Japan Rejects U S China Trade Demands in War Conditions
Tokyo rejects all major U S points in the Oct 6 trade note, arguing past ideas no longer apply in China. Japan asserts a new East Asia order and aims to restore normality after war, reserving comment on Japanese in the United States while inviting others to aid China under Japanese hegemony.
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TOKIO
Japan
United States
China
Joseph C. Grew
East Asia
Hirohito
Grew
East
Sia
Motorist Nabbed After Hitting 3 Boys On Bicycles
Police hold Maurice Dunlap 24 of Windsor hotel on a charge of leaving the scene without aid identification or report after a car crash on B avenue at Eleventh street NW. Three boys on bicycles were struck. James Anderson 14 suffered three broken ribs while Jack Anderson and Leonard Fuller escaped injury.
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Cedar Rapids
Maurice Dunlap
Windsor Hotel
Dunlap
Eleventh Street
James Anderson
First Street
Jack Anderson
Leonard Fuller
Anderson
Einstein writes world record for 6939 burial at New York World’s Fair
Dr Newton reports Einstein proposed a sealed casket containing a 1939 study of Earth to be opened in AD 6939. The work aims to show inventions and resources, critique war readiness, and explain wealth inequality and social life for future readers.
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R. Einstein
New York
Einstein
Pythagoras
Aristotle
Hitler
Lenin
Shaw
French Labor Fights Drastic New Decrees Rally
French workers pressed for broader sacrifices as Daladier faces growing opposition. The French Federation of Labor plans a national demonstration November 26 with mass protests across the country. Lebrun urged support for the three year plan, while 2000 protesters clashed with police in Paris. War veterans and socialist and communist groups joined the mobilization amid pension cuts debates. Daladier’s radical Socialists split on his program, passing decrees by narrow margins.
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Paris
Albert Lebrun
French Federation of Labor
Leon Jouhaux
Edouard Daladier
Lebrun
Daladier
France
Paul Reynaud
Place d'Italia
Seine
Labor
Radical Socialists
Suffragist Dies in Chicago at 82
Charles Lewis Billings 82 former state senator who introduced the woman suffrage bill died Friday in Chicago from a heart ailment.
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Chicago
Charles Lewis Billings
Last of Brady gang goes to chair in Indiana
Rhuel James Dalhover, 32, last of the Al Brady gang, was executed in the Indiana state prison at 12:11 am. He died after federal efforts to delay his fate failed with the Supreme Court refusals. Dalhover had fought his death sentence, leaving three children and a life of crime behind.
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Rhuel
James Dalhover
al Brady
Indiana
Calhover
Paul V
Dalhover
Slick
Hammond
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Roosevelt
al Hosinski
Brady Gang
Wisconsin
Ohio
Mary Raimondo Dalhover
Baltimore
Cedar Rapids Sees Light Rain Before Warmer Afternoon
Cedar Rapids reports light rain totaling .08 inches Thursday evening followed by a mild Friday. The temperature rose from a 31 degree low at 7 a.m. to 38 by 2:30 p.m. Thursday, with a high of 54 at 3 p.m., then 46 at 7 p.m. and 41 at midnight.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Green Urges AFL Drive for Nazi Boycott
Washington (UP) President William Green of the American Federation of Labor urged all AFL affiliates to redouble efforts to make a boycott against German goods and services fully effective in protest against Nazi persecutions.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Two Navy Flyers Die in Pearl Harbor Crash
Two Navy flyers were killed when VP-10 patrol bomber crashed on landing at Pearl Harbor after night practice. Five others injured, one in critical condition. Lieut P H Ashworth and Aviation Cadet J W Beam trapped in cockpit and died. Executive officer Lieut Commander A R Brady gravely affected after being pulled from wreckage.
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Honolulu
P H. Ashworth
Wenham
Mass
J W, Beam
Bardstown
Pearl Harbor
A. R Brady
R. E. Brunson
H. Sessions
Aviation Iachinist
F. J. Gall
Jon Paradowski
Naval Base Hospital
Brady
San Diego
Calif
Two Patrol Cars Collide Killing Officer in Kansas City
Two police patrol cars collided at a street intersection while rushing to aid officers in a shooting. Patrolman Henry Shipe, 35, died in the crash, the first motor fatality in November amid a traffic safety drive.
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Kansas City
Henry Shipe
Shipe
Arrests Made Twenty Minutes After Car Theft
East side patrolmen captured Arnold Turner and his wife Myrtie Turner within twenty minutes of a reported theft. F W Dietz reported his car stolen from a Third avenue spot at 6 40 p m. The Turners and their address 529 Fifth street SE. Turner held on larceny of a motor vehicle charge.
