Japanese Foreign Minister Warns Against US Loan to China
Japanese Foreign Minister Arita warned that a US loan of 25 000 dollars to China would be a dangerous political gesture and economic pressure likely to strain East Asia. He cited plans for a China Japan Manchukuo bloc and questioned the relevance of the 1922 Chinese territorial pact amid calls to end extraterritorial privileges.
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Imank
China
Lwren Washingi
Yokyo
Ha- Arita
East Asia
United States
Arita
Japan
Ora
Manchoukuo
Nnions
eAritz
New Social Security Plan Drawn as Expansion Sways Debates
The Social Security board backs expanding coverage by 1940 to around 8.16 million workers and later most workers, including farmers and professionals. Proposals include family benefits, disability insurance, and funding via a contingency fund with government and employer shares. Reporter notes a related murder case and labor trial details in Kentucky.
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Washington
Social
Perri
Herbert C. Caywood
John Lee
Inine Foreman
Fed
Janes
West
Lee
Jury May Receive Snyder Case Today
Los Angeles report says Martin Snyder faces a verdict on three counts of attempted murder two counts of kidnapping and one gun law violation stemming from a October 15 shooting. The jury of six men and six women will receive the case and weigh the evidence this evening.
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Snyder
Los Angeles
Martin
Songbird
Ruth Etting
Wiss Etling
Mgr .Aldarman
May Settle Rumanian Jews in Holy Land
The Romanian foreign office disclosed a plan to settle about 150,000 Jews in the Holy Land and British colonies, with 50,000 annually. Wealthy Jews would be asked to fund the program, and subscriptions urged across Jewish communities. First removals would target Bucovina Bessarabia and Transylvania provinces as details remain indefinite.
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Bugharest
Rumanian Foreign Office
Te ‘Rogen
Palestine
Great Britain
Holy Land
Bucovine
Bessarabia
Transylvania
Rumania
Deadly Rio Norte Rail Crash Kills Dozens
A collision between an express and a freight train near Barbacena on the Centro do Brasil line north of Rio de Janeiro leaves 34 dead and 60 injured, with early reports tallied by newspapers.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Centro DO Brasil
Barbacena
Rumors Denied of Pope Pius Cardiac Setback
Vatican officials and a news service denied rumors of a cardiac setback for Pope Pius XII after reports circulated following his earlier November 25 health issue. Authorities stated the pope felt better than in recent weeks and dismissed the speculation.
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Vatican City
Pius Ysterday
Vatican
Man Dies After 20 Years of Milk Diet
Jono Flaherty a tailor from Niles died in a hospital at age TS after 20 years on a milk only diet. He began the regimen in 1917 citing a esophageal stricture from an inoculation overdose in World War I. He drank a quart daily and his weight fell from 185 to 110 pounds by Christmas Seals.
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Wakkey
Uth
Jono Flaherty
Niles
Ohio Traffic Fatalities Dominate Weekend Toll
The weekend Ohio traffic toll lists 14 dead from crashes across the state. Names include Arthur Below 42 and family victims, Harold P. Prather 44, Mrs Edith Brooks 87, Vincent Longo 20, and others from Lorain to Columbus, with pedestrians among the victims.
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Associated Press
Rocky Ridge
Port Clinton
Arthur Below
Calvin
Martin Madison
Alice Floriena
Ortena Below
Arthur
John
Stanley
Woloth
Limia
Harold P. Prather
WPA
Cleveland
Edith Brooks
Middletown
Vincent Longo
Columbus
Ivan Lacka
Lorain
Clarence L.grinstead
U. S. l Veterans' Hospital
Dayton
Louiisville
Theodore G. Bejdeli
Sranchston
William ‘Halloran
Bedeli
Ant In Clock Leads To Ownership Confusion
October reports an ant crawled into Joseph Jackson's clock. Jackson saw the ant, but chose not to dismantle the clock. The clock was later found stolen and a polite receiver demanded identification. Jackson remembered the ant unit there.
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Salt Lake Grr
Joseph Jackson
Jackson
Jockson
TVA Probers Seek Time Extension for Inquiry
Washington reports that the congressional committee investigating TVA will ask for more time to finish its inquiry. The panel plans to adjourn December 21 and seek additional funds as the current $50,000 appropriation is exhausted. TVA's year ending June 30, 1938 showed a $310,171 loss on power operations, per Controller E. J. Kohler.
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TVA
Washington
Penahey
D-Chip
Congressional
Donahey
E. J. Kohler
Chamberlain Says Germany Must Be Taken as Partner
A Boston lawyer testified he drafted a contract for the purchase of Lee Enfield rifles by McKesson and Robbins and Standard Oil of England at the request of F. Donald Coster and Philip Musica. Federal authorities pursue arms smuggling alongside Musica’s swindles as they expand investigations into the £87 million corporation.
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New York
Boston
Donald Coster
Philip Musica
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Standard of
England
Frederick Win
Persis
Ambrose V. McCall
Coster- Musica
U.S
Gregory F. Noonan
Moenan
Musica
McKesson_.& Robbins
oEi
George Musica
George 5
Dietrich
McKesson & Robbins
George. Musica
New Haven
Conn
Archar
George Vernard
Egert
Robert
Robert Dietrich
Bridgeport
Chamberlain Defends Appeasement Policy Before Commons
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain defended appeasement with Nazi Germany as a peace measure and dismissed reports of ceding Somaliland to Italy. He said there was no real disagreement with the United States and addressed Labour and Liberal criticisms as Parliament prepared for a full foreign affairs debate before Christmas.
