The War of the Worlds Broadcast Causes Panic Across Nation
Orson Welles's CBS radio dramatization of The War of the Worlds triggered mass hysteria as listeners fled homes prayed and fainted. Officials called for investigations and the public feared Martian invasion while experts noted the broadcast was a fictional piece.
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Dies Hurles Additional Arms Race in Roosevelts Controversy
In a charged broadcast from Washington on WO L from 11:15 to 11:30 pm, Rep Dies defended his committee’s investigation into subversive activities and accused opponents of obstrucing work. He pledged further discussion with Paul Y Anderson and alleged pressure from the White House to grant air time, amid a broader national debate on armament and policy.
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Negro Admits Crime in Clarendon Attack Case
A 20 year old Black man from Chicago confessed to abducting and assaulting two women near Clarendon Texas in Donley County. Officers tracked him to a cabin where he slept as authorities prepared charges and arranged transport to Potter County Jail.
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All Set for Roving Spooks Night in City Festivities
City readies Halloween event tonight at 7:30 across seven locations including Jon the cts Elmwood Park and local schools. Ames City officials and Southwestern Public Service oversee safety and decorations while Chief W R McDowell warns destruction will mean jail.
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Weather Update for Amarin and Nearby Areas
Readable fragments indicate a general weather note with mentions of fair conditions and a Tuesday change. Temperature extremes referenced as maximum and minimum appear, though specifics remain unclear. Continuous civic or regional forecast elements suggest routine meteorological reporting with emphasis on upcoming Tuesday conditions.
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Record of Off-Year Vote and Wage Cut Hype
A garbled OCR summary notes an off-year vote and wage-cut talk tied to national figures. It mentions Roosevelt, Hoover, Landon, and party dynamics amid a broad national campaign with radio appeals and political strategies. Seattle reports on a glass company probate and wage-relief discussions affecting workers and management.
Extensive Reforms For Stock Exchange Policy
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced major reforms to the New York Stock Exchange procedures. The plan, developed with the exchange, aims to modernize rules following concerns raised by investors and officials.
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Veteran engineer to drive last run of No 111 tonight
The 60 to 70 year old engineer, tied to the Katy and Rock Island lines, will retire this evening after guiding the No 111 steam locomotive for the last time. He began on the Katy at Denison and worked across Texas and Oklahoma, later moving to Amarillo and paying final plans to live in Payetteville. His family will attend his final run as he leaves railroad life.
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Chest Fund Drive Gets Under Way at Annual Campaign
The Chest Fund Drive opens as 10 teams of workers begin the annual budget campaign at the Amrilo Hotel. Chairmen emphasize welfare needs and fundraising to support eleven agencies. Dr Jason H Robberson presides with local leaders noting a goal of over 42000.
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