Japan Italy and Germany back China stance in Three Way unity
The report notes a council backed resolution urging Japan to seek diplomatic talks with Great Britain over the China situation. It compares to Mussolini’s stance on Britain during Ethiopia and observes Germany and Italy supporting Japan, signaling a potential three way bloc to watch. The piece also comments on public concern after a severe highway crash and calls for safer driving publicity.
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China
Japan
Great
Mussolini
England
Germany
Chinese suicide battalion flees Shanghai shelling attack
Hundreds of U S Marines narrowly escaped a dud shell in Shanghai as Japanese howitzers bombarded a Chinese suicide battalion at the 38 Chapei warehouse fortress. The battalion withdrew after hours of bombardment leaving wounded and dead behind, pursued by Japanese troops.
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Shanghai
United States
Chapei
Soochow Creek
Uys
Norti
China
Daiky
Colored currency idea sparks Washington visit
Harry W. Marcus, 40 year advocate of colored money, says he will go to Washington to sell his plan for government printed bills in rainbow colors to prevent mixups. He describes $1 tan, $2 pale gray, $5 melon, $10 sapphire, $20 ivory, and pink notes for $50 or higher, assigning distinct colors to values.
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Harry.w. Marcus
Washington
Treasury’ Department
Marcus
Weather outlook for early November across central plains
The forecast covers November 1 to 6 for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. Precipitation is likely in the first half of the period with unsettled conditions and additional precipitation later, while temperatures remain mild with little cold weather expected.
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Mississippi and
Missouri
Great Plains
All Souls Day Observances Across World Traditions
The piece reflects on November 1 and All Souls Day as solemn, poetic reminders of the dead. It notes pilgrimages to Pere Lachaise, early wartime crowds, and customs in Ireland and Australia, portraying the day as a universal, reflective pause for memory and prayer.
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Oth
Jquineyed
Qni
Pere la
Chaise
Abelard
Heldise
Ireland
Australia
Knight found guilty of arson in basement fire case at Downe
Knight was convicted of arson for the May 28 fire at the Downe home that endangered his four daughters. Prosecutors said he attempted to burn the dwelling and defraud insurance with $208 000 in coverage. The jury deliberated 24 hours before the verdict, and Knight faced possible prison time awaiting action on a new trial request.
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Lamsdowne
Miaya
Anbuferte
Parnes
Knight
Susan
Davi
Awsit
Faergee
Madcap comedians face spell in federa l copyright case
Trial details show Chico and Groucha and four others accused of infringing federal copyright laws. Judge Cosgrave directs the case with statements about verdicts and potential sentencing.
Quintuplets Prove Normal Growth Across Early Years
A conference of leading scientists reports five quintuplets show normal physical development by age three. All display standard ears noses and teeth eruption timing, with Marie needing minor surgery for a thigh tumor. Drs. Dafoe Blatz and others note stable behavior and comparable mental progress, though acceleration in development is discussed.
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Het ‘Dionne
Iirth
Bccot Ding
Aten Roy. Dafoe
William A. Dafoe
Toronto
Marie
W. E. Blatz
St. Geage’s School of Children
Cedar Rapids Would Vote On Bus Franchise Plan
Proposal asks voters to replace streetcar service with bus network proposed by Cedar Rapids City Railway and National City Sites Inc. Polls open 8 p.m. in 23 precincts. City faces decision amid debate over route coverage and track removal.
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Ang Votars
Cédar
Rapids
Citi
Yen
Cedar Rapids and
Marion City Railway
Ionahaw
Traction Company
Mos
Jettar
Tait Cummins
Cedar Rapids
Cedar ‘Rapids
Marion
City Railway and National City, ‘Sites, Inc
Smost
Toranzis
London Cat Burglar Strikes Mountbatten Penthouse
Scotland Yard hunted a "human cat" seen twice entering the top-floor Mountbatten penthouse in London. The intruder flashed a light at sleeping Patricia Mountbatten, daughter of Lord Louis Mountbatten, with servants present during the nursery raid. Police echoed theories of a cat burglar amid a spate of recent art and jewel thefts.
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Scotland Yard
Ratiicia “Mountbatten
George VI
England
Louis “Mountbatten
Victoria
Lendan
West
Scotland”Yard
Mountbatten
Vment
Lord Mountbatten
Ott
Lord Sand
Tricia
Britain Faces Far East Crisis After Shanghai Killings
Reports from London describe British anger after Chinese and Japanese incidents in Shanghai. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden prepares a full report as Britain contemplates options and Brussels talks amid tensions with Japan.
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Japan
Shanghai
Posal
Ae Londo
Pei
Anthony Eden
Baga
Pridayat
British
Foreign Office
Tsoldiers
Knarthbull-Holgessen
Britain
Tokio
Shanghal
Eden
Far East
Court Refuses Writ in Fourth Amendment Appeal
Supreme Court justices deny the writ for a convict seeking a second time to appeal to the United States Supreme Court. Three to four decision with Justice Langdon dissenting. Justice Houser disqualified and Chief Justice Waste did not participate.
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Supreme Court
United States _supreme, court
Frederick Houser
Ira Thompson
Wiliat H. Waste
Justic John‘ T. Nourse
Appellt E Court
Prote
William
Langdon
Fingerprint Link Ties Prisoner to Residence Breakin
A single fingerprint found on a storm window linked Tiffany Delavan hotel resident to a break in at 1239 First Street SW on Oct 6. Tiffany, 47, was sentenced Friday to Fort Madison penitentiary for five years on a larceny charge. Chief Detective Bat Stanley denied the break but fingerprints on file matched the print photographed from the storm window by Officer Robert Hopwood.
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Tiffany
Delavan
Fort’ Madison
First Street
Bane
Helen iChada
Bat Stanley
Bureq
Robert Hopwood
Sec
Jiz
Fragmented OCR scene hints at hidden industry and personal stories
The garbled text suggests a feature on a woman devoted to helping others and community work. It mentions an Indian summer haze, local industry, and plans to learn how readers can contribute cash or ideas. It hints at a friday night spotlight and various vague community notes.
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Setherien
Cain
Enti, Vt
Windsor VII aims to found a global humanitarian organization
The Duke of Windsor plans a worldwide foundation to advance human welfare with his leadership and financial backing. He spoke in Paris about contributing to solving vital world problems, aiming to emulate Rockefeller in social service for laboring classes.
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Charles Roland
New York
INS
Duke of Windsor
United States
Paris
Duchess of Windsor
Rockefeller
Foundation plans wide nation building drive with political support
In an extended, partially garbled plan, a duchess and duke pledge time energy and fortune to a broad enterprise. They seek funds from national associates and invite leaders across business labor and professional groups to advance a foundation gathering global data and expert analysis to form actionable recommendations for employers and workers.
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Cainaetenis
He Foundation
Beek Melp
Lintot
Hbe Bet
Foundation
Zems
Liachrabic Calik
Facceps Ince
French Troops Tighten Moroccan Front Amid Arab Nationalist Push
French forces on the front between Algeria and Morocco counter nationalist agitation. Police and troops rounded up leaders Mohammed Hassan El Ouszzani and the Moroccan Action Committee. Officials said France recognizes foreign powers behind attempts to overthrow the protectorate and set up a native Arab kingdom.
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Casablanca
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