Axis wealth secreted in neutral lands and Roosevelts wary tone
The piece discusses Axis leaders hiding wealth in neutral countries like Switzerland and Stockholm, and suggests nonbelligerent states may shelter stolen funds. It notes Roosevelt's cautious administration, internal conflicts, and differing views among advisers about wartime policy and reform. It cites Laval's wartime dealings and resistance to Nazi recruitment schemes, with Belgian and coastal French views on Allied air power signaling eventual victory.
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Hitler
Alcatraz
St. Helena
Henry Morgenthau
Berne
Lis Madrid
Stockholm
France Faces Civil War as Labor Rules Tighten
Albert N. Leman reports that Vichy France tightens control over Belgians and other foreigners, arresting and enforcing residency for eight government officials and critics. Refugees from Belgium crossing into France face detention and daily questioning while Axis-aligned Paris papers condemn pro Britain sentiments as a crime.
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Albert N. Leman
Laval
Reich
America
Iar
Republic
Gamelin
France
Vichy
Gust de Schryver
Esto
New York
Auguste Azar
M. Rer
Herriot
Petain
Cap
Northwestern's Otto Graham shines in Big Ten air game
Northwestern halfback Otto Graham drew rave notices after a 20 of 29 passing effort for 295 yards in the Michigan tilt. He said he felt hot on the day and credited his receivers’ work as the Wolverines opened flats. Graham’s season total rose to 482 yards with only four interceptions as coach Lynn Waldorf lauded him as the best passer since his arrival.
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Evanston
Northwestern
Otto Graham
Butler
Michigan
Wolverines
Graham
Lynn Waldorf
Wildcats
Waldorf
High Point College Pre-Flight Soccer Clash Set
Navy Pre-Flight, fresh from a 3 0 win over Duke, prepares for a match against High Point College in Chapel Hill. The Oct 21 report notes High Point previously defeated Duke 3 0 and the game is scheduled for Saturday at the Navy team’s site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Chapel Hill
Navy
Duke University
High Point
Duke
Tanker Sinkings Marked Severe Maritime Fuel Loss
Last spring Axis submarine actions along the Atlantic Coast sank every tanker encountered, costing enough gasoline to power about 13,000 cars from New York to San Francisco.
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Atlantic Coast
New York
San Francisco
Moral tones echo wartime liquor concerns at Southern Synod meeting
At the Southern Synod semi annual meeting in St John Kan napolis a resolution urged government action against alcohol near military camps and in the state to protect soldiers. The piece notes wartime prohibition lessons and stresses that teaching restraint at home and church is crucial for young men serving abroad.
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Southern Synod, Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. John’s Church
Kannapolis
Roosevelt
Congress
Broughton
North Carolina
Leaving-Charles Loflin Goes to Army
In a brief note from the office, circulation manager Charles Loflin announces his enlistment and departure for the army. The piece praises his long service, describes him as a fixture of the circulation desk, and wishes him luck as he heads off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Loflin
Army
Charlie
Fights Last Night by The Associated Press
In Cleveland Jimmy Bivins outpointed Bob Pastor in a New York bout. New Haven saw Chalky Wright stop Henry Fasquez in Madrid. Brooklyn hosted Jake Lamotta who stopped Bill McDowell in Dallas.
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Cleveland
Jimmy Bivins
Bob Pastor
New York
New Haven
Conn
Chalky Wright
Henry Fasquez
Madrid
Spain
Brooklyn
Jake Lamotta
Bill McDowell
Dalals
Texas
Elect Officers At Mercury Athletic Club Meet
The Mercury Athletic Club meets tonight at 7 30 at the Elwood Hotel to elect officers for the coming year with J J Fisher presiding. Plans for the annual ladies night program will be discussed amid this important gathering. More than 10 000 000 people in fiscal 1942 viewed motion pictures on the petroleum industry distributed by the U S Bureau of Mines.
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Mercury Athletic Club
Elwood Hotel
J. J. Fisher
LG. S. Bureau of Mines
Defendants File Notice of Appeal In Vick Litigation
The Richardson will case involving 225 shares of Vick Chemical stock heads to the Fourth Circuit. On October 17 defendants filed notice of appeal from Judge Johnson J Hayes July 20 findings and plaintiffs filed exceptions and notices of appeal. Trustees of First Presbyterian Church Greensboro and others sued J H S Richardson and Lunsford Richardson Jr executors of L Richardson Sr. The decree ordered payment of dividends since July 16 1940 at 6 percent and a $545000 money recovery with 6 percent interest from March 16 1923. At hearing, stock valued around $1.6 million.
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Greensboro
Richardson Will
Vick Chemical Company
New York
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Johnson J. Hayes
Fourth District
R. R. King, Sr
R. G. Vaughn, Sr
Aubrey L. Brooks
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. S. Richardson
Lunsford Richardson
L. Richardson, Sr
Economic Inequality Blamed For Crime Among Negroes
Samuel J. Battle of the New York Parole Commission tells the Tenth Congress of Correction that economic deprivation drives crime in Harlem and among Black New Yorkers. He cites unemployment, housing shortages, overcrowding, and limited job access, urging stronger health laws, rehabilitative services, and expanded supervised recreation to curb youth delinquency. He notes civil service color neutrality but reports disparate labor access and stresses family instability as factors. Sanford Bates, NYS Board of Parole commissioner, is referenced.
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Asheville
Samuel J. Battle
Parole Commission
New Yorks City
Hle
Tenth Congress of Correction
American Prison Association
Battle
Jtabor Union
Civil Service
New York City
Harlem
Speakers at annual Presbyterian Auxiliary meeting
Goldsboro reports that the Women's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina featured speakers including Dr. D. W. Richardson of Richmond Virginia Dr. Janie McGaughey of Atlanta Georgia Dr O C Williamson of High Point and Dr C H Pritchard of Atlanta with Dr C D Fulton of Nashville Tennessee Election of officers was on the afternoon agenda The meeting will close tomorrow The piece also notes comparisons about human eye sensitivity and a historical comment on European university hiring practices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
The
Presbyterian Synod of North
Parole Group Elects New Officers and Leaders
Parole was reelected president of the American Parole Association yesterday. New vice presidents are Hathaway Cross, North Carolina paroles commissioner. Garrett Hyne, commission of correction of Lansing, Michigan. and John Colt, parole commissioner of New Jersey. Dr. Lewis Robinson, chairman of the Pennsylvania board of parole, was named secretary treasurer.
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Parole
American Parole Association
Hathaway Cross
North Carolina
Garrett Hyne
Commission of Correction of
Lansing
Mich
John Colt
New Jersey
Lewis Robinson
Pennsylvania Board of Parole
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Isten
Sena‘Justice
Jimmie
Iidit
British Broadcasting Corporation
Sicere
M. Schryver
Vichyland
W. A. Bivins
J. C. Leonard
Paree
Virginia
Kingdom of Good
Inne
Reeds
Flarlee
Millinery Dept
Willie Shore
Associated Press
Vick
Chéthene Heilbome
N. Y
Tarlem
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New York State Board of
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