Bulow Slapped By Tom Berry
BELVIDERE November 6 South Dakota Democratic chairman Tom Berry attacked Senator Bulow for mending political fences while Congress revises the Neutrality Act and debates foreign policy. Berry said absentee voting signals no and urged Bulow to align with presidential policy amid nationwide sentiment shifts. A stray note mentions penguins and the Galapagos Islands.
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Belvidere
Tom Berry
South Dakota
Democratic
Senator Bulow
Congress
Berry
Bulow
Rapid City
Alex Johnson
Plot to Oust Government Aimed at Workers’ Takeover
Minneapolis November 5. Government charges in a trial of 28 defendants with seditious conspiracy. Prosecution cites Socialist Workers Party articles from March 1939 in Socialist Appeal urging workers to seize factories and resources and form a workers' government. They quote plans to resist bosses and defend against a revolution, while defense calls the pieces humorous.
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Minneapolis
Socialist Workers Party
Hitler
Socialist Appeal
SWP
Ened Jis
United States
France
Bill Morgan
Valentine
New York
Morgan
Harmon To Hollywood To See Girl Friend
Detroit reports former University of Michigan All America halfback Tom Harmon headed to Hollywood to see actress Elyse Knox and persuade her to attend the Ohio State game in Detroit on November 22. He also enlisted as a cadet in the Army Air Corps and passed his physical, awaiting assignment to air school. Separately, U.S. imports of cod liver oil in 1940's second quarter totaled $6,112,815 pounds.
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Detroit
Tom Harmon
University of Michigan
U.S. Army Air Corps
Air School
United States
America's Champion Gasoline Saver on Bicycle Trailer
Ton Tom Wolf profiles James T. Fagg of Ashland Wisconsin who has toured 10000 miles across the United States by bicycle with a four foot wide, 230 pound trailer attached to the bicycle. Fagg claims he has not used gasoline, noting the trailer design, speed downhill, and caution about Shades Mountain in Alabama.
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Mr. Ickes
James T. Fagg
Ashland
Wis
Fagg
United States
Texas
Maine
Mr. Fagg
Los Angeles
Mr. Fage
Shades Mountain
Birmingham
Red Cross War Relief Expenditures Top $47 Million
American Red Cross overseas war relief expenditures exceeded 47 million dollars through June. Chairman Hoyd Benson noted 25 million in supplies bought by federal agencies for Red Cross distribution. Relief supported Britain, China, Spain, Egypt, and other regions, with aid to France limited and ongoing shipments to the Middle East and Free China. The Roll Call runs November 11 to 30 urging 100 percent membership amid rising home defense needs.
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American Red Cross
Hoyd Benson
Beadle County
Red Cross
Benson
Poland
Norway
Belgium
Greece
Netherlands
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
British Middle East
China
France
Finland
Spain
Atlantic
Egypt
Eritrea
Abyssinia
Syria
Cairo
Spei
Canada
Inquiry and Information Service
Langer Case Witnesses Question Personal Profit in Bonds
Day of testimony on Langer’s involvement in 1937 North Dakota bond deals saw Des Moines attorney Gregory Brunk claim Langer profited while governor and that Brunk and broker W W Brewer earned large commissions from public securities. Former Senator Edward Burke noted appraisers’ findings, as Brink described what he called persecution amid Lang er’s past trial in 1995.
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Langer
North Dakota
Gregory Brunk
Des Moines
Langar
Bern
Brunk
W. W. Brewer
Minneapolis
Bord
Edward Burke
Nebraska
Brink
House Burns To Appropriate Music
Firemen rushed through thick smoke to the H L Cameron residence where a radio program interrupted with a disclosure about the next action. The blaze destroyed the dining room contents though it did not set the world on fire.
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Sioux Falls
H. L. Cameron
North Dakota land deals and Langer trial referenced
Testimony described a sight unseen land sale linked to campaign funds and a juror from a 1935 trial. Fred Ingstad testified $950 in commissions from North Dakota machinery sales were paid by Hank Bank manager to a former juror. Edward Burke named Reich as a juror in the earlier case against Langer and Vogel.
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Fonger
Brunk
Lucas
Illinois
Langer
Fred B. Ingstad
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Hank
Ingstad
Ernest Reich
Casselton
N. C
Frank Vogel
Kiwanis Urges Unification Of Labor Industry And Agriculture
UniCAGY leaders urge unification of labor, industry, and agriculture to defend the nation as preparations for 1942 activities intensify. James Pp. Neal, Olympia, Wash., Kiwanis Public Affairs chair, notes a campaign against the U S and calls for coordinated civic effort. Canada’s Harold M. Diggon backs the fight for freedom and governance.
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James Pp. Neal
Olympia
Wash
Kiwanis International
Neal
Kiwanis
United States
Canada
Harold M. Diggon
Victoria
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