Senate Debates U S Peace Resolution Determine Limits
World eyes the Senate as debates open on a peace bill urging the United States to join free nations in establishing international authority to prevent aggression and preserve world peace. Chairman Connally vows no changes while a bloc presses UN as the organizing body with military power. Senator Barkley aims for a vote, Wheeler seeks time to discuss Britain and Russia policies.
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Washington
Senate
U. S
United States
Connally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Ball
Rminn
Burton
R-Ohig
Hill
Dala
Hatch
United Nations
Barkley
Wheeler
D-Mont
Britain
Russia
Senate Panel Seeks Views On Federal Poll Tax
The Senate Judiciary Committee opened hearings on the federal poll tax with both sides invited to present legal arguments. Senator Bilbo pledged to use his words to stop any repealer if it reaches the floor, calling the measure indefensible and unconstitutional.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Bilbo
D-Miss
Mussolini to broadcast on 21st Rome march anniversary
Benito Mussolini will broadcast on Thursday October 28 marking the 21st anniversary of the Fascist march on Rome. A Reuters Zurich dispatch said the location of the broadcast was not specified and noted he now heads the Nazi controlled republican fascist party.
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London
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Reuters
Zurich
Duce
Reblican Fascist Party
Crossword Clue Grid From Historical Page
A compact list of numbered crossword clues across multiple definitions including coconut-husk fiber watering place mixture eagle intimidate extent a fruit undiscerned exalt level tranquility a dessert before dweller on prairie hurry hotel stammer head-shaped was underlay whirl common viper in feather like manner blunder regret cuckoo interspace between two dentils macaw freah pettishly float of logs antelope sharpen cicatrix cavern agem portico equal tear forest tree.
Soldiers Mental Collapses Differ From World War I
The Associated Press reports Dr. Edward Strecker says current soldiers show deeper, longer strain under modern war. He cites sustained anxiety, extensive machinery use, and a need for high home morale as key preventive measures and treatment in combat or postwar settings.
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Howard W. Blakesler
Associated Press
Science
Philadelphia
Association of Military Surgeons of
United States
Edward A. Strecker
Secretary of War
Navy
Army Air Forces
Strecker
Brewers Foundation self regulates in North Carolina
From where I sit, the Brewing Industry Foundation under Colonel Edgar H. Bain organizes brewers to maintain good conditions across the state. They cooperate with authorities and public welfare groups, protecting investor interests and ensuring steady tax income.
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North Carolina
The
Brewing Industry Foundation
Edgar H. Bain
Army
Navy
Tobacco marketing holiday called in NC and Virginia
North Carolina Governor Broughton and Virginia Governor Darden pledge a three day sales halt Wednesday through Friday to stabilize tobacco prices after sharp drops in lower grades. A conference of tobacconists approved the measure and pledged to continue the holiday as needed. War Food Administration officials in Richmond said purchases were not reduced and supported the move to bolster markets.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Virginia
Broughton
Colgate W. Darden
Darden
War Food Administration
Richmond
Triple Submarine Launch Marks Navy Day in Portsmouth
Portsmouth naval yard prepares for a wartime Navy Day ceremony featuring the first three submarine launches in history. Rear Admiral Thomas Withers announced the event as part of efforts to speed additions to the undersea fleet and noted the submarines Sterlet Pomfret and Piranha will be launched amid simple ceremonies with officers, yard personnel, and invited guests.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Portsmouth Nav Yard
Thomas Withers
Withers
Navy Yard
Sterlet
Pomfret
Piranha
Nevy Yard
Pawlak family faces future enlistment decision
In Blossburg PA Walter Pawlak Sr receives a Marines enlistment application and interview request. His son Walter Pawlak Jr aged 11 weighs in, agreeing to wait several years before joining the Marines, delaying the Leatherneck dream.
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Blossburg
Walter Pawlak, Sr
Walter, Jr
Pawlak
Propaganda Failures Highlighted by Swedish Reporter
Ane Fredborg reports that mass Allied air raids aid German counter espionage as Goering and Himmler bolster security. He notes 500 spies executed in Vienna in 1942 and describes how raids disrupt records and aid disguises, while foreign money movements and perfect ration card duplications assist spies in wartime Germany.
