Willkie Attacks New Deal Delays On Defense in Albany
In Albany Wendell Willkie headlines a campaign speech urging faster defense action, accusing the Roosevelt administration of delaying amortization for defense factories and stalling arms production. He cites past officials and White House talks, asserting long delays despite rising global risk.
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Two Women Lead in Civil Aeronautics Training Class
In San Antonio a Civil Aeronautics Authority course at the University of San Antonio enrolls two women, Miss Crozier and Miss Timer, the first female students in CAMS programs previously limited to men. Miss Crozier is a university senior and Miss Timer a 1940 Our Lady of the Lake College graduate, as 10 percent of classes now open to women.
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Willkie in New England as war weapon shortages loom
General Haskell warns New York guards lack essential weapons while Willkie tours New England towns. He cites 28,000 guards without tank or anti tank gear and notes scarce mortars and machine guns. Despite large appropriations, industry must supply weapons to defend the United States. The visit spans Boston area and Connecticut cities with anticipated stops in Schenectady and Rochester.
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St Louis Post-Dispatch backs Roosevelt third term stance
The St Louis Post-Dispatch, which opposed FDR in 1936, will publish an editorial in its Sunday edition endorsing Roosevelt for a wartime third term. The editorial notes the world crisis and criticizes third term objections while asserting Willkie would offer a poor external alternative.
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Stassen calls for skilled leadership at US helm
Governor Harald E. Stassen of Minnesota urged a skilled U S leadership at a Republican rally in Flint Michigan. He compared the New Deal to inexperienced mechanics and pressed for job creation and stronger national defense while calling for a government that unites the people.
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Poison Pen Slur On Willkie Hit
NEW YORK October 12. Democratic pamphlet accused of using a poison pen tactic targeting Wendell Willkie. Alan Valentine, executive director of German ancestry group, condemned the document citing excerpts on Hitler and Mein Kampf, while Republican manager Emmanuel Pryor Jr dismissed it as a low smear.
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Rail Lease Case Reopened by Interstate Commission
Washington news reports the Interstate Commerce Commission reopened a lease case involving the Colorado and Southern railway leasing properties at Fort Worth and Denver City, plus Wichita Valley Railway, after a Texas petition supported by the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce. The panel had previously authorized leasing these two connected properties to the Galorada and Bauthern group, and new hearings and plans were expected to be scheduled.
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Election hinges on vote in a few states
Washington Oct 9 12 Doubtful voters in three or four pivotal states may decide whether Roosevelt or Willkie occupies the White House next four years A survey of reports tonight three weeks before the election indicates one state might determine the outcome but early campaign days may upend this Roosevelt holds a favorable position with solid Southern border and western states likely giving 180 of 146 electoral votes to win Willkie shows gains in the west and plains as he seeks to break into the solid South Illinois tilts toward Democrats but downstate leans GOP Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island show tight races Maine and Vermont favor Republicans Democrats and Republicans scramble for funds with party leaders urging donations and campaigning support.
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Radish Growing Champion Claimed In Virginia
Clifton Nail wins radish growing championship at Hayfield Va weighing 23 pounds 4 ounces with a stalk described as resembling a small tree.
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Mexican government expels American resident Merrick
In Mexico City Oct 12 194, American Ambassador Josephus Merrick was expelled after disappearing earlier from Laredo. Merrick, a longtime resident, had claimed danger near the border but returned with officials denying further delays. Mexican government minister Yuwelo Gereia Teller confirmed the expulsion.
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U S Newswomen Ahead of World in Journalism Progress
Miss Lola Anderson a former University of Missouri journalism professor now promoting journalism at the University of San Antonio travels across South America and Mexico seeking women writers. She wrote headlines in Mexican for a Santiago newspaper and edited copy for the Dominican Review Actual. Her biography appears in American Women. She notes Mexican women have long participated in journalism but remain few, tracing roots to widow-printers and highlighting her travels toward further connections.
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Demo lifts ban on Cop film in Chicago theater
Chicago officials overruled police censorship of a Witkle Green film shown in city theaters. The movie mocks Democratic leaders including Mayor Edward J. Kelly and Pat Nash. It depicts Green and Dwight Green in a discussion with the Republican gubernatorial candidate.
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Demos Seek Campaign Contributions in Missouri Letter Leak
Jefferson City report says Democratic finance committee mailed campaign contribution letters to a list of prior contributors including state highway department employees. Jon J. Nangle, treasurer, confirmed BBOC letters were sent to many who had given in earlier campaigns, but not targeted specifically at state workers.
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