Move Suggested As Answer To Molotoff's Talk
Washington debate over recalling the U S ambassador to Russia follows Rep McCormack remarks denouncing Molotov. He cites Molotovs Moscow speech criticizing Roosevelt amid Russo Finnish talks and arms embargo debate. Hull and Early frame actions as peace moves as embargo supporters press for a lasting world peace effort.
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Scandinavians See Ominous Sign In Molotov Speech
Soviet Premier Molotov’s speech elicited mixed reactions across Britain Germany Scandinavia and Japan with editors calling the address ominous and forecasts of neutrality from Britain while German circles praised the Soviet line. In Scandinavia officials warned Finland to terms with Moscow amid unease and uncertainty about Russia’s stance toward Japan and trade talks.
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Expect No Sharp Advance In Corn Prices On War Prospects
The Agriculture Department advised American corn farmers not to expect a sharp price rise this season due to the war. It cited ample domestic and foreign feed supplies for the coming year and said only a shortage next year could prompt higher prices. The report noted prices depend on Europe, production, and demand, with war possibly boosting US ability to compete against distant suppliers as shipping costs rise.
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British Bronte Sinks After U-Boat Attack
The 5,317 ton British steamer Bronte was sunk after a submarine attack while 40 crew and one passenger were rescued by a towing ship that failed to reach port. The incident follows another report of the British steamer Egba evading a German submarine about 240 miles east of the Madeira Islands.
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Finland Faces Choice Between Concessions and Conflict
Moscow press reports Finland must accept a Soviet offer or risk fighting. Molotov said the proposals aim to secure Soviet borders and Finnish cooperation, including strip of territory north of Leningrad and a naval base. Finland would gain Karelia and Aaland neutrality in exchange. Moscow seeks closer ties with Japan and cooperation with Germany while criticizing Britain, France, and U.S. policy.
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Big Game Hunters Go Out After Elk And Deer In Hills
South Dakota and nearby states sent hundreds of hunters into the Black Hills for the annual deer and elk drive. The season runs 7:40 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through November 20. Each elk license allows one elk, and each deer license allows one buck with at least two prongs. Hunters-to-elk ratio nears one-to-one as license sales exceed 250. Fewer than a dozen out-of-state licensees are noted, with elk outside the park estimated at 200 to 300.
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Truck Wreck Near Spearfish Injures Two Men
Oscar Ensminger of Elgin North Dakota and Andrew Guenthes of Elgin were seriously hurt when their gasoline truck left the pavement on a gravel South Dakota Wyoming line road west of Spearfish. Ensminger suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries, while Guenthes had cuts and bruises. Sheriff's deputies report the truck ran off the paved road at high speed and plunged into a ditch.
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Bread Bake By Roy Wins Championship
A 15-year-old boy, Jimmy Bowler of Sparta, won the grand championship in the bread baking contest at the Michigan State Grange convention in Traverse City. Judges credited his home-baked bread with fine texture and tempting brown crust, giving him a clear margin over 25 housewives competing in the event.
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Finish Oil Mat At City Airport
City officials report completion of the oil mat coat on W. W. Howes Municipal Airport runways as part of a $150,000 development program. The next phase, lights installation, is planned soon to enable night flights into Huron by year’s start, with final seal coat to follow next summer.
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City of Flint Believed Threading Through Islands
The American freighter City of Flint, under a German prize crew, was thought to be threading the chain of islands off Norway's west coast. No port reports confirmed her location since sighting yesterday off Lodingen Light, about 600 miles north, on a voyage from Murmansk to a German haven.
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Julius H. Johnson Dies at Fort Pierre
Julius H. Johnson, 87, former Stanley County state's attorney, died of a heart attack after a fall on a Fort Pierre street. He practiced law in Pierre and in 1925 served as special counsel for the interim commission overseeing the states rural credit department following an investigation.
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Mother Of Seaman McCuistion Denies Murder Frameup
The mother of Seaman William McCuistion testified before the Dies Committee that she is confident a murder charge against him is a frameup. Mrs Dottie M Craver Ford of Frederick Maryland said if he faces jail or the electric chair she would fight the Communist party's influence. McCuistion, a former NMU officer, had testified about seamen activity and extradition issues lingered as he sought to return and answer charges. The committee plans to investigate New Orleans police actions and whether witnesses were browbeaten.
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Metz Marries Blonde Film Actress in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on November 1 Handsome Dick Metz of Chicago top flight golfer whose comeback after a severe injury highlighted the 1938 national links season was married today to Jean Chatburn blonde film actress The report notes the union amid sports and entertainment circles as Metz seeks to continue his comeback.
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Woman Juror Causes Mistrial by Dissent in Federal Case
Chicago November 1 A federal judge declared a mistrial in a seventy thousand dollar case after juror Katherine Merrifield changed her mind during a donor poll She said she did not believe her verdict reflected her views and should not have signed It was a rare action by one of the first women to serve on a federal court jury in Illinois The mistrial overturns the late Samuel J Howe’s will as pursued by his son Willard C Howe of New York
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Hingham
Window Soaping Dominates Halloween Revelry In Huron
Halloween night in Huron saw extensive window soaping by revelers with minor damage reported. Police chief Jake Nelson noted no major incidents as youths restricted activity to soaping windows and moving loose items. one east side window break went unresolved.
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No Change In Policy Says Editor Gayda
Rome November 14 Virgnio Gayda editor of the Fascist press declares in Italia that yesterday’s government shake up did not alter policies. He calls Italy anti Bolshevik and anti democratic and says the new government reflects fascist spiritual physiognomy with Mussolini as the sole guiding will.
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Landis to Undergo Hospital Checkup at Age 72
Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner, was a Passavant Hospital patient for a routine checkup. He spoke by phone and said the examination focused on his interior, but he expects to be out in a few days. He assured he is not worried.
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Searcher Finds No Trace Of Boat At Position Given
Amid gale and sea, U S Coast Guard cutters and Navy vessels scoured 680 miles east of New York for the British freighter Coulmore after reports of a submarine attack. No trace of ship or survivors was found, while officials weighed steps within the neutral zone and closer co-ordination with American republics.
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