Roosevelt warns on budget taxes and relief issues
President Roosevelt says the budget must balance next year without new taxes but warns Congress that overtaxing could be necessary if the plan fails. He urges rigid economies and higher revenues, while observers note the political fight over deficit reduction and relief policy. Orval W. Adams warns bankers they must help make the people deficit conscious as Hopkins pushes relief for the have-nots.
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Grim fighting as Loyalists press Aragon front in Spain
Government forces launched a major attack west of Catalonia to break insurgent lines near Saragossa. Fierce hand to hand fighting around Selvadeosan and San Pedro Hermitage in Huesca province followed early success for rebels nearby near Belchite Corona de Alleu Mediana and Sillero. Franco moved troops eastward fearing nonintervention fracture and a French frontier opening.
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Britain and France weigh end to nonintervention pact
London reports warned that the coming week could turn Spain’s civil conflict into a free for all among Europe’s powers. If the nine power subcommittee fails to resolve the foreign volunteer issue, Eden may convene a plenary meeting of twenty seven nations and consider dissolving the pact.
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Italy Says Only 40000 Volunteers in Spain
Italy announced via Stefani that the Italian ambassador to Paris and London conveyed to France and Britain that only 40000 Italian volunteers were in Spain. The claim rebuked reports of higher figures used in withdrawal discussions.
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Great American fault under attention by reader inquiry
A reader quotes Thomas Truslow Adams on American character and fault lines. The piece cites immigration, lawlessness, gangsterism, and public indifference as causes of societal risk, noting Americans judge by quantity over quality and resist foreign criticism. Contd on Page 5.
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Dog Rescues Two as Four Drown Near Pitt Lake
In Vancouver British Columbia a small boat foundered thirty miles from shore. Mrs Harold Routley and Jacqueline Hayes were saved by a dog that clung to its tail and helped pull them to shore. Four others including David Henderson Mansell Reece Joseph Fontaine and Mark Routley 5 perished. Mrs Robert Hayes and J Anderson were rescued by a passing loggers. The craft sank stern first after the motor restarted. All aboard were from Coquitlam.
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Hamilton Blames Slump On Jitters Over Roosevelt
John D. M. Hamilton, Republican national chairman, told West Virginia Republican women that the Roosevelt administration is creaking under jitters about Franklin D. Roosevelt. He linked stock declines to perceived expanded presidential powers and warned of harm to average savers.
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Father of star Marion Talley dies at home
Charles Talley father of opera and screen star Marion Talley died suddenly at his Kansas City home. Physicians cited heart disease as the cause.
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Marion Talley
Forces clash as Shanghai area battles rage
A competing communique from the Japanese third fleet reports Chinese forces retreating along the Shanghai front while Japanese troops press toward Soochow creek and the international settlement area. Fighting continues near Chapei, with trains moving Japanese troops eastward though claims of homeward victory swirl.
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Chinese Spokesman Flags Gas Attacks by Japanese Forces
A Chinese spokesman alleged Japanese troops are using asphyxiating gas to exterminate the Eighth Route Army on the north Shansi front. He added the former Communist fighters lack gas protection but would not be overwhelmed due to mobile tactics and rugged terrain.
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Steiner Decides Not To Seek Reelection
Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon announces he will not run again. A Republican and vocal New Deal critic, Steiner says he will return to his law practice in Portland after twenty years in Congress.
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Stock Market Shadow Falls Over Congress
Washington AP reports the stock market’s wild swings dominate discussion of the coming special session. Roosevelt’s five point program and foreign policy debates recede as tax revision and market causes loom, with lawmakers planning swift investigations and potential hearings across committees.
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Stock selloff erases weekend market recovery in New York
New York traders faced a brisk backwash of selling on Saturday that wiped out much of the earlier market rebound. Investors showed caution amid mixed earnings and economic signals as big names pulled back.
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Elixir death toll rises with new cases across states
The death count from the tainted elixir reaches 39 with Texas cases added and more may follow. The U S Food and Drug Bureau and the American Medical Association urge stronger action as deaths in cities from Tulsa to Eufaula mount and larger quantities of the drug are found in Louisiana.
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Glass Wool Blanket Helps Plants Survive Winter At Cornell
Howard W. Blarkeslee reports from Ithaca New York that Cornell researchers introduced a glass wool mulch to protect crops in winter. The light insulating blanket, produced by Corning glass works, unrolls over soil like carpet and allows limited light to reach plants. It proved superior to straw or leaves in tests and is reusable, sterile, and durable, with slight handling issues easily solved by a wire frame.
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Mutineers on Board Freight Arm with 14 Taken in Custody
Federal marshals arrested 14 crew members of the government owned freighter amid conspiracy to disobey the captain. Bail set at $1000 each. four deserters still missing as hearings set for November 2. Captain Gainard testified the sitdowns aimed to compel joining CIO affiliates Masters Mates and Pilots.
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Former Mrs Elliott Roosevelt Weds Curtin Winsor in Philadelphia
Elizabeth Browning Roosevelt former wife of Elliott Roosevelt married Curtin Winsor of Ardmore in a Philadelphia ceremony at the Second Presbyterian Church. She had been divorced from Elliott Roosevelt in 1933 at Minden Nevada, awarded sole custody of their son.
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Wilkins Heads North To Find Missing Polar Flyers
Sir Hubert Wilkins, famed flying explorer, arrived in Fargo and will depart for Winnipeg at 9 am Sunday to outfitted his twin motor ship with skis for the Arctic search for the missing Russian polar flyers.
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Will Not Marry, Miss Drennan States After Verdict
Miss Margaret Drennan told reporters she will never marry after being acquitted of murdering Paul Reeves. She said she plans social service work to help other girls and dismissed marriage proposals from Thomas McGovern, a railroad brakeman, who pressed her after the verdict. Mrs Myra Reeves, widow of the slain man, visited but left without comment. Drennan said marriage is farthest from her mind as she seeks rest following the five day trial.
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Australian Coalition Maintains Majority In Early Returns
Prime Minister Joseph Lyons's coalition wins 44 seats to Labor 30 on day one of Australia's federal election. Support from United Australia and United Country parties indicated a strong government majority likely to extend to the Senate. Lyons campaigned on closer Britain ties and a stronger navy.
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Weekly Forecast Chicago October 25 30
Weather outlook for the upper Mississippi lower Missouri valleys and northern central plains. Mild temperatures expected most of the week with light or no precipitation across the region.
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Labor peace talks loom between AFL and CIO leaders
CIO and AFL negotiators prepare a peace parley in Washington to discuss forming a united labor body. Lewis and Green face pivotal questions as Dubinsky pressures for a settlement ending a year of factional warfare.
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Pulse-Finding Tour Facts From Bugs Baer
The column by Artur "Bugs" Baer presents tongue in cheek observations from a nationwide pulse-finding tour. It riffs on media, markets, and public sentiment with satire on office chasing, butchers, eggs, bread, and labeling.
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