Third Term Unity Sought at Chicago Nameless Meeting
Chicago crowd gathers as Democratic leaders press for third term unity with James A Farley under scrutiny amid Roosevelt re nomination plans. Farley resists walk away while remaining pivotal to party strategy and 1932 campaign dynamics.
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Chicago
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Tegerdlass
Forwnation
Arley
New York
Roosevelt
Farley
Art
Rosse Xil
Min
Jim Farley
Joseph ¥. McKee
Bean
Jones
Walker
John B. O'Brien
Tammany, Raininee
Fiorello LaGuardi
Fariny
Tees Idone
County Manager Recommended by Charter Commission
A report to Ononitamm County Supervisors recommends replacing county government with a county manager appointed by the Board of Supervisors. Create appointive director of finance and county controller. welfare commissioner and coroner to be appointive. Manager to head administration, four year term, submit budgets, monthly reports, and be salaried by the Board.
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Board of Supervisors
Onendary
Romie
Ononitamm
Canalscan
Director of Finance
Superaedt
Department of Audit and Control
Sound-And
Raven Fineting
Snyidnd
Sewarlup
Maeger
Ntl
Jo Deys
Getal
Fifty Die As Volcano Erupts On Island Base
Mount Cutan on Rigelic Island erupts violently. About 50 villagers killed and 50 more massing in Kamitsuki as lava, flames, and black smoke blacken the scene. Navy dispatches Oldshima and other ships with provisions and medical aid. seven doctors and police aboard the steamer.
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UPI
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Rigelic
Iuprom
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Ashi
Kamitsuki
Cnaloland
Tru
James
Navy
Oldshima
Move for Bleakley Ouster From County Office Denied
July 13 report states Governor Letman dismissed a petition to remove S William Fue Bleakies the 1936 Republican nominee for Governor and Westchester County executive. Leonard Klaber, a Westchester attorney, said the law does not prohibit county executives from outside duties. Also noted: Barnes drowned in Bute Falls, Ut, with unsuccessful resuscitation attempts.
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Altaty
Letman Bes
William Fue Bleskies
Namine
Westcnester
Leonard Klaber
Westshester
Klaber
Aleakfey
British Bay Nar Arrest 47000 in France
London reports over seventy political arrests in German-occupied French territory, with an Exchange graph noting clashes and espionage. A separate dispatch from Joliet notes three dynamite thefts from a freight car, enough to blow up a small liner, as detectives pursue leads.
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France
London
Chicago
Joliet
Eastern
Willkie Outlines Three Pledges For Campaign Tour
Wendell L. Willkie, in Colorado Springs after a luncheon with the Republican State Committee, raised a three-point program. He urged a wall against class consciousness, promoted rehabilitation of our economic life, and pledged a robust national defense. He spoke to a crowd estimated between 300 and 6,090 supporters, urging unity to preserve democracy and resist dictatorship.
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Cole
Ury
Wendell L
Willkie
Ufc
Colorado Springs
Dravér
Snosk
Heilo
Wabkie
Roosevelt Plans Mobilization of National Guard to 50,000
President Roosevelt seeks congressional authority to mobilize 50,000 National Guardsmen as a first step toward a broad mobilization and compulsory military training by 1942. Five divisions and seven regiments would begin extended training soon, with Army base pay for privates and job protections for returning workers.
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Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Stephen T. Baxly Wit
War Department
Toxiga
New York
Old Seventh
Fwhlen
Salleep
Ma Early
National Guard
Arshall
Senate
Shell
Assemblyman Butler Calls Paroled Slayer Investigation
Assemblyman William J. Buller urged Governor Lefronn to probe the parole of Frank Swiantek, 19, charged with the hammer slayings of his younger siblings Gordon and Theresa, 11, in their beds. Swiantek was on parole from Elmira Reformatory for the ax killing of another brother in August, and pleaded innocent at his arraignment on first degree murder charges.
