Plan Fit Strike Tests Unemployment Aid Funds
About 320000 idle coal miners, unpaid for two weeks, will receive between 91.9 million and 124 million dollars in back pay today as a major test of the government unemployment insurance program. Mine workers, halted by contract deadlock, fear large claims could deplete funds. Pennsylvania and other states report sizable unemployment rolls while lawmakers warn of strain on reserves.
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President May Step In To End Mine Strike
reports from Sew York say President may intervene to end the Apapa Achien mine shutdown as mine operators and workers threaten a national stoppage. In Hollywood preparations for a nationwide strike by 90 000 projectionists and related crews loom, with studios pressed to negotiate new contracts as labor leaders seek a settlement.
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Doubt Roosevelt Seeks Third Term
Washington rumor and commentary circulate about President Roosevelt seeking a third term. Charles Michelson, Democratic publicity director, says he believes Roosevelt would not run without public support. The clip from the “Appealing the Fox” feature released November 18 stirs speculation about a 1940 bid.
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Washington
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Democratic National Comminee
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Michaliot
Inca
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Mount Verneu Apes
Two Girls and One Man Drown in Onondaga Creek Crash
A car left Hovey Street and plunged into Onondaga Creek near Syracuse, killing George A. Myall and trapping two women while a man was rescued. Arlene Welle and Thelma F. Welle, both badly injured, were hospitalized as rescuers pulled them from the submerged vehicle. Claude Giver, 40, helped pull Thelma from the creek and aided Arlene after tying her to the bank. Police and fire crews launched a calendar Morning rescue operation after the 1:18 a.m. crash was reported.
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Syracuse General Hospital
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Midland
Five Wealthy Farmers Die In Mass Farmhouse Tragedy
Five wealthy farmers in Pamballt Minn were killed in a mass incident traced to their farm home. Police believe a brother acted in self harm amid a chaotic scene with eight bodies found, including a woman at the breakfast room. Investigators say one brother, Charles, may have been mentally distressed, with no sign of external attackers or travel connections.
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Washington Sees Hopes, Fears As Hitler Rejects Peace Plan
Washington dispatch reports Chancellor Hitler has rejected President Roosevelt's peace plan, framing it as a dangerous non aggression pact plan. U S power faces a renewed stand against the Rome Berlin axis with talks aimed at mutual non aggression pledges among about 32 nations. The telegram notes the push involved Mussolini and Stalin and warned of a potential arms reduction and trade opening program if a broader peace accord is reached.
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Fleet Departs for Pacific as Atlantic fleet heads home
NORFOLK Va July 13 naval units are assembling to sail for the Pacific as the Atlantic fleet prepares to break up tonight. The main body will depart from New York and reach the Pacific region after refueling and resupply. The move follows a dramatic welcome for 62 years of service as officials announce orders for a swift return to the Pacific. The state of Virginia extends its welcome as the Navy Department in Washington confirms the deployment plans.
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Hitler responds to Roosevelt proposal in German spokesman statement
A spokesman close to Hitler rejects Roosevelt's pro posal and argues that world problems cannot be resolved at conference tables. He condemns Bolshevism as world destroying and asserts that permanent peaces require firm measures against it by the great democracies.
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Highlights of Peace Message to Dictators
Washington April 15 INS highlights of a Roosevelt message urging restraint and warning that new acts of aggression will invite world catastrophe. He stresses Americans will speak with strength and warns the world must move toward peaceful avenues for trade and security in the face of growing tensions.
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Hitler rejects Roosevelt Mussolini non aggression pledges
Munich April 13 AP dispatch reports Chancellor Hitler rejected President Roosevelt and Premier Mussolini’s call for non aggression pledges from 31 nations as a prelude to a world arms and trade conference. The swift denial, conveyed in a semiofficial statement, argues that global problems cannot be solved at a conference table and slams Bolshevik Russia as an equal partner.
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Duce Framing Reply on Lines as Hitler Reich Expects Painless Danzig Restoration
Berlin reports indicate Mussolini and Hitler prepared a joint stance against Roosevelt’s message. Officials say Italy and Germany aim to present a united front, rejecting any terms that threaten the Danube region. Goering conferred with Mussolini and Hitler to coordinate war-power responses and avoid splits with Rome.
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