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Eighty-one-year-old Russian Orthodox Bishop Seraphim Chichagov was arrested by Soviet authorities on a charge of spreading monarchist propaganda.
Clint Frank of Yale University was awarded the Heisman Trophy
The Rosele Theatre opens in Ocean View Norfolk, Va
The Waco News-Tribune, Waco, Texas
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Italy formally recognized Manchukuo.
iWilliam B. Bankhead is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
It was a full house at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City.
The Sunday Herald, Provo, Utah
Des Moines Sunday Register, Des Moines Iowa
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Generalissimo Francisco Franco announced a total naval blockade of Republican ports and warned that any ship attempting to enter the ports would be attacked. He also told the Republican government to surrender by December 12 or face a massive new offensive.
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A referendum on freemasonry was held in Switzerland. 68.7% of voters rejected a proposed ban on the practice.
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A Chinese peasant brings home dinner
Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan
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The Battle of Sha
nghai ended in Japanese victory.
Robert Schumann‘s only Violin Concerto is premiered in Berlin, more than 80 years after it https://youtu.be/DcUrX6l41V0was written.
Hjalmar Schacht resigned as Reich Minister of Economics and was replaced by Hermann Göring. Schacht remained in the Cabinet as minister without portfolio.
The Evening Times from Sayre, Pennsylvania on November 26, 1937
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Thanksgiving! Got up late. Saw “Wife Doctor Nurse” at Premier last night. 
Was good. Ate dinner with Klyngo, went to the new Museum (art) in the afternoon and met Mr. Sprague, in charge. Ate supper, Aylce Claire and I, at Martens. Charlotte St. John and Mr. Coppeg’s other guests. Very enjoyable day. Addie, Jim and Henry Clark came down last night for the holiday. They went to Lela’s in the mts. today. Lavora takes them home Sat. Letters from Arnold, Ty-ty and Diantha.
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French authorities arrested Eugène Deloncle, the alleged ringleader of the monarchist plot to overthrow the French republic
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The Nine Power Treaty Conference ended with little accomplished.
British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain responded to a question in the House of Commons about Lord Halifax’s recent trip to Germany by explaining that the visit was “entirely private and unofficial” and so he would not “make any further statement in regard to them at this stage.” Chamberlain called speculation in the British press about the nature of the discussions “not only irresponsible but highly inaccurate.”
In Canada, the first Governor General’s Awards were presented by Lord Tweedsmuir
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The play Of Mice and Men, based on the John Steinbeck novel of the same name, premiered at the Music Box Theatre on Broadway.
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The Muslim Society of Great Britain held its first public meeting to protest the Peel Commission‘s recommendation to partition Palestine. Sir Ernest Nathaniel Bennett chaired the meeting
Belgium’s King Leopold the third is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
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Sure enough. they left this morning about ten for Andews and I moped all day. Went to Clyde’s apartment in the evening.
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Lord Halifax ended his visit to Nazi Germany. He returned to London believing that Hitler could be bargained with, and this development marked the beginning of Neville Chamberlain‘s appeasement policy toward Germany
Treasure Island – at the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco – is dedicated.
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Arnold called about 10 a.m. Had a chance to come to Carlsbad with fellows going to the Caverns. He came on up here – My premonitions about him surely come true. Been feeling that he’d come or call for “two days!” Saw “Live Begins at College” with Ritz Brothers! Silly! Saw our bookcase. Saw Velma and Pete, Evelyn was married today! Was to have been our wedding day if our first plans had carried!!! Visited with Hazel Hansen, Mrs. Martens, Mr and Jack called to Neb by illness of Mr,Mrs father – he is better. Rode around in the moonlight. Had Mexican supper. To bed about 2 a.m. Arnold hopes the fellows stay until afternoon but it is doubtful.!
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The Chinese government moved the capital from Nanking to Chonqing.
The Japanese captured Suzhou
Primo Carnera, former world champion, attempted to come-back in a fight with the Marseilles champion, De Meglio, at the Salle de Wagram, Paris,
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Betty Grable & Jackie Coogan married.
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