Daladier Breaks with Reds as Party Divides in Marseille
Premier Edouard Daladier ends ties with the Communist party and vows to push reforms to voters if needed. The Radical Socialist leaders clash over his harsh attack on Communists at the national convention, stirring cabinet ministers and deputies.
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Marseille
Edouard Daladier
Communist Party
Radical Socialist Party
People's Front of
Edouard Deladier
Daladier
Naval
Cesar Campinchi
Jean Zay
Albert Sarraut
Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Herriot
Paroled Woman Aids in Dr. Lee Murder Case
Paroled Carrie Stevens supplied a key lead that helped arrest four suspects in the eight month old slaying of Dr. Charles H. Lee. Henry J. Cofer and W. H. Cofer, both resort operators on St Simone's Island, and two men identified as George Cleyborn and Willie Green were taken into custody after police linked the tip to a $150 cash exchange the night of the shooting.
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Brunswia
Charles H. Lee
J. E. Register
St. Simon’s Island
Henry J. Cofer
W. H. Cofer
George Cleyborn
Dr. Lee
Chief Watkins
Chief Register
Three Year Old Awarded Damages in Ram Shop Case
Chicago jurors awarded Arlene Richine 2500 dollars against tavern owners Paul Sakenas and Peter Wakunas after her mother Antoinette Richine died from acute alcoholism following a five dollar wager on a pint of whisky. The suit invokes the ram shop act holding tavern keepers responsible for patrons under the influence.
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Chicago
Arlene Richine
Arlene
Paul Sakenas
Peter Wakunas
Antoinette Richine
Dollar Bill Given To Each Church Member
Walton New York Methodist church to pass the plate in reverse this Sunday Each parishioner will take one dollar from the plate and invest it as they choose The dollar and its profits will be returned to the church later as noted by Rev Grant Robinson
Army Plans Six Mile Minute P 37 War Plane
A six mile a minute Curtiss P-37 war plane represents the U S Army speed response to European air power. Lt Benjamin Kelsey’s 3 0 mile flight from Dayton to Buffalo showcased the craft and 13 initial P-37s will be delivered. a faster P 40 experimental is expected. The Navy meanwhile completed a 14 hour non stop flight of a new bomber from San Diego to the capital. The P 37 rivals Messerschmitt and Spitfire speed claims as air corps aims to outpace bombers. Continued on Seventh Page
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Dayton
Ohio
Buffalo
N. Y
Benjamin
Kelsey
Air Corps
Army
Germany
Great Britain
Calif
Naval Air Station
Japan Presses Open Door Policy Amid China Advances
Asahi notes a new situation in the Far East due to Japanese gains in China and asserts Tokyo may seek U S acceptance of this stance. The paper cites a 3000 word protest in Washington against U S interference with Chinese rights and discusses the open door policy.
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Tokyo
Asahi
China
Far East
Japan
United States
Washington
Foreign Office
Joseph C. Grew
Un-American Quiz 10 Shift to California
Washington reports two members of the House committee investigating un American activities will travel to California in mid November to question 150 witnesses about communist activities. Chairman Dies announces the subcommittee will include Reps Starnes and Mosier, both Democrats.
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Washington
House
California
Dies
Texas
Starnes
Alabama
Mosier
Ohio
Harper Knowles
Henry G. Watters
American Legion
Knowles
San Francisco
Watters
the Legion
Congressional Committee
Martin Dies
Roosevelt
Weil
Ten Year Old Kentucky Girl Marries Coal Miner
Rosie Columbus aged ten according to Johnson county records married 54 year old Fleming Tackett a widower and coal miner after her mother obtained the license at Floyd county courthouse. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W G Ratliff in a log cabin near Prestonsburg with the child’s mother present.
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Prestonsburg
Rosie Columbus
L. B. Sheppard
Johnson County
Fleming Tackett
Floyd County
Grace Columbus
Rosie
Paintsville
Sheppard
W. G. Ratliff
Abbott Creek
Kentucky
Flem
Utilities pledge $2 billion to boost wartime electric output
A group of twelve major utility firms and the federal government announced a two year plan to spend about 2 billion dollars to expand electric power generation. Floyd L. Carlisle of Consolidated Edison said the move would nearly double current outlays and commit to enough orders to build 1,000,000 kilowatts of capacity. The National Defense Power Committee, chaired by Louis, disclosed the program to strengthen power facilities for war material centers.
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Washington
Floyd L. Carlisle
Consolidated Edison Company of
New York
National Defense Power Committee
Louis
Predict Large Plane 10 Land On Small Area
At the first rotating wing aircraft conference in Philadelphia 150 scientists discussed future airliners landing safely in backyards during emergencies. Aeronautical engineers reviewed windmill designs like autogiro and the convertaplane combining airplane and autogiro to pancake down in minimal space.
