Coast Air Plant Worker Convicted as Spy; Admitted Offering Bomber Prints to Japan
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Drummond convicted
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December 23, 1938
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ITALY REPUDIATES FRENCH PACT OF'35; NEW TENSION SEEN; Mussolini, Seeking Territory, Is Expected to Resume Role of Demander REICH TACTICS EMPLOYED Britain Will Support Paris in Defense of Tunisia Against Threats From Rome Action Seen as Important Frontier Changes Provided ITALY DENOUNCES FRENCH 35 PACT Territorial Demands Uncertain Germany's Backing Likely
By P. J. Philipwireless To the New York Times
Expelled from Italy
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Germans Uninformed by the Press Of Protest, but Read Blasts at lckes; Papers Silent on Rebuff to Representations Over 'Insulting and Vulgar' Speech--Link Secretary to Gangs and Musica REICH PRESS SILENT ON ICKES PROTEST Many Americans Criticized La Guardia Under Fire Serious Affair' Seen
By Otto D. Tolischuswireless To the New York Times
Attends workers' Christmas festival
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ENVOY IS LECTURED; Welles Says Nazis Shock Opinion and Set Pace by Own Attacks PITTMAN MAKES THRUST Asserts We Dislike Berlin and Tokyo Regimes and Will Enforce Morality Pittman Scores Dictatorships Relations at New Low U. S. BARS PROTEST OF REICH ON ICKES Cites Reich Press Attacks Reporters Twit Ickes No "Grilled Millionaires"
By Bertram D. Hulenspecial To the New York Times
Visited by Roosevelt; discuss Roosevelt's archives
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JAPANESE SUBMIT IN SHIP RATE CLASH; Two Lines Agree to Charge Same Tariff on Coffee as American Vessels Suicidal" Results Avoided Text of Commission's Finding JAPANESE SUBMIT IN SHIP RATE CLASH
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lines agree to charge same rate as U S ships
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Notable Births
1938Bob Kahn, American computer scientist and engineer, co-developed the Transmission Control Protocol[†]
Robert Elliot Kahn is an American electrical engineer who, along with Vint Cerf, first proposed the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and the Internet Protocol (IP), the fundamental communication protocols at the heart of the Internet.