Deadlock in Pacific Maritime Strike Expands Across Coast
In New York the International Seamen's Union voted to strike after officers were overruled. The move comes during a meeting at Cooper and follows widespread disruptions as coast workers walk out. The Pacific strike tightens its grip over overland cargo and ships, with ships idle along the West Coast and concerns spreading to Alaska. Philadelphia and Baltimore report additional ship actions as Long Island lines face picketing and shore workers consider engine crews.
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AN Francisco
Pacific Maritime
Cer
Alaska
Whers
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Rgo
Long Island
Providence
R. L
Fea
Wnton
Smith Attacks New Deal as Madrid Bombings Reported
Alfred E. Smith accuses New Deal leaders of delaying recovery to push crackpot schemes. He targets Roosevelt alliances with Farmer-Labor and American Labor parties and arrestingly warns of a stolen livery of the Democratic Party. He spoke at Harmanus Bleeker hall before a full house.
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Albany
N. Y
Alfred EB. Smith
New Deal
Roosevelt
Farmer- Labor Party
Minnesota
American Labor Party
New York
Progressive Party
Wisconsin
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Smith
Harmanus Bleeker Hall
Landon vows full recovery and government reform
In a St Louis campaign speech, Kansas Governor Alf Landon pledges good government, full recovery, and reform. He attacks the current administration’s record, calls for balanced budgets, restoring confidence, anti trust enforcement, and open plans for pensions while condemning unemployment and economic instability.
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United Nation
Radio Priest Coughlin Apologizes for Scab President Remark
Rev Charlee E Coughlin issued a radio apology for calling President Roosevelt a scab president and criticized WPA remarks. He said he wanted to close the campaign by apologizing for any hurt caused, recalling a letter to Roosevelt and noting bishops’ concerns over attacking governmental authority.
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New York
Charlee E. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Cleveland
WPA
Presiden
Michael J. Galagher
Detroit
Cough‘n
Nown
Atiena
Three Die In Car Truck Crash Near Manville
DANVILLE Vax Oct. 31. Charles Hudson 52 his wife Nannie 48 and their four year old daughter died when their car collided with a loaded truck and plunged over a 20 foot embankment. Three other Hudson daughters Nannie 14 Edna 13 and Ola McKinney 26 were seriously injured.
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Danville
Vax
Charles Hudson
Nannie Hudson
Manville
Judsons
Nannie
Edna
Ola McKinney
Averely
Roosevelt declares New Deal fight to continue at Madison Square Garden
President Roosevelt closes his campaign with a rallying call that the nation has just begun to fight. He defends the New Deal and accuses prior GOP rule of long silence while outlining goals for labor, farmers, homeowners, banking, and social welfare.
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New York
Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
Two Die and Two Injured in County Fair Crash
At Mullins on October 11 George Tselios was killed and Imanuel Pappas and James Pappas were seriously injured when a car struck the rear of their vehicle. Ernest Peteron, the driver, fled the scene. remaining victims suffered multiple fractures and crushed limbs as the car toppled their jack-supported vehicle. Mary Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Lyle were also returning from the county fair.
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Madrid
McKay
Colorado Colp
Ter
War Minist
Getafe
Pin Parla
Torrigon
Parla
North Road
Howey
M McKay
Huertous
Mullins
George Teelios
Imanuel Petros
James Pappas
K. Lyle
Mis
Mary Fowler
Pappas
Tselios
Petros
Ernest Peteron
Scé
Vappas Allics
Etros
Mussolini to Deliver Important Speech in Milan
Milan reports Premier Benito Mussolini preparing to speak on an upcoming public reconstruction program. Observers expect a policy of collaboration with Germany against communism and possible recognition of the Spanish fascist regime.
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Mussolini
Milan
Italy
Remier
Benito Mussolini
Sessec & Pick
Musseini
Germany
Taly
Il Duce
Presidential Campaign Finds Much As It Began
Washington October 31 AP The presidential campaign ends amid party splits over New Deal policies. Roosevelt and Landon traverse key states urging voters as rivals clash on taxes spending social security and reform. The race hinges on midwest farms and eastern cities with turnout possibly surpassing 44 million Tuesday.
