Borah Speech Shifts Senate Isolation Debate
Senate neutrality fight pauses after Sen. M. M. Logan’s death. Sen. William E. Borah’s two hour address sways doubts toward isolationism as administration and isolationists clash on embargo repeal and cash and carry.
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Washington
Senate
M. M. Logan
William E. Borah
Idaho
Alben W. Barkley
Logan
Tom Connally
Tex
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Son Killed by Ohio Hunter on Grand River Farm
Floyd A Billig Jr an eight grade pupil of Painesville died after his father while squirrel hunting on Molnar Farm in Painesville Township fired at a movement in a tree. The shot struck the boy who did not regain consciousness.
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Painesville
O.P
Floyd A. Billig, Jr
Grand River
Molnar
Painesville Township
Floyd
Billig
Refund $400000 in Series Ticket Orders
Cincinnati officials announced refunding about $400 000 to persons who ordered World Series tickets but could not obtain them. Unreserved tickets to be released on sale later this week, with bleacher and standing room fans likely to get them. expected game day crowd about 35 000.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Colleges Named For Air Training Program Expansion
The civil aeronautics authority selected 55 more colleges to join the civilian pilot training program. Among the new participants are Wittenberg College in Springfield Ohio and Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green Ohio, with Shepherd College in Shepherdstown West Virginia and Beckley College in Beckley West Virginia also named.
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Washington
U.P
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Shepherd State Teachers College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Beckley College
Beckley
Russia Moves to Bind Baltic States Under Moscow Pact
Moscow signals expect to seal mutual aid treaties with Latvia and Lithuania this week to place them under Russian protection and push Germany from the inner Baltic. A separate report says Turkey balks at a proposed accord while Latvian foreign minister Wilhelm Munters meets Stalin Molotov and Potemkin to discuss Russia’s port and naval access at Libau and other harbors.
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Moscow
Russia
Baltic
Latvia
Lithuania
Germany
Turkey
Sukru Saracoglu
Saracoglu
Great Britain
France
Wilhelm Munters
Josef Stalin
Viacheslav Molotov
Missar
Vladimir Potemking
Libau
Hoover Says Allies Cannot Be Defeated
Former President Herbert Hoover argues in a New York World Telegram story that England and France cannot be defeated. He believes Allied sea power will control the seven seas and defend England and colonial possessions, with manpower to hold France unless overstretched. He cites air warfare as inconclusive and foresees victory or stalemate for the Allies.
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NEW York
A.P
England
France
Herbert Hoover
New York World-Telegram
Seven Seas
Logan Hotel Manager Sought in $5,000 Missing Funds
Logan authorities search for Frank Dillon former manager of the Ambrose Hotel who disappeared last Saturday after hotel funds showed a $5,000 shortfall. Owner Anna Cole reports unpaid bills dating back months and notes her five years as proprietor.
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Logan
Frank Dillon
Ambrose Hotel
Anna Cole
Former Logan Man Killed in Auto Crash Near Lancaster
Woodrow T. Chapman 26, a Lancaster restaurant proprietor and former Logan resident, was killed when his car struck a bridge abutment on U S Route 33 ten miles north of Lancaster.
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Logan Man
Lancaster
A.P
Woodrow T. Chapman
Logan
Here
AFL Considers Neutrality Resolutions At 59th Convention
At Cincinnati the AFL committees debated 75 resolutions from 512 delegates. A Connecticut Federation of Labor proposal urged endorsement of the Roosevelt administration while noting labor’s alignment with the New Deal. President William Green voiced optimism that the convention would push for action to keep the United States out of war.
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Cincinnati
U.P
American Federation of Labor
Coneention
Connecticut
William Green
United States
Last of Polish Troops Surrender at Gdansk Harbor
The German campaign against Poland ends with the surrender of 4000 Polish troops and sailors from the Hela Peninsula base. Prisoners marched from barracks to the harbor under their officers and were moved by boat to Gdynia.
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Danzig
U.R
Poland
Hela Peninsula
Gdynia
Kaltenborn Addresses Ohio U Audience on War Opinion
Renowned analyst H. V. Kaltenborn spoke to Ohio University students and townspeople at Memorial Auditorium urging public opinion to keep the United States out of war. He criticized neutrality laws, warned of submarine risks, and predicted German defeat within six months with Allied sea superiority. He noted possible Italian entry but doubted its impact, and called for bold opposition to dictatorial powers.
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Kaltenborn
Ohio
United States
H. V. Kaltenborn
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Saloon League Founder Backs Borah's Fight
Dr. Howard Russell founder of the Anti Saloon League of America protests changes to the U S neutrality law in telegrams to Ohio leaders Taft Donahey and Vorys urging support for Senator Borah He argues war hounds lead the chase and appeals to Buckeye sentiment citing a son in World War and concern for grandsons.
