Ohio Braces as Blizzard Slows Roads and Temp Drops
Snow and ice cripple Ohio roads as a springlike warmth vanished. Counties report up to several inches of snow with temperatures sinking to single digits. accidents rise on slick streets while crews clear streets and railways. Across the Northeast a heavy storm brings blizzards, fatalities, and rail disruptions from New York to Maine.
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Paraguay says Bolivians surrender in battle report
An official report from Asuncion says Bolivian regiments at Lao and Abaroa unconditionally surrendered to a force of about 1,500 Paraguayans. The Chaco army commander General Trejo Garrincha confirmed captures of war material amid ongoing fighting.
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Christmas Story Echoes in Bethlehem Amid Praise
The shepherds return to their flarks praising God for the revelations spoken by the angels and for what they had seen in Bethlehem. Their vigil confirms the Lord’s message and fills Judea with reverent praise.
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State Security to pay extra Christmas dividend
A depositor committee of the closed State Security bank appeared before Judge Pont in the court of commerces Monday seeking lower expenses to enable a nine percent Christmas dividend. George W. Newey led the committee stating the bank plans to pay the dividend after liquidation and that about $895,000 remains to be collected. About $14,000 currently stands to be paid, with questions on funds from federal sources. Clarence Crossland urged trimming legal bills as part of economy. Judge Tannehill will review the accounts and hear both sides before a ruling.
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Renew Old Quarrel Ends in Slaying in Akron
Two youths faced charges after a fatal shooting that followed a three week old quarrel. Joseph Smallt, 35, was killed in a beer parlor conflict. Jack alias Elisa, 35, charged with murder, and Mike Rayke, 20, held on weapons charges. Officers said the men had fought previously and met last night before the shooting.
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Anarchist Strikes In Spain Squelched
Mindrid December 13 reports ongoing clashes as authorities claim dominance across fronts. The government asserts full control and cites a death toll around 160 amid police battles and loyal public forces, while labor minister Suner comments to United Press on workers’ quit attempts.
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Food Codes Before President Roosevelt Wasson
Codes for retailers wholesalers and manufacturers were before President Roosevelt for approval today. Disputed points of the codes were eliminated under Gen. Hugh Johnson NRA administrator guidance after it was explained that no similar provisions had been included in other NRA codes. Eliminated points would have required signers to observe Tugwell purefood provisions in advance of its congressional consideration.
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Auction Manuscript of Star Spangled Banner Found in New York
A manuscript of the first complete draft of the Star Spangled Banner will be shown late this month in New York. The item came from the late Henry Walters of Baltimore and is being sold by the Safe Deposit and Trust Company, Baltimore. A historic artifact linking to the national anthem and naval history is the focal point of the exhibit and sale.
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U S Ambassador Bullitt Arrives. Russians Extend Warm Welcome
The United States ambassador Lewis W. Bullitt and his party arrived in Moscow to a cordial greeting from Soviet officials led by Litvinov. Bullitt and his delegation, driven to the National Hotel, were welcomed amid photographers and the unusual protocol of a direct envoy reception.
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White's Monopoly Plan Gains Legislative Support
Columbus December 11 Governor George White’s bid to restore the state monopoly provision in the liquor control bill gains strength as legislators resume debate on liquor sales. The Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed a plan to curb lobbying, with a proposed House committee probe to extend to broader regulatory activities. The fight centers on the monopoly proposal and possible amendments to the liquor store provisions, with action likely in the House.
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Farm Hand Captured, Murders Cleared in Wichita Case
Wichita police say a 37 year old farmhand confessed to aiding in the murders of Mr and Mrs Pritchard and Emory Large. The body of Pritchard was found near El Reno Oklahoma while Large was recovered from a dry well on the L W Johnson ranch Meade. Wisdom was arrested after a three week search and later confessed he helped kill the Wichita couple to settle a debt with Pritchard. Oklahoma National Guardsmen were mobilized to protect Wisdom from lynching and Gov. Landon said Kansas would call out militia if needed. The case involved cross state pursuit through Kansas and Oklahoma ending with Wisdom held at Hutchinson reform school.
