German Catholics Will Battle Hitler Is UGE May Put Quietus Upon League
Rome reports a strong hint that Italy may quit the League of Nations as three Italian papers publish discussions on the move. Mussolini’s Popolo dItalia, the Corner de la Sera, and Gizze del Popolo discuss shifting alignments with Germany and the United States not members. The coverage notes widespread public debate and warnings of possible impacts on international relations.
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V/P
Taly Micht
League of Nations
Mussolini
Popolo d'Thalia
Gizelle del Popolo
Tiedt
le Ene
Makingind
Germany
Iuesta
Prunetea
Restive outlook as Congress eyes 1932 election
The piece notes impending Republican efforts to regain control and anticipates Democratic resistance to recovery legislation and patronage issues. It mentions Roosevelt era party dynamics and expected campaign promises shaping the May congressional session, with references to benefits and electoral strategies.
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Washruutas
Emey
Electrittcians
Amin Medan
Beneriits
Newest Banking System In Field Emerges
Washington November 1. The government’s bank system formed today with twenty chartered savings and home loan associations. John Mabey chairs the Federal Home Loan Bank port, noting seven states seed funds and preliminary approval for six more. The system, modeled after the western reserve, pools funds for Jane Walling and other home financing needs as associations become members. Continued on Page 3.
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Todiy
Jad Beer
Joho Ch Mabey
Hedern
Laan Nan Port
Tiaeice Syster
Jane Walling
Western Reserve System
Savings and Loan
Aisibelations
Thy Home Loan
Three Hurt In Street Car Crash in Frisco
Three persons were seriously injured when street cars collided in Frisco near the Pevks tunnel. The crash sent twenty passengers into the rear compartment. the conductor warned riders and assisted injured passengers as emergency crews responded.
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Frisco
Sto Pranetaes
Suihey Street
Directo Hin Pagkengens
Body hunt for Hart continues as hat found
In a grim case authorities press the search for the body of a young Hart. A hat linked to the scene was recovered north of the San Mateo Bridge. Two prisoners Thurmond and Holmes confessed after dramatic events at the crime site as drag operations continued. Sheriff Witham disclosed further details, with updates to follow on page 2.
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Slayer
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Hranke Piet
Mit
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Epaty
Dota Moore
Santa Mara
Coumey
San Maten Bridge
Chomas TL Thurmand
Daek Volos
Mons
Thurmond
Holmes
Umaga
Tat
Mourmond
Ity Eldow
Sheriff Witham d. Mang
Governor Ritchie intervenes in Maryland lynching case
Maltinare November reports Gov Albert Ritchie took decisive action following a Maryland lynching. He criticized prosecutors and urged immediate arrests of nine men linked to the mob violence that attacked an elderly white woman at Somerset. Evidence, collected byAttorney General Willard Ureston, was presented to pursue a grand jury.
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Dey
Somerset
Tiorge Arman
Sith
Na Veelane
Mohine
Robins
Mying
Tta
Murder of Second Woman Attributed to Jones
San Diego police press updates tie a man named Jones to the killing of Katharine Zacher, 36, missing since Tuesday. Detectives link photos of Toney to the case. friends point to a housekeeper and a furniture-store worker as others seen with a woman. a body found a month ago near San Diego is referenced.
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Policn
Katherine Zacher
Thomas MM
Misa Zatchmier
Plotos
Toney
Wis Jones
Misa Faehmaler
Firewell
Cedi Jones
M Tarik Straw
Blast in British coal mine kills fourteen men
Fogbound Cond tine mine disaster rocks Chenterfield as fourteen workers die in an explosion. Seventeen rescued after three hours of digging, while rescuers and crew breathe fog and danger. Prince George travels from Chateworth to offer condolences as King George’s sympathy reaches the scene.
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Chateworth
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Conference on care for women to open in Washington
Fifty nationally prominent women tenders will meet in Washington to formulate a program for the care of women employed. The federal letter administration says they would be welcomed at noon. After luncheon an illustration address will cover social and civil duties of working women.
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Retter
Henievett
Five Cent Beer May Be Possible Again
Washington area residents hear a proposal for five cent beer as the United States Brewers Association and a federal panel discuss lowering taxes and prices. The group outlines reforms including an alcohol duty cut and a possible 1 dollar tax on higher alcohol content beer to spur consumer access.
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Nev
United States
Fedayi
Samto Cine
Filling Station Men Strike in St. Louis
Striking filling station workers in St. Louis halted service amid a tense labor action. Report notes involvement of Mt. Lewis and local crews with potential impact on product handling at eight large facilities.
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CADJ
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Dintana
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Aloyea
Radicald Defeated in Spain in Hot Poll
In Spain's first federal election under the new constitution the republic shifted far right amid disorders and at least six deaths. A cabinet crisis followed reports of a planned leftist retaliation and urgent measures against a military plot. Troop activity reportedly affected Madrid and nearby areas.
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Spain
Martinez Barrias
Mat
Atwag
Neville
Body of Harkness Found by Posse in Montana Mountains
Nov 18. The body of Robert Markness, former Missoula undersheriff, missing for a week west of Lolo Hot Springs, was found by a search party of about 190. Coroner Lt. Powell said death resulted from a heart attack. The body showed supplies, including $188, and a gun leaning by a tree.