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Ane Fredborg
Stockholm
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Hermann Goering
Himmler
Kaiser Wilhelm
Vienna
Berlin
Lichterfeld
Two Die in Gas Plant Blast in Easton
A Sunday morning explosion at the Easton gas works destroyed a large part of the facility leaving more than 75 000 people without fuel for cooking heating and industry. The blast killed two men John Kepic and Henry Jordan and injured 35 seriously. Emergency measures include Red Cross kitchens and 25 homes condemned with 25 evacuated. FBI criminal probe announced.
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Easton
Easton Gas Works
Joseph Morrison
Red Cross Disaster Committee
Morrison
Red Cross
May Morrison
John Kepic
Dunmore
Henry Jordan
Oscar E. Benson
New York
Reading
John F.rs
Philadelphia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Four Survivors Of Ship Crash Reported Recovering
Palm Beach Fla Oct 25 Four of the 28 survivors of a tanker collision which killed 88 off the Florida coast last Wednesday remained hospitalized but were described in good condition by the hospital commander. The four burn victims are Lt. (jg) Ivan V Merrick E V Rodriguez Michael Pacinski and John L Dolene all aboard the empty southbound tanker Col Charles Demmer. The northbound tanker laden with aviation gasoline exploded and burned, drifting 20 miles before sinking near a freighter sunk two years ago. the other tanker has been floated and towed to port with 28 bodies on board.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Army
Hospita
Ivan V. Merrick
Wellsville
Kan
Navy
E. V. Rodriguez
Michael Pacinski
John L. Dolene
Boy Sliced from Marble Falls From Capitol Rotunda
Four floors up at the Salt Lake Capitol David Jones, age 3, leaned over the marble railing and became stuck. Firefighters freed him after using a grease application and chipping marble for about an hour. The child was asleep during the rescue.
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Salt Lake City
David Jones
State Capitol Rotunda
David
Mrs. W. L. Lee Dies In Bostic
Word was received that Mrs. W. L. Lee died this morning at her home in Bostic after weeks of illness. She was the foster mother of Mrs. Ethel G. Yokeley of route one. Funeral arrangements were incomplete with rites likely tomorrow at the E. H. Washburn funeral home.
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W. L. Lee
Bostic
Ethel G. Yokeley
Route One
E. H. Washburn
First Bore in the Netherlands Indies Recounted
A historical notice notes that Borneo yielded the first well in the Netherlands Indies, marking a milestone in colonial resource exploration and development.
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Borneo
Netherlands Indies
Election Ordered At Thomasville Cotton Mills
The national labor relations board ordered a secret ballot election at Amazon Cotton Mills Inc in Thomasville North Carolina to determine representatives for collective bargaining. The election must be held within 30 days of the order dated October 22.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Amazon Cotton Mills, Inc
Thomasville
N.C
Thief Boots $ worth of cash from Wichita home
Mrs. Margaret Frampdon aged 65 woke to a barking dog and found her $5,040 hidden under a pillow had vanished. A fleeing thief dropped $2,700 in a packet nearby as a dog chased him. The rest was recovered in a weed patch near the house.
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Wichita
Kas
Margaret Frampdon
Health column urges women to maintain health and morale
A health column discusses wartime morality and female wellbeing urging women to stay healthy, exercise, and resist vice. It cites soldiers, a trace of scandal, and references Molly Pitcher and Molly Stark as examples, noting Metropolitan Life says American women are healthier today due to care for childbirth and cancer screening. It ends with a Q and A on sleeping sickness and its cognitive effects.
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Molly Pitcher
Zane Grey
Mr. Churchi
Molly Stark
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Florence
Germans Use Rebuilt Planes in Mediterranean Air War
New York report says the German air force is using rebuilt British and American fighters in the Mediterranean. Messerschmitts and Focke-Wulfs mix with P-38s P-39s and a Spitfire observed in Luftwaffe formations.
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U. S
New York
Mediterranean
Messerschmitts
Focke- Walls
Terni
Italy
Theme With Variations In Hodges Court At Yuma
Isaac Newton a Quechan Indian faced a fine of 10 dollars or 10 days in jail in Police Magistrate J T Hodges court Hodges delivered the sentence in Newtons native tongue The next defendant received the same sentence in English Carlos Vega the third offender heard Hodges intone Dies dias or diez pesos 10 days or 10 dollars
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Yuma
Ariz
Isaac Newton
Quechan
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