief to broader disarmament and trade restoration. Negotiations led by Bullitt and Blum officials aim for semiannual payments through 1957, with no U.S. repayment required by the plan.
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Paris
Franco
Great Britain
Fragen
United States
Italy
Eas
Lnstaught
William
Bullitt
Roosevelt
France
Premer Leon Blum
Delbos
Britain
Grant
Blum
Bultiot
Prance
Methils
Ace
Hi-Jackers Take Four Slot Machines From Legion Home
Fourslot machines estimated to contain more than 100 dollars were hijacked Tuesday morning from the American Legion Country Home on Mayvary. Three men, cited as members of a nationwide hijacking ring operating out of Columbia, used wire cutters to remove the machines. One assailant carried a revolver and faces a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. A license plate 392-DI was obtained and traced to a Cincinnati venue. the suspects fled in a Ford. Police launched a statewide search as the raid prompted a broader inquiry into the gang’s operations.
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American Legion
Mayavitte
Pkg
Zene Tracotau
Eles
Langering Op Hi-Jaking
Columbia
Atheas
Ralph Lb Sators
The
Pines
Mayrwie
Cincinnat
e-Chrysler
Ford
Felice
Lily Versioon
Ney Mya
Reject Application For Additional Allotment In Ohio District
The administration rejected an appeal for 91 million in extra funding for the Muskingum valley flood control and conservancy project in Ohio. Sen Robert J Burkey and district representatives argued the need to cover cost increases caused by plan changes. The PWA noted the project’s funding constraints and potential repayment terms at four percent.
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Muskingum Valley Flood Control and Conmervancy
Ohl Olltcinly
Conmervancy District
Robert J. Burkey
Ohle
Dictricta
PWA
Muskingum
Powaibinty of & Pwa
Melick Rites as Fascists Lose On Thursday
Funeral services for Dr. Melick, a prominent Zanesville physician, will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Waldunes, with Rev. Ellsworth and Rev. Crawford officiating. The body rests at Hearing funeral parlors as friends in Imbesville and southeastern Ohio mourn his half century of service.
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DFW
Twaldunes
North Sth
Earle M Ellsworth
Grace M. J. Church
Thom
Taylor Grawford
Columbus
Grace Church
Wotdiawn
Imbesville
Ohio
Jp Geon
Nalf Jr
Melick
Zanowwilie
Bethesdia Hospital
Zanesville
Wuay
Melick Waa
Perry County
IBSA
Robert
Morgan Co. man killed by truck near McConnelsville
Henry McDaniel of Parkersburg W V driver of the truck that struck 22 year old Henry Godfrey as he walked along the Taneyville Road two miles north of McConnelsville died instantly. Godfrey son of Mr and Mrs Godfrey and 9 sisters and one brother survive. Prosecutor Carlton Reicher said the truck was southbound. Godfrey was arraigned for manslaughter in the second degree and bound over to Morgan County grand jury on $2000 bond.
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McConnelsyife
Hesiht Godfrey
Weatey Godfrey
Taneyville
McConnelsville
Hany ‘McDaniel
Parkersburg
W. Yn
Justice of Peace & We
Morgan County Grand Jury
Young Godfrey
Carlee Relcher
Carl
Hear the Koma
Ora, Holl
Zonesville
Roosevelt death shock halts Argentina visit
President Roosevelt mourns the sudden death of his bodyguard August Gennerich in Buenos Aires. He cancels a motor tour but proceeds with the Inter-American peace conference while arrangements for Gennerich’s funeral are made. Delegates hail the conference as supporting Roosevelt’s proposal.
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Buenos Aires
Der
Roosevelt
August
Gus
Gennerich
New York City
Ross I.melittre
Gennerish
George Emmett
George Fox
White House
Phar Daffton
Washington
Ind
Macist
Charles Claunck
Jo Miss Littian Simpson
Middletown D
Daffran
James Carter
Ohio
Hubert Day
Genserich
United States
Tomonew
V. Hills
Carlos Saxveda Lamas
Vic Piendent Tito Argentano Roca
Senate
Carlos Noel
Chamber of Deputies
Augustin Justo
Argentina
Torn
Page Bleren
63 Year-Old Wanderer Sent Home to Daddy
A troubling regional item describes an elderly wanderer pressing to return to family rather than county custody. The account notes a gray haired Black individual, age about 63, resisted placement while authorities sought a county home. The father reportedly threatened intervention to control his son’s behavior.
