Dewey and McNutt Berths Adjoining in Washington Trip
On a Chicago to Washington sleeper Dewey and McNutt shared adjacent berths. Federal Security Administrator Pauli V. McNutt, seeking the 1940 Democratic nomination, rode with District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey of New York, a GOP presidential hopeful, who spoke in Minneapolis and joined the train in Chicago.
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Dewey
McNutt
Washington
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pauli V. McNutt
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Minneapolis
Chicago
Hoover Calls For Nationwide Finnish Relief Fund
Former President Herbert Hoover, head of the Belgian relief commission, urges Americans to support a countrywide Finnish relief fund. He notes Finland’s wartime suffering, refugee flows, and need for medicines and clothing via the American Red Cross, with funds channeled through Chase National Bank New York.
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Los Angeles
Dec. S
Herbert Hoover
United States
Commission of Relief
Belgium
America
Finland
American Red Cross
Norway
Sweden
Edgar Rickard
Graybar
New York
N.Y
Chase National Bank
Hoover
Staff resignations rock Arizona State Hospital after Judd case
Dr Andrew F Tombs quit the Arizona State Hospital amid renewed concerns over internal friction. With Tombs gone and a single physician for 900 patients the facility faces staffing gaps as Dr Louis J Saxe remains ill. Civic groups have long attacked patronage at the hospital and a bill to reform physician appointment was vetoed by Governor Bob Jones. Mrs Judd's escapes keep the institution in the public eye.
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Ruth Judd
State Hospital
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona State Hospital
Winnie Ruth Judd
Trunk
Andrew F. Tombs
Louis J. Saxe
Tombs
New Orleans
Saxe
Judd
Bob Jones
King Christian X Sleeps in Hotel on Maneuver Visit
King Christian X of Denmark slept in a hotel for the first time in 35 years during a visit to inspect military maneuvers at Horsens Jutland. The hotel borrowed an oversize bed to accommodate the six foot monarch.
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King of
Denmark
Copenhagen
Christian X
Horsens
Jutland
Slapping of American in Shanghai Settled
A Japanese embassy spokesman said a clash between a US Navy office worker and a Formosan attached to the river police was settled amicably after talks with Japanese officials and the American Consulate General. W. N. Russell of the Navy purchasing office said he was slapped last Wednesday when he protested patrol interference with Chinese coolies loading goods on a US naval launch.
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Shanghai
United States Naval Office
W. N. Russell
United States Navy Purchasing Office
United States
2000 Youths Targeted in Area Army Drive
Col John R Kelly heads a peacetime enlistment push across Central New York aiming to enlist more than 2000 young men by December 31. The Northwestern New York Army Recruiting District expands staff and opens 12 new sub stations while appealing to patriotic groups and citizens. Local enlistments total 1426 since October 1.
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New York
John R. Kelly
Col. Kelly
Colonel Kelly
America
Kelly
Federal
Ivan H. Harris
Spencer C. Loken
Herschel L. Melvin
Syracuse University
Leslie E. McCready
Cornell University
Earl Gaffey
Henry J. Gauthreaux
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Pulaski
Cortland
London
Dec
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Weinheimer
General Electric
James St
Speedy
ELGIN
Aroun
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