Insull's Flight in Pictures From NEA Service
A dramatic sketch traces Samuel Insull’s escape from Chicago to Europe after the bankruptcy of his firms. He travels via Paris Milan and Athens while prosecutors seek his return on larceny and embezzlement charges, with coded cables to his son and associates amid swift political intrigue.
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Europe
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Athens
Greece
America
Insull
Swifty
Samuel Insull, Jr
John F. O'Keefe
Paris
Insull, Sr
O'Keefe
John P. Wilson
Gilbert E. Porter
Porter
Milan
Zaharoff
Foxx Wins American League MVP in 1932 Major League Balloting
New York reports Jimmie Foxx of the Athletics is voted the American League's most valuable player for 1932 with 78 points, ahead of Lou Gehrig. Chuck Klein tops the National League list, beating Lonnie Warneke and Frank O'Doul. An official announcement is made by J. Roy Stockton.
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Athletics
Lou Gehrig
Klein
Phillies
New York
Baseball Writers’ Association of America
Jimmie Foxx
Foxx
Yankees
Chuck Klein
Lonnie Warneke
Cubs
Frank O'Doul
Dodgers
J. Roy Stockton
St. Louis
Gehrig
Heinie Manush
Senators
Earl Averill
Indians
Lefty Gomez
Joe Cronin
Babe Ruth
Fosx
Fhrst
Manush
Averill
Gomez
Cronin
Ruth
Lazzeri
Simmons
Gehringer
Tigers
Alexander
Red Sox
Cissel
Dians
Walker
J. Sewell
South Carolina Clemson Grid Game Set At State Fair Grounds
Columbia South Carolina October 19 The South Carolina Clemson grid classic will be played tomorrow at the state fair grounds field. Governor Blackwood and officials will attend with students from Citadel Winthrop and Clemson. Two bands and college presidents will escort the governor as festivities unfold before the kickoff. The game shapes as a toss up after Carolina’s earlier strong start and one loss.
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Columbia,&. C
Fair Grounds Field
South Carolina
Ibra C. Blackwood
L. T. Baker
E. W. Sykes
Clemson
Gamecocks
Toronto Baseball Club Decides to Go Into Liquidation
The Toronto Baseball and Athletic club owners of a franchise in the International Baseball league voted to dissolve. Unpaid taxes on Maple Leaf stadium, totaling over 25 000, prompted the move after city council decided to auction the property for 1929 1930 and 1931 arrears.
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Toronto
Toronto Baseball and Athletic Club
International Baseball League
City of
Maple Leaf Stadium
Business Week sees revival in money markets and economy
The magazine notes improvement in most major business indicators while security and commodity prices decline from early gains. It highlights strong banking signals, rising steel output, and ample bank reserves as foundations for a later revival in capital markets once political uncertainty eases. The chamber secretary agrees but cautions that stability requires careful thinking and patience.
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Business Week
Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commercy
World War Anniversary Tense Front Actions and Diplomatic Rebuff
On October 19 1918 President Wilson refused Austria's plea for peace arguing U S support for Czechslovak and Jugoslav independence determined peace terms. Allied forces breached the Kriemhilde line near the Argonne and Meuse pushing Germans to the Freya line. Allies reached the Dutch border Americans and British advance near Cambrai Douai area. French forces hit the Handing line in Champagne capturing St Germainmont as Germans begin Brussels evacuation.
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Austria
Wilson
United States
Kriemhilde
Argonne
Meuse
Freya
Cambrai
Douai
Champagne
St. Germainmont
Brussels
US Exports Surpass Imports by 34 Million in September
Commerce data show September exports at 132 million dollars, 34 million more than imports of 98 million. For the nine months, exports rose to 1,188.9 million, exceeding imports by 173.6 million, while nine month imports fell 603.4 million from the prior year. Silver exports reached 869 thousand with 2.35 million in imports. gold imports were 27.96 million.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Dry ice at minus temperatures stated in Fahrenheit
A report notes dry ice exists at about 114 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. This figure underscores extremely cold conditions associated with dry ice storage and handling.
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France
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Ingull, Ors Tourlng Hotel
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Krenz
Dale Alexander
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Chichesters Pills
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Bay of Our
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