New York Times Responds To Flynn Charges On Front Page Treatment
The New York Times rebutted Edward J Flynn’s charge that it gave front page prominence to a Democratic smear while burying a Republican version. It said the Democratic document earned front-page status on Oct 12 due to direct personal attacks on Willkie and potential racial prejudice, while the Republican pamphlet was a less newsworthy piece placed on page 16.
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Mussolini mingles with workers after sports event in Terni show
In Terni Italy Premier Mussolini attended boxing matches and other sports among steel workers Thursday night. He then joined the workers and staged a fencing display, crossing blades with their fencing master as part of the spectacle.
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Morning Radio Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists radio programs and station names such as WGN KFJB WHO WOI and others. Entries mention morning shows weather news musical segments and religious hour blocks with various times and titles. The text quality is poor but indicates a varied broadcast lineup across multiple stations.
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Neal
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Island Memories
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U S Negotiates For More Aid To China
Washington reports that the United States opened talks Thursday night to increase financial aid to China in its struggle with Japan. Jesse Jones announced the negotiations in the presence of T. V. Soong, head of the Bank of China, emphasizing a sound and friendly basis. The amount of credits was not disclosed. In seven years the U S has loaned about 85 million dollars to China, with around 35 million repaid.
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Say Isles Write Off Possible Soviet Aid
London dispatch reports neutral diplomats believe Britain has written off Soviet aid as a counterweight to Germany. They say Moscow fears German might and may avoid friction with Germany, risking reduced support against the eastern threat.
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Buster Stallman Wins Linn County Cornhusker Title
El dred Buster Stallman of Fairfax wins the Linn county Cornhusker contest at Oxley estate farm near Marion. Stallman nets 2595.39 pounds from a 2685 total with 16.1 pounds husks, repeating for a third straight win as Myron Burger and others place behind him.
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Buster” Stallman
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Howard Smith
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Ten Fronning Brothers Register for Draft in Minnesota
Fergus Falls Minnesota AP report says Mr and Mrs Ole Fronning of Aastad township announced that ten of their sons aged 21 to 34 registered for the draft on Wednesday. Only two are married.
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McNary Attacks New Deal Farm Policy and Dust Bowl
Republican vice presidential candidate Charles L. McNary led a targeted midwestern and southwestern campaign for farm voters. He spoke Thursday night in Enid and Ponca City Oklahoma near the dust bowl as he defends his view that New Deal policies harmed farmers and drove Okies from the region.
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Charles L. McNary
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Ponca City
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McNary Critiques New Deal Farm Policy in Kansas City
McNary spoke in Enid and Kansas City asserting the New Deal farm program drove the Okies from the land. He said the 1932 farm plank was sound but Henry Wallace left it, calling the plank unused. He blamed the New Deal for dust bowl migrations and unmet promises of a better life.
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Henry A. Wallace
Rubber-steel armor plate for planes announced after tests
A new armor plate combining rubber and steel for aircraft was announced after tests showed it provided bullet resistance equal to a standard plate that weighs 20 percent more.
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