Ire of Democrats Up in Minnesota
Minneapolis October 7 three-way splits mark Minnesota Democrats as they withdraw gubernatorial and senatorial nominees in favor of Farmer-Labor candidates while pledging support for Roosevelt. Regan denounces the sellout, Anderson forms Democrats-for-Nelson, and others push for liberal alignment.
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Ernest Lundeen
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National Union For Social Justice
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Mussolini Considers Ciano as Successor and Potential Premier
Rome Oct 7 Premier Mussolini reportedly weighs his son in law Count Galeazzo Ciano as successor and future head of the fascist cabinet while Mussolini remains capo del governo and Duce. Ciano, 33, would keep foreign minister post, with discussions at November party meeting. Ciano praised for charm and language skills, having previously led propaganda and other governmental roles including aviation heroics in the Italo Ethiopian war.
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Il Duce
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Cano
Duce del Fascismo
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Propaganda
Swedish Flier Bjorkvall Not Yet Reported at Stockholm Airdrome
Swedish crowds gathered at Bromma airdrome as the unnamed United States flyer Kurt Bjorkvall, 31, from New York, was last reported missing after a flight to Stockholm. A sighting off southern Norway near Christiansand caused a brief chase but investigators ruled it unlikely to be his plane.
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Plan Huge Rally in Wichita for Roosevelt Visit
Leslie Wallace of the Kansas Democratic state committee announced a major party rally for President Roosevelt in Wichita next Tuesday. The rally at Lawrence municipal stadium would accommodate about 50 000 as Democrats from across Kansas and delegations from Kansas City Kansas and Topeka are expected. Details for future stops Dodge City Wichita Emporia and Kansas City were not yet finalized.
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Franco's Big Push Advances Toward Madrid Front
Insurgent forces under Franco push on toward Madrid with a spearhead within 20 miles of the capital on the southwestern front. Government militia fight cold and fierce on crumbling lines as fascist columns sweep Santa Cruz del Betamar and press from Navasperal to Torrejon. The dawn to night assault covers a wide arc, aided by heavy artillery and air bombardment, signaling rapid strike intent.
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Woodring to Get Honor Salute at Leavenworth
Woodring, secretary of war, will receive his first military salute as head of the war department when he arrives at Fort Leavenworth for an inspection trip. The visit marks his first inspection trip since his appointment to the post.
Kansas Weather Forecast With Frost risk
Generally fair tonight and Thursday with cooler readings in the southeast and extreme east. Light frost possible in the west. Morning outlook shows cloudy conditions except clear at Manhattan and rain at Wichita. Road conditions vary from good to muddy with slick spots in Coffeyville and Poria. Gas Office Record notes yesterday's 2 pm and today’s noon temperatures and coal office contact.
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Roosevelt western trip itinerary outlined for 1936 campaign
The White House announced President Roosevelt will campaign in the West with major speeches in Omaha and Chicago, then travel through Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and New York. He will stop in Denver Cheyenne Des Moines and Lincoln and visit Fort Francis E Warren.
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Par ents Day banquet speaker at KU to discuss
Marvin H Creager KU 1904 graduate and Milwaukee Journal editor will be the principal speaker at KU Parents Day banquet October 17 in the Union ballroom. Tickets expected under 75 cents. Betty Creager, a KU senior, is active in Kappa Alpha Theta. Houston.
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Coffeyville Youth Charged With Murder
Nennis Ballew, 19, Coffeyville, held on first degree murder charges in the slaying of Everett Johnston, 19. County authorities say Ballew confessed the fatal act occurred while walking in the woods during a hunting trip with Miss Fern Scott, 19, who was arrested with him at Ochelata after a warrant. Johnston's body was found days later with a gunshot wound near the woods.
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Kept Dark by Committee Fokker Plane Contract on Roosevelt
Washington on Oct 7 79 chair Nye released senate munitions committee deposition about an unfulfilled Elliott Roosevelt and Anthony H Fokker contract to sell planes to Russia. He said no public hearings to avoid smearing the president. Senators Vandenberg and Barbour concur. Nye noted no illegal action unless planes were sold to foreign powers.
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New Jersey
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Chicago
University pep debate spurs football spirit plan
Dr. F C Allen criticizes campus spirit seen this fall at the opening game. John Phillips, president of the men’s student council, counters that spirits will rise with planned demonstrations. Allen creates a working for pep link with K men to organize game activities and coordinate with clubs for future pep events.
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Radek Arrested In Soviet Counter-Revolution Plot
Moscow October 7 Karl Radek veteran Soviet journalist is arrested on charges of involvement in a counter revolution plot that led to the execution of sixteen Russians last August Prosecutor Vishinsky said Radek was jailed for political and legal guilt and tied to Leon Trotzky in exile in Norway Also named in the inquiry are Tomsky Bukharin Rykoff and Pyryakovoff.
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Landon Finishes 3 Major Speeches On Campaign Tour
Topeka Kansas October 7 Alf M Landon closes three speeches before lake states campaign drive with stumping in Illinois Michigan Ohio and Indiana. Pinchot reports Roosevelt administration confusion while praising Landon. Tour includes Coffeyville and speeches in Chicago Cleveland Detroit with budget civil service and relief topics. Seaway treaty support noted and coast to coast broadcasts scheduled NBC CBS networks.
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Temperature forecast for Kansas inland warmth and frost risk
Topeka reports a rise to middle seventies tomorrow per federal meteorologist S D Flora while western areas face light frosts tonight. Tonight lows may reach the lower forties and thirties in the west with light rain totals across the state.
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Clinton Choctaw minister elected moderator in Oklahoma synod
October 7 Clinton Oklahoma article reports Rev Nelson J Morris a full blood Choctaw of Stigler elected moderator of the Oklahoma synod of the Presbyterian church. Morris becomes the first native Oklahoman to hold the post in the church's 50 year state history. Also notes professor John Payson Drake of Emporia Teachers College dies. Survivors listed.
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Chicago
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Wyeth to Speak at Douglas County Republican Meeting Tonight
Mrs George A Wyeth former head of the Women s National Republican club arrives to address Douglas county Republicans at 7 30 tonight in the county courthouse court room indoors due to weather She will critique the Roosevelt administration and compare him with Kansas Governor Landon University of Kansas students are urged to attend Also noted are exhibits from G Bayless and upcoming broadcasts and meetings in the next days with local candidates and Homer Hoch speaking at Goldwin.
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Royal Arch Masons Meet Opens Forty-Third Convo in St Louis
Royal Arch Masons opened their 48th triennial convocation in St Louis with two sessions. Williams of Hamilton Ohio was named general grand master, Bryer of Salina Kansas treasurer. Topeka attorney Reynolds to speak at Democratic HQ. Franklin D Roosevelt Club invites the public. Reynolds to address at 8 pm Friday at 40 Massachusetts Street.
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Old levee plans before Congress in North Lawrence
A public hearing at the Chamber of Commerce examined a proposed ring levee to protect North Lawrence from Kaw River floods. Lt. Col. Hodgson led the session, noting the flood omnibus bill authorized studies and funding, though no appropriation was approved.
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