Nine-Power Diplomats Turn To Orient
London report notes Britain will join Brussels talks next Wednesday with stiffer backing after Japanese offenses against British troops and property in China. Spain's neutral‑ity deadlock over foreign troops withdrawal remains, while pressure grows for boycotts of Japanese goods. Discussions include potential mediation and possible Chinese Japanese peace plan evolution.
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London
Britain
Brussels
China
Orient
Russia
Spain
Valencia
Anthony Eden
Neville Chamberlain
Shanghai
House of Commons
Shigeru Yoshida
Eden
Japan
Lehman Out for Mahoney in New York Mayor Race
A tense New York mayoral campaign ends next Tuesday with Fiorello LaGuardia facing Jeremiah Mahoney. LaGuardia runs with multiple party lines and labor support while Mahoney touts New Deal backing from Lehman, Wagner, Copeland, and Farley. Lehman criticized both sides for misrepresentation and abuse as he spoke on city improvements.
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New York
Fiorello H. Laguardia
Jeremiah T. Mahoper
Tammany
LaGuardia
American Labor Party
City Fusion Party
Progressive Party
State Federation of Labor
Communist Party
Socialist Party
Mahoney
New Deal
James A. Farley
United States
Robert F. Wagner
Royal S. Copeland
Werbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Ofa
Weather Forecast For Maryland To Sandy Hook
Fair tonight with slightly colder conditions in west and central Maryland. Sunday cloudy and colder. From Sandy Hook to Hatteras fresh west winds tonight, shifting to fresh northwest on Sunday over the north, and to moderate to fresh north and northeast over the south. Weather fair tonight, then overcast followed by rain in the southern area Sunday.
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Maryland
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
North Portion
South
Weekly Weather Forecast Preview From North to Middle Atlantic
The outlook covers the week starting Monday for the North and Middle Atlantic states. Rain is expected early in the week and again late in the period, with temperatures dipping below normal at the start, rising midweek, and turning much colder toward the end.
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North
Middle Atlantic States
Britain aiding China sparks grave Japanese warning
Tokyo dispatch reports the council on the current situation, with army officers and legislators from both houses, warning that Japan may take a grave determi nation against Great Britain. A unanimously adopted resolution accuses Britain of aiding China and driving the convening of the nine power conference.
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Tokyo
Council
Cay
Japan
Great Britain
China
EXPECT RUSH FOR LICENSES
Deputy clerks under Clerk Edward Oswald report fewer than half the usual hunting licenses issued in the county. About 1400 licenses have been issued, with roughly 2100 more expected in the next 15 days before the season opens November 13. Rabbit and bird game appear plentiful for the year.
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Edward Oswald
Independent union sues CIO for 225000 in damages
The Independent Aviation Workers Union, Inc. sues the CIO for 225000 in damages claiming its members lost wages when the Northop Corp airplane factory was shut down. The independents say they did not want to strike but the plant was closed by CIO adherents.
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Los Angeles
Independent Aviation Workers Union, Inc
North 10Op Corp
Independent Workers
Keeks Elected President of Maryland Classified Union
H E Keeks chief examiner of the State Bank Commissioner’s office assumed leadership of the Maryland Classified Employer Association at its first annual convention. He announced plans for an immediate concentrated membership drive and will begin work as president tonight.
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Baltimore
H. E. Keeks
State Bank Commissioner’s Office
Maryland
Keeks
Seaplane Lands on Potomac River Near Williamsport
Pilot Paul Horwath, en route from Detroit to Miami, landed a seaplane on the flooded Potomac near Williamsport beside the Edison power plant. After refueling with 40 gallons, the craft taxied to the Cumberland Valley bridge, then lifted off and proceeded toward Washington.
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Potomac
Williamsport
Pottomac Edison Company
Paul Horwath
Detroit
Miami
Florida
Washington
Horwath
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Flood Waters Recede After Potomac Crest Hits Hancock
The Potomac River crest passed Washington county last night and moved toward the Chesapeake Bay. Hancock recorded 31.6 feet, Williamsport 28 feet before a retreat began, with Williamsport water dropping 10 feet and Dam No. 5 falling at about 4 inches per hour. Roads reopened and a first bus through since the flood, while bridges and creeks drained. Health officials assess sanitary needs as areas dry.
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Potomac River
Washington County
Chesapeake Bay
Hancock
Williamsport
Potomac Edison Company
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Big Tonoloway Creek
Licking Creek
Park Head
Cacapon Creek
W. Ross Cameron
Balanced Budget Aims to Trim Tax Free Bonds Across Nation
Federal budget plans may liquidate about 2 billion dollars of public debt by retiring maturing securities and shifting 1.5 billion to treasury special obligations. The Treasury would issue special issues against tax receipts from Social Security and Railroad Retirement programs, reducing need to sell new public securities. President Roosevelt hopes to raise purchasing power for low income groups while monitoring tax levels to cover farm program costs.
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Washington
Treasury
The
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Convict Again Climbs Tower at Ohio Prison
James Mason, 39, an Ohio penitentiary inmate, climbed the 150-foot water tower for a second time hoping to gain freedom after a prior failed ascent on October 10. He shouted demands while Warden James C. Woodard said Mason would come down only when cold and hungry.
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Columbus
James Mason
Ohio Penitentiary
Mason
James C. Woodard
Strike Cuts Off Cream For N Y
New York milk distributors report upstate milk strike reduced cream deliveries to less than half of city consumers. J D Eastlack, secretary of the Metropolitan milk distributors bargaining agency, said there is no milk shortage.
