Simpson Still Seeks King Despite Sacrifice Gesture
Cannes reports Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson remains determined to wed King Edward despite her offer to relinquish her claim. In London friends say both sides pursued talks and a morganatic marriage remains possible amid royal turmoil. Separately, the Philippines faces a catastrophic flood from a typhoon, with thousands feared dead or missing as towns along Luzon drown and relief efforts mobilize.
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Cannes
France
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Edward
Termine Valog
Cibegar
London
Wallis Werfeld Simpson
Toray
Duke of York
Stanley Baldwin
No. 10
Downing Street
Walter T. Monckton
Erle Mieville
Duke Lof York
Simpson
le Bourget
Lyon
Commons
Baldwin
John Simon
Lqrrastion
Mrs. Simpson
England
Belvedere
Duke of Kent
Windsor
Marina
Greece
Tin Loaiom
Clement & Attics
Seader
Commmons
Neot
Labor
Attlee Ie
Fang la Page Pitt
Probers Scan Stock Trading Senate Hearings Reveal Holdings
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee hearings disclose the Van Sweringen brothers control of a vast 249 company network through 88,250 stock blocks and a Mid-America corporation, with George A. Ball detailing stock purchases, valuations, and a paper profit of about 1,500 percent amid railway financing investigations. The testimony also notes Morgan interests and a possible summons to explain stock transfers amid the sprawling holding system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
van Sweringen Wrothers
Sunate Interstate Commerce Committee
J. P. Morgat Woul
Capitel
Teteuip
George A. Ball
Bail
Wheeler
D-Mont
Ball
van Sweringen
Ballante
Max LoWeather
S4l
Lowenthal
Vas Sweringen
Mid-America Corporation
Morgan
4. P. Morgan
Clora
Bell
Brock Promised Job If He Charge Against Officer Stotts
The case against police detective Mitt Stolts collapsed afterCarl Brock testified he swore to the affidavit. At the request of Harry Cook of the city civil service commission, with the understanding Cook could influence county work, Safety Director Ernest B. Graham conducted the hearing and dismissed the charges, censured Byock, and ordered a two apology to Stotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitt Stolts
Carl Brock
Harry Cook
City Civil Service Commission
Cook
Ernest B. Graham
Byock
Stotts
MeanVille
Policemiy
Brock
Pisintin
Bengade
B. ¥. Leasure
Ala
Mary Potter
Regal Cotonel
Virgil EB
Johnnon
Stott
Kohler
George Conn
Tau
Red Dary Potter
Broite
Kimberley
Joseph Fetel
May Porter
A. Be, Stevenson
Nate Coties
U. & Treasury
Dal Pertment
Connean
Ohio Hearings Begin on Unemployment Insurance Plan
Ohio lawmakers resumed after a five minute recess to tackle an unemployment insurance bill. A general public plan, funded statewide, was discussed with questions about federal budget impacts and whether delays would affect employer contributions. Experts urged cautious speed, noting merit rating proposals for employers based on five year records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
von Duck
Senate
Stanley J Matheson
Cincinnati Employment Service
Atd
Decumenta
Edison L. Bowers
Ohio State University
Extradition Hearing for Scott at Columbus Enroute
Scott Extradition hearing for 30 year old Scott, wanted by Savannah authorities for the November 14 killing of George Mack, was held in Columbus. Prosecuting Attorney Virgit B Johnson and Detective Mr Stotte led the proceedings at the governor s office. The defendant denies the charge but admits being in Georgia on that day. If extradited, he will be turned over to Sayanshan police representatives in Columbus later.
A Visit From St Nicholas By Clement Clarke Moore
A fragment from an early portion of the poem narrates Santa Claus arrival with the sleigh and reindeer landing on the roof, the outlines of prancing and pawing heard above, and the scene continuing in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Clement Clarke Moore
Farewell Party to Needy Given by Mrs Davies
New York report says Mrs Mare iforte Poat Hutton Dawes wife of the new U S Ambassador to the Soviet Union said farewell yesterday to East Side women and children she had befriended for six years at a Salvation Army party funded by Mrs Davies. A feature program won a prize with 13 outfits and a talent moment. A boy named Steve Mubatko received a gift as a pledge to be Annetiat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mare Iforte Poat Hutton Dawes
U. S
Soviet Union
East Side
Marjorie Post Davies
Salvation Army
Davies
Alexander ‘Troy
Lanovaky
United States
Mia
Pope Fius XI Improves But Remains Bedbound
Pope Fius XI shows continued improvement yet remains confined to bed as weather delays his planned return to active duty. Reports note his paralysis recovery faces cautious medical advice and disappointment over missing the Immactista Conception observance.