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Police Battle Over Christmas Theft Rings
Police warn of strict action against shoplifters as a series of arrests unfold in the downtown district. Joseph F Batley 38 and two Cleveland men face charges amid alleged pattern of thefts linked to holiday goods and suspicious activity.
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Weather Does Not Stop CWA Work in Mus-4 County
Weather fails to halt workers on CWA projects as 1,500 relief cases support payrolls around $5,000 daily. County Relief Director L. F. Shaw notes the effort sustains state relief and food distributions. projects proceed with salt pork, cheese, and truck logistics planned for spring distribution and job creation.
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Freighter Fernmoor Crew Rescued Off Cape Aquille
Ten crew members of the lumber freighter Fernmoor, which ran aground off Cape Aquille after sending distress signals, were rescued by the tug Foundation Franklin near North Sidney. The vessel had departed Montreal with lumber and grounded in Catot straight.
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Nary a Judge Complained of Tangover at Del Monte Drink Contest
Contest at the Hotel Del Monte drew judges from Wash and beyond to select the best cocktail. Sheridan chaired the event with 12 of 19 votes for winner while seven drinks remained from the initial 20 entries. The pageant included entries from Jeats Edgar Rice Burrowes and Charles Dorin, with humorist WHL Rogers submitting a late entry later rejected.
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Earle Wynekoop 15 Freed of Charges
The report states Earle Wynekoop and his wife were not charged in connection with a murder case. No legal action was pursued by the state's attorney as the evidence did not yield a valid charge. The fragmentary text indicates uncertainty about the harness or vehicle involved and mentions Dr. Alice time in a related context.
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Lindberghs Plan Homeward Flight Amid Turbulent Signals
Fragmented OCR notes describe the Lindberghs preparing for a homeward flight with references to Amar, Port, coast routes, and Secretary Ickes, all suggesting a risky, uncertain travel plan amid political tension and injuries. The garbled text mentions nine hundred miles and a possible cross- route.
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Convicts Fire Building in Plot to Escape
Boston case reports three inmates firing the three story brush shop at Massachusetts state prison Charlestown aiming to break out. The blaze trapped several escapees on the second floor as police surrounded the building and five fled or leaped from windows to ground. Three were severely injured in the collapse and others were hospitalized.
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Rescue Efforts Persist as Flood Strands Families
Seattle area struggles after a heavy rainfall leaves hundreds stranded and 275 rescued. Red Cross teams work through the day aiding families marooned on highways and flooded homes. Estimated property damage tops one million dollars as responders extend relief efforts.
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Private Life of the Wynekoop Family serial mystery
An absorbing account about the Wynekoop murder case family figures. Exclusive chapters from The Nal and NEA Service outline the mystery with key names and events. The text mentions figures like Alice Wynekoop and Rare Wynekoop and references financial dealings and farming.
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Suspect Killed By Officer In Battle Still Unidentified
Columbus police report a burglar suspect was killed by Patrolman Eltel Hoffmann after Hoffmann fatally wounded him during a running gun battle aboard a moving taxicab. Hoffmann was wounded and the suspect remained unidentified days after the chase through icy streets.
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First Nudist Baby Born at Paris Seinen Nudist Island
Paris reports the first nudist baby born on a Seine island nudist colony. A professor and his wife aim for a 100 percent nudist outcome with a mostly nude mother swimming daily and cycling five miles. The eight pound infant is the colony’s first birth in two centuries and mother and child are reported well.
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Snow Forces Two Mail Pilots Down
Snow forced two mail pilots to abandon their planes over the Allegheny mountains near Pittsburgh. The pilots Dean Burford and H G Andrews parachuted to safety. the mail and planes were lost. Searching parties were sent out today to locate them.
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Nine Widows Mourn Killing of Sheik
Istanbul reports nine widows mourning the assassination of Fahri a feared local leader linked to raids on villages and kidnappings in the Diyarbakir region. In the burial fight with gendarmes five officers died amid the violence. The text notes Fahri’s wealth and numerous wives as part of the narrative.
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Colder Night Forecast for Northeast Section
Partly cloudy skies persist as a colder air mass moves in tonight into Tuesday. Temperature trends show a slow decline in the northeast portion with unsettled chilly conditions continuing.
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