London Naval Conference opens with Japanese parity demands
Five powers outline programs for the London naval talks set to begin Monday. Japan demands parity with the United States and Britain, seeking a common upper level for fleet strength. U.S. and British delegations stress continued naval initiative while exploring all reasonable suggestions. The issue, tied to Washington and London treaties, shapes the conference amid Sino-Japanese tensions and the Italo Ethiop conflict.
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London
Dec
T—ly
United States
Japan
Prince
Italy
Washington
North China
Norman H. Davis
William Phillips
William H. Standley
Eesy
Admiralty
Great Britain
Asin
Deaiins -Negene
Matsuzo ‘Nagai
Twabira
Taro Tarasaki
Death by own action ends romance tangle
Los Angeles report details a complex lover’s tragedy where Leslie Raymond, 41, a radio announcer, killed himself after a decision about his wife and niece, leaving his wife Anna Raymond and Esther Shuten to confront the aftermath. A San Pedro hotel escape and a Palos Verdes cliff ending follow, with Raymond’s notes and family fallout shaping the case.
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U.pi
Leslie Raymond
Raymond
Anna’. Raymond
Esther Shuten
En - Raymond
Jekyll
Hyde
Fether
Esther
San Pedro
Palos Verdes Bis
Tenle Raymond, Jr
Thy -Hotel
Cleveland
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Mothene
Bismark
N. D
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Her- Tesnuren
Rasmond
Olga Wheaton
Ealesmond
Ae Garaea
Miss Sharen
Osrero Tawa
Ivy
Jace Floyd
Nis Zens
John Steiner
Raymond Atsc
Wheaton
Misa Shuren
Oakland
Seeaerea
North Dakota
Pasromia Hoga
Wheaten
Sionamie
Pedro Hotel
Pattalion
O'Brien
Steiner
Thomas
Pledge Renewal Called Against Banned Movies in Cincinnati
Archbishop McNicholas of Cincinnati urges Legion of Decency members to renew pledges to boycott motion pictures deemed immoral. He cites ongoing campaigns and reports of film industry condemnation by admin code officials, while Hollywood offers no response. The drive aligns with the Immaculate Conception feast timetable and notes strong growth in the organization.
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Cincinnati
John T- McNicholas
Legion of Decency
Hollywoot
Legion
McNichola
Man Counts Money Claims Error Triggers Police
An Oakland area proprietor in San Praucisco counted cash twice, reporting a shortage of 819. He phoned Police Captain Thomas B. Foster who recounted the money and confirmed a split bill reading 20 on one side and 1.01 on the other.
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San Praucisco
Dec
O. K
Thomas B. Foster
Foster
Auort
President Roosevelt to Open Democratic Campaign in 1996
President Roosevelt will deliver an opening Jackson Day address on January 8 broadcast nationwide. Democratic leaders plan Jackson Day dinners in about 1,800 communities with populations over 5,000, announced by James A. Farley head of the party.
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New York
Roosevelt
Washington
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Farley
Young Democratic Clu Die
Fugitives Loot Bank and Kill Sheriff Near New Tazewell
Three escaped convicts linked to a bank heist near New Tazewell, Tennessee, killed Sheriff L. B. Hutchinson and wounded DeputyLeonard Barrett. Suspects Gus McColg and Pete Dean identified among the fugitives. Moss escaped from penitentiary after kidnapping Deputy Warden Ed Conners.
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New Tazewell
Tenn
Gus McColg
Pete Dean
Nashville
L. B. Hutchinson
Union County
Here
Leonard Barrett
Morristown
Moss
Bounchtown
Roosevelt Outline for Farmers Program In Chicago
President Roosevelt to present his outline of national farm policy as the vanguard of delegates at the 17th annual convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation. Officials expected about 15,000 ticket holders in the stockyard amphitheater with an overflow crowd of 25,000 in ante-room galleries.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Golden wedding row ends with renewed vows in reunion
An old couple, Gustave Huferson aged 70 and Eldriede Schulte aged 67, once tied in a botritned marriage, later wed other partners. They met again last May and were finally married, celebrating what would have been their gold anniversary with new vows and pride.
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Los Angeles
Dre
Germany
Gustave Huferson
Eldriede Schulte
Girl Plumber Plans Pacific Coast Tour
Nineteen year old Nethie Miller of Gallipolis Ohio declares a goal to tour the Pacific coast as a journeyman plumber. She works daily in her father’s shop, claims the title of youngest licensed plumber's assistant, and totes a full set of tools. Beyond plumbing she is known locally as a boxer in grasshopper weight class, a hunter, and the high school band's first trumpet player.
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Pacific Coast
Gallipolis
Tia
Nethie
Milley
Miler
United States
Seek Man for Seizing Patrolman's Revolver
Deputies and state police guarded routes from Norwalk Ohio as officers searched for a gunman who last night seized Patrolman Fred Talaufts revolver. A Baldur’s lookout reported a man loitering downtown since Thursday. he wore a dark raincoat and light trousers with a long facial scar. No vehicle sighting or identity clue was found.
