Senate Vote On Neutrality Is Due Friday
Washington Oct 2 Republicans and Democrats debate the neutrality bill as the Senate heads toward a Friday vote. Leaders Barkley McNary Garner discuss embargo limits and amendments to protect military resources, with isolationists denouncing British ambassador Lothian.
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Senate
A Wahington
Senate Tesuers
Roosevelt
Alben W. Barkley
Mat Mir
Royswelk
Diktariate
Thepublican
Charlier J. McNary
John Nanre Garner
McNary
Conortus
Arkley
Barkley
Inter
Haslathaie
House
William E. Borah
Great Britain
British Lord Sees Churchill as Future Premier in War Crisis
Lord Marley, deputy speaker, predicts Churchill could become prime minister if the war endures. He notes Canada may become an arsenal against Germany as criticism grows of Chamberlain’s appeasement policy, with Churchill viewed as a strong wartime leader.
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Seve Churchill
Toronto
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Enbi
Nesille Chamberlain
Lord Marley
House of Lords
Vere
Canada
Bhat Morehensey
Ihe
Chamberlain
Veka
Roy
U-Boat Commander Provided Survivors With Taxi Service
The Gustav Adolf, a Swedish steamship of 14,000 tons, was sunk off the Shetland Islands while carrying wood pulp from Goelborg to Bristol. Captain Hugo Stolpe said the German submarine surfaced near the wreck and, after spotting the Norwegian steamer Bireya, signaled Biscay before submerging, giving survivors a ride to a rescue ship.
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Gadeharg
Swindon
Gustav Adolf
Shetland Islands
North Atlantic
Goeleborg
Bristol
England
Hugo Stolpe
Biscaya
Deaths of Prominent Figures Across America
Obituary notices report deaths of notable figures across the United States on October 23. Included are Cisde Smith Thompson aged 62, former head of Thompson Carroll Advertising in Cleveland and linked to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Elisha A. Williams, 84, once a Cincinnati Reds player in 1876. Herman J. Stegeman, 48, University of Georgia coach and administrator. Dr Oswald Eugene Brown, 77, Vanderbilt University dean emeritus of religion. Albert Keller, 60, president of the Witz Carlton Corp operating hotels in New York and Bermuda.
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America
Ciata
Thompson
York
Smith Thompson
New York
Thompson-Carroll Advertising Agency
Cleveland
Jaki Test Thompson
Put- Tigher
Part Ower
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Elisha A. Williams
Covington, Kym
Cincinnati Reds
Vwerman J. Steremian
Athens
Hereman J. Stegeman
University of Georgia
Georgia
University of Chicago
Oswald FL Brown
Nashville
Tenn
Oswald Eugene Brown
School of Religion
Vanderbilt University
Albert Keller
Witz, Carlton Corporation
Boroc
Zane Grey Dies at 64 on the Coast. Desert Writer Fame
Zane Grey, famed author of desert tales, died at his California home at age 64 from a heart attack. His career spanned novels later turned into popular films, with The Heritage of the Desert and Riders of the Purple Sage among his landmark works. Grey earned a dental surgery degree then a later honorary literature doctorate from the University of Pennsylvania. His passion for fishing and the South Seas colored much of his life and writings.
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Zane Grey
Fane
University of Pennesivania
Grey
Harpers
Contingso The War Today a Vene Paneene
Article discusses British countermeasures against Bolshevik influence in Afghanistan and India. It notes Russian aims to dominate India, Afghan gates via Khyber Pass and Kandahar route, strong British military stations at Quetta, and India's vast secret service network to deter communism amid self government agitation.
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Hitler
Prussia
India
Afghanistan
Russia
Holsheivists
Uck
Bolsheviste
Bolshevists
Hegin
Khyber
Kandshar
Alexander the Great Isral
Anc
Quetta
Ize
Government of India
Germany Faces Allied Nerves War as Axis Propaganda Pushes
Nazi leaders convened in Berlin while Goebbels blasted Britain over the sinking of the Athenia and urged moral endurance on the home front. They framed the conflict as a war of nerves, predicting a long, arduous struggle and promising rallies to bolster German resolve amid Allied blockade pressures.
