Finland drafts reply to Soviet demands in Nordic talks
Foreign Minister Elias Erkko, fresh from Stockholm, leads Finland’s cabinet in drafting a final response to Soviet demands. He hopes Nordic support from Sweden, Norway, and Denmark will help preserve Finland’s independence as Panaskivi notes Finland’s negotiator role. The Stockholm communique avoided naming Finland or Russia, while Nordic leaders weigh possible concessions over strategic islands and Finland’s security.
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Helsinke
Finland
Elias Erkko
Stockholm
Naga Tofay
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Erkko
J. K. Panaskivi
Russia
Norwegsan
Panstkivt
Moscow
Rusio
Eyvesti “Kallio
Stockhorm
Kallio
Erkkaould
Gur Ft
Finatd
Educators From 7 Counties Attend Syracuse Convention
About 6,000 teachers from several Central New York counties gathered in Syracuse for the annual Central Zone convention of the New York State Teachers Association. Dr Pollock and Henry Wolfe spoke on modern American society, with sessions held at Central High School and Kolth's Theater.
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Channing Pallock
Ald
New York
Syracuse
America
United States
Henry [Wolfe
Hitler
Stalin
Europe
Germany
Russia
New York State Teachers’ Association
Pollock
Wolfe
Central High School
Keith
Soll
Beidge
Mort
Howe Hitler
Bouini
Fred Bette
David Lawrence
Pay Malon
Bugh Johnson
A . Baal Newt
Nazis Denounce Turkish Pact As British War Move
Berlin reports Hitler called ambassadors from Italy Turkey and Soviet Russia to Berlin for conferences on Germanys next move. Press says Turkeys signed mutual aid pact with the Allies marks a nonneutral stance aiding Britain and France. German view urges caution as Turkey seeks to avoid war with Russia while tightening ties with the Soviets.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Turkey
Soviet
Russia
Germany
Lght
Britain
France
Navia
Hiller
Merlin
Haron
Franz von Papen
Hans von Mackensen
Rome
Benita Mussolini
Frederick von Schulenburg
Moscow
Hitler
Viacheslav Molotef
Trosly
Europe
Mediterranean
Nadi
Ian
Balkan
Soviets
French Quitting 2 Luxembourg Border Towns
On Oct 29 French residents left Mondorf and Evrange near the Luxembourg border amid rain and mud. Observers questioned if the move was precautionary or in anticipation of a German drive. The area lies seven miles west of the Moselle River, a zone of frequent fighting.
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Luxembourg
Vaixembourg
Mondort
Evrange
Grand Duchy
Moselle
Five Foreign Spies Detained By Soviet Coastal Guards
London reports from Mowov radio say Soviet coastal guards detained five foreign spies found near Soviet territorial waters. Details of where and when the spies were found are unclear. Prime Minister Menzien announced plans for a new computer-related program with the military beginning next January.
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Movoew
London
Mowow
Walers
I the. SS
Melbourn
Ala
R. G. Menzien
Britain Hails Turkish Pact As a Victory
Britons hailed the Turkish alliance, viewing it as a strategic win that blocks a push toward the Black Sea and gives Italy reason to cast its lot with Germany. The piece notes Turkey’s military heft, borders, and naval bases, with England’s navy already familiar with Chesme.
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Londn
Turkey
Black Sea
Germany
Russia
Italy
Near East
Mediterranean
Izmit
Sea of Matemova
Chesme
Smyrna
Allies to Let Russia Keep Polish Land
London Oct 10 Allies and the Polish government in exile with Britain agreed that if Poland is reconstituted after the war it will not reclaim territories seized by the Soviet Union. Reports say an exchange between Zaleski Chamberlain and Halifax led to a view that a reconstituted Poland should not seek Vilna area lands occupied by Russia and not part of prewar Poland.
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London
Poland
Soviet Union
House of Commons
Richard Austen Buller
Britain
Zalesk
Chamberlairn
Halifax
Russia
Poliyid
Polish Republic
Lithuania
Great Britain
France
Puppet Polish State Relieved Nazi Aim
Berlin reports indicate Germany plans a puppet Polish state with West Prussia and Posen annexed. Poles are being moved from these provinces with no compensation, to be decided by the future German supervised Polish state.
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Berlin
Germany
West Prussia
Posen
Adolf Hitler
Byland
Poland
Nazi Planes Chased Off From Edinburgh
Reports from Easter and Southern Scotland describe repeated air raid alarms near Edinburgh and the Firth of Forth. Anti aircraft fire, high altitude pursuits, and sightings of German planes over the North Sea prompted crowds to watch as British planes intercepted and repelled the raid in a tense air defense action.
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Landen
Easter
Scotland
Edinburgh Firth of Forth
North Sea
Germany
Ralés
Fdin- Lourgi
Evanburgh
Svete
Air Ministry
Firth
Canton
Forth
Bart
Turner Quits Plane Racing at 44 in Chicago
Turner a three time Thompson Trophy winner admits today that airplane racing is a young man's game and says he will hang up his wings. He began flying in 1915 and will shift to other pursuits.
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Turner
Chicago
Nascoe
Andy Jeng
Thommson
Last Days to Register and Enroll for Election
Voters must register to vote in the upcoming election. Enrollment hours open tonight in Syracuse at 10 O'clock.
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Syracuse
Drift 10 Days On Barge in Bay Unalaska Alaska
Two men adrift ten days on a buzze near Bristol Bay were found safe. The wrecked Tecate lay two miles west of Upashiki beach with fifty tons of winter food supplies in the debris. Names cited include Test Tarmen Nick Holstein and Jocko Kennekott.
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Unalaska
Alaska
Bristol Bay
Test
Tarmen
Nick Holstein
Jocko Kennekott
Upashiki
Tecate
Roosevelt Defines Territorial Waters Extending Far Out
President Roosevelt said the three mile limit for territorial waters is from international law, but in certain cases waters may extend farther. He noted enforcement of submarine and surface-ship restrictions falls to the armed forces and that the neutrality act treats submarines and surface vessels as distinct classes.
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Roosevelt
United States
America
Mike Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Army
Air Corps
The Anglo French Pact Halt Shocks Allied Capitals
An unreadable wartime article fragment notes the halt of a pivotal Anglo-French mutual pact in Allied capitals. It claims the move signals Allied gain and potential Mediterranean dominance while Germany and Italy watch closely.
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Germany
Mediterranean
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