Mussolini Warns of World Moral War Against Fascism
Rome premier Benito Mussolini urges Italy to prepare for a world wide moral war against Fascism marking an imminent military frontiers buildup. He declares Italy a growing youth led camp and vows a universal struggle against calumniating attacks. He cites future battles and a massive 1932 rally of Black Shirts and fascists.
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Benito Mussolini
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Glorifying Yourself Beauty Series Starts on Times
Alicia Hart, beauty expert, launches Glorifying Yourself on the Times Woman's Page. The series covers skin cleansing makeup facial massage hair eye care color perfume harmony hand care and exercises. NEA Service provides daily exclusive feature for readers seeking attractiveness and bodily fitness foundation.
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Alicia Hart
NEA Service
Death Ends Russell Judd Family’s Hope In Evansville
Evansville reports the Russell Judd family blind since birth mourns after their 3 year old son Russell Jr. dies during tonsillectomy surgery. The tragedy leaves the home in darkness and sorrow.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Russell Judd
Judd
Russell Jr
Counter Rebel Up rising Stirs Brazil Capital
Disturbances erupted in Rio de Janeiro as a military counter revolution attempted against the provisional government that toppled Washington Luis last week. The First Cavalry, Sixth Infantry, and military police led the effort. Colonel Bandeira De Mello was captured as banks and shops closed and residents sought safety. Dr Getulio Vargas was invited to serve as president, with rebels claiming a dictatorial phase may be needed to restore order.
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German government faces backlash over Baden raid at Rio
Berlin officials sought to quell public anger after the bombardment of the German steamship Baden at Rio de Janeiro in which twenty seven people were killed. The Karlsruhe cruiser was not sent to Rio to avoid straining relations with Brazil.
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Robberies Solved by Detectives Arrests Made
Ten house and church robberies were cleared with confessions from Jesse Pope and James Stewart. Loot valued around 4000 dollars recovered from fences and individuals. Pope, 20, of 845 West Michigan, and Stewart, 23, of 724 North Missouri, held to Marion county grand jury on burglary and grand larceny with 5000 dollar bonds. Crimes occurred on the north side with items including silverware clothing jewelry and household articles.
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George Sneed
Jesse Pope
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Michigan Street
James Stewart
North
Missouri
Marion County Grand Jury
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Grocery Manager Bound by Bandits
R H Flannery 27 of 1015 Olney street, manager of the Standard grocery at 3427 East Tenth street, said two men entered the store and held him at gunpoint in the rear, binding him with a clothes line and taking about $20 from the register. He freed his ankles enough to reach the sidewalk and tell passersby of the robbery.
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Bomb Explodes Near Rev. Shuler Church in Los Angeles
A black powder device described as a firecracker in power exploded under the windows of the Rev. Robert P. Shuler church in Los Angeles on Sunday. No injuries are reported and authorities investigate the incident as vandalism or an attempted bombing.
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Italy
United Press
Los Angeles
Robert P. Shuler
Navy leaders urge deeper arms cuts after London pact
World naval powers led by Hoover, MacDonald, and Hamaguchi urged continued reduction of armaments. The ratification ceremony in London marks practical entry into force for three nations. France and Italy must resolve fleet limits before full compliance.
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United Press
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Preparatory Committee On
Mercury Stays Up Amid Light Rains and Warm Weekend
Light rains and temperatures several degrees above normal persist this morning. The United States weather bureau forecasts cloudy skies through Tuesday with statewide warmth and only slight cooling tonight in northern and western portions. At 6 am the thermometer stood at 50 degrees, eight degrees above normal.
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United States Weather Bureau
Step-Child Murder Mystery Nears Break in Case
Denver police push to resolve the Leona O Loughlin case as they edge toward naming her stepmother Pearl O Loughlin as the likely killer. A hairdresser’s admission undermines alibi claims while motive remains unclear to prosecutors.
