Dies Urges U S Action Against Bund and Reds
Chairman Marlin Dies calls on the Justice Department to prosecute Communists and the German American Bund for failure to register foreign agents. He cites conclusive evidence and urges no further delay after the Browder passport indictment, stressing action against all organizations controlled by the Communist party.
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Congressional Committee
Washington
Marlin Dies
Texas
Mouse un-American Activities Investigating Committee
Justice Department
Bund
Dies
Earl Browder
American Communist Party
New York
Departments of State and Justice
Bung
Departments of Justice and State
Brown
Communist Chief Browder Indicted Over False Passport Claim
New York Karl Browder secretary of the American Communist party was indicted by a federal grand jury on a charge of false application for a passport. The action follows his testimony before Dies Congressional committee about traveling under a false passport. Browder a former Communist presidential candidate was among those called before the grand jury.
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New York
Karl Browder
American Communist Party
Browder
Sil
Dies Congressional Committee
Grand Jury
Sunk ships signal new U‑boat era in North Sea
United Press reports two British ships sunk Monday: the Sea Venture of 1875 tons off the North coast of Scotland by enemy action and the 1692-ton White Mantle in the North Sea after an explosion. Also notes War Communique No 100 with marked activity near the Saar, three Americans arrested under new Swedish espionage law, Stalin may moderate on Finland, and ongoing trade talks between Russia and Germany.
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Wosilirs
London
Seaj Venture
Sea Venture
Scotland
North Sea
Paris
Rhineland
Saar River
Stockholm
Moscow
Russia
Germany
Aviation Issues Lead in Stocks
New York markets saw irregular trading as aviation issues boosted activity. Curtiss-Wright jumped on a block of 10,000 shares with other aviation names like North American Aviation reaching new highs for the year. The Canadian dollar closed at 89 3/8 cents, while Dow Jones averages ended mixed: industrials 153.71, down 0.15. rails 34.55, down 0.23. utilities 26.08, up 0.04. Volume totaled 970,000 shares, up from 790,000 last Friday.
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New York
U.P
Curtiss-Wright
North American Aviation
Harry Rowell Becomes Grandfather as Daughters Born
Harry Rowell known as the Father of the Hayward Rodeo becomes a grandfather after his daughter Mrs. Charles C. Lenschner previously Elizabeth Rowell gives birth to twin daughters named Merrict Irene.
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Harry Rowell
Hayward
Charles C. Lenschner
Elizabeth Rowell
Merrict Irene
Finns Stand Fast As Envoys Resume Moscow Parleys
Helsingi for Finland reports that negotiators returned to Moscow to resume talks with Russia. Finland refuses concessions that endanger neutrality while Russia signals willingness to moderate demands and seeks limited gains at Kronstadt naval base islands.
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Moscow
Hitler Pushes Drive on Allied Shipping
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler has ordered intensification of Germanys aerial and diplomatic offensives against Great Britain. With limited patrol activity on the Western front, the regime also decrees a raid on all merchant ships in allied convoys carrying contraband to Britain and France in a warning to neutral shipping.
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Hitler
Berlin
Pi—Adolf Rttter
Germany
Great Britain
Western Front
France
Owf Arency
Hayward Egg Prices Report From Central California Producers
Quotations by poultry producers in central California show large median prices for eggs with a slight change in the current market. Industry officials note steady demand and ongoing price adjustments reflecting supply conditions.
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Hayward
Central California
Germany Prepared for Long War, Newark Man Says
Newark man Ota Zorn returns from a month in Germany with views that Germany can win a long war, citing Hitler leadership and strong civilian support. He notes rationed food, improved conditions since 1930s, vast highways, and wartime gasoline limits, describing German resilience and public mindset.
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Germany
Newark
Ota Zorn
Newark Businessmim
Zarn
Ang. S
Consi
Zorn
Wittler
Iiltier
Mr. Zorn
Ohio Battles Over $50 Pension Plan
Ohio faces a heated election battle over the Bigelow Six-a-month pension plan as part of two proposed constitutional amendments. Herbert B. Bigelow of Cincinnati campaigned for the measure to guarantee a $40 monthly income to individuals 60 and older and $40 to married couples in similar cases, funded by a 2 percent tax on property above $20,000 per acre and a state income tax at one fourth the federal rate.
