Wave spreads in Germany as Jews coerced to emigrate
Reported wave of Jewish suicides and deaths linked to Nazi anti Jewish orders across Germany. Authorities limited details while Franconia's Tagezeitung notes propaganda and police actions forcing Jews to appear at set times or face penalties. Officials mention confiscation of jewelry and art to fund emigration.
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Iberlin
Germany
Puktebbis
U.S
Fracn‘Selecte
Tageezeitung
I anti-Jewisat
Julius Streich
Franconis
U. 5S
Ayfch
America
Sarah
Deparijm Sorld
Eper
Prisoner Granted Daily Exercise Time In New York
In NING New York Nov 20 officials allowed Robert Irwin a triple slayer to leave his padded cell daily for an hour of exercise in the yard. The warden will accompany him. The move follows years of confinement with emphasis on privacy during motion.
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Ning
N.Y
INS
Ging
Robert Irwin
Mabert Quillen Drive Sparks Park Vow
Fragmentary lines describe Mabert and Quillen in a dispute over driving and parking. The passage mentions requests for service and a plan to blow for attention, with unclear context and missing details about people, place, or event.
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Jerker
Profit Sharing Critique From CIO Chief on Labor Trusts
John Lewis of the CIO denounces profit sharing as overused and paternalistic he argues workers want immediate pay not delayed benefits and warns it cannot replace genuine collective bargaining. He notes persistent unemployment and says profit sharing only helps if core firms share earnings during adjustments.
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Lewis
Bishop to Address Workers in Drive
Most Rev John J Swint bishop of the Wheeling diocese will address workers in the 125000 Sacred Heart high school building drive at 6 30 pm tomorrow at the kick off dinner in the Kanawha hotel Rotary room Other talks will be made by Harvey G Davis and Join F Daneke More than 125 committee members and team workers will attend Reports pledged cards will be distributed at the dinner and first reports are scheduled Monday A meeting of the special gift committee chaired by R J Carroll and A Ti O Neal was held last night at the Kanawha Hotel Reports meetings will follow plate suppers at Sacred Heart grade school Broad and Quarrier streets The first division to file is chaired by Ray Rowan division B with B H Swint division A Those endorsing the drive include Mayor Dawson Charles E Hodges Harry Wallace Sr Frank A Bach Henderson Perbles Arthur Dayton G C Schoolfield Th S fipiman ar and A J Lindenberg
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John J. Swint
D.D
Wheeling
Sacred Heart High School
Kanawha
Harvey G. Davis
F. Daneke
R. J. Carroll
A. Ti. O'Neal
Kanawhaotel
Sacred Heart_grade school
Broad and
Quarrier Streets
Ray Rowan
B. H. Swint
Mayor Dawson
Charles E. Hodges
Harry Wallace
Frank A. Bach
Henderson Perbles
Arthur Dayton
G. C. Schoolfield
Th. S, Fipiman
J. Lindenberg
North-South Sponsors football game at Laidley field
Miss Helen Ripp tain Lion by Charleston high students will represent The Gazette at the North-South Sponsors football game set for 2 p m Saturday at Laidley field. Mary Ruth Chamber appears as Miss Logan Banner and will sit with the governor at the sixth annual North-South game, recently named Miss Meun among 20 co sponsoring newspapers.
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North-South
Laidley Field
Helen Ripp Tain Lion
Charleston High
The
Gazette
Mary Ruth Chamber
Miss Logan
Meunother
U S Traffic Toll Drops Significantly in October
Chicago reports a sharp nationwide decline in traffic fatalities with a 53 percent drop in October compared to last year. The National Safety Council notes 10 months of 1938 show a substantial reduction of around 31 percent, with Chicago and Detroit each saving about 150 lives in the same period.
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Chicago
Baer Council
Detroit
Rails to Keep Rate Increase Extended by ICC
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission extended temporary freight rate hikes on bituminous coal for Class 1 railroads. The 1 to 15 cent per net ton increases, set in November 1937, will remain in effect indefinitely. Opponents argued against continuation. Eastman opposed for specific coal route lines.
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Washington
Carriera
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Consumers‘ Counsel
National Conl Association
Joseph B. Eastman
Pocahontas
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Virginian
Railo
Romanian Iron Guard Leader Dies in Mass Prison Escapade
The Romanian Iron Guard chief Corneliu Zeled Codreanu and 18 followers were killed during a mass shooting as they attempted to leave Rumalik Saraty prison en route to Bucharest. An official report said the escape was aborted by prison guards and the group was buried at Jilava. The incident sent shock through the country and challenged the royal dictatorship of King Carol II.