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Butler
Buffalo
Wiliam J. Buller
Gortmer Lefronn
Frank Swhontck
Buller
Gordon
Theresa
Swiantek
Tiberly
Elmira Reformatory
Auprist
Wisconsin Teacher and Rail Mail Clerks Found Slain on Coast
A 22 year old former Wisconsin teacher, a 44 year old railway mail clerk, and a 44 year old man were found shot to death last night in an apartment on the coast near Los Angeles. Detectives labeled the deaths murder and suicide. Police said the visitors included Gertrude Hemling from Wisconsin and Gior Slater, a former agriculture teacher, in town for graduate study in county service work at a university.
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Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Iate
Gene Bechtel
S. FR. Lopez
Gertrude Hemling
Waa
Argentina Exports To United States Jump in First Half 1940
The Chamber of Commerce of Argentina reports a 49 percent rise in Argentine exports to the United States in the first six months of 1940 compared with the same period in 1939. Total value reached 637,818 dollars versus 37,892,218 dollars for the prior six months.
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Ase Ansetican’ Chamber “of Commerce of
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United States
Eeisto
Prontacts
Nazis Attack On Britain In Rehearsal And Romania-Turkey Ties Strain
A British front report suggests a Nazi attack on Britain may be imminent as preparations continue through submarines ships and bombers. Concurrently Romania threatens to sever Balkan ties with Turkey over alleged pro Allied moves and the Romanian regime escalates anti Jewish measures amid its alignment with Germany.
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Yugolavia
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Sti
Carol
Europe
Ring Carol
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Rumsndan
Rumanie
Germany
Vail
Tragedy: Mother and Two Infants Die After Note Harms
A mother, Ray Bressler, 31, hung a disturb note on her door and harmed her three children with a knife before killing herself by inhaling gas. The bodies were found in their kitchen yesterday afternoon. Two infants are 36 and 16 months old, the third is 18 months old as Sheriff James White reported.
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Regen
Ray Bressler
Pmila
Robert
G Varcold
Carolyn
James White
Greasier
Lee Se
300000 More Men Called by England For Home Defense
Britain expands mobilization to include 32-year-olds, lifting total summons to over 7.5 million as German raids intensify on England Wales and Scotland. Laval rises to influence in Vichy governance while German forces prepare a blitz against England amid starvation pressures. Romania moves anti Semitic decrees toward closer ties with Germany, and Tokyo reports Britain agreeing to close a trade route for arts shipments amid Japanese demands.
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Britain
Weel
England
Wales
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Vichy
Laval
Council of 12 Ministers
Petaiz
Weygend Reizins
Berlin
Germany
Hitler
Balkans
Bucnarest
Errest
Tokyo
Rome declares battleship and two cruisers hit in July action
Rome reports that a British fleet of a battleship and two cruisers was repeatedly struck by Italian air power during July 11 operations. Italian communiques say three groups split at night, pursued by Italian aviation from bases in Southern Italy Libya and the Eastern Mediterranean. Casualty claims include the sinking of a British destroyer and two British aircraft reported down in Malta, with Italian forces claiming repulsed British counterattacks and pursuit losses.
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Cotaminique
Waly
Libya
Mediterranean
Boses
Italy
Lisya
Chas
Malta
Ote Commmunique
Moyaie
Africa
Comemunique
Ilssme
iCen
British Destroy 12 Nazi Planes In Wide Raids
British forces shot down a bomber over the English Channel as German raids continued across southwest England, Wales, and Scotland. Prime Minister Winston Churchill was to address the nation at 9 o'clock ELD as casualties mounted and British air losses rose this week.
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England
Wales
Scotland
Winston Churenutl
Air Ministry Ca
English Channel
Teider
Fmieland
Ian
Air Ministry
Gamege
Conrladed
Collier
War Today Commentary on Hitler Delays Invasion Efforts
The piece argues Hitler delays launching an invasion of England as British air power grows. It notes German operations against Britain and raids into German territory, while forecasting cautious moves by Hitler tied to broader European tensions including Russia and Balkan unrest.
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