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London
Prime _ iinister Chamberlain
House of Commons
Nazi Germany
Europe
United States
Britain
Chamberlain
Italy
Somatiland
Mussolini
France
Africa
French
Somaliland
Gibouti
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Harold L. “Ickes
Cleveland
Ickes
New Deal
State Department
Moore and Osborne Favored For Board
James Moore and Frank Osborne emerged as the leading candidates for two Muskingum County Democratic seats on the board of elections. The party committee will name a candidate at 8 tonight in Leroy Talley’s office on Macket Street, with 57 committeemen expected to decide. Other candidates listed include Robert Wallace Rose Ville Zanesville Philo Wentz Duncan Falls Donald Grant and Elmer E Morrow. Moore’s firm is due to expire in March 1940 and the secretary of state will appoint for a four year term.
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James Moore
Frank Osborne
Muskingum County
Democratic Executive Committee
Board of Elections
Leroy Talley
Macket Street
James Eumbent
Robert Wallace
Rose
Salazar Held in Texas for Murder of Girl’s Parents
A drunken farmhand Frank Salazar admitted killing the parents of Wilma Kennedy after abducting 16 year old Wilma in Miles Texas. He was jailed in Austin with District Attorney O D Fisher seeking the death penalty. Salazar had fled with the girl and later confessed his crime while claiming love for her. The Kennedys were deceased from axe wounds and skull fractures.
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Austin
Tex
West Texas
O. D. Fisher
Frank Salazar
Wilma Kennedy
Paul Kennedy
New Flying Boat Accommodates 74
A 42 ton Boeing clipper rests on Lake Washington before its launch into trans Atlantic or Pacific service. This second Seattle built craft offers lavish accommodations including a bridal suite and rivaling luxury ocean liners or top transcontinental trains.
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Seattle
Pan American conference shoots down Cuban mediation plan
The eighth Pan American conference steering committee voted 18 to three to kill a Cuban proposal for immediate armistice and U S mediation in the Spanish Civil War. Argentina warnings over U S policy and Landon’s Monroe Doctrine comments at the meeting stirred debate on continental solidarity.
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Lima Committee
Lima
Peru
Europe
Haiti
Mexico
Delensé
Afraiio Mello Franco
Alf M. Landon
la Argentina
United States
Isidoro Ruiz Moreno
Argentina
Roosevelt
Landon
The
Americas
Washington
Ickes Challenges Ford and Lindbergh at Hanukkah Banquet
Secretary Harold Ickes assailed Henry Ford and Col Charles A Lindbergh for accepting medals from dictators. He urged Americans to refuse honors that celebrate tyranny while defending immigration laws and aiding Jewish refugees seeking a homeland in Palestine.
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Cleveland
Henry Ford
Charles A. Lindbergh
Interior
Harold' S. Ickes
Ickes
Cleveland Zionist Society
Henry Fords
Col
Ford
Congressional
Jekes
America
Congress
Christmas Greeting Service From Times-Signal Offered
The Sunday Times-Signal announces a Christmas Greeting Service in its Christmas morning edition. A chatty letter to former Zanesville residents will recount many of the year's events, with personal greetings included for readers sending copies. Orders go to the Circulation Department in Zanesville Ohio.
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Sunday Times-Signal
Zanesville
Ohio
Tobacco Farmers Reject Quotas Cloud New Deal Programs
Washington dispatch reports farmers show resistance to marketing controls as quotas for cotton already approved. Critics say crop control law was repudiated in 14 states after Burley and dark type tobacco quotas were defeated. Flue cured tobacco and rice producers had previously rejected quotas.
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Washington
New Deal
I ! Administration
Itabacco
Isw
Glamour Bride Gloria Baker Weds Tin Plate Heir
Palm Beach Palm Beach Fla four friends and relatives about 30 gathered for the double ring ceremony at the bride's mother's villa as Gloria Baker wed Henry J Topping heir to a tin plate fortune. Topping named his brother Daniel as best man amid wealth and high society.
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Gloria Baker
Feir Palm
Leach
Fla
New York
Palm Beach
Henry J. “Bek” Topping
Vila
Margaret Emerson
Topping
Daniel
Davey Backs No 0.5 U Candidate for Ohio State President
Governor Martin L. Davey reaffirmed he will not appoint a candidate from Ohio State University for the presidency. He said trustees should look outside the university, stressing the need for a leader unbound by politics and personnel cliques. The board voted five to two to pursue an external president over internal candidates.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Ohio, State University
Davey
Ohio State
Ohio
University
George W. Rightmire
Callegas
7. L. Morrill
Abdul Read Wrong Stars Ends in Joil
In a St Louis booth a man named Abdul Read Wrong Stars sold astrological charts claiming mind reading. A customer, Hazel Hagerty, urged him to seek work and alerted the police. He admitted the stars gave no warning.
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Abdul
ST. Louis
Sheik
Hazel Hagerty
Bandits Loot $10 000 to $30 000 From Club Members
Three masked gunmen robbed an exclusive club in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill district stripping 50 members and taking cash reported between 10000 and 30000 dollars. A member pursued them but a license number noted was incorrect.
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Plutsburgh
Jstairs
Pittsburgh
Squirrel Hill
Miner Leaves Dynamite Pack at Logan Liquor Store
A state liquor store in Logan West Virginia received a package left on a lit stove by a customer who believed it was his purchase. Inside the forgotten package were seven sticks of dynamite prompting a safety response.
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Logan
W. VA
PKA
Christmas Tragedy Follows Quarrel in Los Angeles
A man returns to find his wife Helen Wallet 26 and son Jimothy 4 shot to death beside a .22 pistol after a Christmas quarrel about money. He says a note from Mrs Wallet reads I think this way is best. Christmas would have marked the couple’s sixth wedding anniversary.
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Los Angeles
Helen Wallet
Jimmy
James Wellet
Wellet
Liewk
A. E. Winter
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Times-Signal
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