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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1940

Page

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Willkie Appeals For Freedom At Madison Square Garden Rally

Wendell Willkie urged a crowd of about 24 000 at Madison Square Garden to support him as a servant of the people not a master. He framed the election as a defense of American freedom and said all citizens are Americans first, mocking rivals as communists or fascists.

Willkie New York Madison Square Garden Wendell L. Willkie Roosevelt Lincoln America Cleveland Joseph W. Martin Bruce Barton Barton

'Sorry', Says Willkie Democrat Not Going Your Way Tuesday

Dorothy Lawrence a Bluefield schoolteacher and rabid Willkie Democrat told a Democratic caller she was voting for Willkie. The exchange occurred when the local Democratic headquarters tried to confirm her polling plans.

Willkie Dorothy Lawrence Bluefield Ceres Miss Lawrence

McNary Warns On New Deal Farm Policy In California

Senator Charles L. McNary closed his West Coast campaign with a charge that Hull and Wallace sacrifice farmers for a weak neighbor policy. He blasted farm policy and reciprocal treaties, predicting harm to U S agriculture and defense if the New Deal extends.

Sacramento Calif Charles L. McNary Hull Henry A. Wallace America McNary California Wallace Europe

Labor Takes Spot In West Virginia Campaign Tilt

In Charleston on November 2 1940 labor again dominates the political spotlight as Democrats and Republicans debate the likely vote of workers. John L Lewis CIO president spoke in support of Wendell Willkie a week earlier and Van A Bittner United Mine Workers district 17 chief lieutenant followed with a Roosevelt endorsement.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia John L. Lewis CIO Wendell L. Willkie Roosevelt van A. Bittner United Mine Workers District 17 Lewis Bittner

Dawson Says Victory Ours in West Virginia Campaign

Daniel Boone Dawson the Republican candidate for governor closed his campaign in Huntington declaring the battle for West Virginia has been won and victory is ours. He told a Cabell county audience of about six thousand that the state is aflame with Republicanism and praised his running mate Tom Sweeney and the state ticket. He urged voters to elect the ticket. Dawson Says-See Page 2.

Huntington Daniel Boone Dawson West Virginia Charleston Cabell County Jess Hammock Dawson Tom Sweeney Wheeling United States Senate

Newspaper Polls Show Trend Of Next Tuesday Balloting

New York reports statewide and city polls from Chicago Tribune and New York Daily News indicating Roosevelt and Willkie vary by state. The national survey tallies solid South support for Roosevelt and mixed results elsewhere, with key doubt states including New Jersey Pennsylvania Montana and Maryland shaping the race.

New York Illinois Roosevelt Willkie Chicago Tribune Chicago Times Indiana New York Daily News Upstate Long Island New York City Ohio Cleveland Plain Dealer Cuyahoga County Columbus Dispatch Youngstown Vindicator Wisconsin Solid South Roosevelt Willkie Ala Ark Fla Miss Ghs SYS Scar le Rae Ee Willkie Ida Wis Cal Minn Ore Wyo Kan Neb Iowa N. Dak Ind Mich FRD Pennsylvania Delaware Montana Massachusetts Maryland Willkie New Jersey Connecticut California Oklahoma West Virginia Michigan Idaho Rhode Island Asv Wsnme

Roosevelt Seeks Vote of Confidence Next Tuesday

President Roosevelt urged a national vote of confidence in his third term during a final campaign address in Cleveland. He cited the world storm threatening peace and outlined democracy vs dictatorship while appealing for support to continue his New Deal and foreign policy aims.

Cleveland Roosevelt Comunists Iollers New York Pennsylvania Ohio

Armed Man Nabbed At Willkie Rally

An armed man near the speakers platform at a Willkie rally in Madison Square Garden was intercepted as Wendel L. Willkie concluded his speech. The 69 year old man attempted to move toward the platform with a woman companion. a revolver was found on him, a .32 caliber fully loaded weapon. The Hewitts of Garden City identified the man and alerted police, who detained him and confirmed the firearm.

