Senate Debates Neutrality Bill Expands Congress Checks
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs a neutrality bill that would allow Congress to declare war and bar shipments to belligerents, monitor arms sales and credits, and extend long term credits to foreign firms while preserving 90 day credits. The measure aims at repealing the arms embargo despite administration opposition.
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Washington
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Mississippi
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Missouri
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Last of Tom Green Union Soldier Dies in Texas
H Chapple 91 last surviving Union Army veteran in Tom Green County died at his Christoval home after months of illness. Funeral at Christoval Church Monday with burial in Christoval Cemetery. Born in England he joined at 14 as a friend of a recruiter and served as an orderly in a telegraph office. He moved to Texas in 1868 then Christoval in 1902. Survivors include his widow nine children 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Notable survivors include Ed and Will Chapple of Fort Worth and daughter Mrs Effie Higgins of San Antonio.
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Chapple
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Fort Worth
Effie Higgins
San Antonio
Five Pesoras Hurt In Texas Crashes
Five persons were injured in railway and highway accidents in Corsicana over the weekend. D Buchanan 63, a night watchman, was seriously hurt after falling between box cars. Lynn Wallace received head injuries when struck by a locomotive. Ollie Benson of Midlothian and W C Fox were hurt in a hit and run collision involving three cars. H C Elliott of Jayton suffered scalp wounds and a hip injury while repairing a tire.
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Lynn Wallace
Ollie Benson
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Panhandle A. and M. Club Holds Capitol Meeting Tonight
The Panhandle Texas A. and M. Club will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Capitol Hotel. Regular meetings are scheduled for Monday nights for the remainder of the football season.
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Leaders Seek Impregnable Defense to Keep U.S. Out of War
National leaders along with government officials and American Legion officers urged maintaining neutrality through a strong defense at the region's 21st national convention in Chicago. War Secretary Woodring, via Brig. Gen. Andrews, warned neutrality fears recur but can be met, citing past moments since Washington. Gov. Saltonstall and Portland Mayor Carson highlighted service to state and nation as part of the Legion's pledge to prevent war.
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Massachusetts
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Portland, Ore
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FBI Seeks Broad Help in Drive Against Espionage
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover said law enforcement agencies, industry, civic groups and state executives are pledging aid in President Roosevelts anti espionage drive. Hundreds of replies to his Sept 6 letter show strong public support for ridding America of espionage and violation of neutrality laws.
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Veterans group calls for peace and neutrality in education
National Commander Stephen F. Chadwick warns against foreign turmoil and urges America to lead by example to maintain peace. The report condemns aliens stirring class warfare, praises Dies committee work, and opposes federal education control and broad pensions for veterans.
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Greensboro
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Warsaw Radio in New Challenges
Warsaw radio staff continued broadcasts from a high city studio detailing German bombardment and civilian casualties as Warsaw clung to defense. They urged barricades and aid roles while appeals to Britain and France sought help before too late.
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No Waiting to Dry Checks Perspiration and Odor
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How To Hold False Teeth More Firmly
Do your false teeth slip or wobble when you eat or talk. Just sprinkle FASTEETH on your plates to hold teeth more firmly and comfortably. It is an alkaline powder with no gummy taste and it helps prevent denture odor. Sold at drug stores.
Dutch dress pattern 4203 offers bright plaid youngsters
Anne Adams pattern 4203 for girls ages 6 14 features a wide collar, fullness in an eight gore skirt and swagger pockets. pattern costs 15 cents, contrast trim, size 10 uses 2 1/2 yards fabric. Order via Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept 243 W 17th St New York NY.
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