Communism in Church Denied at Libel Trial
In Morristown New Jersey on October 9 the Baldwin Bridge libel suit over the D A R blacklist continues into its second day. Rev William H Bridge Boonton denies communism and testifies that Mrs Baldwin wrongly branded speakers as playing the Communist game. John Haynes Holmes and Robert Morse Lovett defend Bridge.
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Missing 11 year old girl sought by police
Police today searched for Bessie ONeill age 11 missing since Apr 16 from 525 West Washington Street. She started to school last Thursday and has not been located. Mother Mrs Ellis Sawyer says the girl’s Nortonville Ky father attempted to take her when she was 2. Teacher at School No 5 says she did not attend last week.
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Italy backs U S stance in naval pact replies
London reports Italy's answer to the Franco British naval accord favors total tonnage limits and aligns with the United States on arming, signaling a shift in the international response. The United States rejects the British French plan and Japan's reply is on the way as cabinet meets to review next steps.
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Civic leader praises Slack budget plan and 1929 economy
William Fortune, civic chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, writes Mayor L Ert Slack praising the administration’s 1929 budget prep. He urges continued economy, notes necessary tax rise, and says taxpayers can bear the increase if civil city taxes are wiser spent.
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State Republicans Urged to Vote Straight Ticket
Concern of Republican state and congressional candidates over scratching at the polls drew pleas to 600 attendees at a Wayne Lincoln Club meeting Monday night to vote the ticket straight. Ralph E. Updike, seeking reelection, spoke on unity and party loyalty.
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