Order Of Call In Gigantic Lottery
Washington October 29 The first call up for peacetime draft goes to about 6175 men with serial number 153 drawn by War Secretary Stimson at 12 16 pm EST President Roosevelt announced the purpose of the draft as defense of freedom The process continued with other officials drawing numbers in a ceremony at the government auditorium and roosevelt noting only the strong may live in freedom and peace
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Beadle County Draw Sees Kadiecek First in Lineup
Fred Kadiecek 34 a Morin Cotton credit manager in Haven held draft number 158 and is Beadle County’s first registrant. He and his wife live on Big Frank Avenue SE with two children Patricia Mae seven and John Albert five months. Kadiecek welcomed the ranking calmly and declined comment. Also drawn for County No 2 was Kenneth Cyril Vance 1367 Center Street SW, listed as a laborer. Other first 500 entrants include Edwin Siezenthaler 41-181, Isaac Tschetter 46-120, Thomas Teuber 94-846, Tone Ropers 119-161, Floyd Rex 131-14, Thomas OH lloran 203-57, Alvin White 211-153, Clarence Christinsen 251-119, Delmonte Leek 368-766, Waltemers Heather 888-172, Herman Stafford 308-128, Harry Waldner 367-1617, Roy Pierce 304-2854, Norman Peterson 412-167, Orus Krumboltz 426-163, Victor Sharp 494-247, Clarence Robrebaugh ...
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Hammer Granted Change Of Venue In Training School Case
Vic tor Hammer assistant superintendent at the state training school in Plankinton was granted a venue change for his assault and battery trial after an affidavit of prejudice against Justice Stransky. Hammer will face Justice Bisse of Aurora County. Miller Steele and Hammer face complaints from the Aurora County States Attorney following a John Doe inquiry into school conditions.
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Bushfield Draws Fire For Failure To Act At Plankinton
Milbank reports Democratic governor candidate Lewis W. Bicknell urged South Dakota voters to replace an administration he said is powerless and incompetent over a Plankinton state training school scandal. He claimed the governor can act to remove board members if the board of charities and corrections refuses to act.
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FDR And Willkie Exchange Verbal Blows On Nation's Defense
President Roosevelt accused Republican leaders of reversing themselves on national defense and criticized their votes as showing money rights ahead of human lives. Willkie, replying from his campaign train, charged Congress stayed in session for defense spending, citing 12.14 billion dollars in new appropriations and urging Democrats to oppose a third term.
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Nazis Return To Attack On Britain
London reports three brief daylight alarms marking renewed Nazi raids on Britain with casualties in London and destruction in factories and docks. German targets included Kiel, Wilhelmshaven, Bremen, Hamburg, Emden, Cushaven and Boulogne as British losses rose to 198,030 tons for the week ending Oct 21, amid intensified U boat activity and limited night raids.
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Plane piloted by American reported downed by Japs
Shanghai dispatches report a Douglas air liner from the China National Aviation Corporation on the Hongkong Chungking route was shot down near the Yunnan Kweichow border by Japanese warplanes. The American pilot W. C. Kent was named as aboard, with some wounded, but details of his fate were unclear.
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Germans Concentrating Troops in Balkans Amid War Rumors
In a London briefing, a British expert says Germany has massed about 70 army divisions in southeastern Europe, a force near 1,250,000 troops. The expert argues these builds signal fear of Soviet action and aim to deter any Soviet interference as Germany strengthens its Balkans offensive. Meanwhile in Washington, Senators Wheeler and Johnson urge President Roosevelt to seek an armistice in Europe to avoid U.S. entry into the war. They assert peace is the only sure path to keep America out of conflict.
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Time Bomb Found Aboard U S Transport Republic
A seaman claimed a mechanical nitroglycerine bomb was found in the after hold of the U S Army transport Republic after sailing from San Francisco with 3 000 troops and passengers. The ship's master of arms reportedly discovered a box with contraption and explosive agents, later dumped overboard, while most crew remained unaware of the incident.
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U. S. Weighs Greek Status Before Action
President Roosevelt was advised by Secretary Hull and Undersecretary Welles that officials lack enough confirmation on Balkan developments to issue neutrality or other documents. The three spent an hour reviewing the foreign situation in its new light and awaiting further information on the actual state.
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Axis Partners May Seek Control of Coast Territories
Foreign circles say Axis circles foresee pressure on Portugal to secure control of Europe and Africa coastlines as a prelude to U S entry into war. A Florence meeting of Hitler and Mussolini signals likely direct Italy France talks after possible Franco Portugal hints.
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Hague Subpoenaed to Appear Before Senate Committee
Newark reports Frank Hague mayor of Jersey City was subpoenaed to appear before a senate campaign investigation subcommittee later today after declining to testify voluntarily. Hague’s secretary accepted service and said Hague would attend at 2 p.m. local time, amid charges of unfounded registrations floaters and election abuses under review.
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Greeks Confident As Britain Rushes To Country's Aid
Greek defense lines hold in northern passes as Italian forces press toward Salonika while Greek reservists bolster the Metaxas line. Britain pledges aid and reportedly prepares air bases at Corfu and Crete amid rumors of British landings.
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