Exiled Romanian King Carol Held Back in Seville
Former King Carol of Romania, his red haired ally Magda Lupescue, and palace minister Ernst Urdareanu faced near arrest in Seville with heavy police at their hotel. They were to be moved to Granada as Spain weighed options, but the removal order was halted pending talks with Urdareanu after an appeal from Carol.
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Spain
Carol of
Romania
Magda Lupescue
Ernst Urdareanu
Granada
Foreign Office
Carol
Urdareanu
Boston
American Dental Association
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Rambling column blends weather talk with politics and odd facts
The writer frets about Alaska horses living long lives and cites McKnight on top horses. He notes gasoline embargo rumors, betting chatter on Roosevelt, coastal fish declines, and bluefish moving to Spain. Apologies on voting stance follow with a Landergin home sale and musings on fitness, sports, and curious trivia.
Classified Help Wanted and Personal Notices
A collage of short requests and notices from a local paper includes responses seeking day work and housework by colored women, a cafe dishwasher interest, a couple offering living quarters in exchange for chores, and various lost and reward notices. Also shows a young Christian man seeking work and a floor waxer listing.
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Virginia Call
Johnson Street
Christian Youth Study Group Meets Tonight
The first fall meeting of the Christian Youth Study Program at First Christian Church is tonight at 6 30 in the Fellowship Hall. A covered dish supper opens the event followed by group singing, a study period and recreation then a short devotional. Rev Fidel Reyes will teach The World Mission of the Church. An adults program will be led by Dr R C Snodgrass.
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First Christian Church
Fidel Reyes
Mexican Christian Church
World Mission of the Church
R. C. Snodgrass
H. A. Shaw
Gordon Grooms
Polk Street Methodist Church
Blackburn- Shaw
Maynard Drake
Brown
Frances Brown
Nellie Erhard
Red Cross
H. J. Hughes
Norman H. Davis
Wilson
Gray Ladies
Junior League
Key Furr
Furr
B. Whittenburg
Arthur Ward
John Ward
Upshaw
Hughes
O. E. Herndon
Veterans Hospital
Ross D. Rogers
John Boyce
Hanson Post
American Legion
Will Herring
Tom Drury
E. W. Robinson
First Aid
L. V. Cradit
O. E. Todd
C. W. Terrell
Howard Williams
Sam Davis
Todd
E. F. Finch
Ray Minner
Floyd Cooper
Potter County
Red Cross Roll Call Highlights Limited Aid to Occupied France
A regional Red Cross conference reports minimal aid to unoccupied France with only 50 000 dollars for medical supplies and Paris area children. John C. Wilson notes 21 counties represented at the meeting at the Social Center as U S Red Cross has raised 21 million dollars for emergency relief.
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Red Cross
France
Paris
John C. Wilson
National Red Cross
Pancher Upshaw
Potter County
Wilson
England
Chinese Say Japanese Bridge Bombing Fails
Officials of the Chinese southwestern transport commission report the Japanese failed to interrupt truck convoys by bombing the 150 foot Mekong river bridge on the Burma road. The suspension bridge spans rugged cliffs 3 000 feet apart and remains undamaged with anti aircraft guns mounted to defend the site.
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Rangoon
Burma
U.P
Chinese Southwestern Transport Commission
China
Mekong River
Turkey Says Nazis Cannot Pass Through
An editorial in Kidam warns Germany must envisage war if it forces a passage through Turkey toward the Suez Canal, reflecting Istanbul on October 23. The piece asserts Turkey will defend its borders and oppose any German advance toward strategic routes.
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Istanbul
Kidam Today
Germany
Turkey
Suez Canal
Safety Congress Highlights To Be Discussed Tonight
Highlights of the National Safety Congress held in Chicago will be discussed at 7 o clock tonight by Gilford F. Bronson, Legion of Safety speaker. The program will be broadcast by KGNC.