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Sheris
Fred Talaufs
Baldur
Rendor
Balduff
Parole Plea From Albert Slayer Industry Slave
Charles Lynch, 62, once known as the forgotten man of Ohio prisons, seeks parole at the Ohio Penitentiary after a life sentence for a brutal 1914 murder in Muskingum County. The case draws attention to the New Deal era debates on relief, unemployment, and harsh punishment.
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John
G. Albert
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Muskingum County
Onto Peritentiary
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Lyneny
Meyer
Albert
Vietin
Generalissimo Chiang Assumes Virtual Dictatorship Role
The Chinese government's executive committee today elected Chiang Kai-shek as chairman of the executive Yuan giving him full authority of a virtual dictatorship. Chiang succeeds Premier Wang Ching-wei who was wounded in an attack. He also became vice-chairman of the Kuomintang standing committee and was named to the central political council.
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Nquor
Iquor
Donald Hoskins
Franklin County
Mat Francis Poulson
Carey
George Harter
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Akron Lquor
Hoskins
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Poulson
Rep
Harter
State -Lquor Department
John] Hewitt
Youngstown
Abeater
Gereraissimo
Chiang Aishek
Executive Yuan
Chiang
Central
China
Wang Ching-Wei
Asussin
Kuominjiang
Nationalist Party
Actress Anita Alexander Dies From Wound After Domestic Dispute
Hollywood report states actress Anita Alexander wife of Ross Alexander died from a bullet wound after a minor quarrel at their home. Detective Wood reports Tassey says the wound was self inflicted with a pistol from a house collection. Alexander had been despondent for months over work prospects in film studios. The gunshot occurred outside the bedroom area following the couple's argument.
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Cailz
Anita Alexander
Ross Alexander
Wood
Tassey
Alexander
New York
Netreas
Builet
Mussolini Hails Courage as Sanctions Tighten in Addis Ababa
In Rome Benito Mussolini addressed deputies amid calls over Abyssinian crisis. He defended Italian actions in Ethiopia, praised revolutionary resolve, and warned against premature optimism. Diplomats attended as sanctions galleries filled. ambassadors lingered, though British and French envoys were absent.
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Mussolini
Breckinridge Long
United States
Laval
Samuel Howe
Oxly 16
Christmas Outlook Darkens Amid Job Loss and Arrest
A fragmentary report describes a bleak Christmas scene with a man recently jobless recalling a death linked to an empty bank check. An arrest at a station and a witness named Betty surface in the damaged text, while Mrs Gatti recalls a gift and a troubling encounter.
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Dows
Betty
Gatti
Jean Harlow May Buy Plantation in Hawaii
Hollywood reports Jean Harlow contemplates purchasing a sugar plantation in Hawaii and commuting to the mainland for films. She plans to visit an inland plantation on Oahu and may buy it if satisfactory, aiming to balance studio work with plantation time.
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Hawaii
Hollywood
U.ri
Jean Burrow
Haby
Oahu
Congressmen Confer On Political Questions
Democratic congressmen from Ohio gathered in Cleveland at the invitation of Attorney Frank F. Gentsch for a conference on political questions. The upcoming presidential campaign will be the first topic. Gentsch declined to discuss the state political picture.
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Ohio
Frank F.gentsch
Tentsch
Davey
Charlies Sawyer
Cincinnati
Australia Abandons Kingsford Smith Search
Canberra confirms no further search for Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and co pilot Tom Pethybridge after a projected flight from England and Australia is abandoned. Prime Minister Lyons announces government acknowledgment of Kingsford Smith's achievements and cabinet weighs recognition for the aviator and his family.
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Canberra
Australia
Charles Kingsford-South
Tom Pethybridge
England
Australi
J. A. Lyons
Kingsford-Smith
Jady Kingsford-Smith
Charles
Court Returns Traffic Fine For Baby’s Birth
Pittsburgh. Dec 7. James Thunnell delayed a traffic court hearing to be present at his newborn son's birth. He mailed a $2.50 check to the court with an explanation that he missed the hearing and placed the funds in the baby's bank. Dermont burgess returned the check.
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Baby’s Bank
Pittsburgh
James Thunnell
Burgess of Dermont
Thunnell
Weather outlook for Great Lakes Ohio Valley early week
Period of normal to near normal temperatures with frequent precipitation in the Great Lakes region and a shift to below normal later in the week. Ohio Valley expected some precipitation mainly Tuesday with a potential return to colder conditions toward week’s end.
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Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Ohio approves ATMO government plan for armory upgrades
The administration proposes 977 158 program funds for new Ohio ATMO government and renovations of armories statewide. Projects include new facilities in Cleveland Middletown Byria Wooster Bellefontaine Wan Wert Westerville Akron Toledo Springfrend and Columbus areas with repairs to Ravenna Athens Bucyrus Bowling Green Galion and Cleveland Central armory buildings.
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Marx
Carl Watson
Works Progress 54
Onio
Wil Nande
Lin Cleveland
Acton
Bellefontaine
Wert
Westerville
Akron
Wood
Toledo
Mouth
Coshocton
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Ana
Perry
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