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Colo
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Pearl O'Loughlin
O’loughlin
Leo O'Loughlin
Leona
Berkeley Lake
Mrs. Starr
Bus Crash Injures 19 Pupils Near Hartford City
In Hartford City Indiana on October 27 a Jackson Township school bus veered into a ditch after steering gear locked. Nineteen children were hurt three seriously including Buela Wentz age nine Charles Morris fourteen and Alma Taylor while the bus toppled into a water filled creek. Driver Ralph Walke aged 35 was injured. the crash occurred three miles east of Hartford City.
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United Press
Hartford City
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Jackson Township
Buela Wentz
Charles Morris
Alma Taylor
Ralph Walke
Life is spared as bullet hits watch in Detroit
Edgar Bertier, 33, escaped serious harm when a bullet struck his vest pocket near his heart after two auto thieves attacked him. A patrolman fired, the shot knocked Bertier down and a gold watch absorbed the impact, leaving only a skin graze over the heart.
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United Press
Detroit
Edgar Bertier
Bertier
Sibley
Norbert Butta
Robber Bandits Hold Clinton Night Patrol in Grocery Store Break-in
Two unmasked men with a shotgun robbed Mills Grocery Store files in Clinton Indiana late Sunday night while a safe and merchandise were left untouched. Officers Earl Smith and Walter Durell were captured briefly as the bandits searched records. A second break-in attempt at the home of Max Rosenblatt, a grocery company receiver, failed when a family member woke.
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United Press
Clinton
Ind
Mills
Max Rosenblatt
Earl Smith
Walter Durell
Smith
Governor seeks charity game between Michigan and Detroit
Governor Green asked the University of Michigan to plan a post season charity football game with the University of Detroit. Detroit residents urged mediation and both teams had not yet played this season.
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Bu United Press
Lansing
Mich
Safe foils cracksmens theft at Boyd-Hoffman shop
Cracksmen who broke into the Boyd Hoffmans Motor Sales Company Sunday failed to obtain anything from the safe, manager Paul Boice told police today. Police found a small safe opened on East Fifty second street east of the L. E. and W. railroad.
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Paul Boice
East Fifty-second Street
Sullivan Improves After Plane Spill Injury
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan was rapidly improving at St. Vincent's hospital from injuries from an airplane spill in South Bend nine days earlier. He had a cracked vertebra in the lower spine and remained confined to the hospital since Friday. Doctors said he may be able to leave within two weeks.
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Reginald H. Sullivan
St. Vincent’s Hospital
South Bend
Sullivan
Slugger Suspect Held by Brooklyn Police
A man calling himself John Cohen and known as the slugger was arrested by a large Brooklyn police group after a string of assaults using brass knuckles or a pipe. Several victims are reported hospitalized.
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United Press
New York
John Cohen
Brooklyn
Cohen
Nine Hurt In Gas Blast At Ice Plant
A gas explosion at the Catawaba ice plant in East Spencer caused a brick wall to wreck, injuring nine people. Victims were taken to Salisbury hospitals. among the hurt were D. W. Loftin and his children Paulina and Carl. No firefighters were injured.
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Salisbury
N. C
Catawaba
East Spencer
D. W. Loftin
Paulina
Carl
Carroll Jeers Censor From Boston Pulpit
Earl Carroll used the Channing Unitarian pulpit in Dorchester to attack city censor John Casey and fight tights rules for his chorus girls. Casey countered that Carroll’s show lacked proper costumes and defended bans on indecency.
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Boston
Earl Carroll
Channing Unitarian Church
Dorchester
John Mr. Casey
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Casey
Hell
Hunters Bury Murder Mystery Near Mackinac
In Cheboygan Michigan two hunters found the remains of a woman on Point Au Sable near the Straits of Mackinac. State police said the body appears to be months old and the death is treated as a murder mystery awaiting clues.