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National Safety Congress
Chicago
Gilford F. Bronson
Legion of Safety
KGNC
Absentee Ballots Reach 160 Ahead of Election
County Clerk Hubert Cole announced at noon that 160 residents have cast absentee ballots for the November 5 general election. The deadline to vote by absentee ballot is November 2.
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Hubert Cole
Nazi official dissolves Luxembourg parliament and state council
Gustav Simon, the Nazi civil administrator of Luxembourg, ordered the dissolution of the Luxembourg parliament and state council, signaling a decisive move during the occupation.
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Berlin
Gustav Simon
Luxembourg
Australia bans foreign language on government telephone system
Sydney reports a wartime rule forbids speaking any language but English on the government telephone network. The order states if a person cannot talk English, he cannot use the telephone, with even French barred.
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Sydney
U.P
Australia
MIT Proposes Two Low Cost Food Formulas
Dr. Robert S. Harris presents two sustaining food formulas as a frugal meal plan. Formula 1 combines skim milk powder whole wheat meal solvent soybean meal and vitamin concentrate. Formula 2 uses oats corn wheat skim milk and vitamin concentrate.
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Robert S. Harris
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Clerk Indicted for Threatening President Roosevelt
Edward De Roulhac Blount a 30 year old government clerk was indicted on two counts for threatening to kill President Roosevelt. He pleaded guilty at a preliminary hearing but will plead innocence at district court arraignment Friday. He is free on a $5000 bond. Blount formerly resided in Evansville Indiana.
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Washington
Edward de Roulhac Blount
Roosevelt
Blount
United States
Evansville
Ind
Grew Concludes Talks With Japanese Vice Foreign Minister
United States Ambassador Joseph C. Grew held a lengthy discussion today at the Tokyo foreign office with Vice Minister Chuichi Hashi as part of ongoing diplomatic exchanges between the two countries.
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Toky Tokyo
Upy
United States
Joseph C. Grew
Foreign Office
Chuichi Hashi
Former Secretary of Treasury Dies
George B. Cortelyou Sr. renowned financier and former secretary of the treasury died at age 71 in New York. He previously served as secretary to President McKinley and to Theodore Roosevelt who appointed him to lead the treasury in 1907. He also led the Consolidated Gas Company of New York and was Republican national chairman from 1904 to 1907.
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New York
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
Consolidated Gas Company of
Cortelyou
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Treasury Department
City of Galveston Fails in Force Suit
The city of Galveston failed to compel the Attorney General to approve $1,300,000 in bonds for a Gulf of Mexico pleasure pier project after a Supreme Court action. The suit sought state approval for the municipal bond issuance.
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Galveston
Austin
Supreme Court
Gerald C. Mann
Gulf of Mexico
Itching First Application for Eczema Miracle
Patented Blue Star ointment promises instant relief from eczema rash ringworm pimples scabies and toe itch in one application. Money back if first try fails to satisfy. Use as needed as nature heals.
Two New Planes Accepted by Army
The War Department announced delivery to Wright Field Ohio of the Stinson 0 49 observation plane and the B17C flying fortress. The 22 ton all metal low wing monoplane features flat gun turrets replacing blister types, with a 105 foot wingspan 70 foot length and 15 foot height.
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Washington
War Department
Air Corps
Wright Field
Ohio
Army
British Orders Free Passage of Pharmacist Drugs to German Occupied Areas
The British ministry of economic warfare announced plans to authorize passage of strictly pharmaceutical products and drugs through the blockade to German occupied countries. The move aims to ensure medical supplies reach occupied Europe despite wartime restrictions.
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London
Ministry of Economic Warfar
Lloyd Duncan In Fair Condition At Northwest Texas Hospital
Lloyd Duncan the legless Globe News newsboy is reported in only fair condition today at Northwest Texas Hospital. He is suffering a relapse of Berger's disease, a rare affliction that led to the amputation of his legs.
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Lloyd Duncan
Globe News
Northwest ‘Texas Hospital
Berger
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