U S urged to stay neutral in looming Europe clash
Rev Dr John A Weidinger Mt St Marys College warned a Columbus Day gathering that a second world war is possible as England and Germany clash for supremacy. He urged Americans to avoid war, criticized propaganda, and warned of future repeats of another Hitler and Versailles if Europe isn t resolved.
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Richard H. Sweeney
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Versailles
Soil Conservation Means A Living Creed Of Conduct
The piece argues soil conservation as a practical national duty. M L Wilson laments careless land use and urges farmers to abandon vague ideals, settle down, and care for the land as adults. It notes a desire among farmers to pass a good, well kept parcel to heirs rather than fragmenting land across regions.
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M. L. Wilson
Pole's European Warning At Public Dinner
Dr Weidinger warned Americans to stay out of the European conflict and opposed lifting the arms embargo. He warned of war as the most probable outcome and said democracies helped create Hitler. Banquet opened with America and closed with the Star Spangled Banner, broadcast program, with Lipps Geary and Hoover arranging.
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Slayings Reported Near Lovers Lane in Trenton
Bodies of Frank Casper twenty eight and Katherine Werner twenty six found on Lovers Lane near Duck Island outskirts of Trenton New Jersey. Both slain with a shotgun. Mrs Werner lived near Casper’s home with her husband and child nearby. Alaska law prohibits disturbing a grizzly bear for photography.
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Katherine Werner
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Trenton
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Green Again To Head A F L
William Green was reelected president of the American Federation of Labor for a 16th term at the 49th annual convention in Cincinnati. George Meany was named secretary treasurer, and William Hutcheson of Indianapolis became first vice president, replacing Frank Duffy. Morrison and Duffy retire, Morrison to restore the ITU to good standing.
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New Orleans
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William L. Hutcheson
Indianapolis
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Federation Council
Homer Martin
Auto Workers’ Union
John L. Lewis
Congress of Industrial Organization
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Brewery Workers’ Union
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Plumbers’ Union
New York State Federation of Labor
Carpenters
Colorado Town To Make Merry Today
GADDOA Colo Oct 13 This little town will celebrate Friday the 13th as 80 feet of water may cover the area. Special trains will bring delegates from southwestern Colorado and Kansas for ceremonies marking the start of the 15 million dollar Caddoa flood control and irrigation project on the Arkansas River. The fate of about 60 residents is not the immediate concern as work will continue for two to four years.
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