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Wanderer
Winston-Eslap
Dee
Gmttoer
A. W. Diesensherd
Conference Sought With Former Utilities Czar in Chicago
Dee ti PME Nate Coyliizenbhy requests a conference with Samuel Lasui former utilities czar in exile for two years Amind insull era references Floya Thompson attorney says she would attend in Chicago today A conference with her or her attorney was arranged Thompson stated
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Chicago
Dee Ti
Nate Coyliizenbhy
Samuel Lasui
Sne
iHot Tips On Avoiding Colds Intext Series Column
Dr Morrie Fienboin discusses how the common cold affects the nose throat and ear in the Intext serien. The Party Doctor series offers advice on prevention and health, starting with penny on Page 4.
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Morrie Fienboin
Pichoetine
Uss
Vetien
Local Merchants Hope for Christmas Budget Boom
Zanesville merchants and business leaders forecast a strong Christmas season with sales near the 1929 record. Higher wages, bonuses, and broader prosperity are cited as drivers, with demand shifting to larger household goods, appliances, jewelry, and cars. Banks plan nearly 500,000 dollars in Christmas savings, while the market cheers signs of a sustained upswing through next year.
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Zanesville
Anazi
Christmaas
Civie
Washington
Iscal
Jnvesterday
Morgenthatt
Treasury
Stady
Wy Aunicipate
Davey urges adoption of unemployment insurance law
Gov. Martin L Davey urged the General Assembly to enact an Ohio unemployment insurance program before year end urging a special session. House Speaker J. Freer Bittinger and county leader Paul Yoder discussed reconvening the legislature as a special session possible next week. The bill would create a pool plan with backing from the Ohio Federation of Labor and faces opposition in the Senate.
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Columbus
Martin L Davey
Critcal
J. Freer Bittinger
Paul P. Yorter
Bittinger
Yoder
Ohio Federation of Labor
Senate
House
Bittinger Fayt
School Foundation
Ohio
Davey
Who House
Federal Treasury
Xession
Thomas J. Donnelly
Secntary
Ohio Stute Federation of Labor
Boyd-Hunter
Pso
Pso Plan of Inenrance
Federation
Ybt U
Supreme Court
New York
New York Law
Woman Says Gotta Pay Off After Acquittal in Book-Making Case
Cleveland reports an acquittal in a book-making operation. Sophie Peris, overjoyed, asked an officer to return her life after the verdict. She exclaimed gotta pay off and faced potential wrath of customers when advised by the judge.
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Cleveland
Sophie Peris
Effcer
Peris
Egsin
Stores to close Christmas Eve for holiday relief
The Retail M erchant Division of the Chamber of Commerce reports stores will close at six on Thursday December 24 to honor Christmas Eve and rest workers. The board also approves extended hours of nine p m on select Mondays and Tuesdays leading up to the holiday and urges residents to shop early.
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Elerka
Thurton
Garner In Washington To Look Around Awhile
A damaged, partially legible early 20th century clipping notes a blaze at a wholesale grocery company in Washington. It mentions shotgun shells exploding during firefighting and a person named Mary Collins of Buckeye Lake injured by a fire in a Columbus area business setting. The report references President and Newark hospital details amid unclear lines about affiliations and timing.
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Madrid
pPs
Atrategic “Hospital Clinica
University Cit
Madera
Rotel
Jeary Smalr
Ant
Rosales and
Patros Caminos Dis
Lriete
Sestalist
Tate
Pomeroy
Piremon
Henking-Borie
Washington
Preaiaene
Mary Collins
Buckeye Lake
South America
Columbus
Newark Hospital
Governor Denies Charge Of Concealing Thefts In Bank Scandal
The governor denied concealing thefts from the bank where he heads and said he acted with fidelity to duty. Arrests followed the probe into the Marble Savings Bank shortage. John J. Cocklin, ex-bookkeeper, and Lothrop Baldwin, bank treasurer, faced embezzlement charges and were released on bond.
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Marible Savings Bank
Lothrop Baldwin
Wiscoversd
Cocklin
Baldwin
Frea
Ball
Awald
Cold wave grips northern country with record lows
A severe cold front swept the north, bringing subzero readings from New York to Quebec. Miami stayed warm at 73 degrees as readings rose high elsewhere. Several towns reported extreme lows with Cantons at 14 below and St Lawrence area hit by traffic hazards from ice. Nine crewmen escaped from a tug under pressure in rough channels.
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New York
Rockies
United States
Miami
Quebec
Vermont
Saranac Wake
Mano
Machias
Canton
N.Y
Erle Canal
Warmer Weather With Cloudy Skies Tonight
A warmer trend continues with increasing cloud cover tonight and Wednesday. Light rain is likely in western portions as temperatures rise and conditions turn unsettled.
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Melick Rites Fascists
Earle
Pormuelo de Alnreon
el Escorial
Mnes
Humers
Morgan-Co
Cornfield
Gemerich
League of Nations
A Tisit Frou
Nicholas
Clement Clarke Moore
Dy Dafoe
Annette
Dr. Defoe
Emile
Cecile
Yvonne
Oing Stasan
Idavey
Garner
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