Chinese War Crisis and Chang Rebels Clash
Reports say Chiang Kai-shek’s regime faces a kidnapping and rebellion led by Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang as central army divisions move from Shensi and Kans toward Sunfu and Tungkwan to strike Shenai province. Japan considers intervention and Moscow-linked communists are blamed for the plot. A separate story details a mutilated body found in two potato sacks near Wildwood with burns suspected and a 36 year old woman identified by coroners.
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Cheng Malay-Liang
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Chiang
He ‘Ying-Chie
Shensi
Kans
Tungkwan
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Shanai
Sheie
Honan
Marshal Chang
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Te Chang
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Moscow
Chang
China
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Chi
Chong
Ching
Japan
Germany
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Ture
Wildwood
Ni J
Benjamin Ingersoll
Ned Brown
Prince Edward Potato Bag Company
Canada
A Visit Front 1 Niclas
A fragmented poem fragment by Clement Clarke Moore appears in this front page snippet. It includes a muddy, partially legible line about a child with a white beard and snow, suggesting a seasonal verse feature.
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Niclas
Clement Clarke Moore
Archbishop of Canterbury vows to "tell all" in murder case
In a tense Indianapolis courtroom on December 14, Heber L. Hicks testified amid an atmosphere of royal references and national tension. The Archbishop of Canterbury, linked to the era of King Edward, proclaimed he would tell all as witnesses described a dramatic murder trial.
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London
Church of England
Brookville
Ind
Heber L. Hicks
Britain
Harpellef
R. Miller
Castigimon
Edward
Queca
Friendilly
Chicago
Indianapolis
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Austen
Awit
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Walle Ware
J. H. Schum
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Miller
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Erie
Indiana
Hicks
Kuhlmen
John P. Po
Sky
Kuhlman
Galt
Muller
Poboleky
Leach
Roscoe O Bryne
Stephens J. Blakely
Yer
Mile Jormally
Washington Power Case Delayed By Supreme Court
Supreme Court paused ruling on a Public Works Act challenge regarding publicly owned hydro projects. Justices stated no opinion on evidence relevance and merits while a Duke Power loan to Greenmont County for an electric point in Budd Roost drew scrutiny. Court may retry the case after district court reconsideration and amended government county contract. Roosevelt electors meet in Columbus voting for Franklin D Roosevelt with listed elector names appearing on ballots.
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Nec
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Unik Te Homer
Public Works
Bevan
Duke Power CompaNy
Greenmont Count
South Carolina
Buxzard Roost
Court of Appeale
Chariote
N.C
Bath
Etronic Court
Federal District Court
Lad
Supreme Court
Kourt W.th
Arcuit Court
District Court
Greenwood County
Poison Probe Grips Wilmington Family and Housekeeper
A middle aged balletmaker and a housekeeper faced charges in Wilmington for poisoning the 16 year old daughter of the man’s wife. Police say stepson and Mrs Marker were linked to the death amid alleged sinister circumstances at the family home.
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Wilmington
Pik Houmkeeper
Naughtar Tecauser
John J. Burneysell
Burney
Ynan
Oteers
Bt Smonk
South Carolina
Genette Marker
Annie Thelema Smonk
Emonk
Bolldor
Marker
Bmonk
Netorde
Firuy
Bosak
Tung of & Peizon
Christmas Mystery Serial Begins This Wednesday
The Signals women announce a new serial story titled A Garieimea Eve bismard set in northern New Mexico. A young man is drawn into a party with an uninvited guest Death and a pretty girl. The thrilling mystery unfolds weekly starting Wednesday.
Athens County Miners To Share Big Payroll
Athens county coal miners near Christmas will share about 845000 in payroll for late November and December, with three pays totaling nearly 8450,000 in less than a month. Steel mills run at high capacity, boosting demand for coal as 22 active Athens mines push record tonnage through improved equipment and schedules. Miners earn 88 cents per ton for loaders and up to 580 per day for hourly workers, with a six day week and two rest days.
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Athens County
Athens
Ratireada
Twins Held For Stealing Auto In New York
Police say twin brothers Martin Berger and Harvey Berger were identified by Victor Slater as suspects in a grand larceny case. Both men were charged, though Slater admitted he could not reliably tell them apart.
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Auto
New York
Victor Slater
Martin Berger
Harvey Berger
President to Land At Charleston With Roosevelt
President Roosevelt and accompanying party on a 1900 mile Atlantic voyage reach the Bahamas then steer toward Charleston South Carolina. The lengthy expedition continues to end a 19 260 mile journey toward South America with plans for Romer to proceed to Washington from Charleston.
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Roosevelt
Sta
White House
Bahamas
Atlantic
Florida
South America
Beck
Romer
Washington
Pope Pius XII Condition Complicated by Varicose Issue
Vatican sources report Pope Pius XII, age 79, continues to suffer circulatory stagnation with intense pain and a newly noted varicose condition in his legs. While not eliminating all concerns, doctors remain cautiously hopeful about his overall stability amid the ongoing health crisis.