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Cleveland
U.P
Howard Russell
Anti- Saloon League of America
U. S
Ohio
Taft and
Donahey
John M. Vorys
Ruffing Gets Yankee Pitching Assignment
New York Yankee manager Joe McCarthy announced that ace Red Ruffing, sidelined with a sore arm since September 17, will start tomorrow's World Series opener against the Cincinnati Reds.
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New York
U.P
Red Ruffing
Yankee
Cincinnati Reds
Joe McCarthy
Neutrality Parley Closes Safety Band Established
The Western Hemisphere declared neutrality and formed a safety band to bar warring nations from entering the region. The 21 American republics warned Germany France and Great Britain that no acts can justify war near 300 miles off their coasts. The zone runs from Passamaquoddy Bay to Juan de Fuca Strait, protecting territorial waters of Canada and European possessions. Individual patrols are to be organized by each nation.
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Europe
Germany
Great Britain
France
Canada
Passamaquoddy Bay
Cape Horn
Pacific
Juan de Fuca Strait
United States-Canadian
Savannah
Atlantic
Panama
Arica
Chile
United States
Sumner Welles
Senator Marvel Logan Dies in Washington at 64
Senator Marvel M. Logan of Kentucky died at his Washington home after a three month illness from heart trouble. The junior senator, age 64, had been chairman of the claims committee and reelected in 1936 for a second term after serving on key committees. He first fell ill in July and was stricken again last Friday.
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Washington
U.P
Marvel M. Logan
Kentucky
Senate
Tax Commissioner Places Price Tag on Bigelow Pension Plan
Ohio Tax Commissioner William S. Evatt estimated the Bigelow old age pension plan would cost the state about 310 million dollars in 1940 if approved by voters. He also projected tax gains from the amendment totaling 50 to 140 million dollars, with pension eligibility near 690,000 residents over 60.
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Columbus
U.P
William S. Evatt
Ohio
Evatt
B. B. Brumley
Ohio Emergency Council
Brumley
Bricker
Mines Restart in Eastern Ohio Ties to Local Operations
Officials confirm Webb Mine in Bellaire will resume next week after a three month idle period, returning 500 workers. Rail and River Coal plans loading at Big Run Mine today and 600 jobs within a week. Stewarts and McClainsville Mines to open this month with 800 workers.
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Bellaire
U.P
George M. Jones Company
Webb
Rail and River Coal Company
Big Run
Stewarts
McClainsville
Death of George M. Wilber Noted Lamb Raiser Near Marysville
George M. Wilber a 77 year old Union County farmer and nationally known lamb raiser died at his Marysville area home today.
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Marysville
U.P
George M. Wilber
Union County
Plant to Move Canton U P The Hess Co To Bellevue
The C H Hess Co garment makers will relocate its plant from Louisville Ohio to Bellevue Ohio next week. The move shifts production facilities and may affect local employment and operations.
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Canton
U.P
C. H. Hess Co
Garment Manufacturers
Louisville
Ohio
Bellevue, QO
Britain and France push Hitler to abdicate for peace
Prime Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain and France would not allow Nazi Soviet cooperation to derail the war. He said peace proposals would be tested against allied war aims and blamed Hitler for the conflict while noting Britain's patrols against U boats and efforts to hunt a German raider linked to the S S Clement sinking off Brazil.
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France
Adolf Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Europe
Hitler
Poland
Chamberlain
Soviet
Russia
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S. S. Clement
Admiral Scheer
Warnet Forest
Turkey
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Britain
Berlin
Reichstag
Rome
Galeazzo Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Soviet Russia
British Empire
Iran
Afghanistan
India
Germany
Paris
Council of Ministers
Edouard Daladier
Clement
Strike Looms by 7000 Plate Glass Workers in Seven Plants
A threatened strike by about 7,000 Pittsburgh Plate Glass workers at seven plants including Mt. Vernon Ohio and Clarksburg West Virginia will go ahead Thursday unless the company complies with a National Labor Relations Board order and recognizes the Crystal City Missouri workers bargaining for the union as agent.
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ST. Louis
U.P
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Mt. Vernon
Clarksburg
W. Va
National Labor Relations Board
Robert McVay
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
CIO
Crystal City
Death of Charles E. Harrington in Marietta Collision
Charles E. Harrington 73 of Binghamton New York died in a Marietta hospital from injuries after his car collided with a parked truck. He was a salesman born in Binghamton and died today. The accident occurred in Marietta.
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Marietta
U.P
Charles E. Harrington
Binghamton, N. Y
Marietta Hospital
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