Isolationism and prewar voting shadow party primaries
The Syracuse Herald Journal outlines Republican and Democratic primaries across states including Minnesota Maryland Arizona Colorado and Washington with focus on pre war isolationism votes. Stassen backed by Ed Thye in Minnesota faces Ball amid GOP contention while Millikin unopposed for short term and Carr seeks six year Senate term.
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Joseph H. Ball
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James A. Marsh
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Ralph L. Carr
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Bible Not Enough In Her Hotel Room
A Labor Day air raid alert incident at a Manhattan hotel revealed a woman guest asking for a Bible. The clerk noted all rooms have Gideon Bibles, but the guest replied that her husband had that one.
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New York
Manhatan
North Sea Mines Sink Two Swedish Trawlers
A mine field near Denmark in the North Sea sank two Swedish trawlers last week. Ten men died aboard the Virus on Sept 3 while six crew members from the Neptun were rescued after it struck a mine on Sept 6. Four other boats abandoned gear after hitting mines.
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New York
Denmark
Neptun
Accidents on Labor Day Kill 282 in Nation
Wartime Labor Day kept millions at work to protect production and reduce fatalities. An AP survey shows 282 violent deaths over the holiday period, including 176 traffic deaths, far below last year's figure. Drownings and other crimes added to the toll as authorities note reduced auto travel due to rationing and plant holidays.
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Ira R. Townsend
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Japanese Proposals Rejected by Soviet China Alerts of Possible Clash
Reports from Chungking say Japan's Naotake Sato presented suggestions to the Soviet Union which Moscow rejected, raising expectations of open conflict. The notices do not specify the proposals. Meanwhile reports claim Japan continues moving forces into Manchukuo from across the Siberian border.
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Naotake Sato
Russia
Japan
Shigenori Togo
China
Manchuko
Siberia
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