Hague Ordered To Allow Public Speeches In Jersey City
Federal Judge William Clark ordered Jersey City officials to grant the CIO and allied groups the right to speak in public streets unless the city adopts and enforces a policy prohibiting meetings on public streets. The decree followed a 15,000 word decision issued October 27 and sparked an appeal notice by the city.
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Third United States Circuit Court
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O'Connell
Mont
Rep. Allen
Morris L. Ernst
Cioaclu
Roger N. Baldwin
ACLU
William J. Carney
New Jersey
Banking Amendment On Ballot Today In State
The proposed amendment to the state constitution seeks to remove double liability for stockholders of state banks. It has bipartisan support and mirrors the protection already provided to national bank stockholders since 1933. The measure appears on today’s ballot for ratification or rejection.
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Congress
Pay Hour Aides Linked to Reds in Inquiry
House investigators heard that Paul Sifton, assistant to wage hour administrator Elmer F. Andrews, wrote an article urging workers to expose capitalist deception. J. B. Matthews testified Sifton contributed the piece to Fight, a publication of the American League Against War and Fascism.
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House
Paul Sifton
Elmer F. Andrews
J. B. Matthews
United Front
Committee On un-American Activities
Sifton
Fight
American League Against War
Winter storm blankets Rocky Mountains to Mississippi
A broad winter storm blanketed the Rocky Mountain region and much of Kansas Oklahoma and Texas with snow then moved east across Missouri. Weather disrupted travel and prompted search parties for Harold L Merger of Pueblo who was separated from his hunting party.
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New York
Triple Slaying Trial Opens In New York
New York on November 7 marks the opening of the trial of Robert Irwin charged with triple murder in Beekman Hill Easter slayings. Attorney Samuel Liebowitz contends Irwin was insane at the time, with only three jurors chosen as the case proceeds.
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Robert Irwin
Samuel 8. Liebowitz
Irwin
Beekman Hills
Hadeen
James H. Day
Henry P. Andrews
Financial District
Harry R. Held
Leibowitz
May Visit May Bring Duke Royal Family Together
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester may meet the Duke and Duchess of Windsor in Paris on Friday as a first step toward reconciliation between the British royal family and the abdicated king.
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Duchess of Gloucester
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Windsors May Return to Britain After Family Meeting
Reports say the Duke of Windsor and his exiled wife could be welcomed home if the Duke and the Gloucesters meet during their East Africa trip on the way to Britain. The proposed gathering would mark renewed family contact since his 1936 abdication.
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Dionne Quintuplets to Undergo Tonsil Operations
Callander Ontario November 7 Canadian Press The Dionne quintuplets will have adenoid and tonsil operations on Wednesday The decision was made yesterday by Dr Alan Brown of Toronto and Dr Alan Roy Dafoe their physician Keith Munro their business manager reported
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Keith Munro
Alan Brown
Toronto
Alan Roy Dafoe
Close Contests Seen In Pivotal New York Election
New York dispatch says the state could decide the national outcome with 5 557 845 registered voters and up to 600 000 Labor Party votes. A Dewey victory would lift Republican standing though Lehman’s fourth term remains at stake, Mead and O'Brien also factor into the tight race.
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Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Herbert H. Lehman
Williams
Murray
Thomas E. Dewey
Alex Rose
Saides
Rene
Dewey
Lehman
John Lord O’brien
James M. Mead
Ohio Weather Shapes Turbulent Senate Campaign Race
In Cleveland forecasts of rain and snow flurries loom over the Ohio senatorial contest between incumbent Robert J. Blakley and Republican Robert A. Taft. Voter turnout may dip as an abrupt change from Indian Summer favours cooler weather. Posters urging Save WPA elect Sawyer Bulkley appear in wards. Sawyer defeats Davey in the primary and Bricker looms for governor. Senate committee finds no evidence of WPA vote coercion claims. A newspaper predicts the race could be decided by under 10,000 votes.
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Ohio
Robert J. Blakley
Robert A. Taft
WPA
Sawyer-Bulkley
Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
John W. Bricker
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Taft-Bricker
Rail and labor chiefs map legislative plan
Washington reports rail management and labor leaders met to draft a legislative program for railroad rehabilitation and relief. Three railroad representatives and three labor officials discussed topics for a report to the president, aiming for action by the next session.
