Complete Military Collapse Of Russia Is Claimed By Germany
Liberty Magazine editorial denounces Charles Lindbergh as America's most dangerous man asserting Germany would benefit from his rhetoric. It condemns his Des Moines speech and links his Antisemitic and racist appeals to the America First movement, calling him a forerunner of Hitler.
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Russia
Germany
Liberty Magazine
United States of America
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Liberty
Lindbergh
Witen Burner
Des Moines
United States
America First Committee
America
Hitler
Fuehrer
Forces of Hell
President Urges Congress To Arm Merchant Ships
President Roosevelt calls on Congress to revise the neutrality act to allow arming American merchant vessels, arguing the United States must stop playing into Hitler's hands and defend freedom of the seas. He notes changes since 1925 and urges swift action, with further revisions possible later.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Hitler
Congress
Adolf Hitler
Senate
Connally
Texas Democrat
Foreign Relations
House
War Todo Action Urges Speed To Aid Russia
The article warns the central Soviet front near Moscow faces grave danger as Nazi forces push into Bolshevist lines from Smolensk via Vyazma and Bryansk toward Orel. It claims major German breakthroughs may encircle up to three-quarters of a million men, testing Marshal Timoshenko's leadership.
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Moscow
Smolensk-Vyazma
Bryansk-Orel
Timoshenko
MacKenzie
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Russia
Hitler
Soviet Union
Otto Dietrich
Berlin
Velna
Sea of Azov
Shanghai
Hulee
England
High Command
Bryansk
Vyazma
Dietrich
Vyazma Pertarsy
Britain
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Orel
Moscow-Kharkov
Bypanies Superi
Red Army
Brilefront
Fepw Twa
Passage Of Lease Lend Fund Seen In House Fast
Washington expects quick House approval of a $9.995 billion lend-lease fund in the exact form urged by President Roosevelt. Speaker Rayburn said amendments would fail and anticipated a Russian aid restriction may be offered by Rep. Day. House Republican Taber estimated about 50 members would back no aid to Russia.
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Washington
Rayburn
Roosevelt
Russia
Rep. Day
Dainois
Rep
Taber
New York
Appropriations Committee
House
Lake Freighters Moving Through Reopened Locks After Bridge Collapse
Lake freighters resumed passage through the St Marys Falls Canal as engineers cleared a buckled bridge arm and raised a submerged locomotive from 25 feet of water. Tug boats, a boom derrick, and toons freed the channel, though repairs to the damaged bridge arm continued with crews hoping to reopen the half of the canal still closed.
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Sault Sye
Marie
Mich
Oct
Great Lakes
St. Marys Falls Canal
Jarre
Lake Superior
Fire damages Yankton bottling plant ice house
A Wednesday fire at Binder brothers Yankton bottling plant caused substantial damage to an ice house and its contents. Authorities believe the blaze started from a short circuit in the electric system of a truck stored in the building.
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Yankton Yankton
Binder Brothers
Yankton
Beck Appointed Sioux Falls Judge Adjutant
Beck Eli Point was appointed today by State Legion Commander Glaude A. Hamilton to be judge adjutant for the department in Sioux Falls.
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Beck
Sioux Falls
Axell
Eli Point
State Legion
Glaude A. Hamilton
Defense Production Strikes Hit Key War Projects
An AFL led walkout at Buffalo Forge Company halts defense orders worth 13.47 million as Steel Workers Organizing Committee claims majority of 1500 workers. San Jacinto Texas and Texarkana ordnance sites see similar stoppages over union recognition and bargaining. Birmingham Alabama mill also slows steel output. Officials cite low union membership.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Steel
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
San Jacinto
Texas
AFL
Texarkana
Tex
South
Birmingham
Ala
AFL Teamsters
Union
SPAB Bans New Construction During Emergency
Washington dispatch reports the supply priorities and allocations board issued a policy decree blocking start of any construction that uses materials essential to defense or public health and safety. The ruling covers power, navigation, flood control, office buildings, post offices, hotels, highways, and housing, suspending non essential projects for the emergency duration.
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Washington
Supply Priorities and Allocations Board
SPAB
Don M. Nelson
Congress
Eastern Stars Elect New Officers For 1942 Session
South Dakota Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star elected new officers with Mrs Edna Knecht of Rapid City chosen to lead as worthy grand matron succeeding Mrs Lillian Fisk. N Peter Wenge of Aberdeen was named worthy grand patron, joining a slate led by other officers including Mrs Lucy Tysell Britton and Floyd S Tabor Madison. Final meeting tonight to appoint remaining posts and present grand officers.
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Edna Knecht
Rapid City
N. Peter Wenge
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Order of Eastern Star
Huron College
Lillian Fisk
Flandrean
Averdeen
Glenne McArthur
Huron
Lucy Tysell
Wales
Pearl McMurchie
Centerville
Grand Lain
le! Bynn
Smith
Brookings
Grand Marshes
Ruth Simons
Spex Spearfish
Grand Oorganists
Grace
Mabel
Eeaing Timbérage
Panama Crisis Ends Arias Rule In Sudden Flight
Panama reels as President Arnulfo Arias flees the country by air at 3 30 am amid arrests of mayor Nicolas Ardito Barletta and shifts of power. Ernesto Jaen Guardia named successor. police held in barracks after quiet dawn. Critics accuse Arias of anti American and pro Nazi leanings while US relations risk strain.
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Panama
Arnulfo Arias
Nicolas Ardito Barletta
United States
Ernesto Jaen Guardia
Mexico
Aries
Unhi
Arias
Great Britain
Havana
A. Madrid
Legion Re-elects Tabor At Seventh District Convention
Al officers of the American Legion seventh district were re elected at the annual district convention held here Wednesday afternoon and evening including Axel Johnson of Tyndall as district commander.
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Legion
Tabor
American Legion
Axel Johnson
Tyndall
Wounded Hunter Drives 150 Miles to Be With Wife
Walter Reichel, 32, shot himself in a hunting accident near Marshall Mine when a shotgun discharged wounding his left foot. He applied a rope tourniquet and then drove about 150 miles to St Paul to reach the same hospital where his wife is a patient.
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ST. Paul
Oct
Walter Reichel
Marshall
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