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United Press
Cheboygan
Mich
Point Au Sable
Straits of Mackinac
Supreme Court Recess Set From Monday to November 24
The Supreme Court announced a recess starting next Monday and lasting until November 24. The brief休 period applies to all sessions and filings during the interval.
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Supreme Court
United Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Fire engulfs steamer Giltedge trapping crew at dock
Fire in a sulphur pocket on a nearby dock enveloped the 7,000 ton steamer Giltedge in Providence. Twenty six seamen were aboard the vessel and seven crew members narrowly escaped death by leaping into the sea as flames spread.
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United Press
Providence
R. I
Couple Arrested After Public Lovemaking on Highway
William Reider, 24, carried a marriage license and proposed to Miss J Elizabeth Franke, 18, in Chicago. Police arrested them for public lovemaking on a highway in South Bend. Justice Stachowicz approved the marriage on the spot with the couple answering “Done.”
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Ind
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J. Elizabeth Franke
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Charity drive pushes toward eight hundred sixty five thousand goal
Community Fund supporters report adding 88 831 37 to reach 739 078 75 with a forecast of reaching 750 000 after a morning gift of 5 000 from H G Williams president of the Mormon Motor Car Company. The drive seeks 865 000 to be raised by Wednesday night to ensure success.
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Claypool Today
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Arthur V. Brown
Airport decision on funding for hangar finish
The airport board must reach a money source by Tuesday to finish the admin istration hangar at the new municipal airport. Charles T Caldwell, the contractor, and the bonding company must agree, as Commonwealth Casualty Company could not be reached. If funds do not advance, the city will complete the $113 000 structure from the building fund and sue Caldwell and the bonding company.
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Commonwealth Casualty Company
Works Board
Caldwell
New York Stock Exchange Suspends Jones & Co for Insolvency
The New York Stock Exchange suspended the firm C. Clothier Jones & Co. today for insolvency. The action marks a formal halt in trading and membership duties amid financial trouble. The announcement comes from the exchange and affects the firm’s operations for the year ahead.
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United Press
NEW York
C. Clothier Jones & Co
Rich Illinois Banker Is Held by Kidnappers
A. G. Anderson, cashier of Yokum State Bank in Galva, left on a secret mission amid reports of Earl D. Yokum, bank president, being abducted after taking his two daughters to a Saturday show. A ransom of 10 000 to 50 000 was alleged. Officials note the bank remains sound despite the crisis.
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Yokum State Bank
Earl D. Yokum
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Yokum
Tha
Ralph Barlow
Yocum
Don A. Anderson
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St. Louis
Bowery Speakeasies Persevere Amid Padlock Threats
The Bowery’s open flophouse speakeasies face federal padlock action after 20 raids but police expect more to open again. Vendors provide shelter and cheap liquor to homeless men, who prefer the Bowery spots over municipal lodging, saying closure would spark chaos on city streets.
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Bowery
City Heads Plan Winter Jobs for Unemployed
City department heads led by the board of works approved a plan with the Chamber of Commerce to use unemployment funds and Community Fund money to pay wages for laborers on street widening and school projects this winter. About 200 men will be employed on East New York and Sixteenth street projects with work prioritized by the chamber as a job clearing house.
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Works Board
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
E. Kirk McKinney
Community Fund
McKinney
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New York Street
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New Marion County Council Vote Varies Road Funding Fate
The forthcoming county council election on November 4 will decide whether drought hit farmers receive road work funds. Auditor Harry Dunn contradicts County Commissioner John E. Shearer by saying 85 000 dollars for unemployment relief may not be available until a new council is in place. Dunn says most relief funds depend on future taxes. Shearer claims the amount is available. Retiring council members refused 53 500 dollars for highway maintenance, leaving County Highway Superintendent Charles Mann to cover payroll. Officials criticize Mann and Shearer for extravagances amid widespread job losses.
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Harry Dunn
John E. Shearer
Coffin Henchman
Dunn
Shearer
Charles Mann
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