Roosevelt returns home for final Hudson Valley campaign swing
President Roosevelt arrived in Hyde Park after a one day Washington stay for talks with Hull and Welles. He plans a two hour radio program at 10 30 p.m. and will urge all eligible voters to go to the polls tomorrow.
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Island Given Up by Japan Forces
Japanese forces in south China abandoned Waichow Island off the Guangdong coast, a naval base they used in the Kwangtung area. The move appears tied to a broader withdrawal from the Kwangsi war theater, following last week’s abandonment of Nanning, capital of Kwangsi.
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Detectors fake says McCrory in grand jury charge
Criminal District Court Judge W. W. Mecrory branded detectors as the biggest fake ever pulled on the public. He warned new jurors against indictments without conviction and explained drunk driving laws while discussing lotteries rackets. The panel names include George Wray, Studulph Richter, Paul Rieve, and others. Thomas was chosen foreman.
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Services Set for Accident Victim Dora Wee
Last rites for Dora Wee age 40 of 112 Mount Vernon court were to be held Monday afternoon in Dallas after she was struck by a vehicle at the corner of South Presa street and Mount Vernon court. Survivors include son Eugene Damaron of San Antonio and two daughters Mrs Mildred Janson of Apata.
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Policeman Edward G Butler Receives National Guard Commission
Edward G Butler of 7017 Evergreen Street San Antonio was notified Monday of his commissioning as a second lieutenant in the National Guard. Butler, previously a sergeant in Company G of the 141st Infantry, has served in the guard for several years.
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Alligator sighting leads to pound incident and injuries
Arnald Gusvhez, 19, a night watchman, reports a prowler attack after being struck by a stone while nearby. Lewis Meriner treated for knife wounds, while William Lowry, 19, sustained a back gash during a separate assault. A four foot alligator was captured by city workers at South St Marys and placed in the pound awaiting disposition. Residents believe the reptile came from the San Antonio river.
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Willkie Proposes Eight-Year Presidential Limit
New York November 4 Wendell Willkie proposed a constitutional amendment to limit any president to eight years or less and urged repeal of the third term ban to prevent unlimited terms. He planned three last minute radio appeals and said he would address Congress in his first message if elected. He stressed commitment to democracy and peace and urged Americans to vote to showcase the free ballot. Willkie tied his statements to his campaign pledge without offering cabinet positions or deals and rejected rumors of entanglements. He scheduled three radio broadcasts for election eve with appearances on Associated Willkie clubs network.
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Willkie Campaign Speech Across Networks In 1940 Bid
Oregon and Representative Jo seph W. Martin Je Republican national chairman features a radio program from 9:18 to 10 p.m Central Time and a four-network late night broadcast. Willkie spent Sunday visiting campaign offices after church, claiming Roosevelt’s Saturday speech echoes broken promises and urging unity among labor, agriculture, and industry. He pledged faith in the American people and urged Roosevelt to renounce distrust after defeat. A Madison Square Garden rally drew an 11 minute ovation as Willkie’s wife looked on and supporters chanted for him.
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Daniel Frohman Injured In Fall At Home
64 year old theatrical producer Daniel Frohman fractured his right hip in a fall Saturday night at his home and was reported resting comfortably today at a Leroy sanitarium.
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London Train Crash Kills 24, Wounds 59 in Somerset
A Great Western railway official reports a straightforward London to Penzance passenger train derailment in Somerset, killing 24 and injuring 59. The incident disrupted service as investigators sort details.
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Keel Laying Ceremony Set for Submarine Slivereide
Vallejo Calif Nov the keel for a new submarine the Slivereide will be laid today at Mare Island navy yard spokesmen said in a brief notice.
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