Japan Seeks U S Accord as Envoy Heads for Talks
Tokyo announces Saburo Kurusu will fly to Washington to pursue a peace accord with the United States. Radio talks between Grew and Hull delayed a clipper departure to allow Kurusu to join negotiations. The move follows a seven point program demanding U S withdrawal from the Orient and recognition of Japan’s conquests.
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Saburo Kurusu
Germany
Washington
United States
Kurusu
Joseph C. Grew
Hull
Clippers
Hongkong
Domei
Kichisaburo Nomura
Chungking
President Roosevelts neutrality revision faces push for quick passage
White House confer with congressional leaders reports Roosevelt wants the neutrality revision enacted in its present form to avoid delays. Hill leaders promised Senate action soon while House members prefer limiting the measure to neutrality changes and oppose attaching labor provisions. The urgency cites the grave international situation and a clear foreign policy course.
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Washington
Administration
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
United States
Broker Who Figured In S D Bond Refinancing Tells Of Langer Affair
A Minneapolis bond broker testified before the Senate elections committee that he paid Senator Langer 610 in 1936 for legal help in bond sales to the North Dakota workmen s compensation bureau and for advice on other matters. He also said Hugh McCullough received about 18 000 for services in bond transactions and discussed participation with other dealers and local banks. Brewer cited profits on county bonds sold to state institutions and noted a large later South Dakota refinancing deal with a three percent rate.
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Minneapolis
Senate Elections Committee
Langer
North Dakota
D. A. McGuire
Brewer
Hugh McCullough
McGuire
McCullough
Green
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Jenying
Pierre
W. W. Brewer
Supreme Court
Fred Gerke
Sioux Falls
Gregory Brunk
Des Moines
Lehman Brothers
New York
Wells, Dickey and Co
First National Bank and Trist Company
St. Paul
Gerke
Pierre National Bank
Mitchell National Bank
Finland Must Fight Says Press Answers U S Warning
The Finnish press defended continuing the war against Russia stating the aim is to secure independence and vital interests. It claimed aid from Murmansk to Moscow rail link would benefit the Red Army and denied Nazi subservience or pressure. The government had not yet replied to Hull's note.
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Helsinke
United States
Russia
Murmansk-Moscow
Red Army
Finland
Cordell Hull
U. 5
Helsingin Sanomat
Demo candidates win in FDH's home town Hyde Park
President Roosevelt praised his party mates as Hyde Park voters elected a full slate of Democratic officers for the first time in 70 years. He congratulated the delegation of celebrating Democrats at his estate last night.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hig Estate
Nazi Submarines Reported Off Newfoundland Coast
Canadian Navy officials say German U boats were operating within sight of Newfoundland shore as attacks by depth charges and aircraft intensified. Two U boats were reported sunk or damaged last month near St Johns while naval chiefs affirmed close collaboration with air patrols. Unconfirmed New York reports note intensified wolf pack activity west of Iceland and in Atlantic approaches to Britain.
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Navy
Angus MacDonald
Newfoundland
House of Commons
Air Force Coastal Command
Percy Neles
New York
St. Johns
Mld
American
Germany
United States
St. John’s
Washington
Iceland
Britain
Battle Of Crimea Demonstrates Air Power Supremacy
War Today notes the Crimea battle showing the futility of seapower in restricted waters against overwhelming air power. German forces use air borne shock troops dive bombing and fast ground units to breach the Perekop Isthmus. Soviet warships withdraw after limited shelling as German armies advance toward the Red Riviera.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Fred Vanderschmidt
The
Crimea
Pelponnesus
Crete
Perekop
MacKenzie
Parks Johnson Stops in Huron on Vox Pop Visit
Parks Johnson, known for Vox Pop, stopped in Huron yesterday on his trip from Winner to New York City. He and production manager Nate Tufts recounted four days of pheasant hunting in South Dakota, claiming a daily limit after the first day, as Vox Pop was taped from Winner Monday night.
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South Dakota
Parks Johnson
Vox Pop Fame
Huron
Winner
New York City
Johnson
Nate Tufts
Vox Pop
Mother and Daughter Enter Same High School Majorette Posts
UNIONTOWN Pa November 5 Mrs Irene Franks 32 and her year old daughter Wanda freshmen at George township high school both study the same courses and train for majorette posts with the school band. Friends say they look like twins as they pursue education together and aim for drum majorette roles.
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Uniontown
Irene Franks
Wanda
George Township High School
Frank
Crimean Defenses Split After Fast German Advance
The Associated Press reports German forces surged through the Yaila Mountains into the Crimea isolating Kerch and Sevastopol zones. Soviet detachments reportedly pulled back to cover the peninsula while Moscow claimed gains near Kalinin and Mozhaisk as the warfront shifted toward a final phase.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Yaila
Black Sea
Russia
Crimean
Bazlin
Flanders
Dunkerque
Balaclava
Sevastopol
Hitler
Kerch
Crimea
Fenda«siya
London
Perekop Isthmus
Black Sea Republic
Moscow
Gregory K. Zhukov
Kalinin
Mozhaik
Bus Collision Injures Over Twenty in San Francisco
A collision involving two Grey Ambulances left more than 20 people injured. Ambulances from Oakland San Francisco and the Navy ship at Yerba Buena Island responded. Harbor Emergency Hospital reported more than 20 patients brought in with one doctor on duty.
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San Xirancisuu
Oakland
San Francisco
Navy
Yuerba Buena Island
Harbor Emergency Hospital
Snow Downs Worthington as Snow Stiffens Corn Harvest
About eight inches of snow covered Worthington Minnesota overnight hampering traffic. Heavy snow weighed down corn stalks delaying picking and caused many tree branches to sag and snap under the load.
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Minnesota
Worthington
Minn
Turkey to Be King in Huron November 6 7 and 8
Huron South Dakota announces a three day turkey fair with cash prizes for largest sales, greatest distance, and best weight averages. Farmers from surrounding counties bring birds to market with grand prize of 15 dollars for most aggregate pounds sold. sales days Thursday through Saturday.
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Turkey
Huron
South Dakota
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