Radio debate interrupted as FCC to review complaints
Washington report notes FCC will examine complaints about a Saturday night broadcast interruption during Senator Vandenberg’s remarks with the recorded voice of President Roosevelt. The incident drew multiple complaints amid coverage on Columbia Broadcasting System. In Spain, fascists pushed toward Madrid with advances from Torrejon and Maqueda, nearing Navalcarnero and El Alamo as leaders predicted Madrid within days. La Follette urged Republicans to test their plan against Roosevelt, while Wheeler campaigned for Norris’s re-election, stressing liberty and U.S. leadership.
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Madrid accuses Germany and Italy of meddling in Spanish war
Lor jon the Spanish ambassador to London handed a note to Lord Plymouth accusing Germany and Italy of aiding fascists in the Spanish civil war. Britain struggles to convene the non intervention committee while reports claim tanks and flame throwers landed at Cadiz from Italy and a German destroyer-like ship delivered war materiel to Algeciras.
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Berlin Nazi Officials Await Mussolini Meet With Hitler
Berlin officials await Chancellor Hitler and Italian Foreign Minister Ciano to gauge Mussolini s view on Russia and communism. Ciano arrives leading a fascist delegation as talks plan for a Bavarian meeting week ahead. Nazis seek Italy as a principal ally in a crusade against Bolshevism.
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Count Ciano
Mussolini
Russia
Count Caino
Ciano
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Three Leaders Vying For Power Amid Socialist Split
The scramble for power features three prominent candidates. Two are radical socialists Camille Chau temps and Edouard Daladier. The third, Paul Reynaud, is a rightist deputy who once urged franc devaluation and now warns it may be too late.
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Edouard Daladier
Paul ‘Reynaud
Domingo Leads Spanish Loyalist Tour for Moral Support in U.S.
New York date unknown Marcelino Domingo, leader of the left republican party in Spain, arrives with Rev. Luis Sarasola and Isabel de Palencia to tour the United States and Canada. He seeks to correct erroneous impressions about the Spanish conflict and enlist moral support for the loyalist cause.
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Marcelino Domingo
Left Republican Party
Spain
United States
Canada
Luis Sarasola
Isabel de Palencia
Domingo
Florida executes four men in electric chair
Raiford, Pla Four district saw Clarence D. Casey of Miami executed for the 1931 killing of a drug store clerk during a hold up. Jimmy Milligan of Miami was executed for the same slaying in which Frank D. Palmer died. L. D. Padgett of Santa Rosa County, a farmer, was executed for the 1934 hatchet murder of his wife, and Lee Clark, a Black man, was executed for killing his wife.
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Clarence D. Casey
Miami
Jimmy Milligan
Casey
Frank D. Palmer
L. D. Padgett
Santa Rosa County
Lee Clark
Roosevelt Returns to Washington Before New England Campaign
President Roosevelt flies to Washington for routine duties then plans a third campaign sweep through Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut following a restful Hyde Park weekend after a grueling western and midwestern tour that included nearly 60 speeches defending the New Deal. Coast guardsmen in Claiborne Maryland search Chesapeake Bay for two missing Washington men after an overturned 32 foot sloop sank in a weekend storm. One body recovered another swam ashore for help and is hospitalized along with owner J C McKenzie. Edward Winkler’s body lies in Solomons awaiting word.
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Edward Winkler
Solomons
Proteot and Gamble executives’ pay reported by securities commission
The securities commission reported staff pay at Proteot and Gamble Co of Cincinnati led by Richard P. Deupree at 185 000 dollars for 19385. Herbert G. French earned 110 000 dollars while Renton K. Brodie and Floyd M. Barnes, other vice presidents, received 90 000 each. Maple Grove notes and local social updates follow, including school visits, club meetings, and a farmers union gathering.
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Missing child found in woods near Temple mountain likely case
The child missing since September 30 was found covered with leaves in the woods near Temple mountain. Sheriff Richard M. O Dowd said Carl Barrett, 28, a friend of the woman, confessed to striking and killing her. He also noted intimate relations between Barrett and the woman. Elsewhere, two typhoons neared Japan after crossing South Sea islands at 73 mph, with a 3000 ton liner drifting near Miyako island and a seaplane missing in a storm near the Oshima islands.
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Carl Barrett
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Oshima Islands
Chicago Jury Hears Death Penalty Case For Hammer Slaying
Roland Munroe, 15, sits bored as a criminal court jury is seated to try him for killing a crippled widow with a hammer. The defendant, described as effeminate with a flair for exotic perfumes, appears to daydream during the proceedings. In Omaha, Lukash Culka, 45, dies from shock after being caught in a derrick accident at a smelting plant, his left leg severed.
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Roland Munroe
Omaha
Lukash Culka
Young people fined for misrepresenting age in Grand Island
Seven Grand Island youths were fined five dollars and costs each by Police Judge Newell for falsely stating their ages to buy beer or hard liquor at various city outlets. Two others were found not guilty.
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Newell
Social notes and family visits fill local pages
A string of visits and hosting duties unfolds with multiple households welcoming guests. Mrs Jorgensen and Mrs Jones host November meeting. Nels Johnson visits daughters south of Kimball. numerous dinners and weekend stays involve Sharman, Nightengales, Deavers, Miles, and other locals at various homes in Oshkosh and surrounding areas.
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W. T. Sharman
Nels Johnson
T. G.waddell
Beatrice Nelson
Charles Smith
James Irwin
Alfred Jorgensen
Charles Welton
Ed Miles
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Carol
Clover Circle Club
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Clyde Wallace
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Frank Deaver
Earl Nightengale
Virgil Ely
Oshkosh
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Dennis Walsh
H. P. Cortney
Hazel Miles
Anton Tesar
R. W. Johnson and Sons
Walter and
Lloyd
F. A. Johnson
Jess Prebbel
Harold Spiker
T. C. Spiker
Helen Johnson
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Lyle Schaeffer
Harvey
Alice
L P. Houge
William Sharman
Fred Irwin
Earl Sharman
Many Stones in Great Pyramid
A historical record states that the great Pyramid contains about 2 300 000 stones. The note emphasizes the vast scale and sheer volume of masonry used in its construction.
Montana’s Altitude Puzzle in Rocky Mountain States
A short note cites Montana as having the lowest altitude among the Rocky Mountain states, highlighting the paradox of terrain with high elevation overall. The remark contrasts perception with measured data and invites further geographic clarification.
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