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East Side
F. W. Dietz
Daniels Street
Third Avenue
Second Street
DeVore and
Bukacek
Arnold Turner
Myrtie Turner
Fifth Street
Kenwood
Turner
Tariff pacts with Britain and Canada listed
Washington AP summaries the three major tariff pacts among the United States, Great Britain, and Canada. Concessions cover more than 2,250 products with wide reductions on farm and factory goods, shifting duties and most favored nation terms. Trade impact estimated at 1.5 to 2 billion dollars.
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United States
Great Britain
Canada
Britain
Germany
Washington
White House
MacKenzie King
Ronald Lindsay
Hull
Governors Aiken
Vermont
Barrows
Maine
New England
John D. Battle
National Coal Association
Thanksgiving Want Ads Offer to Sell Farm Poultry
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Dial 2
Seven Nations veto American Jew Aid Plan
London reports an emergency plan for 175000 German Jewish refugees suggested by George Rublee was vetoed by Great Britain France Belgium Holland Denmark Norway and Switzerland. Each nation would take 25000 refugees in temporary camps pending a permanent scheme. They rejected the plan fearing permanent commitments even as they sought a broader solution.
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London
INS
Rchef
George Rublee
Evian Inter-Governmental Refugee Committee
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Switzerland
Jury Is SHI Out In Grabin Murder Trial
The jury in the Grabin murder trial returned to Judge Haas' courtroom for ninety minutes Friday morning and, at its request, heard all testimony of Mrs Agnes Skalsky read from court notes. Charles Grabin, 55, is charged with shooting his employer Ed Skalsky on the Agnes Skalsky farm near Ely on September 28. He claims self defense saying Skalsky rushed at him with an axe. The jury had retired Thursday evening and resumed after Judge Haas left the courthouse.
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Cedar Rapids
Grabin
Cr. Haas
Agnes Skalsky
John Ream
Dick Preston
Charles Grabin
Ed Skalsky
Ely
Skalsky
Haas
Cartwright And Boardman Denied Another Hearing
The Iowa Supreme Court denied a rehearing in the libel suit of C H E Boardman and H G Cartwright against The Gazette Company. The court previously sustained a defense demurrer and halted further action, with $50 000 damages sought over a published statement during an appeal. The case closes in the state supreme court.
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DES Moines
State Supreme Court
Boardman and Cartwright
Star Witness in Nazi Espionage Case Flawed Claims
In New York the government's Nazi spy case weakens as star witness Guenther Rumrich admits past marijuana use and fabrications for amusement, casting doubt on key testimony and the prosecution's narrative.
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New York
Guenther Rumrich
President Roosevelts plan to house German refugees here
President Franklin D. Roosevelt said congress should study allowing 12 000 to 15 000 German and Austrian refugees on visitor permits to remain in the United States beyond current expiration dates. He suggested six month and then longer extensions, arguing it would be cruel to send them back. He noted no immigration quota change is planned now, while Attorney General Cummings likened German Jewish persecution to ancient cruelty.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Studs
Germany
Aratria
Secretary of Labor
Peregins
United States
Cummings
Roosevelt appoints four to fiscal reports advisory board
President Roosevelt named Friday a temporary four member advisory board to canvass and report on fiscal and monetary problems in relation to national production and income. The appointees include Morgenthau Speer Marriner Eccles Daniel W. Bell and Frederic A. Delano. The group will study a broad range of issues to aid sound recovery and coordinate government agencies.
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Washington
ADI
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Marriner Specles
Federal Reserve Board
Daniel W. Bell
Frederic A. Delano
National Resources Committee
Capital Nazis Not Surprised At Recall
German observers in Washington said they were not surprised by Berlin recalling its ambassador Hans Dieckhoff after the recall of U S Ambassador Hugh R Wilson and Roosevelt’s rebuke of Nazi treatment of minorities. The move was seen as following diplomatic precedent and unlikely to be avoided.
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Washington
Hans Dieckhoff
Berlin
Germany
U. S
Hugh R. Wilson
Roosevelt
Germany Refused to Aid Jewish Migration Solution
Washington rebukes Nazi Germany for stance on Jewish problem as Roosevelt sends Morion Tastor to London to push refugee relief. Ambassador Dieckhoff recalled to Berlin. Hull notes U S and other nations seek intergovernmental solution. no decision on Wilson’s stay.
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Roosevelt
Morion Tastor
London
82 New Congress Seats for GOP May Tie Things Up
Cartoonish political column notes 82 seats for the GOP but says control remains unclear. It jokes that Democrats ride the motorcycle while Republicans tie things up with a clerkly bundle metaphor. Mentions Jim Farley leaving Washington to mend the torn threads of his career.
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Congress
P. S
Jim Farley
Washington
Jim
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