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Columbus
Oho
U.R
Ohio
Bigelow
Miiater
Herbert 8. Bigelow
Cincinnati
Hunters in Field For Duck Season Opens
Hunters prepare for the duck season opening Sunday with shooting hours 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. The bag limit is ten ducks per day, twenty in possession, and thirty per week. All hunters must carry a license stamp. The report notes ducks are plenty yet water supply is low and many Hayward hunters are involved.
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Hayward Honters
Kermit Roosevelt Receives British Army Commission
Kermit Roosevelt, son of the late Theodore Roosevelt, has been granted a second lieutenant commission in the British Army. He previously served as a captain during World War I.
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London
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Anti-Picket Law Challenged in Madera County
In US District Court in Madera County, attorney Wirth for the American Civil Liberties Union challenged county ordinance 168 prohibiting processions without a permit. The case follows clashes between farmers and cotton field strike pickers, with Wirth escorted from the county the prior night.
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Presnc
Wirih
Wiri
Madera
Valin Loses Bride and Receives Black Eye in Oakland
Oakland police report Valin, a boxer, went to his bride's home about 2 20 a m Sunday finding Victor Reiten a former suitor there An argument led to Valin grabbing a ketchup bottle chair and a knife A struggle resulted in a black eye for Valin and the police detained Hedden He later faced Valin and the wife had left him six days after their marriage with no sign of returning to him.
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Domingo Valin
Valin
Ounkland
Oakland
Victor Reiten
Los Migeles
Steden
Sit
Reden
Hedden
Second Street
Hia
Ale Bosom
Northern California weekend deaths rise with auto crashes
Police reports indicate at least 10 violent deaths in Northern California over the weekend. Six were auto accidents and three noted as personal crisis records. A separate notice shows Bernard M. Lopez, 33, San Leandro, and Lucy Rose Torres, 23, 2395 Fairview Avenue, Hayward filed intent to wed at Oakland courthouse.
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San Francisco
California
Oakland
Bernard M. Lopez
San Leandro
Lucy Rose Torres
Fairview Avenue
Hayward
Woman Hurt In Bus Fall At Hayward Terminal
Mrs Marle Judson of San Jose sprained her right ankle when she fell aboard a bus at the Hayward terminal Saturday evening. She was treated at Hayward Hospital.
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Marle Judson
San Jose
Hayward Terminal
Hayward Hospital
Sally Rand Plans Art Festival After Farewell to San Francisco
Sally Rand arrives in Seattle with a pocketbook tight against a strained back, saying she is bound for an art festival Monday night. She blames the Golden Gate Expo divisors for her bankruptcy and recalls her show that made a fortune from a fan.
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Sally
Seattle
Sally Rand
Adrieiys
San Francisco
Golden Gate Expo Seisition Lrectors
Neutrality Vote In Senate Expected Late This Week
Senator Rennett Clark of Missouri warned against tying U S policy to Europe’s war and risking a pawn on our freedoms after meetings at the White House with Vice President Garner and leaders Barkley and McNary. He urged opposition to repealing the arms embargo, arguing isolationist forces could tether the nation to a broader conflict.
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Senate
Washington
Senator Rennett
Chirk
Missouri
Democrat
United States
Clark
Saints
John XN. Garner
Alden W. Barkley
Charles TL. McNary
White House
Roosevelt
Tat
Ashland to Talk Drainage Problem at Town Meeting
Ashland residents gather at Ashland school Tuesday night to discuss drainage and sewerage issues. WPA project prospects for Castro Valley are noted, with talk of forming a sanitary district as a remedy. Speakers include Superior George A Janssen county health officer Dr LO Church and deputy Marty Biles. Committee members Major Howard W Brown and W I Jacobsen attend.
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Siout 1000 Mate
Ash- Lind Improverment Club
Ash-lan
Castro Valley
Fis Rommunite
George A. Janssen
LO. Church
Marty Biles
W. R. Jacobsen
Neblie Spears
Howard W. Brown
W. I. Jacobsen
Wat
San Leandro
Inquest Slated in Two Hayward Children Deaths
An inquest is planned into the deaths of two Hayward children. Stanley Edson aged 41 is said to have died from a mysterious poisoning on October 14, and Marcus Mateos, 16, died after a fall from a moving truck on a Thursday morning. The inquest will be held at Sorensen Brothers chapel at 9:30 a.m. on October 31, announced by Deputy Coroner Newty M. Sorensen.
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Hayward Cildren
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
Conni
Newty M. Sorensen
Stanley Edson
Bers P. Edson
Dublin Canyon
Marcus Mateos
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