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Vatleas City
Det
Fius XI
Holy Father
Vattean
Crack Down On Families Aimed At Indigent Aid Fraud
The article reports officials in Madrid and Oslo outlining a crackdown on relatives who refuse to support indigent aged citizens. It notes a projected 4 million in new funds, a surge in pension rejections, and plans to expand age aid to 110000 recipients while confronting revenue gaps and administrative hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Columbus
Henry J. Berrodin
Dvsion Citer
Argentina Mulls Unratified Peace Treaties and Alliances
Argentine foreign minister Carlos Saavedra Lamas aims to secure support from eight American republics within three days to advance a Western world peace guarantee. The Inter-American Conference head, Nobel Peace laureate Fa Scat, urged coordinated action while Mexico plans to propose a revised peace code from the 1933 Montevideo conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budhoy Sures
Wee
Omen
Tina
Con Vterantes
Mexico
Monte
Blaeholder Sale to Milwaukee Group Reported
The Cleveland firm Blaeholder reportedly sold Gorge Blaeholder to the Milwaukee unit of the American Association. Officials note major changes in the league’s schedule and management following the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clevelland Thollahs
Attempt to Break Prison Foiled in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio an escape plot by six convicts at Otto penitentiary failed after a guard was alerted by a prisoner in his dormitory, as the group armed with pistols, knives, and wire cutters attempted to breach the idle house. The conspirators included Joseph Filkowski Charles Menges LeRoy Keith Clyde Staup Frank Bdenszowaki and Morris O Flaherty. Guards Springer and Rouch report moving to the die House after the evening meal as the six sprang the alarm and the plan collapsed on the way to the outer wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Otto Penitentiary
Atx
Jooepn Filkowski
Cusahoga County
Charles Menges
Hamilton County
Tifa
LeRoy Keith
Trumbull County
Glyde Staup
Allen County
Frank Bdenszowaki
Cuyahoga County
Morria O'Flaherty
Ramilton
W. R. Springer
W. W. Rouch
Plaintiff in Cantor court case dies in Ohio plates case
Ohio court reports a death in the Cantor vehicle case amid a print run for 1987 automobile plates and related contracts. Freedman, a key figure in the breach and royalties dispute, dies before final rulings, while the registrar notes large orders and penalties related to plates and truck plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantor
Ohio
Columbus
Dee
Onion
New York
Davin
Penitent
Freedman
Bridie Cantor
Sadio
Prank West
Supreme Court
Vahiicles
Tis Seep
Adl
Bis
Weat
Cences
Sivision
Names Cause Social Security Board Bond Disclosure Debate
Washington discussion centers on revealing birth and baptismal names of applicants for federal pensions and accounts. Many fear loss of employment and privacy as renamed identities and marital status could be exposed. Convicts, businesswomen, and divorced spouses fear consequences if true names are disclosed and stored in a vault to protect sensitive data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
Washington, Die
Treasury Bond Oversubscribed in New Offering
Treasury reports the first day of issuing 700 106,000 bonds under the December financing plan, oversubscribed at a 61/2 percent rate. The issue includes $800,000 in new Sinonclos and totals 8,486,681 bonds with strong demand nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
Crash inquiry opened into world's largest bomber accident
A board of inquiry will determine the cause of yesterday's crash of the YB-7, the world's largest bomber. Boeing field mechanics estimate the 10 ton airframe would require about a week to assess. Mark H. Koogier, a Dayton civilian maintenance man, sustained a chest wound, while Captain R. McReynolds of Langley Field, Virginia, received a magazine bullet wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bongo
AAI
Boaing Field
Mark H. Koogier
Meenanie
Dayton
Ohio
R. McReynolds
Langiey- Field
Youth Held By Police For Robbery-Slaying
Cincinnati police arrested an 18 year old Negro youth for questioning in the robbery slaying of Edward Neumann a 44 year old man found dead behind a west end store counter Detectives recovered a fresh discharged shotgun at the youth s home Soon after Neumann s body was located a shotgun wound was found in the victim s registry open case marks headline tone and police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Otc
Edward Neumann
West End
Noumand
Fund Dé Arar
Casly Rogster
Unclear Weather Forecast Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note mentions cloudy conditions and a warm spell with snow in extreme north. Lacks clear date or place details but indicates a midweek cold front and unsettled skies.
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Wally
Philippines
King
Commonwealth
Parece
Manila
Lugon Island
Issela
Atrees Belwors
Mountais
Baailio J. Verdes
Eugenio Hernando
Bureae of Heart
Becaust
Probers
van Sweringens
Britain
Fpholo
Bradl
Lisa
Copsright
NEA
Tne
Buckingham Palace
Great Britain
Margaret Rose
Eliabeth
Windeot Great Park
Civil Service
Tor. Cook
Assembly
Black Berodin
Torrodin
Petrnsors
Carlton
Darguseh
Parsons
isuurcTy
Oslo
Norway
Norweggian Foreign Office
Gunes
Serne
Foreign Office
Madre
Carmbanchel
Pt Eqcoriat Palignt
Medina
Arguelles
Caan del Gampo
Guadalajara
Poruelo de Alcacora
Alo
Manzanares
Argentina
Zanesville
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