California campuses erupt over UCLA suspensions
California students erupt after five University of California at Los Angeles students are suspended for alleged radical activities. Stanford and Berkeley protests erupt with petitions and editorials while campus photographers face threats as demonstrations flare across the system.
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San Francisco
Stanford
California
University of California At Los Angles
University of California
Stanford Daily
UCLA
Ernest ('. Moore
U.cla
Macadan
Crown Point Folk Not Yet Located In Dillinger Escape
Montleetin and Oct 21 report that John Dillinger’s escape from Crown Point Jail remains unsolved as eight witnesses were questioned by J Edward Barce assistant attorney general. Governor McNutt would not confirm or deny knowledge of Dillinger’s whereabouts as investigators pursue leads. Three people are charged with aiding Dillinger.
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Goernor
Paul V. McNutt
Taree
Alog
Barce
Crown Point Rvitnesses
Malesker slain by posse after manhunt near Harlem hotel
Sheriff C B Reser of Blaine county and a posse cornered Malesker, fugitive in the Ziebarth murder case, under a pile of thistles. Fire from officers fatally wounded him as he turned to fire. The body sent to Chinook after a wide regional search since late October. The pursuit followed a reported confrontation with Eunice Olson and the Ziebarth incident at a Harlem hotel room.
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Blaine County
Malesker
Pawne
Reser
Uoon
Worthing
Matesker
Chin Nook
Alaine
Phillipa
Tne
Ziebarth
Harlem
Eunice Olson
Wom
A and P Strike Settlement Proposes New Plan
The Associated Press reports progress toward settling the A and P disputes in Cleveland with a proposed plan advanced in national capitals. Washington and New York agencies push activity as union reps return to Cleveland to hear the proposal. Milwaukee announces settlement of 160 truck drivers amid broad strike fronts.
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Washington
New York
Matona
Commission House
Milwaukee
Adjournment in Berne Probe Into Protocols of Zion
The Jewish protocal trial in Berne Switzerland adjourned for at least a month to allow defense witnesses to report on the document's authenticity. Lieut. Col. Wrich Felachauer of Erfurt was named as an expert witness. Testimony cited the 1897 Zionist Congress at Basel as dedicated to establishing a Jewish national home. The protocols alleging Jewish world domination were discussed.
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Berne
Switzerland
Wrich Flelachhauer
Erfurt
Germany
Micel 'Nelion
Zionist Congress
Aniely
Palestine
Elders of Zion
Roosevelt Will Not Attend Debate With Frooke
Washington date line reports the political tie between Dorothy Frooke and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt is closed and the two will not debate tomorrow night on a New York platform. Mrs Roosevelt declines to answer a second telegram from Miss Frooke received today.
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Washington
Dorothy Frooke
Mra
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roonevelt
Storm in Kentucky Deaths From Wreck and Fire
A Kentucky storm wrecked two houses near Vandon killing Emma Robertson 12 and four of her five children in a blaze started by the storm. In New York Frederick Talat was reelected president of the Copper and Brass Research Association.
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Get
API
Hare Tonnant
Mia
Emma Robertson
New York
Frederick Talat
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Copper and Brass Research Resociation
Sinclair's Foes Lose Out On Fraudulent Voter Suit
San Francisco October 31 A legal move to invalidate allegedly fraudulent registrations in Ton Angolen county was blocked by the state supreme court The ruling hailed as a Sinclair victory by Sinclairites prevents similar actions against thousands of persons before November 6 State Attorney General Webb a Republican said the decision forestalls expanded challenges tied to the governorship bid termed EPIC Democrat Sinclair faced intense opposition from national administration over his candidacy The ongoing political clash continued despite the court decision
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Flies University
Mank
San Francisco
Ton Angolen
Mroughol
Upton Sincale
Alain Av Premo
Sinclairites
High Court
Eral A
Webb
Sinclair
CARE OF THE FEET BOOKLET REQUEST SENT VIA INDEPENDENT
The Helena Independent Information Bureau lists Frederic J. Hankin, Director, Washington D C, enclosing ten cents for a booklet titled CARE OF THE FEET. The note mentions a mall route to Washington and reads like a postal request from a reader in Helena.
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Helena
Buchanan Threats Related Ten Juror in Duel Case
Testimony at Philipabore details Harry Buchanan had issued threats against ten jurors, tied to the June 1988 Hall duel that killed him. Lester McGowan, charged with manslaughter over Buchanan’s death, faced trial as McGowan’s attorney prepared a not guilty plea. Mike Furman, operator of the nearby filling station, testified to events surrounding the fatal confrontation.
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Philipabore
Harry Buchanan
Hall
Lester McGowan
Buchanan
Care of the Feet booklet promotion copy
You can't walk without feet and this booklet shows how to keep feet healthy. It covers home treatments for common foot troubles and advises when to seek expert care. Prepared with specialists, the guide is accurate and reliable. Order by mail with a coupon, including coin to cover costs.
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Apecialiste
Denies Ad Funds Used In Politics In Delaware Speech
Wilmington, Oct. 31. Chairman Farley of the Democratic National Committee accused Republicans of politicizing federal relief funds during campaign times. He argued relief payments are made as they fall due and were spent under law, noting $15,000,000 to $20,000,000 was spent in Delaware. He called opponents “tommyrats” in a critical rambling speech here tonight.
