Litvinov Heads for Washington Talks With Roosevelt
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Commissar Litvinov planned a trip to the United States for discussions with President Roosevelt and other officials. The talks would cover diplomatic relations, credit, tariffs, and postwar cooperation, amid rising expectations of renewed formal ties between the U.S. and Soviet Russia and broader industrial and financial considerations.
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Daladier to Ask Balanced Budget
Paris reports Premier Edouard Daladier will urge a balanced budget and anti inflation program in a desperate bid to avert collapse. Government parties clash with radicals over a plan as the franc remains weak and inflation looms. The fate of the measures rests with a Congress showdown, with a decisive vote expected tomorrow.
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Labor Asked to Support Strike by the Farmers
Des Moines Oct 21 AP Milne Reno president of the National Farmers Monday Association announced his departure for Chicago to gain labor support for a national farm strike that began at noon today. He urged cooperation from schools churches and other groups to restore farmers purchasing power and warned that the republic’s life hung in the balance. In Sioux City the strike was quiet as leaders awaited Reno’s word, while Nebraska’s holiday president conferred on plans.
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H. C. Parmenter
Austrian Princess Guarded In Castle Over Nazi Plot
In Carinthia Austria Prince Von Sachsen Meiningen and Princess Margot were found guilty of a Nazi conspiracy. Police seized letters including one from Goebbels and found Nazi files at the castle. Princess Margot remains a prisoner under guard with restricted contact.
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Pitzelstadten
Munich
Rain and Cold Temperatures Across Tennessee
Weather notes report Sunday partly cloudy with possible rain in extreme eastern sections and a much colder trend. Forecasts mention high and low temps, comparisons to same date last year, and no rainfall on those dates. Readings recorded from 6:00 a.m. over the prior 24 hours across days in question.
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Defense funding funds army use and aviation plans
Washington reports a 25 million dollar national defense allotment including several hundred additional aircraft and a 19 million dollar modernization program. A 6.4 million dollar set aside for other federal projects aims to boost employment as aviation construction funds are to be shared between the Army and Navy, with about 200 planes per branch expected if evenly divided.
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Code Contested by Mill Worker in Tennessee Court
In Knoxville on October 23 AP report says Ralph Starling, a former Southern Silk Mills employee, seeks an injunction to block underwear code enforcement under the National Recovery Act. The suit argues the code is coercive and interferes with labor contracts, with judge George Taylor reserving ruling until Monday.
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Southern Silk Mills
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Roosevelt Plans Speech Today Explains Program
Washington Oct 21 AP Roosevelt plans speech today to explain his program amid farm protests and urban price concerns. He sat in ChesterTown Mass receiving an honorary degree, while drafting remarks that may touch on the Russian question. Senator Norris urged currency expansion to lift farm prices, proposing refinancing 1.5 billion in Liberty Bonds to boost buying power. Officials study loans for wheat farmers similar to cotton loans as part of farm relief efforts.
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Alabama Rallies to Trim Tennessee 12-6
Alabama overturns Tennessee 12-6 in a hard fought game. In a separate report, eight officers were injured as a mob dragged 15 year old George Armwood from Somerset County jail and lynched him after an alleged attack, burning his body in Maryland. Also noted, Dr Nelson Davis of Brazil died suddenly at age 41 while leading Rockefeller Foundation research in Bahia.
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Erset County
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Joseph Itzel
Baltimore
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Brazil
Nelson Devis
Rockefeller Foundations Research
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Yellow River
Tennessee Falls to Alabama in 12 to 61 Rout at Knoxville
Tennessee's eight year run of wins ends as Alabama shocks the Volunteers 61 to 12 at Shields-Watkins Field. Alabama leads 3-0, then pulls away with a dominant fourth quarter after a series of key penalties and drives. Governor Hill McAlister watches as Tennessee struggles to contain Alabama's rushing and passing attack.
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Shields-Watkins
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Crimson Tide
Robert Neyland
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Moseley
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Walker
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Extradition Hearing For Insull Bears Down In Athens
In Athens on October 21 the United States seeks to extradite former Chicago utilities magnate Samuel Insull. The public prosecutor repeats charges of fraudulent bankruptcy and asset transfers before a Greek court, while defense attorney Desis Lazarimos argues many cited offenses are not punishable in Greece and touts Insull’s firms' solvency with balance figures.
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Trail of Firebug Trail Through Reichstag Court
Berlin Oct 21 AP Judges and newspapermen followed the trial of Mat ines Van Der Lubbe and four others as he testified he started the Reichstag fire February 27. A laborer Organistka said the arson was planned long ago and recalled meeting the defendant on a hiking tour in southern Germany. She quoted Van Der Lubbe saying only one Naziism remains if his politics fail.
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Sugar growers may get loans from government plan
Secretary Wallace announced a tentative plan to grant loans to domestic cane and beet sugar growers to support prices. The program would hinge on production controls, with loans around six dollars per ton and sugar held as security. Puerto Rican and Hawaiian eligibility was under discussion and a processing tax of one tenth of a cent per pound was being studied to repay loans. The plan aims to prevent price drops, with the Commodity Credit Corporation likely handling sugar financing.
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