Roosevelt urges rapid United Nations action to keep world peace
President Roosevelt used a Waldorf Astoria address to urge a quick empowered UN council, warn that a Republican victory could empower isolationists, and pledge stern punishment for German leaders. He argued for constitutional authorization to act and defended administration foreign policy against Dewey criticisms. He also announced a Bucharest posting for Roy M. Melbourne as foreign service officer.
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Sy Douglas
Cornell
New York
X T
Congress
Foreign Policy Association
Roosevelt
Germany
Tenegran
New York City
Sgov
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
America
Council of the United Nations
Republican Record
Pearl Harbor
McCormick-Patterson-Hearst-Gannett
Navy
Hull
Bucharest
Washington
United States
Romania
State Department
Roy M. Melbourne
Naples
Triumvirate Seizes Guatemala After Revolt in Capital
Guatemala City reports Capt. Jacobo Arben Maj. Arana and Jorge Torrillo lead a new regime after a 12 hour battle that toppled President Gen Federico Ponce. Gen Corado killed as rebels seized forts. Ponce and cabinet seek refuge in the U S embassy amid a popular uprising. The upheaval could influence El Salvador Honduras and Nicaragua.
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Guatemala City
Jacobo Arben
Arana
Jorge Torrillo
Guatemala
Federico Ponce
Federico Corado
San Jose
Matamoros
Ponce
Mexico City
Vicente Saenz
Union Democratica Centroamerican
U. S
Saenz
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Miss Lubbock candidates vie for Miss Lubbock title
Three young women Miss Anthony sponsored by Lubbock Junior Chamber Miss Robinson sponsored by Tech Chamber of Commerce and Miss Brown sponsored by the Lubbock Business and Professional Women's club compete with 13 others for Miss Lubbock. The winner earns trip to state finals in Waco November 13 to be named Miss Texas in the War. Voting ends November 1 at Way Tire Dunlap's department store and Lindsey theater.
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MI88
Lubbock
Waco
General Tire and Rubber Company
Glenn Woody
Woody Tire Company
Way Tire Company
Dunlap’s Department
Lindsey Theater
Ancient Peruvians Favored Popcorn Popped in Earthenware
The fragmented text notes popcorn as a favorite food of ancient Indians of Peru, prepared in a specially shaped earthenware implement. It also mentions a flight from New Orleans to Guatemala stopping at Merida with no given reason.
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Peru
New
Orleans
Guatemala
Merida
Alpagora
Costa Rican government cites rising Honduras clashes kill count
The Costa Rican government said at least 40 people were killed in ongoing clashes in Honduras. The statement underscores escalating violence and regional concern over the conflict.
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Honduras
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Elizabeth Robinson
Jeannine Brown
London
Jers
Goodyear
Sudan
Austin
Texas
Usda Office of Statistics
Miami
Fla
Miami Naval Air Station
Ens
Roland Levitt
USNR
Flora Levitt
Lebanon
N. H
Paul J. Simillion
Mary L. Pretty
Glenwood Springs
Colo
A. E. Rahenkamp
Denton, Tex
Pup Thomas
Main
Tion Motors
Transportation Headquarters
Plymouth
Nateral
UY WA
Tedas
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