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Germany
Veniber
Reten
Joseph Gorbbels
Britain
America
Goebbels
Winston Chureaut
Molise
Athenia
Churchill
France
England
Naal
Berling
Adolf Hitter
Moscow
Ivan T.tovosyan
Berlin
Feltari
Athena
Gorbbels
Phils
Court of World Opinion
Swift
Royal Air Tow
Royal Oak
Scapa Flow
British Papers Ridicule Goebbels Charges Headlines Mock Churchill
London papers ridicule Propaganda Minister Goebbels after his radio speech accusing Winston Churchill of sinking the passenger liner Athenian. Headlines praise or lampoon his remarks with phrases like Old Maestro Makes His Radio Comeback and You Can't Keep a Good Lie Down. The Daily Mirror and Daily Express question Churchill’s reaction.
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Goebbels
London
Joseph Paul Goebbels
First Cord of
Admiralty
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Athenian
Daily Herald
Daily
Daily Mall
Patty Mall
Nix Eareer
Tyne
Tne Pally Express
Mr. Churchill
Father's Tale Spurs Hunt for Hit Run Ner In Death of Girl
Philadelphia police search for the driver who struck 12 year old Eleanor OConnell then fled. A distressed father Lawrence OConnell recounted finding her body in the rain and witnessed a car back up before driving away. A glass fragment and a license number were noted as clues in the hunt for the unknown motorist.
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Philadelphia
Eleanor
O'Connell
Lawrence O Connell
Automohier
Football Player Is Injured While Watching Contest
Buffalo Ohio 23 year old Frank C Morrew, a sandiot football player, was hurt not playing but watching a game. He sparked the Traptweins offense for three quarters before a fourth quarter stoppage. On the next play a rough hit sent him to the hospital with a possible brain concussion.
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Buffalo
Frank C. Morrew
Sandiot
Morree
Traptweins
Mt. Mitute
Ken
Marrow
Girl Scouts Hear Homemaking Talk by Mrs Roosevelt
Philadelphia October 23. The Girl Scouts will open a national convention with a homemaking theme. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt will address the assembly, broadcast to the platform. Herbert Hoover will appear as honorary vice president of the Girl Scouts. About 3,000 uniformed Scouts are expected to march.
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Girl Scouts
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Girl Scouta
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Nan
Arary
Dre. Roosevelt
Finns Present Proposals On Moscow Front Page One
Finnish delegates carry proposals to Moscow as talks with Soviet leaders continue on frontier disputes and naval and military alignments. Russian demands described as serious focus on Gulf of Finland, Aaland Islands, and Baltic security while German economic talks and potential export deals to Russia unfold amid regional voting in occupied Polish areas.
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Japan
Moscow
Messinid
Golesson
Gulf of Finland
Gulf of Bothnia
Ivan
Te Tevosyan
Berlin
Astronome
Russia
Karl Ritter
Poland
British Army of Millions Aids French War Effort In Picardy
A fragmentary World War I era narrative describes British and French collaboration in the Picardy region. It notes occupation of towns, trenches, and farm work by soldiers and peasants, with lingering war ruins, memorials, and signs of yet another future rebuild.
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Arnt
Rooney L
Jan
Hindenbeegle
Fies
Thave
Picardy
War Wreckage Scattered Across Rural France and Cemeteries
A battered landscape shows 264 villages destroyed and trees felled along roads. Cemeteries with British French and German soldiers mark the area as home to fallen fathers brothers and relatives of those in uniform. The passage recalls French peasants and young men facing war with grim resolve and resilience despite hardship.
Japan Seeks Temporary Trade Pact To Avert U S Retaliation
Tokyo reports Admiral Nomura and U S Ambassador Grew may sign a temporary agreement to replace the expiring trade pact before January 26. Negotiations aim for a notes exchange or a roodus vivendi to ease pressure over Japan's China policy, with public criticism muted in private.
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Tokyo
Kirhbivare Nomura
United States
Joseph Clark Grew
Nomura
Informat
Japan
Chin
China
Oink Grew
Prison Board Seized for Incompetence Over San Quentin Whippings
California's five member Slater Prison Board faces charges of incompetence and neglect of duty after an investigation into mass whipings at San Quentin. State Director John Z Gee Clark accuses the directors of authorizing cruel punishment and calls for their removal. Governor Olson set a hearing at San Quentin for the board members to answer the allegations.
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Clark
Olson
San Quentin Nowoy
Pile mistreatment relief ad claims quick comfort
A promotional notice urges immediate use of Petergon's Continent cooling soothlix for pile relief. It promises rapid comfort, claiming long history and wide funded support, though details are unclear and wording is promotional in nature.
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Petergon
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