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Vatican City
Pius
Washington Del. to meet Social Security Act requirements
Washington Delaware officials discuss meeting seven conditions of the Social Security Act to qualify for federal unemployment benefits. The provisions cover administration methods, payment through public offices, appeals for denied claims, immediate federal treasury payments, state expenditure from federal funds, required reporting, and sharing recipient data with federal agencies. States set benefit rates and durations, with Ohio pending a bill and federal approval. Retroactive acts are opposed as the plan moves for 1937 benefits.
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Washington
Federal Treasury
Drought fears loom as experts warn of severe crop loss
Agricultural economists in Washington report that a 1927/1936 style drought could cut U.S. crop production sharply with rains failing across the plains and western states. They estimate potential farm income losses in the billions, urging federal action to curb drought costs and aid afflicted farmers.
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Corn Belt
Crvay Pees
Texas
Trania
Pining
Ana
Middle West
Auater
Great Plains
Chicago
Gove
Moawara
Department of
Nier
Dent Rooevalt
Isuhao
Pacific
Congress Ag
Basements and fumes trigger mass Eastman Street scare
Fumes from a overheated hot water tank caused a houseful of residents on Eastman Street to collapse and faint while seven adults and six children suffered effects. Neighbors aided victims as families, including Brantfass and Orr, were moved to safe locations and treated by a physician.
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Cronnwood Cemetery
Pat Ton
Gabriel
Richard
Dolores
Charles Ansel
Brantasa
Elizabeth Ansel
Lulu H. Orr
Botinie
Aeven
Florence
Branfess
Orr
Mra Angel
Elizabetn
Klasteter
Hmelo
Brunfars
Ansel
Xthel Henderson
Sally Rand Spotlight Incident Draws Fire
Sally Rand objects to a bright white light during a Paso del Norte show in December. The distracted operator allegedly caused an intense spotlight moment, provoking uncomfortable reactions and prompting clarifications from the dancer and venue.
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Paso
Tex
Dee
Sally Rand
Galy
Electoral College for Roosevelt Chosen in Washington
Members of the electoral college gathered in state capitals to select a president and vice president. If they honored the voters from November 3, Roosevelt and Garner were expected to receive 28 and 8 votes respectively. Gov Louis J Brann planned to follow the lame duck provisions and interrupt the meeting to January to align with the federal amendment.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Memners
United States
Louis J. Brann
Wid Meine
Death Claims Son of Distinguished Ancestors in Indisnapallo
Russell Harrison, 82, son of former President Benjamin Harrison and great-great-grandson of William Henry Harrison, died of heart disease. He served in state politics, led legal work, and owned the Helena Daily Journal. Burial will be in Crown Hill Cemetery with family in attendance.
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Harrison
Benjamin Marrteen
Williain Henry Mertison
Clisase Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Todiana Bows of Representatives
Tse
State
Oxford
Filson
Samy
Mont
Helena
Journ
Atatf
Leonard Woyd
Willam
Wenty Harrison
Indianapolis
Marthena Williamd
Washington
Mary Harrison
Weebington
Benjamin Marrison
New York
Tery
Fifteen Die in Ohio Auto Mishaps Weekend
A chaotic weekend in Ohio left fifteen dead and many injured as vehicles collided and drivers fled the scene. Victims include Ray M. Bossert and Adeline Bossert near Alliance, and James Cramer near Greenville, with others in Lima, Dayton, Portsmouth, and Warren.
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Trast
Vlethera
Ray M. Bossert
Nis Sinter
Adeline
Allance
Elliot Sunday
SuMeld
Akron
Wheeling & Take Brietran
Levis Boecert
Greenville
James Cramer
Pennsylvania
Woolington
Angelt Grten
Wade Westenberg
Abs
Watche
Mormine City
Dayton
Habis Code
Anthony Sidorowicz
Lorem
Sidorewics
Hax- FY Pratt
Rome
Portamouth
Rob Johnson
Cutler
Marietta
Coreper
Dickson
Cincknnati
Ret Schurr
Albert Jecter
Lomin
William George Caskey
Sastitate
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Margaret Hereba
Nunemaid
Warren
Youngatown
Paul Colicel
Atea
Am Poutomobile
Young Roosevelt Improves After Sinus Infection
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr in Massachusetts General Hospital for sinus infection shows marked improvement after additional rest and care. Doctors now hope surgery, previously postponed twice, may no longer be required, as Mrs Roosevelt and Young Roosevelts attend to him at the hospital.
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Seaton
Franklin DL Roosevelt, Jr
Phil- Mpa
House
Roosevelt
Harvard
Young Rotme
Veil
Ethel Si. Prat
Prastiin Ie Hia Hospital
Wealthy Ohioan pays heavy income tax in 1934
The tax bureau released income figures showing one Ohio resident paid between 760,000 and 900,000, another between 500,035 and 760,000, and four others between 400,000 and 800,000. The reports indicate several high earners in Ohio and an average net income figure discussed amid broader weather notes.
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Ohio
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