Mutual Assistance Pact Between Soviet Union and Esthenian Republic
Moscow reports the September 28 1939 signing of a mutual assistance pact between the U S S R and Esthenian Republic. The accord commits military aid if attacked, allows Soviet bases on Saaremaa and Hiiumaa islands and Paldiski, preserves sovereignty, and lasts ten years with automatic five year renewals. Signed by Vyacheslavaff Molotoff and Karel Selter in two languages.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
U.S
Supreme Soviet of the
Vyacheslaff Mikhailovich Molotoff
Council of People's Commissars
People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs
Esthenian Republic
Karel Selter
Baltic Sea
Latvian Republic
Soviet Union
Esthenian
Saaremaa
Esel
Miiumaa
Paldiski
Baltiskii
Tallinn
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
CIO WINS CHRYSLER PLANT ELECTIONS IN ROW
CIO United Auto Workers captured 10 of 13 Chrysler plants with strong majorities, AFL trifling in one case. total votes 51,303 of about 54,000. AFL opposed, Detroit plants yielded eight CIO wins, while Kokomo and Newcastle shows split results and some plants chose no union.
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Detroit
CIO
United Automobile Workers
Chrysler Corporation
Evansville
Ind
American Federation of Labor
National Labor Relations Board
Russell Miller
AFL
Homer Martin
Afl-Uaw
Labor Board
Detroit Plymouth
Marysville
Mich
Los Angeles
Calif
Newcastle
Die Sinkers
Radio Program Listings Trim Schedule For European Coverage
Broadcasts face disruptions as multiple stations delay or modify evening and late night lineup. Entries include WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB and others with varied music news sports and drama slots across hours from 6 PM to midnight and beyond. program notes warn of changes and cancellations.
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WMT
Fulton Lewis
WGN
WSUI
KFPJB
Woc
Soneyfellows
KFJB
Herne
Neiws
Art Shepherd
Inside of Sports
Austin
Scott Kfib
Vivian
Heidelbers Orch
Children’s Hour
Lucille Manners
KFIB
KPIB
WOR Symphony
Lone Rancher
Kweib
Music of the Theater
WSUT
Wgna Musico
American Legion
Johnny
Peter McGregor
Leona
Leon Webb
Bill Carlsen
Raymond Gram Swins
Guy Lombardo
Orch
Warverly Root
Jack Teazarden
Johnny Davis Orch
Big Town
Emery Deutsch
Ores
WOO
Wendy Herman
Dick Jurgens
Henry Deutsch
Cab Calloway
Jack Teeasarden
Jack Tessarden
Harry James
Johnny Davis
Castle Farms
Teddy Powells
Bob
Jace Fisher
WOI
Norong
YouXine
Jerry Smith
Mad Baz
Music Shop
Rainbow
Rhythms
Happy Hank
WGIN
WGON
Wsuui
Woolf
Betty Wells
Aden Watts Schreiber
KFJG
Amanda Snow
Alice Blue
Columbia
Iowa P. T A
Who—Ross
AwSult
Iowna Teachers Association
June Baker
Ed McConnell
U OS
Army Band
U. S. Army Band
Music Masters
Columbia Concert Hall
WAMT
Manhattan Melodies
Alice Bluepiano
Wisui
WHO
del Brissett
Deep River Boys
Magic Kitchen
Melody Time
Wait— Accordiana
Don Roth
Courtnes
Len Carroll
News Street Forum
Enoch Lisht
Cedar Valley Hillbillies
Voice of
Iowa
Shep Field
Man On the Park
WOT
Orcan
Time
Lem
Martha Kfjb
Brush Creek Follies
Ralph Ginsbureh
Chic Martin
Earl Harrington
WVMT
Golden Melodies
S.ut
Dak
Cubs
St. Louis
Merrimakers
Wwoc
Charles Paul
Watson
Havens Sisters
Tommy Tucker
Kid Karnival
KFIJB
Wood
Sterling Youns
KPJB
Maxine Bowman
Paul Decker
Kalty
KFJGB
Mawe
Weena
Wssuui
Gene Erwin
Ed Thorrersen
Ed Thorgersen
Midnisht
New Legion Head Vows To Help Keep U S Out Of War
Raymond J. Kelly, elected national commander of the American Legion, pledges to enforce a policy of neutrality and to keep the United States out of European wars. He urges Americans to remain cool and deliberate, and to be partisan only for the American way of life. He vows to carry the mandate from the convention to prevent armed overseas conflict.
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New Legion Head
U. S
Chicago
Raymond J. Kelly
American Legion
Legion
United States
Kelly
Denney Elected President of Northern Pacific Railway
Charles E Denney, formerly president trustee of the Erie railroad, was elected Thursday as president of the Northern Pacific railway, succeeding the late Charles Donnelly.
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Northern Pacific, New York
Charles E Denney
Thursday
Northern Pacific Railway
Charles Donnelly
Denney
Erie Railroad
U S To War On Alien Agents Murphy Says
Attorney General Frank Murphy warned at a press conference that the United States will move against foreign agents when the moment is right. He noted FBI anti-espionage training and a sharp rise in espionage cases since 1933, 38 and 39, while denying ties to a Red purge or communists in government.
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U. S
Murphy
Washington
Frank Murphy Grimly
United States
National Police Academy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Martin L. Dies
Tex
Notise Committee
Communist Party
Dies
Roosevelt
Texan
John L. Lewis
CIO
Justice Department
Army
Navy
Iowan Elected As Chaplain Of Legion
Rev. Patrick N. McDermott of Atlantic Iowa was elected national chaplain of the American Legion by acclamation at the Chicago convention. He has served as Atlantic post chaplain for 19 years and was overseas with the 88th Division in World War I.
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Chicago
Ill
Patrick N. McDermott
Atlantic
American Legion
Iowan Department
James A. Crain
National
New York
Father McDermott
County Donegal
Ireland
Atlantic Post
St. Peter and Paul's Church
France
Germany
Kenrick Seminary
St. Louis
Davenport
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce and Elks Club
The
Town State Historical Society
Carnegie Library
Tabor College
Tabor
Southwest Iowa Council
Boy Scouts of America
1939 Railway Income Shows Sharp Gain
The Association of American Railroads reports class one railroads earned net railway operating income of 269,349,356 in the first eight months of 1939, up from 155,038,546 for the same period in 1938. Also notes India literacy and language facts.
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Washington
The
Association of American Railroads
United States
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Hallerfest, Inc
Third Avenue
Moase
Axminster
Wilton
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