Berlin Streets Closed to Jews in Nazi Decrees
The Berlin police ban Jews from main streets, public buildings, and memorials after next Tuesday, with residents needing permits to enter or leave the restricted areas. France faces internal discord as sailors and workers strike at Le Havre over requisitioned vessels, and Phaladier appeals to temper punishments amid broad protests in Toulouse, Clermont Ferrand, Lyon, Saint Nazaire, Brest, and Dieppe.
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Associated Press
Germany
France
Italy
Europe
Berlin
Ferrist Chamber of Deputies
Tunisia
Ialian
Libya
North Africa
le Havre
Phaladier
Phaladier Appealed To Emloyers
Toulouse
Clermont - Ferrand
Lyon
Saint Nazaire Brest
Dieppe
Confessed Killers Slain in Romania
In Bucharest three men who confessed to the attempted assassination of Cluj University rector Flory Stefanescu Goanga were shot dead by guards while being moved from court to prison. They were 21 to 26 years old and identified as Nikolai Faga daru Bicu Annant and Petra An a. They were followers of the Tran Guard led by Codreanu, whose mass slaying of Codreanu and sub-leaders was also reported.
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Cluj University
Tociay
Flory Stefanescu Goanga
Tron Guard
Thier
Cornel
Zelen Codreanu
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Nikolai Faga+daru
Bicu Annant
Petra Ana
Tran Guard
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Codreanu
20 Unemployment Managers Named
Charles S. Leasure, chairman of the Ohio Unemployment Commission, named managers for four of the commission's sixty offices. A Zanesville appointment was said to be forthcoming next week. Nearby district appointees include Genoa Beatty in Cambridge, Sprigg S. Riddle in Martella, George F. B. Smith in Coshocton, and John Fenwick Ewing in Lancaster, with monthly salaries listed.
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Charles S. Leasure
Ohio Unemployment Commission
Commission
Constrie
Zanesville
Leasure
Columbus
Edward Dunlap
Thurman Shert
Ernest P. Snell
Wilmer Srert
Genoa Beatty
Cambridge
Sprigg S. Riddle
Martella
George FB. Smdle
Coshocton
John Fenwick Ewing
Lancaster
Monel
France Seeks Italian Reply on Explanations Demand
Paris says an unsatisfactory Italian reply to explanations of Fascist pressure for French territory would doom the Franco German war renunciation pact. Italy faced questions over demonstrations in the chamber and remarks from Clano. Britain and Germany weigh responses as Le Havre ship strike and Normandie delays loom.
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France
Italy
Foreign Ministry
Galeazzo Clano
Andre Francois-Ponret
Rome
Chamber of]' Deputies
Tunisia
Africa
Europe
le Havre
Normandie
Georges Bonnett
Count Johannes von Wel Jczeck
Erle ‘Phipps
Fiie
le Rsstle
London
Britain
Daly
Bonnet
von Ribbentrop
Germany
Chamberlain
Son Charged With First Degree Murder in Slaying of Ohio Pastor
A 19 year old son faces first degree murder charges in the slaying of an Ohio pastor. Police say the victim, pastor of a local church, was found dead in his residence after an argument with the suspect. The case is under active investigation with authorities reviewing evidence and possible motive.
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Ohio
Paulette Goddard Picked for Scarlett in Gone With the Wand
The World Telegram reports Paulette Goddard, wife of Charlie Chaplin, chosen by David Selznick to play Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With the Wind. Clark Gable expected to portray Rhett Butler in the Civil War saga. Also notes Indian philosopher Brajendranath Seal, 74, died in Calcutta.
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Paulette
Scarlett
New York
Telegram
Fis
Scarlett O'Hara
Paulette Goddard
Charlie Chaplin
David
Selznick
Selznick International Pictures, Inc
Wall
Clark Gable
Rhett Butter
Margaret Mitchell
Chase Ends With Fugitive Death in Busy Square
Leonard Fritz, 27, of Michigan City, who escaped from Logansport State Hospital after dementia praecox treatment, triggered a wild chase through northern Indiana before leaping from a taxi and fatally shooting himself. The incident unfolded as shoppers watched during the holiday rush yesterday afternoon.
