Atlantic inter American conference begins amid Roosevelt push
Delegates from 21 African nations at the Inter American conference praised President Roosevelt and President Justo of Argentina for urging Western world unity to deter aggression. Roosevelt plans departure after funeral services for August Gennerich. Cordell Hull hailed the address as effective. The meeting will set formal procedures as steering committee plans next steps and a potential coordination of American peace machinery with the League of Nations.
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Inver-Amermain Petoy
Rosevelt
Conaeence
United States
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Sucess
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Hoosevelt
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Gennerich
Buenos Aitres
Junta
Ofter
Cvrulser Liiianapolig
Montevideo
Uruguay
Cordell Hall
Guperica
Justo
League of Nations
Vialt Hinst Washington
Girl Sneezes Recurrently For Months In Dulles Area
Mary Margaret Clear, twelve, of Arlington Virginia, has sneezed at frequent five minute intervals for 54 days. Johns Hopkins physicians began examination at Harrietts Lane home for crippled children where she previously lived. The girl, an honor student at Washington and Lee High, was sent home after teachers could not stop the recurrence. doctors noted a reduction in sneezing in the last 24 hours. Her mother brought her to the hospital for study and observation by specialists over several days.
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Mary Mrgaret Clear
Jan Smeeard
Mary Margaret
Arington
Harsietts Lane
Washington, and Lee High School
Drastic laws push Germany toward two grim decrees
Dec 2 193? Berlin reports a set of harsh Nazi edicts including the death penalty for economic sabotage and forced resource exploitation. The cabinet, led by Hitler, also tightened control over youth training and foreign assets while signaling severe penalties for violations and shifts in economic policy.
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Herman Goering
Germany
Vederday
Thirty Seven Indicted On Gambling Charges in Cambridge
Guerney county grand jury secretly indicted thirty seven persons on gambling charges including operating slot machines rambling games and cigarette reading machines. indictments followed photographic evidence presented to the grand jury by Sheriff Tolter.
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Bheritt
Hrezy Totten
Biyun Todey
Guermeay County
Grand Jury
Tolter
Hoover May Reside in England Says Daily News
The New York Daily News reports Herbert Hoover seriously considers accepting an invitation to live in England. Hoover, at the Waldorf Astoria, did not comment. Secretary Lawrence Richey denied plans to reside abroad, while intimates in Palo Alto and Washington say Hoover is near taking up indefinite residence if England offers tranquility.
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Yoder
Elizabeth Magee
Boyd-Hunt Consamars’ League
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Cleveland
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Dendline
Filieneta
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New York Daily News
Mid Today
Herbert Hoover
England
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Lawrence Richey
Palo Alto
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Daily News
Washington
Col. Charlée
Reds Buy Players Gelbert and Davin from Cardinals
The Reds today purchased infielder Charles Gelbert and catcher Virgil Davin from the St. Louis Cardinals in a straight cash deal.
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Virgil Davin
St. Louis Cardinals
New Start Planned for Southeastern Ohio Farmers
Officials announce two Ohio farm projects to relocate 560 families from unproductive lands to 19,200 acres in Fayette Franklin Madison Harrison and adjacent counties. About 3,000 across eight counties expected to gain new homes as funds allow. Authorities foresee 603,000 total in aid as administration rolls out the program.
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Madison
Fayette
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Avaliadia
Noren
Scioto Irnat
Menty Hopea
Woman Denies Falsifying Aid Claim in Hamilton County
Addie Menesson, aged keeper of a home for the aged, appeared in Hamilton County court on bond facing charges of obtaining 110 dollars under false pretenses from the division of aid for the aged last June. She denied the indictment and claimed she was prompted by reading in a paper that she was wanted.
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Addie Menesson
Awevear
Heckland
House of Pity
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Hite
Aries
MeKeston
Hamilton County Liheritt
Stoe Lawn
Division of Aid
Michael Larkin
Ford Crane 2
Deputea
Mercy Death Bill Faces Parliament Debate in London
Baron Pons, sponsor of euthanasia legislation, is confident the mercy death measure will be enacted. He cites alliance of nobles, doctors, and medicine men as support and expects Parliament to regulate the matter soon.
