Italy declines share in Mediterranean anti piracy patrol
War fleets from nine nations head into the Mediterranean to combat submarine piracy led by Britain and France with 106 ships, but Italy refuses to join the patrol demanding full participation. Mussolini and Hitler boycott a Doon conference as Germany warns the plan may fail.
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Geneva
Mediterranean
Italy
Ltaly
Ile
Hiutain
France
Turkey
Greece
Rusold
Lespt
Bulgaria
Lugasiay Fa
Rumania
Tl Duce Haly
Doon
Voth
Mussolini
Neichsfuhrer
Hitler
Germany
Toledo Strike Toll Reaches Protest at Spicer Plant
In Toledo on September 14 a truce paused violence between Spicer Manufacturing workers allied with the Methamey Educational Society of America and others. clashes led to arrests. About 4,000 Willys Overland and 2,000 Electric Auto Light Co unionists marched to the automobile parts plant at noon to support MESA’s strike for higher wages and grievance adjustments.
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Toledo
Ohio
Spicer
Tha
Methamey Educational Society of America
C?o
MESA
Willys Overland
Eleetric Auto Light Cfo
Automobile Pirts
Atrikhe
Black Silent On Klan Issue Sparks Senate Plea
Two former colleagues in the Senate demand Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black state his Klan position or resign. Senator Royal Copeland accuses Black of misrepresentation in confirming his appointment and urges a public stance to spare the nation embarrassment. Senator David Walsh says Black owes the president and country a public declaration.
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New York
Senate
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Royal Copeland
Black
Copeland
David Walsh
Massachusetts
Clinton Mass
Justice Black
Leader of CIO union session speaks at Typographical convention
In Lontaville Kentucky on September 24 Philip Murray vice president of John L. Lewis's CIO addressed delegates at the International Typographical Union's first convention. He followed William Green AFL president and defended CIO aims, arguing constructive American labor unions as legitimate. Audience cried out against alien influence.
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Lontaville
America
Committees For
International Typographical Union
Philip Murray
CTO
la Buing
Murray
Chatrma
Britain in the Golden Age of World Order and Its Decline
Washington August 14 There is a push to understand how current international chaos arose by examining Britain's prior dominance. The author argues that from the 19th into the early 20th century Britain maintained global order through naval power commerce lanes and international finance, acting as judge and police. The piece notes that without a leading nation like Britain the world lacks balance and stability, a condition now in question.
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Washington
Tia
Great Britain
Britannia
Britain
Athens
Bilan Tut
China
Italy
Germany
Japan
Ruana
Africa
Asia
Britains
Roosevelt imposes partial embargo over Far East shipment
President Roosevelt announced a partial arms embargo to China and Japan, barring government vessels from transporting such cargoes until further notice. He did not invoke the Neutrality Act, noting a 24 hour ban policy and leaving open whether the act will be used.
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Far East
Washington
Roosevelt
Far Eastern
Cordell Hull
Joseph Kennedy
Maritime Commission
China
Japan
Dalle
Water Board Plans High Level Talks With PWA on Montana Projects
State water board members will meet with PWA chiefs in Washington to accelerate drought relief efforts in Montana. Governor Ayers accompanies them. Brown of Billings, Warden of Great Falls, and Kelly assist. Trips aim to finalize allocations and begin releases for Upper Musselshell, Wheatland, Little Missouri, and other projects including 10 000 acres at 800 000 dollars and 15 000 acres at 450 000 dollars.
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Montana
Drouthesteicken
State Water Board
Washington
Ty GC
Ito FE
Apers
Ayera
Rockwood Brown
Billings
Great Fails
Ro J Kelly
Atute Board of
Warden
Brown
Kelly
National Capital
Ayers
PWA
Litile Missouri
State Board
Fic
Musselshell
Wheatland County
Weat Fork of the Bute
Root ‘Ver Royallf County
Parsons Dead Reported in Kidnaping Case Details
New York dispatch states intercepted letters suggest Mrs Alive McConnell Parsons of Long Island was killed. Letters to William Parsons allegedly named her killers and hinted her body had been disposed of. Attorney Benjamin Shiverts said investigators have linked the case to her disappearance. Federal agents offered no comment.
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New York
Gent
Department of Aestroa Aigenia
Hiruthedts
Newel
Mconnell Parsons
Misty
Long Island
Willtam T. Parsons
Uisang
Kuprianovda
Parsons
Preumonta Toly
Orme
Tdea
Washington
Bareau
Pargona
New Jersey
Sian
Roosevelt says he faces his own money pinch
Washington September 14 President Roosevelt told newsmen at a press conference that he has his own financial troubles and, when asked about the broader monetary situation, directed inquiry to the treasury while noting with a smile that he is always in a money pinch.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
World news in gist exposes nine power naval patrol and Far East arms moves
Geneva and Italy seek refuge as nine power talks hint at a minor role in a Mediterranean anti submarine patrol. League accuses Japan of aggression in China while Shanghai cites new artillery moves for decisive assaults. Vatican paper attacks Nazi paganism. In Hendaye reports anarchists seize the Spanish government army in Gijon. In Washington the president warns that transporting war supplies aboard U.S. government ships risks action for the Far East. Farm leaders receive administration plans for a major crop program.