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Wilmington
Del
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Delawera
Tommyrat
New York Hunger March Ends in Police Court
New York hunger marchers were brought to the police court after a disorderly procession through the city. About 125 men and women faced arraignment as 17 wounded marchers rode a truck to the courthouse. Federal and state relief officials opened inquiries into march funds and winter relief aims.
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New York
Albany
N. W
Federal Rule Administration
Pollac
FERA
New York State Relief Administration
Alsn
Samuel Insull to testify in mall fraud trial run
On October 31 defense lawyers opened their case in the 100 million dollar mall fraud trial and Sam Insull and his son Samuel Jr. signaled they would testify as the defense portrays Insull and aides battling to keep control of the empire for thousands of employees and stockholders. Federal Judge Wilkerson refused to direct verdicts of acquittal for the 16 Insull associates.
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Chicago
Samat Ineau
Flayd Thompson
Insull
Ampire
James H. Wilkerson
Tneull
Samuel, Jr
Himsalf
Brits to Probe Private War Material Trade
London, Oct 31. The British government plans an inquiry into private manufacture and sale of war materials. Official confirmation was not immediate. The Daily Mail cited senatorial inquiries in Washington and a deadlock at the disarmament conference as influences. The proposal may seek international participation to discuss an arms convention and global control.
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London
The
Daily Mail
United States
Washington
Owen explains W198 tokas to Roosevelt in White House
Washington October 31 Former Senator Robert L Owen a longtime advocate of monetary experiments explained his theories and plans to President Roosevelt and advisers in the intimacy of the White House. The President listened but spoke little, a secretary said.
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Robert L. Owen
TOKAS
Washington
Lan
Roosevelt
Program of Home Building Takes Shape in Relief Plan
Washington officials debated a large one hundred million dollar outlay for homestead developments to be included in Roosevelt’s public works program. The plan aims to remove thousands of families from relief rolls and spur construction, expanding government efforts to provide cheap rural homes and housing for low wage workers within the coming year.
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Washington
Roosevelt
French Fear of War Revived
Paris reports renewed fear of war as Saar plebiscite looms. Foreign Minister Laval plans to send French troops if the League governs calls for help. Troops held ready at Nancy Metz and frontier points amid rising tension. Marshal Petain warned finance committees of looming preparations for potential conflict.
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France
Pierre Laval
Saar
League of Nations Governing Commission
Germany
Nancy
Metz
Petain
Henri Petain
Finance Committees
Erickson Urges Roosevelt Vote in Fairview Speech
In Fairview on October 31 Senator J E Erickson urged eastern Montana voters to back President Roosevelt on November 6. He praised the president for aiding the common people, driving money changers from the temple, and giving the average man his day in court while stressing unemployment and housing issues during the Depression.
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Fairview
Montana
Roosevelt
J. E. Erickson
Sonator
Policy on Taxes Not Yet Framed
President Roosevelt warned against speculation on tax amounts and said new taxes would depend on public works relief expenditures. He told reporters that newspapers were his main source for progress on relief and noted several estimates, with continued discussion on page 7.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mrs Vanderbilt collapses in court after testimony
In New York on October 1 AP Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt denied being an unfit mother in court over custody of her 10 year old daughter Gloria She then collapsed at the witness stand and slumped for about 20 minutes as relatives and a nurse aided her The illness was described as heart related and she has had a nurse in attendance all week
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New York
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Gloria, Heirans
Harry Haye Morgan
Aviator Fans Speak Of Pacific Ocean Flight
A fragmented note mentions Captain Taylor and references a Pacific Ocean voyage. It describes two aviators, including a Tay lor and a Gosh T, hoping to succeed in an Australian race. The text is garbled but centers on aviation daring and competition.
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Beverly Fills
Calif
Pacific Ocean
Kingford-Smith
Taylor
Merve Hitlerpecka
Jani
Theer
Roosevelt Pledges Price Rise and Salary Restore Plan
Washington outlined a plan to lift prices and values over eight months with federal salaries restored to pre low mood levels by July 1. The president said the new budget would fund restoring the omitted 5 percent of the 15 percent cut and that higher prices would accompany increased values to ease debt payments. He added the move continues the administration’s push toward stabilization, though details of factors remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Rioters in Denver Assemble Again
Denver reports a fresh rally as about 200 strike agitators gathered at the civic center after a morning dispersal in Englewood. Spokesmen urged police restraint and federal relief workers to walk out in protest of reductions. The day followed a riot at a relief project where one worker and several police were injured and demonstrators and officers clashed.
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Denver
Englewood
Pollce
Civic Center
Pairs in parks to be forced to wed by 10 pm
In Pano Texas October 31 Mayor Eugenio Prado of Chihuahua City decreed that couples found conversing in parks and other public places after 10 pm must marry. Police were ordered to take couples found in inconvenient places after 9 pm to civil registrars for the ceremony.
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Pano
Tex
Eugenio Prado
Chihuahua City
Parka
Civil Registrars' Office
Japan stands pat on naval equality demand
London dispatch says Japan will press for naval equality and a revision of wartime limits, insisting on parity with Britain and the United States. Negotiators from the three powers agreed to extend talks indefinitely in hopes of breaking the stalemate as Tokyo maintains its position.
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London
Ato
United States
Great Britain
Hop
Ninpon
Tomeo Mateudaira
Taoroku Yamamoto
Britain
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