Roosevelt returns home to 100000 cheering crowd in Washington
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington after a landslide victory with a crowd estimated over 100000 at Union Station. Cabinet members and workers welcome him as schools open late and a city parade forms along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Roosevelt May Go to Buenos Aires
President Roosevelt plans a voyage aboard the cruiser Indianapolis with possible routes via Charleston to Buenos Aires or Trinidad. If Buenos Aires, he would attend the peace conference opening, depart December 1, and return to Charleston by mid December with stops for refueling en route.
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President Hosts Vatican Dignitary Amid Talks on Western Hemisphere Ties
The journey aims to strengthen North and South American friendship with a Buenos Aires meeting viewed as laying groundwork for new hemispheric understanding. At a luncheon for Eugenio Pacelli and other church and political figures, Bishop Spellman deferred questions on Vatican diplomacy. The president plans a national radio address at 9 PM on the mobilization for human needs drive.
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New York
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Frank C. Walker
New Deal
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Spellman
United States
Sirovich Plans Modified NRA Bill for Congress
New YorkRepresentative William I. Sirovich announces a forthcoming modified NRA bill. It centers on four principles including living wages, maximum hours, abolition of child labor, and the right to collective bargaining. He aims for a measure that could endure Supreme Court scrutiny and notes academic input from Columbia University professors and constitutional lawyers.
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New York Expert Affirms Signatures in Iwers Will Case
TIPTON Elbridge Stein a New York handwriting expert testifies in the Henry Iwers will case that the signatures of Iwers and attorney D H Snake are genuine. Stein supports the will beneficiaries Louis and Mrs Voss against 17 contestants defying the document. He disputes Vernon Faxons assertion that signatures were forged and notes 24 film positives were used.
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Elbridge Stein
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Lindbergh
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Vernon Faxon
Chicago
J. R. McManus
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Toddville Juniors Present The Man in the Green Shirt
Toddville high school juniors stage a three act comedy tonight at 8 p.m. Ruby Hopker and Russell Hagerman lead, with Florence Matheny Paul Oliphant Marjorie Callister Orval Mavis and Lois Taylor in supporting roles.
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Surviving Quadruplet In Delicate State
Surviving infant Lee Earl Bridges, two pounds, in Memphis hospital after birth in a Lenath Missouri sharecropper cabin. The other three quadruplets, two girls and a boy, died before or after ambulance transport to hospital. Bridges is described as delicate but has an excellent chance to survive.
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Psalmic Teachings on Wickedness and the Righteous
A long devotional passage contrasts the fate of the wicked with the righteous. It urges trust in the Lord, patience, and virtuous conduct while promising protection, deliverance, and ultimate peace for the faithful. The text frames divine justice as imminent and absolute.
Woman Asks Alimony Below Sum Offered
In Elyria Ohio Mrs. Julia Toth seeks alimony for herself and her 15-year-old son. She offers six dollars weekly while her husband suggests ten, but she insists six is enough. Judge D A Cook notes the unusual case and sets the alimony amount.
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Hard Luck Champion
Thomas Roberts of Cottonwood Falls Kansas faced severe losses as drought and grasshoppers ruined his crops. His ten cows died from prussic acid poisoning in stunted corn, and six horses perished after eating chokeberry leaves. He plans to try again next year.
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AAA Hearing Set On Utah Onion Marketing Orders
The AAA announced a public hearing for November 14 in Salt Lake City to consider proposed marketing agreements and orders governing Utah grown onions.
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INS
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Utah
Baby Derby Ruling Delayed to November Sixteen
In Toronto Osgoode Hall a court postpones guidance on the Millar will clause that awards a fund to the mother bearing the most children. Executors and litigants fill the crowded room as six or more mothers contest the provision and face opposition from relatives of Millar.
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S Y Park
Kathleen Nagle
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Isobel MacLean
Pauline Mae _ Clarke
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Bagnato
Arabella West
Alexander Butcher
Dead man elected constable in West Virginia landslide
In Wheeling West Virginia Charles Schultz declared dead three months earlier won a democratic landslide election for constable. Nominated in May Schultz remained on the ballot and polled 687 votes.
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W. Va
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Wilder in Wallace Parley on Crop Insurance
Farmers favor storing corn on their farms as a form of insurance on operations. Storage facilities may be needed only if a government loan program exists or if crop insurance is tied to an ever normal granary plan, or after several bumper crops in succession. The meetings with ware house men are part of a three session series led by Secretary Wallace and A G Black with private farm interests.
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Iowa
Quintuplets Born Dead In Durham North Carolina
Five premature quintuplets were born to a 20 year old woman in Durham at Duke Hospital but all died at birth. Hospital staff withheld the mother’s identity, noting she lives in a nearby town. Quintuplets occur about once in 50 million cases.
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Des Moines Veteran Falls to Death in Dallas Building
J. Lovell Bowman a 40 year old World War veteran from Des Moines died after plunging from the twentieth floor of a Dallas building. He was found on the roof of an adjacent structure and police noted he had been brooding over wartime injuries. His body remained in a local morgue awaiting word from his Des Moines brother R. B. Bowman.
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Fine arts colony dedication set at Iowa City
Dr. Frederick P. Keppel president of the Carnegie Corporation will dedicate the $230 000 fine arts colony tonight before more than 4 000 at the third national fine arts conference opening with a University of Iowa symphony concert. Speakers include Eugene A Gilmore John Shapley Allardyce Nicoll Leon Kroll Arthur Shepherd and Paul Manship. The new university theater will be dedicated Saturday night with Ellsworth P Conkle s play Two Hundred Were Chosen.
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Eugene A. Gilmore
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