Hull urges wider powers for neutral policy
Secretary Hull called for broader U S authority to influence foreign wars while staying out of them. He argued for a more flexible neutrality law to guide responses to the Italo Ethiopian conflict and to promote peaceful settlement of international disputes. The policy aims to avoid direct involvement yet use appropriate influence to curb wars.
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Hull
Sitimo
Hovey Hulls
Goratory
Wiletto Philips
Alate
Womagus
Trose
World War News From a Fractured Front
Fragmented dispatches describe Tolian Army buildup near Makale Ababa and Ital y an troop movements toward Africa. Reports mention Italian aims to cut German wartime trade and British French security talks, with several cities and leaders named amid chaos and casualties.
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Makale
Ababa
Gienera
Italy
Masa
Africa
Tentin
Lrilish
Securiy
Miy
Mediterranean
Morilla
Aevosa
Guy
Chandler Wins in Kentucky Vote Amid East Results Hint
The Associated Press reports Chandler leads Kentucky race for governor with 21 148 vote margin as 45 reporting units show his advantage while Kentucky ballots also favor a prohibition amendment and old age pensions. Republicans claim gains in New York and New Jersey assemblies and Philadelphia mayoral race, with continued coverage on page 124.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Democracy
A. B. (Hapley
Chandler
al Luffoun
Kim Swope
Ald
Soplain
Kentucky Picks Happy Chandler Governor Lead Grows
Kentucky voters show candidate Happy Chandler leading Democrat over Republican Ludge King Swope as tabulation begins. With about a quarter of precincts reported Chandler leads by 1,272 votes and an 18 047 advantage on repeal of the prohibition amendment. Strong national mentions anchor the race as results hint at final outcome.
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Mapys
Chandler
Democratiwio
Roosevelt
Ludge King Swope
Erpablican
Kentucky
Vear Terdirs
Swope
Ohio GOP cheers as Dems stay silent in Ohio elections
Columbus dispatch notes GOP leaders in Ohio optimistic after a stronger showing in off year municipal elections. Democratic officials decline comment. Gov. Martin Haver cites a packed schedule and says no statement.
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Columbus
Ohio
GOO. P
Martin Haver
President Roosevelt Satisfied With General Election Results
President Roosevelt expressed satisfaction with the general election outcome after a press briefing. He noted a Democratic popular vote lead of about 400,000 and signaled no immediate new domestic measures while emphasizing foreign policy concerns amid a troubled international scene. He planned to return to Washington via New York for a Masonic event honoring Kla rons, James, and Franklin.
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Roosevelt
Washington
New York City
Kla Rons
James
Franklin
Godp
Hyde Park
New York
Henry J. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Cleveland
America
Italians Capture Makale City as Ethiopian Army Rises
An enormous Ethiopian force massed near Makale to resist the Italian advance. Reports say Amba Alan, 40 miles south, hosts a huge pool of Ethiopian fighters. Italian patrols reportedly entered Makale. rain delayed the main push, with action expected Thursday. Diplomatic chatter in Geneva notes Hitler’s alignment shifts and potential Libya troop moves amid Britain Italy tensions.
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Makale City
Associated Press
Makite
Ttely
Amba Alan
Malale
Addis Ababa
Both parties claim victory in Tuesday's poll
Washington reports show Republicans and Democrats alike declaring win in state elections. GOP leaders tout gains in New York and New Jersey as indicating waning New Deal support, while Democrats cite plurality in New York and northern New Jersey and emphasize endorsement of the New Deal. Kentucky's results also surface with Senatorial control in focus. Roosevelt observers note a normal result despite Republican gains.
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New Deal
Republicat
New York
New Jersey
Ronsevelt
Democrata Se
Ter
Karntucky
A. By
Chander
White House Considers Berry Free Rein on Aid Plan
Washington, Nov. A White House nod signals broad latitude to George L. Gerry as he advances toward shaping labor aid policy amid divided New Deal sentiment. Roosevelt has yet to fully endorse a sweeping labor industry conference.
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Washington
White House
George L. Gerry
Indise
Royal Wedding Quietly Celebrated at Buckingham Palace
London November reports the Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Montague-Douglas-Scott married in a simple ceremony at Buckingham Palace. Archbishop Canterbury officiated as the couple, joining the royal family in a sober event following the death of the bride’s father.
