Mass German Child Exodus Amid War Strikes and London Bombing
Mass exodus of 200000 German children from Berlin Hamburg and other Nazi cities is reported as preparations are made to house them in western Romania in the Benat region. Britain moves to relocate mothers and children from bomb torn London while RAF raids hit Kiel Hamburg and Cuxhaven and targets include Leuna and ammunition plants in Saxony. Rain slows raids as Dutch and Romanian fronts show shifting tensions and fear of a wider clash with Japan.
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Romania
Britain
London
Bucharest
Reichland
Agcol
Hitler
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Kiel
Cuxhaven
London Air Ministry
Ministry
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Saxony
Huter
Thames
Croydon
Liverpool
Mersey River
Midlands
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Air Ministry
Benat
Bank of Chosen
Mitsubishi
Mitsui
Domei
Bankok
Thailand
Burma Road
Japan
Malay Peninsula
Tokyo
Burma
Far East
France
Retura
Indo-China
Beadle County Sees 2081 Men Registered for Draft
Beadle County reports 2081 men of draft age registered yesterday with 2421 in Huron and 650 at rural enrolling sites. Wessington 55, Wolsey 37, Hitchcock 30, Cavour 20, Virgil 18, Yale 14, and other precincts contributed. Officials praised cooperation, thanked volunteers, and noted forms will be checked with non resident enrollees listed on page two.
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Beadle
Wessington
Wolsey
Hitchcock
Cavour
Virgil
Yale
Iroquois
Beadley County
Broadland
Youngs
Fred L. Greene
Germans claim super searchlight traps RAF raiders
Berlin reports a new defensive air raid weapon a super searchlight that blinds night raiders and guides them into anti air fire. DNB says it struck a British bomber over the Dutch coast bringing it down in flames. El Centro California records an earthquake at 2 18 a m with no damage reported.
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Berlin
DNB
EL Centro
Calif
Dykstra Praises Draft System After Public Debut
Clarence A Dykstra spoke as draft director praising the peacetime selective service. The 57 year old University of Wisconsin president said the registration went off with enthusiasm and proved democracy can rise to the occasion.
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Associated Press
Clarence A Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Stimson
Washington
Dykstra
Johnson accuses Lindbergh of aiding dictators in radio reply
New York broadcast quotes Louis Johnson assistant secretary of war calling Lindbergh ignorant of US preparedness and trans world war plans. Johnson says Lindbergh’s appeal sacrifices American principles and aids Germany and Japan while urging Britain’s halting aid. He argues strong navy and alliance with Britain deter war from US borders.
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New York
United States
Germany
Louis Johnson
Zoraner
Charles A. Lindbergh
Johnson
Lindbergh
Japan
Britain
Uncle Sam Begins Big Job Of Sorting In Draft
Secretary Stimson announced the first 30 000 selective service troops would be inducted around November 18. Registration across the country exceeded early estimates as 21 to 35 year olds rushed to 125 009 sites, printers worked fast, and some registrants helped register others. Violent incidents were few amid general compliance and a man jailed for refusing to register in El Paso.
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Washington
Stimson
Associated Press
America
Nebraska
Raleigh
N. C
New York City
el Paso
Texas
Wallace Answers Willkie Charges
Democratic vice presidential nominee Henry A Wallace defended unemployment insurance and argued for more generous benefits after a Pittsburgh speech. He planned stops in Ohio River towns and a late address in Parkersburg West Virginia while rebutting Willkie’s claims about social security benefits.
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Henry A. Wallace
West Virginia
Ohio River
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wallace
100 Mile Wind Strikes Steamer Five Injured
The President Coolidge, en route to Yokohama, faced a typhoon of about 100 mph. Five persons were seriously injured and many others bruised as the ship was tossed by the storm. Passengers were moved to public rooms to avoid crashing glass.
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Stsamship
Coolidge
Yokohama
Staten
Yokahama
Judge to dissolve injunction over Beadle County funds
Circuit Judge Bensonson ruled to dissolve a temporary injunction restraining Beadle County Board of Commissioners from spending county funds to promote Amendment C. He also would quash a writ of certiorari from Huron teachers seeking review of the board authority. The case centers on a $200 warrant issued to a local group led by W S Davis to campaign for the amendment.
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Beadle County
Board of Commissioners
Boydenson
Huron
Benson
W. S. Davis
South Dakota
Board of County Commissioners
Analyst Forecasts Willkie Victory
Chicago analyst Hurda forecasts Wendell Willkie winning the 1936 election by a 1.5 to 3 million vote plurality. He cites defections from Roosevelt urban voters and says the campaign could become a landslide. Burja, former DNC executive director and Pathfinder publisher, based his view on a nationwide cross section poll.
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Chicago
Emi Hurda
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Burja
Democratic National Committee
Watwood Favors Aid for Britain in Campaign Speech
Arthur W. Watwood urged full support for England with aid short of war during a campaign stop in McIntosh. He contrasted his stance with opponent Francis Case who he said pursues appeasement in the second district congressional contest.
Bicknell Attacks Bushfield Over Rural Credit Bonds
Yankton report states FI L W Bicknell challenged Governor Bushfield to deny charges of a $29 million rural credit bond refinance. He urged a legislative inquiry, claimed savings were illusory, and accused Bushfield of diverting funds and restricting bids to a New York syndicate.
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Yankton
L. W. Bicknell
Bushfield
Bicknell
South Dakota
Berry
Jensen
Davison County
Soldiers Compensation and
New
2.York Syndicati
Burma Road Open To Arms Traffic In China
London reports say the Burma Road will reopen to arms traffic to China at midnight, with the Hongkong route possibly reopened too. Burmese authorities may rescind the closure order, while Japan notes the Hongkong cut as separate. Chinese trucks await orders near the Yunnan border amid fears of bombing.
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London
Burma
Britain
Japan
China
Burma Jima
Russia
Hongkong
Honkong
Tokyo
Yunnan
Burma Road
Indo-China
America
Surme
Mundt Returns Home Plans Speeches This Weekend
Representative Mundt Republican of South Dakota is en route to his home. He will speak in Canton Saturday night and deliver several more speeches by arrangement with the Republican state speakers bureau.
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Mundt
South Dakota
Canton
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