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Mamun
Ind
Indiana
Leonard Fritz
Michigan City
Paul Williams
Logansport State Hospital
Fritz
Morgan Sees Dangers In TVA Policy
Dr. Arthur E. Morgan ousted TVA chairman told a congressional committee the remaining directors push a dangerous policy that risk flood control for national defense. He warned flood control must be kept inviolate as a national policy and cited concerns over cost, yardstick power pricing, and allocations to private firms as conflicts in TVA plans during his testimony.
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Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Morgan
Congressional
Jen Jans
Ohio
Wolverton
R- 3
Theodore B. Parker
Roosevel
David E. Lilienthal
Harcourt A. Morgan
Arkansas Power Company
Aluminum Company
Donahey
D-Ohig
National Defense
Parker
2 Year Economic Survey Urged for Nation’s Life
Washington Henderson proposed a two year program of inquiry by a federal monopoly committee to find workable solutions to production and distribution problems. He summarized testimony by Lubin and Thorp and urged study of concentration and control price policies and the impact on competition.
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Leon Henderson
Federal Monopoly Committee
Henderson
WPA
Isador Laibin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Willard Thorp
Commerce Department
Lubin
Thorp
Zanesville Building Plan Sparks Debate Over Auditorium Floor
Citywide discussion centers on a new municipal auditorium with a flat floor or theater style seating. Newspaper surveys show prefer level floor, while critics warn pillars hinder exposition space. Junior Chamber of Commerce backs theater type with basement expo room. city council and architect defend current draft.
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Zanesville
Municipal Auditorium
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Andrews
Whittemore Named Amparo President Pro-Tem in Columbus
Veteran Akron legislator Frank E Whittemore was elected president pro-tem of the Ohio Senate in a Republican caucus in Columbus. He has served as majority and minority leader in both chambers and will lead the senate as it organizes for the next session beginning January 2 in Los Angeles. Weather notes and forecasts follow, with rain and cooler temperatures expected across many regions later in the week.
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Tion Doz
Max
Whittemore
Amparo
Boston
Columbus —i
Puffalo
Frank E
Omeinnati
House
Hej Ellspursh
San Francisco
Senate
Battleford
Sask
el Columbus
Oklahoma
Lake Michigan
Prairie
California
Ohio Valley
Great Plains
Gale winds lash Pacific Northwest injure three in barges wreck
Gale force winds swept the Pacific Northwest causing three injuries and a fatality as three lumber barges were crushed and sunk at Victoria British Columbia. Wind peaked at 68 miles per hour with extensive damage to many buildings and officials estimate losses run into thousands of dollars.
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Northwest
Dr. Baber Faces Fifteen Charges in Suspension Case
In Columbus the state welfare department issued a removal order against Dr El A Baber filed a day after Director Margaret Allman extended his suspension as superintendent of the Longview state hospital in Cincinnati. The order lists 15 charges including malfeasance mismanagement and insubordination and was effective last Thursday.
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Columbus
State Welfare Department
A Baber
Margaret Allman
Longview State Hospital
Cincinnnatti
Baker
Untaxed Liquor Seizure In Transit Arrests
Hamilton youths 24 and 22 were arrested by federal officers on charges of transporting 110 gallons of unpaid tax liquor in a car. They claimed to be en route from Chicago to Hamilton and said they lost their way while passing through Richmond Indiana.
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Inver T cCoanley
George Hanley
Hamilton
Clark Buxton
Chicago
Richmond
Ind
Times-Signal Preview Highlights Santa Claus Shop and Local Projects
The Sunday Times-Signal previews tomorrow edition features a visit to the American Legion Santa Claus shop on North Sixth Street, notes on trees planted in the dust bowl to curb wind erosion, and a study under way on Zanesville schools amid storm progress.
