Hitler Leads Nazi Parade Into Bohemia and Munich Fallout
The article describes Adolf Hitler's triumphal advance into Bohemia with parades and speeches in Eger and the occupation of multiple zones. It notes the Munich settlement easing war fears, political reshuffles in Czechoslovakia and Britain, and debates over future German aims including colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Bohemia
America
Udetenland
Eger
Hitler
Reich
Veteran Major General Moseley retires after 43 years in army
Major General George Van Horn Moseley, 64, retires from command of the Fourth Corps Area at Atlanta after 43 years of service. He notes a lack of outstanding leadership and an undigested mass of untried theories, while War Secretary Woodring counters that Moseley is disappointed in not becoming chief of staff. Meanwhile Grandmother's Day is celebrated in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Horn Moseley
Fourth Corps
Atlanta
Woodring
Notable Global and Domestic Power Shifts and Tragedies
Summary of prominent figures receiving honors, marriages and engagements, criminal cases, and deaths. Includes Bowater as lord mayor, Tang Shao Yi as first Chinese premier killed, a $1 million suit against Dr. Allen Dafoe, Gina Roberti and Bruno Mussolini engagements, Benita Hume and Ronald Colman marriage, Duke of Windsor cattle deal, Charleston tornado toll, UAW expulsions reinstated, Black Legion trials reopened, and deaths of military leaders politicians and Zionist founder Isadore Dandwick Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Bowater
London
Tang Shao-Yi
Dionne Quints
Allen Dafoe
Gina Roberti
Bruno Mussolini
Il Duce
Benita Hume
Ronald Colman
Duke of Windsor
High River
Alto
Canada
Charleston
S. C
Holy Land
United Auto Workers
UAW
CIO
Black Legion
Michigan Supreme Court
Sopemhen
Henry H. Arnold
Army Air Corps
Kensuke Horinouchi
U. S
Hiroshi Saito
William Ennis
Alfred Krauss
Prince Johann Nepomuk of
Schwartzenberg
Isadore Dandwick Morrison
Zionist Organization of America
Marshal Alexandru Averescu
Romania
Jose Luis Tejada Sorzano
Bolivia
Richard Crane
U.S
Czechoslovakia
John J. Boylan
New York
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Calendar of Observances and Anniversaries for October
Fire Prevention Week begins Sunday October 9 with events including Leif Erickson day celebration in Minneapolis and St Paul. October 10 marks China’s 28th Republic anniversary and the National Safety Council silver jubilee congress opens in Chicago. Columbus Day observed October 12 with the Cooperative League congress opening in Kansas City and St Louis. Carnegie International art show opens October 13 in Pittsburgh.
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Leif Erickson
Minneapolis & St. Paul
China
The
Republic
National Safety Council
Chicago
Cooperative League Congress
Kansas City
St. Louis
Carnegie
Governorship battles loom in 1940 U S elections
As campaigns surge toward November 8, 1940 races see Republicans and Democrats spar over governors seats Rhode Island picks William H Vanderbilt to face Gov Robert E Quinn New York renominates Gov Herbert H Lehman while Sen Robert Wagner and Rep James Mead contest against Republicans and other rivals in a tense slate of contests for the nation’s future leaders.
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Senate
House
New Deal
Democratic Party
Rhode Island
William H. Vanderbilt
Robert E. Quinn
New York
American Labor Party
Herbert H. Lehman
Thomas E
Dewey
U. S
Robert F
Wagner
John Lord O'Brian
Buffalo
Nomi
Nated
James Mead
Sen. Copeland
Edward F. Corsi
New York City
Prisoner Promised to Straighten Up After Escape
19 year old first degree burglary suspect Godwin was jailed in Davidson County North Carolina then fled with another prisoner after Lula Belle Kimel aged 22 admitted aiding the escape. Lula Belle received 60 days and appealed while Godwin remained at large. A spree of holdups followed and a man was fatally shot.
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James Godwin
Davidson County
N. C
Lula Belle Kimel
Godwin
Lula Belle
Washington hearing links Nazis to Bund and fascist activity
An investigator testifies that Nazi Germany and certain high industrialists back the German American Bund. Fritz Kuhn is asked to name names. In Union City anti-nazis burn Hitler effigy to thwart a Bund rally. Sen. Smith clashes with farm officials over loans as cotton surplus policy options surface.
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Congressional Committee On un-American Activities
Germany
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Fritz Kuhn
Dies
America
United States
Bundsmen
U.S
Union City
N. J
Bund
Hitler
Major science surveys tackle norms liquor and cancer
Harvard will use students as guinea pigs to study forces shaping normal young men. The AAAS assigns 100 experts to pursue an unbiased program on alcoholic beverage control. The National Cancer Advisory Council asks US Public Health Service to study x rays radium and surgery in cancer. Dr Edwin Hubble now leans to a stationary universe after telescope work. Institutional reform urged for juvenile offenders with home-like cottages for small groups to resemble normal community.
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Harvard
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Cancer Advisory Council
U. S. Public Health Service
Nationwide railroad strike talks begin with stake in wage cuts
Washington hosts a three member fact finding panel led by Walter Parker Stacy James McCauley Landis and Harry Alvin Millis to study a 15 percent wage cut proposed by railroads. Hearings run to Oct 27 with a possible public opinion verdict and a strike delayed until after the panel report. AFL at its Houston convention urged peace between labor factions as Roosevelt pushes for harmonious industry government ties.
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U.S
Court of Public Opinion
Washington
Roosevelt
Walter Parker Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
James McCauley Landis
Harvard Law School
New Deal Ace
Federal Trade Commission
SEC
Harry Alvin Millis
National Labor Relations Board
University of Chicago
AFL
Houston
Tex
Labor
William Green
Munich pact era shifts spark border moves and Spain’s looming war
The Munich agreement prompts Poland to mass troops and seize Teschen while Hungary and Czechoslovakia plan talks on 800000 Hungarians. Britain eyes broader settlement as Franco vows aid and rumors swirl about Italy. Moscow’s stance softens France ties, Bleucher rumors spread, and a sensational tale of trained apes surfaces amid tension over China and Japan.
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Europe
Czechoslovakia
Syrovy
Britain
Sudetens
Benes
H. G. Wells
Alfred Duff Cooper
Munich
Chamberlain
Commons
France
Germany
Italy
Daladier
Poland
Olsa
Teschen
Hungary
Spain
Geneva
Rome
Russia
Foreign Office
Moscow
Wassily K. Bleucher
Marshal Bleacher
Japan
South
China
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