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Associated Press
Elphia
Gerard P. Herrick
New York
Oak Grove Man Killed by Train in Indiana
J. C. Thrush 70 of Oak Grove died when struck by a train near Valparaiso Indiana while en route to visit his sister Mrs Sylvia Leonard in Woodburn. He leaves two sons Raymond Thrush and Bill Thrush four daughters Clara Binz Owen Trimble Ruby May Mary Thrush and a sister. Funeral plans were incomplete. Thrush was a steam engineer and trucker and member of the Church of God.
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Oak Grove
J. C. Thrush
Woodburn
Ind
Sylvia Leonard
Valparaiso
Raymond Thrush
Bill Thrush
South America
Clara Binz
Owen Trimble
Ruby May
Mary Thrush
R. Thrush
Church of God
State Widens Work in Farm Security
E C Melanis state director of the Farm Security administration told about 200 Louisiana supervisors meeting in New Orleans that the allotment increase allows expansion over 12 months. 100 more supervisors would be added to total 300, with rehabilitation loans totaling about 3.25 million dollars, up 50 percent. This year 269 thousand supported tenants buying farms, with 71 families taking the opportunity. The new allotment is 942 thousand dollars.
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New Orleans
E. C. Melanis
Farm Security Administration
Louisiana
McInnis
German press decries US as European encumbrance
Berlin reports Deutsche Diplomatisch Politische Korrespondenz accuses the United States of meddling in European affairs and of pressuring Western powers after Munich peace. The piece criticizes Roosevelt’s address on peace by fear and warns America against lecturing Europe while citing the Monroe Doctrine and European self-determination.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Deutsche Diplomatisch - Politische Korrespondenz
United States
Munich
Roosevelt
America
Europe
New World
Burglary spree solved as youth confesses crimes
Monroe police arrest a 15 year old juvenile near a south side business district. He admits to two burglaries and two attempted burglaries and leads officers to a hiding place containing coins stolen from C. S. Causey Grocery on October 22. The confession aligns with on scene investigations and details of the crimes.
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Monroe
Frank S. Pettit
C. S. Causey
Texas Avenue
Chinese Couple Fasts to Force War Gift in Shanghai
An 17 year old Pan Pihcheng and his bride began day five of a hunger strike seeking 4,000,000 Chinese dollars to aid China in the conflict with Japan. The Canton merchant father reportedly offered 1,000,000 but was rejected, and the couple vowed to starve unless the sum is paid.
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Shanghai
Pan Pihcheng
Fone Marntha
Japan
Canton
Hague Fights On After Court Upholds Right to Rally
Jersey City officials prevail in ruling on a permit requirement for public meetings as C I O organizers vow ongoing labor rights push. The decision limits police interference with park speeches placards and leafleting while avoiding a ruling on union meetings. A rally is planned to celebrate the restraint of Hague from curbing C I O activity with speakers invited from the A C L U.
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Jersey City
N. J
Frank Haguesse
James A. Hamill
Hague
William J. Carney
William Clark
C. SO
Reda
American Civil Liberties Union
New York
C. L O
Frances McKee
Hudson County Committee For Labor Defense and Civil Rights
Roger N. Baldwin
The
Clark
Appeal Taken After Garrett Ruling in Todd Case
Judge David J Garrett ruled no cause of action in a case seeking to block Newt V Mills from the Fifth District Democratic nomination. Harvey Todd was cited to show cause why Mills should not be designated the Democratic candidate and attorneys prepared an appeal. The district committee planned to meet at Hotel Virginia to officially designate Mills.
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David J Garrett
Firet
Wefternoon
Newt V. Mills
Wil Harvey Todd
Mills
Fifth Congressional District
Todd
Court of
DO Pum
Harvey G. Fields
Democratic Executive Committee
Garrett
Hotel Virginia
Mille
Newt V. Milla
Fifth District Democratic Committee
Harvey Todd
Hundred Percent Contributions To Twin City Chest
The Twin City Community Chest reports a total of 6612 received so far with many smaller gifts pending entry. Brown Paper Mill Co contributed 400, the Gas Company employees gave 125, and Montgomery Ward and Twin City Printing reported 100 percent participation. The drive unites two towns in a common effort to aid those in need.
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Gtr Brown Paper Mill Co
Gas Company
Alice Deimwood
Twin City
Brown Paper Mill Company
Alston Propiut
Monroe
Montgomery Ward and Company
Twin City Printing Company
W. B. Hatchell
Germany to Deport Polish Jews From Germany
Nazi authorities rounded hundreds of Polish Jews from beds in a nationwide raid and held only men after tight security. Berlin reported thousands may be affected as Poland reviews whether expatriates retain Polish citizenship under a looming law. Women waited outside barracks with belongings while transports stood inside gates.
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Berlin
Oct
Germany
Poland
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U.S
U.S. Army
France
Karl Steincke
Newfoundland
Hamburg
Devon Francis
Supreme Court
ACTIO
Chest Fund
Community Chest
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