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Geneva
Italy
Anbisubmarine
Mediterranean
League Avalta
China
Shanghai
Vatican City
Vatican
Hendaye
Lonusgents
Gijon
Washington
Jorhida
U. S
Far Eastern
Aay
Plana
Prominent Woman's Death Probed In New York Flat
Mary Brown Warburton a 42 year old granddaughter of John Wanamaker and member of a Philadelphia family was found unconscious in her Park Avenue apartment and died. An autopsy is planned as officials consider possible drug or allergy factors.
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New York
Mary, Brown Warburton
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Park Avenue
Pden Tenart
Fakin
Raymond B Miles
Mighty Colorado Mountain Crack Seeks Cause Near Loydville
Loydville Colo September 14 The seam ruck near Mount Elvert misidentified as the highest peak opened anew leaving a 4001 feet crevasse. Federal Ranger Charles Fox said the cause could not yet be determined. An expedition will follow in two or three days to locate the fault and assess ongoing cracks.
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Loydville
Colo
Mount Elvert
Alettade
Charles
Fox
All Roads for Vets Convention Opens in New York
The 1997 American Legion convention begins in New York with notable figures present. Nanny Landsberg of Milwaukee registers as the first exservice member, while Harry W Colmery, national commander, is expected to arrive for the morrow events.
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New York
Nanny Landsberg
Milwaukee
Egister
Harry W Colmery
Chicago woman attacked by confessed suspect in 1996 case
Chief John Sullivan announced that Robert Conroy confessed to a brutal assault on Miss Anni Bray, a Chicago choir singer, in her bedroom on November 21, 1996. Conroy, a father of two with a prior burglary record, allegedly used a coat hanger and severe beating during the crime.
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Chicago
John To
Sullivan
Anni Bray
Misa Frasy
Robert Conroy
Just a Minute With Irving and Cobb on Sausage Queens
Irving and Cobb humorously lament Austrian sausage standardization from 180 varieties to 60. They compare rationing to budget balancing, warn against sumptuary laws, predict hot dog skewing Vienna alleys, and joke about Austrians’ appetite and music choices.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Austria
Austiin
Vienna
Control of Major Crops Next Year Contemplated
Washington dispatch reports tentative draft of a 1998 program to restrict acreage for six crops cotton corn tobacco potatoes peanuts and rice. Secretary Wallace and AAA officials summoned farm leaders but offered no firm details. Proposals aim to cut acreages with farm shares by state county and farm, funded by a $600 million annual conservation program. Santa Fe California dispatch notes Senator McAdoo said he would not have voted for Supreme Court confirmation if the Alabama member were in the Ku Klux Klan.
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Washington
Rhca
Wallace
AAA
Congress
Santa Tearhara
Calif
William G McAdoo
Hugo L Binck
Fuaticn
United State Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Martha Raye Given Guard Fears Thugs
Los Angeles September 14. Martha Raye, famed movie and radio singer, was placed under police protection after appealing to Capt D L Jones for help. Detective Lt Willant Stambter escorted her to a radio broadcasting station as she reported being followed by mysterious strangers in a car, with fears of violence.
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Los Angeles
Martha Raye
Ainger
D L Jones
Mollywood Division
Jones
Willant Stambter
Nin
Mias Rayo
Shanghai Bombardment Shatters Japanese Lines in China
In Shanghai on Sept 14 15 reports describe fierce machine gun fire from nests across the region to the Yangtze estuary as Japanese attackers press to crack new Chinese defenses. Chinese forces retreat to prepared positions four miles behind the old lines as Japan moves tanks and artillery to back waves of infantry. Chinese casualties are announced at about 26 000 dead and wounded over four weeks of fighting in the Shanghai area.
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Shanghai
Yangtze
Nippon
Japan
Rica Fields
Aland
Shaunghals North
Nanking
Toqwes
Shang
Organization Wins in Pittsburgh Primary Fight
In Pittsburgh on September 15, supporters of mayoral candidate Corneline J. Scully and rival Robert N. Waddell lead in early returns. From 217 of 141 districts Scully tallies 36,068 with ex-mayor Willand McWair at 9,269 and council president P. J. McCurdle at 11,711. Republican returns show Waddell at 27,983, ex-mayor William A. Mages at 10,115.
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Pittsburgh
Corneline J. Scully
Robert N. Waddell
Cubs
Scully
Willand McWair
P. J. McCurdle
G.O.P
Waddell
Carnegie Tech Soothall
William A Mages
Hunt for Lost Russ Airmen Continues
Barrow Alaska Sept 14 A Russian plane led by commander Alexanl Gratclanski arrived from Wollon Siberia to base here and support the search for six transpolar flyers missing since August. A Russian flight representative and pilot Jos Crosson ended a seven hour search from Fairbanks scanning Wiseman Old Crow Port Yukon Circle area north and east for Pilot Sigis mund Levaneffaky and five companions lost during a Moscow to Oakland transpolar flight.
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Barrow
Alaska
Alexanl Gratclanski
Lve Man
Wollon
Siberia
Arctic
Jos Crosson
Fairbanks
Wiseman
Old Crow
Port Yukon
Circle Area
Sigismund Levaneffaky
Moscow
Oakland
Calif
Anarchists Seize Power in Gijon Amid Coup Report
Report from Hendaye says anarchists in Gijon seized control of the city’s government army and executed high officials. Insurgents appoint Delarmino Tomas as Amurian dictator and imprison the general staff. foreign military experts jailed. Government forces retreat toward port areas as the coup unfolds.
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Gijon
Hendaye
Santander
Delarmino Tomas
Coatrol
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