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Washington
Deastdant Bdansawalt
Landon
Senate
House
Rain Forecast Flows Over Election Day Across Nation
Weather bureau notes indicate rain and cool to cold conditions may dampen turnout from New England to Virginia on Tuesday. Ohio Valley and Tennessee face heavy precipitation. mixed rain and fair conditions expected across eastern Gulf states and western regions as polls open and close.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
Uncle Sam
New England
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Akes
Mid-Weat
Gulf States
Mississippi
Florida
Plains
Siates
Rocky Mountain
North Carolina Campaign Ends in Victory Talk
With one day left before the election, Democrats forecast a 523,801 to 247,232 lead and a 276,569 plurality, while Republicans claim a 25,000 majority for Gilliam Grissom. Key issues are sales tax and absentee voting as Hoey ends in Lincolnton and Charlotte and Grissom speaks in McLeansville.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Wallace Winborne
Grissom
Clyde R. Hoey
Hoey
Lincolnton
Charlotte
McLeans‘ville
Election Returns To Be Broadcast Tuesday Night
Tuesday night at 7 30 o clock The Enterprise will broadcast national state and county election returns on Eng lish street side of the building All interested persons invited to assemble on the vacant lot to listen The Associates Press will furnish returns from every quarter as fast as compiled The Enterprise staff will compile returns from all city and surrounding precincts as possible
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Enterprise
Associates Press
United States
Expenditures Hit Record in 1932 Presidential Campaign
Washington reports the 1932 campaign surpassed $13 million in outlays. The Republican National Committee spent about $6.99 million since January 1 with $1.80 million in the ten days ending October 28. Democratic groups spent about $3.43 million, while minor parties added over $2 million. Total major and minor party spending nears $11 million, far exceeding 1928 levels.
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Washington
America
Republican National Committee
Republican Committee
Democratic National Committee
American Liberty League
The
United Mine Workers
National Union For Social Justice
Good Neighbor League
Seven Drown As Boat Capsizes On Lake Gogebic
Seven men and a boy drown when a motorboat capsizes on Lake Gogebic. Five rescue boat occupants perish, while Mrs. Oscar Hendricks and others save the rest. The dead include Tri Dulebohn 44 Ram say Mich and James Talama 39 Puritan school principal with relatives from Bessemer. Theodore Olson 81 Pepin Wis survived.
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Ironwood
Mich
Lake Gogebic
Here
Oscar Hendricks
Tri (Co) Dulebohn
Ramsay, Mich
Bessemer Township
James Talama
Puritan School
Bessemer
James, Jr
Frank Halama
Jacob Halama
Stanley Cory
Powers
Puritan
Lawrence Petrusha
Ramsay School
Theodore Olson
Pepin
Wis
Officers Named At Kiwanis Meet In Greensboro
The Carolinas Kiwanis district elected Dr Joseph Sevier of Hendersonville as district president and chose Charlotte as 1937 meeting place at the close of its 16th annual convention. New lieutenant governors include R E Price Rutherfordton Richard E Thigpen Charlotte Dr J K Pepper Winston Salem R P Holding Smithfield Jake S Morehead Durham Edward Moseley Williamston Dr A G Woodard Galesboro Dan McNachan Florence Donald Brown Anderson and Sevier re appointed Rodrick H McDonald Columbia S C as district secretary treasurer for 16th year.
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Greensboro
Carolinas
Kiwanis International
Joseph Sevier
Hendersonville
Charlotte
R. E. Price
Rutherfordton
Richard E. Thigpen
J. K. Pepper
Winston-Salem
R. P. Holding
Smithfield
Jake S. Morehead
Durham
Edward Moseley
Williamston
A. G. Woodard
Galesboro
Dan McNachan
Florence
Donald Brown
Anderson
Sevier
Rodrick H. McDonald
Columbia 3. C
Duke Power Announces Major Riverbend Expansion
Duke Power plans a 3 million expansion at Riverbend power plant in Charlotte. The project adds 225000 horsepower capacity and 000 horsepower turbooggne rate, with about 18 months of construction and the site to become the largest steam adjoint in the south.
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Duke Power
Charlotte
Duke Power Company
Riverbend
South
Duke
Weather Highlights North and South Carolina North warming trend
Weather report notes increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions in the North Carolina mountains with light showers in the extreme west. South Carolina expects generally fair to slightly warmer conditions Sunday, cloudiness and probable showers in interior areas. Washington data covers 24 hours to 8 p m statewide.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
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