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Sunday Times-Signal
American Legion
North Sixth Street
Zanesville
John Doughboy
Amy Twickett
Times-Signal
Coal Firm Seeks Revision of Rates From Ohio Supreme Court
The Earl J. Jones Coal Co seeks a mandamus from the Ohio supreme court to force the state industrial commission to lower insurance rates on its mine, trucking, and garage properties. The filing argues Jones mines be classified as mechanical, not electrical, to justify reduced rates. a related petition for The River Mining Co. requests similar relief. The court set Jan. 16 for a response, and the matter cites no precedent.
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Earl J. Jones Coal Co
Brush Creek
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Simvar
State Supreme Court
The
River Mining Co
Newton Township
Jones
Frazier, Holiday and
Giffen
No Sale Panic Triggers Sacramento Fire Alarm
Fire engines raced to a street corner as a lever was pulled and no fire existed. A red box bell rang while two children, Don Syfestad and Peggy Berg, both aged three, stood atop a toy wagon and voiced a quirky plea for their chewable treat.
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Sacramento
Sta
Don Syfestad
Peggy Berg
Local Men Seek Reinstatement To State Highway Dept
LeRoy Gallagly of 811 Sunset Avenue and Howard P. Peyton of Blue Rock township petition Franklin County Common Pleas Court to reinstate them to their state highway department positions lost in 1936. They allege dismissal due to refusal to contribute to a political fund, and seek to protect civil service rights. Peyton has since worked as road superintendent in Muskingum County while Gallogly is affiliated with Holbein Supply Co.
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LeRoy Gallagly
Sunset Avenue
Howard P. Peyton
Blue Rock
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Peyton
Muskingum County
Gallogly
Holbein Supply Co
Flames Destroy Hardesty's Stock In Basement Fire
A fire of unknown origin destroyed merchandise and equipment in the basement of Hardesty Grocery at 229 Main Street. The blaze began in the rear basement, spread rapidly, and damaged joists and supports of the first floor. Firemen stayed over four hours. smoke and water hindered early salvage. loss covered by insurance.
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Hardesty
Main Street
Four jailed as spy case ends in conviction
The national spy case closes with four defendants sentenced to up to six years for selling U S military information to Nazi Germany. Johanna Hofmann gets four years, Otto Voss six, Erich Glaser two, and Guenther Rumrich two. Prosecutors note the case drew public resentment toward the government.
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U. S
Nazi Germany
John Knox
Johanna Hofmann
Europa
United States
Otto Voss
Long Island Seversky
Germany
Erich Glaser
U.S. Army
U. S. Army
Ignatz Griebl
Werner Gutenberg
Youth Admits Murder Amid Drunken Turmoil
Robert Bready 29 confessed to killing his pastor father Dr. Russell H. Bready near the Bainbridge parsonage after a drunken walk. He told prosecutors he feared Communists, recalled a scuffle, and signed a first degree murder confession before arraignment planned for Monday.
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Chillicothe
Robert Bready
Russell H. Bready
Ohio
Michigan
Lester S. Reid
Bready
Justice of the Peace
Sam Briggs
Reid
Russell Bready
Bainbridge
Don Lowery
Ross County
Abraham Lincoln
Spain
Cincinnati
Joseph Vincent
Dr. Bready
Wants to Tell Her Children She's Alive
Mrs. Marie Hill 50 visiting from Gallipolis Ohio believed dead after a flood report. In a contagious hospital a mixup with another Mrs Hill caused a death notice, and an undertaker prepared for burial before an attendant noticed the error. Her sons Harold and another child, plus a daughter, were misinformed of her death.
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Marie Hill
Gallipolis
Mra Igm
Cat Jed
Hill
Harold
West Virginia
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