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Pons ‘Onds
Nousa
Lordd
Britain Storms As Bishop Criticizes King's Romance
A chaotic editorial scene in England reports backlash over the king and Mrs. Simp's alleged romance. The Duke and Duchess of York and the king and queen of Scotland are mentioned amid rumors and cabinet discussions on royal perils and potential realm breakup.
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Scotland
Cabjem ‘Times
Royal commentary and licensing reforms stir 1930s Britain
Officials and editors debate the King Edward affair and the possible crown of Scotland while Ohio reports on the new license law for vehicles. The Times notes Edinburgh reception for royal guests, and ministers seek to guide the king without angering him. In America, the April licensing system boosts revenues and distributions to counties, with detailed allocations across counties and towns.
Ringling Brother John Ringling Dies at 69
John Ringling, famed Ringling Brothers circus impresario and cofounder of the world renowned troupe, died after a brief illness. He helped build the "greatest show on earth," merged with Barnum and Bailey in 1907, and later funded major ventures including Madison Square Garden. Funeral plans were under way as questions and legal battles surrounded his later years.
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Tex Rickard
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Air Raid Brazil Madrid Death Toll Reports Rise
Air raid on Madrid leaves hundreds dead or wounded with hospitals overwhelmed and thousands seeking shelter. Bombs hit University City and surrounding districts as authorities report destruction and a major strike on Fascist positions. Government forces claim progress and renewed attacks on strategic targets amid ongoing siege operations.
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Football Coach And Assistant Hurt In Auto Crash
Boston college football coach Dobie and assistant Frank Murdock were seriously injured when their car crashed into a bridge abutment early today. Police reported both men suffered concussions and severe head lacerations with possible internal injuries.
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Cambridge Woman Near Death After Fall In Home
Cambridge December third report that Mrs Aaron Gray, 01, lay by her Cambridge home for one and a half hours after a fall that fractured her hip. Temperature was seven degrees above zero when a neighbor, Donald Baker, found her. The stove had gone out and she endured extreme cold until help arrived. Physicians say exposure and injury have left her in a serious condition at the hospital.
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Aaron
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Grant Recount in Newark Faces County Vote Controversy
A disputed recount in Newark Ohio centers on Licking County vote totals for 29 precincts. Clarence U of Bucyrtes asserts an order maintains the count while investigators review alleged irregularities. Local sheriff and officials are monitoring developments amid tension over the outcome.
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Licking County
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Bucyrtes
Hagia
American pottery ad push urged to lure women buyers
United States Potters Association executive committee met to discuss national advertising. New York ad man Frink Felchman urged linking pottery to romance and household status to attract housewives. Abe P. X. A. Able warned of competition from Japan and promoted Made in America drive targeting all households within three years. Meetings concluded the convention.
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Unite States
Ae & Amt
Frink & Felchman
New York
Speretoforn
Fehlman
Feliman
P. X. A. Able
Customs
Aly
City Ends Snow Blanket Heaviest Of Season In Blustery Morning
Bmnesville awoke to four inches of snow with a total depth of four and a half inches by 8 30 am. Traffic slowed as streets and bridges became slick, buses ran late, and minor crashes occurred. Forecasters warn more snow or possibly rain tonight with continued cool to cold temperatures into Thursday.
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Claude Nelf
Columbus
Jury Trial Requested in Assessment Case
Dennison and other defendants appeared in Glend Court for a jury trial on the Muskingum Conservancy District assessment. The district levied the assessment to fund part of the costs of a large conservation and flood control project benefiting local property owners.
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Dee
Dennigon
Seunel
Soltetter
Glend Court
BAOCO
Muskingum Gonsurrancy
Conservation
Abolishing Rail Holding Firms Hinted by Senator Wheeler
Senator Wheeler of Montana forecast a death sentence for railroad holding companies. He called the 1938 public utilities act insufficient and said the Senate investigation would justify broad legislation. The inquiry opens December 2 focusing on the Midwestern and American corporations involved.
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Public Utilities Holding Company
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Senate
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Sys St. Wheeler
Ghadema
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