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Washington
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific
George Harrison
Railway Labor
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Roosevelt
Harrison
J. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Congress
Sanders and Kee Finish Vigorous Campaign Fight
Sanders and Kee concluded a heated campaign drive on WHIS with final radio pleas as Mercer county voters prepare for the off year election. Kee campaigned in Summers and McDowell counties while Sanders addressed listeners at 8 30 p m. The race for Congress in the Fifth district remains tight with weather forecasts predicting rain and snow midweek.
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Princeton
Congress
Fifth
John Kee
Bluefield
WHIS
Sanders-Ree
Mercer County
Toda Party
Kee
Hinton
Summers County
Kimball
McDowell County
Sanders
Mr. Kee
Project Planned for Armor Plant in Work Experience Program
Charleston W Va Nov 7 A Navy NYA plan would use the South Charleston ordnance plant for a work experience project for about 500 men starting in December. The program aims to provide advanced training in mental and mechanical trades without producing master mechanics. Glenn Callaghan says the project seeks pre apprenticeship prep and work experience rather than full production.
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Charleston
W. Va
South Charleston Naval Ordnance Plant
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Navy
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National Youth Administration
Clear
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
FDR Guards His Forecast of Vote
President Roosevelt kept sealed his forecast for tomorrow’s off year elections. He planned to vote in Hyde Park with family and friends, focusing on Lehman versus Dewey, and Wagner and Mead in the Senate and House races, with interest in several other states. Mrs. Roosevelt was expected to join the family voting trip.
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Herbert H. Lehman
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Robert F. Wagner
James M. Mead
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Wisconsin
Quiet Campaign Ends in West Virginia Off Year Vote
West Virginia voters prepared to cast ballots in an off year election with 2374 precincts open from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The Democrats boasted a lead in party strength while Republicans urged discontent with the New Deal. Campaign events included M. M. Neely in Fairmont and Jennings Randolph in Belington.
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Robert H. C. Kay
Republican State Committee
West Virginia
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Fairmont
Jennings Randolph
Belingomecoming
Spy Ring Prosecution Rests as Wife Testifies on Payments
Mrs Guri Rumrich of Missoula Montana testified that her husband Guenther Rumrich received money from Karl Schlueter the alleged contact in a German espionage ring. She said Schlueter and Johan Hofmann visited them in the Bronx and spoke German. She claimed other witnesses included U S Army officers and civilians used unwittingly in the scheme.
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Missoula
Mont
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Rumrich
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Eleanor Boehme
Hunter College
Robert Forsythe
U. S. Army Signal Corps
Army
Erich Glaser
Air Corps
Oto Herman Voss
Seversky
Farmingdale
Long Island
Off Year Election Looms With 40 Million Voting Hopefuls
The piece projects a national off year vote of about 40 million from an eligible pool of roughly 54.3 million. It notes 432 House seats and 35 Senate seats are at stake along with gubernatorial races in play.
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House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Maine
Off Year Election Set to Test New Deal Support
About 40 million Americans vote in an off year election seen as crucial for gauging public support for the New Deal, determining political futures, and shaping government policy. Maine already voted. 82 governorships, 35 Senate seats, 432 House seats at stake, plus amendments. Concerns over relief workers being coerced to vote for New Deal candidates prompt Republican claims and an upcoming investigation. Democratic leaders predict a decisive victory for Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Senate
House
New Deal
Congress
Weirton Case Opens Again in Pittsburgh
Trial examiner James C. Batten resumed the Weirton Steel case in Pittsburgh as the National Labor Relations Board hearing reopened after five months. Attorneys were urged to focus on the present, not past events, amid objections over the transfer of the hearing and concerns it might jeopardize two independent labor unions and the defense of the employee representatives.
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Pittsburgh
James C. Batten
Weirton Steel Company
National Labor Relations Board
Edward Grandison Smith
Counsil
Batten
Smith
Clyde A. Armstrong
Weirton
Steubenville
William T. Fahey
Weirton Steel
Fahey
Aause
OATES HOLD VOTE SPOTLIGHT
Five states New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and Wisconsin stand out with key races in senatorial and gubernatorial contests. Analysts link outcomes to regional trends as the farm belt and Pacific coast states draw heightened attention ahead of the elections.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Great Interior
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Eclipse of Moon Seen Across U S As Sun Shines
The full moon eclipse was visible in many regions of the United States on Monday evening. Clouds and rain hid observances in parts of the south and Midwest, but plane passengers reported clear views. Observers on the Atlantic coast saw the moon partial at 4 43 p m eastern, with total eclipse in the east close to sunset. The event ended around 6 07 p m with the moon exiting the umbra at 7 12 p m.
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Umbra
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