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London
Gloucester
England
Alice Montague-Douglas- Scott
Canterbury
Prince of Wales
Duke of Buccleuch
Duke of Kent
Marina
Alaska Air Party Missing Still Not Found Denied
Fairbanks Alaska Nov 6 The News Miner reports direct radio telegrams and broadcasts from Eagle tonight deny a Pacific Alaska Airways report that pilot Jack Hermat and five passengers missing since Saturday walked into Engle. The fate of termin and his party who disappeared while flying from Dawson Y T to Pair banka remains a mystery.
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Alaska
Eagle
Pacific Alaska Airways
Jack Hermat
Engle
Terman
Dawson
Y. T
Pairbanka
Just A Minute With Irving Cobb In 1933 Parody
In Santa Monica on November 6, Irving Cobb riffs on financial panics and get rich schemes. He mocks gold mining prospectuses filled with by products while lampooning stock booms, then pivots to a mock venture a buggy whip factory and muskets for the army. The spoof ends with a signed, byline style closing.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Mother Lodge
Adhem
Tomb Thumb
United States Army
Irvin S. Cobh
Ickes' Executive Assistant to Visit Helena on School Damage
Martin will arrive in Helena by Northwest Airlines to assess damage to the high school and Bryant school following a half million dollar loss. He comes at the request of H B Hackett and Secretary Ickes to advocate for PWA aid and report findings to Washington officials. Rowe leads local rebuilding efforts and sees Martin as a strong advocate.
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Helena
Northwest Airlines
Rowe
H. B. Hackett
PWA
Ickes
Bryant
Mc Rowe
Hackett
Washington
Tekes
Atyore
Mr. Walker
WPA Drives 5,000 Montana Men Into WPA Jobs
Montana’s Works Progress administration pushes ahead to meet Hopkins’s quota. Districts Havre, Billings, Great Falls and Butte report 0ver 5 000 workers assigned in two days, with a target of 14 000 additional by November 20. Relief rolls already show 5 204 workers on Montana projects and 24 000 at peak in March 1935.
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Works Progress Administration
Helena
Montana
Farry Hopkins
Havre
Billings
Great Falls
Butte
Hopkins
Wall
Reietiement Administration
Bread price advance over says Wallace Washington
On November 6 1933 Secretary Wallace stated that the AAA is seeking information from bakers in two cities where bread prices have risen asserting that the general price advance has been checked.
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Wallace
Washington
AAA
Swift Action Helena Housing Plan Moves Forward
Helena developers formed the Helena Development Company to build 50 to 60 modern, earthquake resistant homes. The private group replaces a public housing board Mayor Bausch declined to create, aiming to address an estimated city shortage of at least 200 homes with subscribed funds. A temporary board of directors was appointed at the Placer Hotel by more than 50 leading business figures.
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Helena
C. J.bausch
Public Commission
Helena Development Company
Placer Hotel
City Beehive of Activity as Reconstruction Pushes On
City engineers and state officials direct relentless reconstruction as earthquake damage grows in South Main. Barricades deter traffic while crews raze bulging brick structures from the Last Chance camp, with preliminary losses mounting from four to nearly six million dollars. Theaters will stay closed until new occupancy permits are issued and public safety conditions are verified.
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Oscar Baarsot
Arthur Parsons
South Main Street
Last Chance
Baatson
Crago
Elks Home
Davis
Wall and Main
C. J. Bausch
Hetel
Helena
Ik Wagay
Commissioner of Public Safety
A. M. Shelley
Oscar Baarson
Bse
Mr. Baargon
Shellady
Death Angel Beckons to Rev William A Sunday
Evangelist William A Sunday aged 72 died at a brother in law’s home in Chivas after sudden angina pectoris. He had traveled from Winona Lake Indiana and was cared for by his wife Helen and relatives. Symptoms began about 2 PM with chest pains, he rested, then retired, and died before medical help arrived.
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Chivas
William A
Bitty
Winona Lake
Ind
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Indaw
P.m. Ater
Helen
Anglia
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