New York Madison Square Garden Wendel L. Willkie Hewitts Edward Unger

Candidates Near End of Campaign

Campaign activity winds down as Republican and Democratic hopefuls finalize whirlwind tours. John L. Lewis endorsement of Wendell Willkie to be broadcast on WHIS at 5 30 p m. Polls open Tuesday 6 30 a m close at 6 30 p m with election returns on WHIS and The Daily Telegraph coordinating AP and precinct totals.

Mercer Daily Telegraph John L. Lewis Wendell Willkie United States WHIS Associated Press

RAFwide Berlin raids mark heaviest air attack yet

London reports two Berlin raids by British bombers on November 1 and 2, striking major railway hubs and power plants. The Klingenburg and Charlottenburg stations were heavily hit with extensive fires, described as the largest blaze seen in Germany. A veteran crew spoke of a fire stretching a mile and glowing through clouds, while air staff cited Sir Charles Portal’s tough strategy as driving heavier blows.

Associated Press London Berlin RAF Air Ministry Klingenburg the Press Association Britain Charles Portal Germany Charlottenburg

Five Teams Drop From Grid List

Five unbeaten teams were removed from the rankings as Minnesota defeated Northwestern 13-12 in Evanston, Tulane beat Clemson 13-0, Navy defeated Penn State 20-0, Alabama shut out Kentucky 25-0, and Tulsa beat Detroit 7-0. Notre Dame crushed Army 7-0, while Cornell, Boston College, LaFayette, and others won easily. See page 10.

Clemson Navy Northwestern Detroit Kentucky Minnesota New York Bernie Bierman Minnesota Gophers Cornell Boston College Penn State LaFayette Georgetown Notre Dame Michigan Midwest Texas A Tennessee Stanford Southern Methodist Mississippi State Texas Tech Evanston Bob Sweiger Gopher Joe Mernik Washington Nebraska Ohio State Iowa Tigers New Orleans Tulane Penn Alabama Tulsa Yankee Stadium Army Steve Juzwik Columbia Manhattan Jefferson

Navy Caribbean patrol moves under way with eight destroyers

The Navy announced that the Atlantic patrol force of eight destroyers and six patrol planes, under Rear Admiral Hayne Ellis, has begun scheduled exercises in the Guantanamo San Juan Culebra sector. The group left Key West for training and patrol operations and is slated to visit St. Lucia, amid speculation of a potential naval base site and recent French island activity.

St. Lucia British Island Martinique Vichy

London raids pressed as German air offensive continues

British air ministry reports 2,433 German bombers and fighters lost since August 8 with 6,000 aviators out of action. Nine Nazi planes were struck down before dark with no British losses. Berlin cites new fires and damage as raids persist on Woolwich and southeast England amid ongoing day and night bombardments.

Britain Air Ministry Germany France Low Countries North Sea England Minstry London Berlin DNB Woolwich Royal Arsenal High Command

Italians Halt Short of Main Greek Defense Line

London reports A V Alexander says British troops have landed in Greek territory and air and naval support are aiding Italian invaded Greece. He vows Britain will honor its aid pledge as the road to victory begins to define itself. Front reports Greece’s mountain troops capture a hill four miles inside Albania after a fierce bayonet assault on Italian forces.

London A. V. Alexander Admiralty Britain Naples Alexander Athens Greece Pirus

Italian death by own action squadron strikes Greece

British dispatch reports Italy launched a "disperate" squadron against Greece, targeting Salonika Patras and other targets. Air raids damaged docks, barracks, stores, reservoirs, and a canal. Ioannina besieged from Kalamas valley and Pindus heights as Greece rejects negotiations.

Rome Greece Italy Ioannina Janina Kalamas River Pindos Pindus Metaxas Kalamas Salonika Crete Corfu Patras Ciano Ethiopia Aegean Stefani Poet Canal Pommemand

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M'Nary West Farmer LABOR GOP BY Max Fullerton Neely Mr. Roosevelt Midway Park Street Reece Street Southern Maid Confectionery Lee Street East End School Pen Mar Street South Bluefield Virginia Bland Street Fairview School Washington Street Memorial School Whitethorn School F. D. Roosevelt Herb Barker U. S Caribbean London Raiders THE Duce
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