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Bucharest
Burhania
Little Hitelér
Iron Guard
Corneliu Zelex Codreanu
Rumniksarat
Isnries
Rumule
Cuxral
Codteann
Rumaik-Saraty
Codreanu
Jon Duca
Iron
Parade Monsters Delight Throngs of Tots and Adults
Wild eyed monsters danced in the streets as Jingle Bells played and high school songs rang out. Thousands of Kanawha county children filled Capitol street, while adults showered confetti and police cleared a mile long procession through East and West Side business districts amid festive floats and costumed characters.
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Capitol Street
Kanawha County
Mulix
Clemency Urged For Glasser in Espionage Conviction
German-born Erich Glaser, 28, a U S army air corps private, was convicted of conspiracy to steal American military secrets with a clemency recommendation. Johann Hofmann, 20, and Otto Vors, 39, also convicted, face up to 20 years. Judge Knox criticized prosecutors and urged punishment for espionage.
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New York
Erich Glaser
U.S. Army Air Corps
U. S
Johann Hofmann
Otto Hermann Vors
Glaser
John C. Knox
Hitler
FDR and Bankhead To Study Program
WARM SPRINGS Ga Nov 3 In advance of Bankhead's arrival at the Mule White House tomorrow President Roosevelt today prepared to discuss the administration's legislative program for the coming session The president indicated he would not back away from major positions amid the lively session with Bankhead focusing on national defense and salient points in the program
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Warm Springs
White House
William Hankhead
Roosevelt
JHU
National Defense
Ford Accepts German Medal and Attacks Rulers
Industrialist Henry Ford defended his German decoration, denouncing Nazi anti Jewish policies as the work of top war makers. He stated the U.S. must shelter the oppressed and that Jewish workers in American plants show loyalty, calling their turnover a sign of adaptability. Page 21.
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Molar
Ford
Beth el
Detroit
Dearham
U.S
Neutrality Act To Be Altered This Week
State department experts draft a new neutrality bill that would arm the president with broader powers to curb aggressor nations. The proposed act would base embargo and credit controls on U S involvement risk rather than war duration, aiming to fix irregularities.
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Washington
INS
State Department
U. S
Atth
Daladier suppresses general strike with military show of force
Paris dispatch reports Labor disorders across eight French cities as Premier Daladier uses military power to end a one day general strike against the government. Police and officials clash with protesters in Toulouse injuring several, while mass mobilization and requisitioning of workers follow.
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Paris
Eighe
Edouard
Daladier
Toulousa
France
Pervera
Andi
Urdla
Jouhaux
Confederation of “Labor
Utn-Labor
Fiesco
Daledier
Coty
Major utility firms file integration plans by deadline
Last Utilities New York Navy reports show three large systems filed voluntary integration plans under the holding company act of 1935 by December 1. Major players listed include American Gas and Electric, Commonwealth and Southern, and Associated Gas and Electric, with ongoing disputes involving industry figures and regulators.
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New York
Navy
Wiliam
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Power& Lightcompany
American Gas and ‘Electric Company
Wishington
Commonwealth and Sothern Corporation
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Howard C. Hopson
Associated
Wendell L. Willkie
Commonwealth
Southern
Tennessee Valley
Associated Gus
GOP Heads Split On Party Course
Republican national committee members gathered in Washington show deep disagreement over party direction for 1940. They debate whether recent election successes signal a shift to a liberal stance or preserve traditional GOP policy as they hand over leadership to governors, senators, and House members elected in 1939.
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Kirke L. Simeon Hington
Publican
National Committee
Ublicans
Washington
Shopper Program Tale at Chartevien Market Store
A fragmented OCR item mentions a shopper program at Chartevien mercantile shop. It references a fare or payment amount and a December date, with unclear names and items. The readable facts describe a merchant program and a consumer shopper context in a local store setting.
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Willis
Mabert
Quillen
CIO
Workingman
John LoLewis
Thimble Theater
Betty Joop
Popeye
Olive Oyl
Mr. and
Irs
Duck
Andy Gump
Jolly Santa Claus
Clemency
Glasser
Air Corps
GOP
Lucky
Tha Gasaths
Osep
Tay Hari Coryous
Chartevien Fmerchante
Will
Sea Fo
Whe Eckry
Fang
Ken Pet
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