Sue Mary in a Studio Crowd and a New Crusade
Sue Mary spends a free day with Nick Alexander and the Youth Progress group at Natalie’s studio, meeting Vera and Natalie, and considering political activism while debating Russia and labor rights. She returns to Joe, torn between romance and a belief in social change.
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There'll Be More Than 5 000 Medics To Look After Health Of Soldiery
Washington reports a medical mobilization plan for war with 5000 physicians in uniform and 70000 nurses to support the armed forces. The American Medical Association has cataloged 10000 physicians for quick draft referrals and specialty sorting to ensure fit personnel.
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King Loses York-Yoke Over District of Columbia Law
Washington notes from October 2 report that Congress ended royal jurisdiction over D C laws after Rep. Eugene J. Keogh found an unused colonial clause. The 1901 1929 code revisions left the king’s reference in place until action to remove it began.
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Will Seek Defense Bases In Bahamas
High ranking United States army and navy officers planned a Nassau visit with the Duke of Windsor to scout suitable defense bases on the Bahama islands. They would travel by military planes to six British possessions in the West Indies to lease land for naval and air outposts. New Providence Island is small with limited harborage, prompting speculation the base may be near the Crooked Island passage.
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Gnat Tank Undergoes Hard Army Test in Baltimore
A compact 60 mph gnat tank is undergoing preliminary army tests at Holabird depot in Baltimore ahead of a cross country torture run and production for 70 units. The vessel carries three soldiers, a .30 cal machine gun, and 3,000 rounds, with an 80 inch wheelbase and four wheel drive.
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No Italian Push Seen Along Egypt Front
Edward Kennedy reports from Egypt on October 2 that no large Italian offensive is evident along the British front. Bedouin tribesmen are evacuating desert homes as fears of war grow, while Italian outposts at Sidi Barrani and Bir Safafi consolidate positions and face logistical hurdles across the barren no mans land.
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Bombers Hit Berlin Area and German-Occupied Lands
British bombers conducted sustained attacks on targets around Berlin and scattered sites across Germany and occupied territories last night, according to wartime dispatches from London.
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McNary to Speak at Enid October 17
Republican Vice PresidentNominee Charles L. McNary will speak in Enid on October 17 as part of a counter-offensive against a Democratic attack in Oklahoma's eighth congressional district. The visit follows Democratic VP candidate Henry Wallace's appearance in support of Rep. Phil Ferguson, who seeks reelection. National Committeeman Lew Wentz announced McNary's trip after talks with party leaders including Ross Rizley, Guyman, a Republican candidate for Ferguson's seat.
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Roosevelt Denounces Missile Throwing in Campaign
President Roosevelt denounces missile throwing at a political campaign as repugnant. He notes a scrap basket dropped from a Detroit window injuring a bystander and an egg thrown at Willkie’s car in Pontiac. He suggests such acts may be crimes and says an employee of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation could lose her job if implicated.
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Judge Shoots Two Then Disappears In Detroit Incident
State-wide search mounted for Common Pleas Judge Robert E. Sage after a shooting in his county building office left Ralph Nadell dead and three others wounded. The 41-year-old judge fled hatless and coatless after a quarrel with three partners.
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Bund leader denies joint Klan rally at Nordland camp
August Klapprott eastern department head of the German American Bund testified before a Dies subcommittee that neutrality should be the theme song for Americans. He denied the rally at camp Nordland near Andover August 18 was a Bund function, though he gave an address of welcome to Klansmen and Protestant War Veterans of America.
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Bombs Slay Chinese
Central News reports about 400 Chinese were killed or injured in yesterday's Japanese air raid on Kunming the capital of Yunnan province.
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