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Missoula County
Lolo Hot Springs
Harkness
Bondi
Philkness
Lt. Powell
Morran Campbell
Robert Manson
Missoula
Tarkness
Sheriff
Ro Thompson
Luther Birthday Ceremonies Mark Crisis in German Faith
In Berlin on November 19 the Luther birthday celebration under the Nazi regime took on a strong political tone. The event highlighted a rare display of Catholic solidarity with non Nazi Protestant pastors against radical Nazi Christian factions. The church’s division deepened as Catholic Germania reported on Krause’s demand to discard the Old Testament and promote a militant Jesus.
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Germany
Martin Luther
Reinhold Krause
Jesus
Christ
Germania
Ohio puts 50 000 at work to attack idleness drive
Columbus reports a bold effort to employ 50 000 men at once under the Wise program with the federal Civil Works Administration. Adjutant General Frank P D Mendersen outlined the plan in Columbus with county and city delegates present. The initial phase covers about 12 million dollars in relief funds, with 70 999 workers expected from 44 counties by Tuesday. Employment capped at 3 days per week per man, ensuring families are supported.
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Columbus
Oho
Federal Civil Works Administration
Adjutant General
Prank
T Menderson
Heal
Civil Works Administration
Befary
Netivea
Settle May Attempt During Ascent Tomorrow in Akron
Akron Ohio Nov 19 A weather study tonight led Lieutenant Commander T G W Settle U S N to announce plans to begin his stratosphere balloon flight tomorrow morning if conditions stay the same The flight has been postponed twice recently due to adverse atmospheric conditions Commander Kettle will be accompanied by Major Chester L Fordney U S Marines as scientific observer.
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Ohio
T. G.W. Settle
U.S. N
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Chester L. Fordney
U. S. Marines
Chicago Banker slain by trio of kidnapers
Sunsell L. TMount, 57, mortgage banker and currency exchange head in Chicago, died from multiple bullet wounds suffered when three men invaded his home on Thursday. Blount said the attackers likely intended to kidnap him for ransom, and police pursued possible motives and suspects.
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Sunsell L. Tmount
Blount
St Paul Packing Plant Strike Spreads
South St. Paul Minn Nov 1 4nv appeals to workers at other packing plants to join the strike of Armour and its workers were made by Wim Schneiderman strike tender at a meeting here About 200 of the plants 1700 employees had been confined inside the plant since the strike began on Friday Normal Horwitz said about 500 pickets were stationed at roads and corners to deter strikebreakers and assurances from other companies indicated potential spread of the action to raise wages and recognition by the union
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South St. Paul
Armour and
Wim Schneiderman
Minneapolis
Packing Iouse Workers’ Industrial Union
Mainetenance
Norman Horwitz
St. Paul
Raitroada
Armottromplexen
Texas Negro Is Sent to Hot Chair for Killing
In Thuntaville Texas on War 20 AP report marshal Wilkens a 24 year old Whiller county airgre wine ploetea is accused of murdering Misaisle Jones 19 of Bronkehire who was slain last August.
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Marschal Wilkens
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Misaisle Jones
Bronkehire
Roosevelt orders Welles to Cuba for Cuban stabilization
President Roosevelt recalls Sumner Welles to Havana after a five hour personal report from the Cuban ambassador. Welles departs for Washington to reconfirm the stabilizing effort and brief Acting Secretary Phillips.
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Sumner Welles
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Phillips
Guban Leaders Silent on Return of Welles
Havana reports wide interest in the U S Cuba talks as Ambassador Sumner Welles heads for Washington. President Ramon Grau San Martin refused to comment before Welles visits the State Department, saying any statement would be premature.
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Havana
Faland
United States
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Donight
Ramon Gran San Martin
State Department
Washington
Soviet envoy to U S draws OK of ambassador role
Maxim Litvinoff received word that Mea under Antonarich Trovanove was approved as the first Soviet ambassador to the United States. Washington notes tied the appointment to Far Eastern affairs while Trovanove’s Tokyo experience and Moscow post surface as context in the evolving diplomatic scene.
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Mea
Antonarich Trovanovesky
Maxim Litvinoff
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Travanavsky
Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Matehuria
Moscow
State Planning Commission
Litvinoff
State Department
Sessions of Farmers to Open in Omar
Omaha November 19. John A. Shapeon president of the National Farmers Union spoke on the eve of the union's national convention. He predicted the convention opening tomorrow would approve a program reiterating last year’s platform. The executive council of the National Farm Monday association planned to decide the fate of the current farm strike during the gathering.
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John A. Shapeon
Natonal Farmers’ Union
Simpson
Farmers’ Union
National Farm Monday Association
Atrike
Reds and Unrawians Itiffin New York
About 600 Ukrainians gathered in New York to protest U S recognition of Soviet Russia and pledged to boycott Russian goods until the regime’s terrorists rule is ended. Police observed as participants faced charges for disorderly conduct after a march by 8 000 demonstrators. An earlier court appearance occurred in Providence for related charges.
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New York
Teandagea
Hrifiaes
Magiatrate VW
Stanley Itenand
Providence
HW. I
United States
Dusties
Hearings on Oil Price Fixing Planned by Administration
Washington reports hearings set for tomorrow on proposed oil price schedules as Senator Dickinson accuses hot price fixing of boosting profits. Secretary Ickes notes the large volume of briefs and pledges fairness to both opposition and advocates while May He Delay Tekos suggests delaying the date to reconsider the tentative price schedule from December 1.
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Peter
Dickinson
Towa
Ickox
Witeh
Icke
Tekos
Parliamentary Law booklet for club women available
Washington Information bureau mails a complete digest of parliamentary rules of order with duties of officers and committees, model constitution, and bylaws. The booklet can be ordered for a nominal charge including postage, by sending a coupon to Washington.
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