Clark Asks One More Vote On Key Issue Of Bill
The Senate voted 67 to 22 to repeal the arms embargo as part of the neutrality bill process but Senator Clark of Missouri announced plans to seek another ballot on this key issue. Debate highlighted bipartisan support and opposition over neutrality, with House leaders aiming for final action within a week and a conference to resolve embargo provisions.
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Winnie Judd Had Help As She Escaped Hospital
Governor secretary C. White says Winnie Ruth Judd likely had assistance both inside and outside the Arizona state hospital. An inquiry is ordered to find the person or persons responsible as authorities search from the hospital vicinity toward Mexico City. Sheriff Jordan and deputies checked the Judd parents' home as a precaution while Mrs Judd's escape worsened her father's illness.
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F R Williams dies at 68 manager of Huron marble firm
F R Williams aged 68 died this morning at 524 Frank Avenue Southeast after years of ill health. He was manager of Huron Marble and Granite Works and a prominent member of Odd Fellows Elks and other groups. Born June 1 1871 in Boone Iowa he married Kathleen Hoffman January 19 1897 in Sioux Falls. Surviving are his widow and son Chester L Williams two brothers and a sister and a step brother. Funeral arrangements pending word from out of town relatives.
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Roosevelt Defends Neutrality Against War Talk At Forum
President Roosevelt denounces critics who claim his policy drifts toward war as a major fake and warns against hysteria over sending American boys abroad. He.credit s press and radio for clear reporting while urging a middle course between extremes amid European tensions. Belgium’s Leopold II calls for peace yet vows to defend independence if needed.
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Harvard Watches Moon Eclipse Tonight in Rare Total View
Cambridge observers may witness a near total lunar eclipse starting at 9 42 p m with a maximum between 10 54 p m and 12 36 a m The five hour and 49 minute event could be the closest complete total eclipse seen in the United States since 1925 Astronomer Leon Campbell notes weather permitting the sky could clear for the spectacle
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Wintry Weather Moves In On Huron City
Weather forecast shows colder tonight with snow flurries in Huron and vicinity. Reports from state weather offices list light moisture from showers, with several towns recording small amounts and rising temperatures by Saturday morning.
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Third Term Talk Is Not News Says FDR
President Roosevelt deflected third term questions at a San Francisco press conference, urging reporters to stick to news. White House secretary Stephen Early noted Wallace should have consulted the President before discussing the topic.
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Nazi Prize Crew Starts For Home With U. S. Vessel
Berlin dispatches report the City of Flint under a German prize crew sailing from Murmansk toward Hamburg. The United States freighter, seized as contraband, was released by Soviet Russia and is headed into a German harbor for a prize court ruling. The fate of the American crew remains unclear.
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Ambassador Gains Interview Over City of Flint Delays
Moscow reports Ambassador Laurence A. Steinhardt finally secured an interview with a Russian foreign office official after failed earlier attempts. No immediate result announced. By nightfall City of Flint’s status remained unclear with unofficial reports suggesting the freighter may have departed Murmansk under American flag, while German prize crew could be regaining control.
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Germany orders ban on private telephone use amid war fears
Berlin reports a ban on private use of telephones and telegraphs to foreign countries as Nazi forces mass in the west. Observers compare to Poland invasion day, while forecasts of a major western offensive grow. Pope Pius X10 pleads for peace as German military observers predict large-scale war.
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Nazi tanks move into attack positions near Paris
German forces push tanks and rapid fire artillery to Siegfried Line positions as French observers report jump off points along the northern flank. Strong cold snap favors French defenses while Paris approves new mutual assistance accord with Britain and Turkey.
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Pope Pius XII Offers Consolation For Poland
Pope Pius XII condemned governments claiming absolute state autonomy and offered comfort to a dismembered Poland. In his first encyclical, he urged just peace settlements, warned against denying God's authority, and urged treaties based on justice to avoid chaos and further suffering. He called for dialogue, restraint, and the avoidance of coercive threats as war continues.
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