Landon Warns Labor as Ford Calls on Governor
Henry Ford and son Edsel joined Gov Alfred M Landon in a hotel suite upon his arrival in Detroit. Later the governor was expected to tour the Ford estate at suburban Dearborn as Labor politics and autocracy themes rose in the campaign discourse.
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INS
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Edsel
Alfred M. Landon
Dearborn
United States
Ohio
Edsel Ford
Sandusky
London
Landon Opens Michigan Campaign with Labor Focus
Governor Alf Landon tours Michigan as part of a three day campaign stop, praising organized labor and warning against autocracies. He argues for labor rights and independence while criticizing splits within unions and urging unity for progress.
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Kansan
Landon
Spanish Loyalists Push Counter-Drive Near Madrid
Spanish insurgent officers refused to bargain with government authorities claiming Madrid leaders sought concessions for surrender. Loyalist forces in Gibraltar began a mass counter offensive along a thirty mile front from Navalperal de Pinares to San Martin de Val de Iglesias with militiamen and supply trains. An advance toward Madrid from Toledo was anticipated as the main drive likely to come from the area west of Madrid.
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San Martin
Toledo
Bullitt Promises To Promote Franco American Amity
Ambassador William C Bullitt presented credentials to President Albert Lebrun in Paris pledging efforts to strengthen Franco American friendship based on liberty democracy and peace Lebrun said France would unite behind the aims Roosevelt sent greetings for the happiness and prosperity of France
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William C. Bullitt
Albert Lebrun
Lebrun
United States
Jesse Isidor Straus
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Campaign Speech Divides Fear From Reality in Kansas
President Roosevelt campaign stops in Kansas as he accuses Republican leaders of spreading class fear over the New Deal. He hails economic security and peace, notes battles on the road through Lawrence and other towns, cites past margins, and argues for unity over fear.
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Wichita
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Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Lawrence Stadium
Tang Of Autumn Is In Air Skies Clear In Cedar Rapids
October weather in Cedar Rapids brought clear skies and a sharp fall tang. Temperatures ranged from a chilly 43 at 5 am to 62 by mid afternoon, then cooled to 57 in the late afternoon and 45 near midnight, with Monday peaking at 64.
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Cedar Rapids
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Chambers Inskeep Company
Alden B. Swift Packing Firm Officer Dies
Alden Brackett Swift, 51, vice-president of Swift and Company, died Tuesday at Passavant hospital in Chicago after several weeks of illness.
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A. B. Swift
Chicago
Alden Brackett Swift
Swift and Company
Passavant Hospital
New Deal Aims to Regulate the Press, Harris Says
Richmond Palladium Item publisher E H Harris told the Inland Press association the New Deal sought to force submission from the nation’s press. He warned of government news bureaus, propaganda branches, and inspectors entering newspaper offices to audit records.
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E. H. Harris
Richmond
Ind
Inland Press Association
Washington
News Writers Guild
Defaults Set Against Four Iowa City Defendants In Libel Suit
Clerical error in the law office placed motions in the wrong file causing defaults to be entered Saturday in district court at Iowa City in the $50,000 libel suit by Harold M. Cooper of Marshalltown against The Cedar Rapids Gazette and others. Defendants include Whetstone's drug store Racine's cigar stores Gibbs' drug store and the Pusateri grocery. An attorney said motions to set aside the defaults with affidavits would be filed Tuesday afternoon to explain the filing mix up.
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Harold M. Cooper
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Cooper
Gazette
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Racine’s Cigar Stores
Gibbs’ Drug Store
Pusateri Grocery
Don Barnes
Moran pleads guilty to murder in Wisconsin
Ruth Moran 21 pleads guilty to the murder of Herbert Winter an automobile salesman in Kenosha Wisconsin She admits the act was to cover up an illicit affair and requests to end the case judge orders a facts hearing Friday with life imprisonment as the potential penalty for first degree murder
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Wis
Ruth Moran
Herbert Winter
E. B. Belden
Wisconsin
Nazis Protest Hitler Insult by French Reds
Berlin reports an oral German protest to France over alleged communist insults at a Strasbourg rally by Maurice Thorez. Berlin seeks quick explanation from Premier Blum's government and cites Alsace Lorraine demonstrations as a concern.
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Foreign Office
Thorez
Alsace-Lorraine
Dirk Forster
Geran
Paul Bargeton
Berlin
Alsace- Lorraine
Blum
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Count Johannes von Welczeck
Strasbourg
Gage to Introduce Reed at Cedar Rapids Meeting
Dr. Harry M. Gage president of Coe College will introduce former Missouri Senator James A. Reed at a Memorial Coliseum gathering in Cedar Rapids. Reed, once Roosevelt supporter turned harsh critic of the New Deal, will speak at 8 p.m. with an Iowa radio hookup.
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Harry M. Gage
Coe College
James A. Reed
Missouri
Memorial Coliseum
Reed
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Senator Reed
Iowa _ broadcasting
United States Forms New Gold Standard Pact
The United States, Britain, and France implement a new gold standard aimed at stabilizing currencies and curbing speculation. Gold can only be exported by government license, with the three stabilization funds exchanging gold as needed. The move, though not affecting the dollar’s internal value, targets speculators and international traders, with future participation open to more nations.
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France
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Japan
Hitler
Germany
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Politics on the Air Tuesday Night Broadcast List
Radio schedules show Republican and Democratic programs across CBS ABC NBC networks with figures like William Hard Governor Landon and Senator Norris, plus socialist and progressive segments and a Wednesday slot featuring London radio clubs and Henry Alan Johnston.
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Reed accuses New Deal of double cross in Minnesota deal
In Minneapolis AP report former Senator James A. Reed accuses President Roosevelt and the New Deal of betraying the Democratic Party by backing a fusion with former laborites in Minnesota. Reed, leading the National Jeffersonian Democrats, condemns the arrangement as self serving and alignment with communists and bolsheviks. He plans a speech at Minneapolis municipal auditorium condemning the deal as a sell out.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Minnesota
Reed
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McNair Recalls Resignation as Pittsburgh Mayor
William N. McNair informed Pittsburgh City Council he has revoked his resignation as mayor. He sent a letter via former city solicitor Gregory Zatkovich to the city clerk withdrawing the October 6, 1936 notice and requesting no further action.
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William N. McNair
Pittsburgh
Gregory Zatkovich
Ihereby
Brady Gang Suspected in Indiana Theater Holdup
A $6,000 holdup at the Lyric theater in Indianapolis triggered a manhunt for three members of the Alfred Brady gang who escaped Hancock county jail in Greenfield. Theater manager Ted Nicholas was forced to open the safe before the robbers fled with cash. fingerprints were taken to compare with the jail breakers Alfred Brady 25 James Dahlhover 29 and Clarence Lee Shaffer Jr 20.
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Lyric Theater
State
Alfred Brady
Hancock County
Greenfield
Ted Nicholas
Donald F. Stiver
Indiana State Police
Living Quarters Over Store Entered
The living quarters of Mr and Mrs John Matias above a grocery at 1007 Third St SE were entered early Tuesday. A thief stole Mr Matias trousers with keys but did not take money or enter the store. Mrs Matias heard a prowler from the apartment and police were summoned after he fled when confronted.
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Third Street SE
Priest Closes In On Reporter After Providence Clash
In a Boston hotel room guarded by six policemen, Rev. Charles E. Coughlin remained sequestered and denied talking to reporters about a late Monday quarrel with a Providence, Rhode Island, journalist. Frank Keelan said any comment would come from Coughlin himself. Coughlin planned to leave for Detroit at 5 p.m. and avoided further remarks amid reports he would confront the reporter. Cardinal Pacelli was due to arrive that afternoon, but Keelan said their paths would not cross.
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Charles E. Coughlin
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R. I
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Frank Keelan
Great Barrington
New York
Coughlin
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Keelon
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Coughlin Threatens Reporter After Providence Meeting
The Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, in Boston, vowed to tear apart reporter John J. Barry after an incident at a Providence meeting with Rhode Island officials. Barry, denying interference, said Coughlin paused with escorts and pushed him, promising a fuller story on his radio show. Coughlin had just spoke of alleged communist tendencies in Roosevelt's administration.
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