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New York
J. D. Eastlack
Dogs Costly to Taxpayers in County Fund
Records from the Board of County Commissioners show dog killings have cost taxpayers $489 since July 1. In under four months dogs have killed several chickens and sheep, a brood sow, and even a colt. Investigations indicate police dogs are the worst offenders, with payouts drawn from a dog tax fund that remains unusually sufficient to cover expenses.
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Board of County Commissioners
Invitation Is Death Decree at Educational Meeting
In Oklo on October 30, five speakers scheduled for an East Central Educational Association meeting were struck by death. Sen. Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas died in July. Amelia Earhart was asked. Dr. H. H. Curry died after accepting. Dr. M. E. Haggerty of Minnesota also died. yesterday U.S. Rep. R. P. Hill of Oklahoma, the last invitee, died.
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Ada
Oklo
East Central Educational Association
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Amelia Earhart
H. H. Curry
M. E. Haggerty
University of Minnesota
U.S
R. P. Hill
Oklahoma
Klines Freed With Warning In Disorderly House Case
Mr and Mrs Glenn Kline of Wolfsville were convicted by a jury of operating a disorderly house and given a suspended sentence. Judge A D Willard urged regular work to avoid dependence on WPA labor. The couple are sole providers for six children and the sheriff was ordered to check the home for orderliness.
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Glenn Kline
Wolfsville
A. D. Willard
Kline
W. P. A. Labor
Wound fatal to aged man at Frederick fairgrounds
Marshall L. Bennett elderly itinerant from Frederick died after being shot September 19 at the Frederick fairgrounds. He told a filling station clerk he was shot while unknown assailants stood by. Police suggest he may have been shot while breaking up a petting party. Bennett was known for street preaching when intoxicated.
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Marshall L. Bennett
Frederick
Frederick Fairgrounds
Bennett
Youth Rescued From Sandbank in Chelmsford
Manuel Camacho, 19, Lowell, was buried up to his neck for 12 hours when a sandbank collapsed as he and three others dug at its base. Firemen, police, and volunteers worked through the night to free him, aided by shoring boards. he was sent to a hospital with crushed legs. A priest stayed nearby as the rescue continued.
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Chelmsford
Mass
Manuel Camacho
Lowell
Camacho
Nurses Resign en Masse at Douglas County Hospital
In Omaha on October 30 a mass resignation was handed in by 22 nurses from Douglas County Hospital. County commissioners searched for a solution to financial troubles to prevent a walkout while the nurses agreed to continue caring for 556 patients until November 5.
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Omaha, Neb
Douglas County Hospital
Actress Judith Allen expands love piracy suit
In Los Angeles Judith Allen asks for an amended complaint in her $2 million case against Delphine Dodge Godde. The claim states Allen lived with Jack Doyle after an interlocutory divorce, making the prior decree void. Godde funds Doyle’s horse-breeding ranch plans and gave him costly gifts in England.
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Los Angeles
Judith Allen
Delphine Dodge Godde
Miss Allen
Jack Doyle
Doyle
Roosevelt to Meet Peace Delegation at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt paused budget work to host a conference with the People’s Mandate for Peace delegation. Dr Mary Woolley, former Mt Holyoke College president, leads the group touring the Americas to argue against war.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
People’s Mandate For Peace Organization
Mary Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
Americas
Colored currency idea eyed by aging inventor
Harry W. Marcus, 81, said he will go to Washington to pitch the Treasury Department on colored currency. His plan: print different valued bills on distinct colored paper so Americans won’t confuse bills.
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Harry W. Marcus
Washington
Treasury Department
Witness Held After Body Found in Ontario Hunting Cottage
Sault Ste Marie Ontario October 30 Canadian Press Ver non Spencer a Wixson Michigan man was held as a material witness in the death of Miss Helen Grier a Pontiac Michigan stenographer in a northern Ontario hunting cottage The pajama clad body of Miss Grier 28 was found with a bullet wound near the body a .22 rifle lay nearby Spencer said he discovered the body after returning from a game search and walked 30 miles to a lumber camp before notifying police Coroner J P Keith said the wound did not appear to be self defense Police held Spencer as a material witness to the killing.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
Vernon Spencer
Wixson
Mich
Helen Grier
Pontiac
Miss Grier
Spencer
J. P. Keith
Dynamite Found Under Williams Creek Bridge North of Indianapolis
State Policeman Ralph Metcalf reported 54 sticks of dynamite found beneath the Williams Creek bridge one mile north of Indianapolis while investigating two explosions that shook northern Marion county last night. The bridge was damaged only slightly by the blasts.
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Indianapolis
Ralph Metcalf
Williams Creek
Marion County
Window Cleaner Rescued After Belt Fails Five Stories Up
In New York on October 30 Cyn tro Wasus, 36, dangled five stories above the street for twenty minutes as the safety belt end sagged under his weight. Two firefighters braved an aerial ladder and pushed Wasus back through a window to safety, drawing a large crowd.
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New York
Cyntro Wasus
Wasus
Rescuer Saves Bunny From Potomac Flood Near Williamsport
Edward Ardinger spotted a half grown rabbit stranded on a log drifting in floodwaters of the Potomac near Williamsport. He paddled out, retrieved the shivering animal, warmed it at home, and released it back into the environment.
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Potomac River
Williamsport
Edward Ardinger
Ardinger
Painter Bruce Crane Dies at 80 in New York
Bruce Crane, renowned American landscape painter, died last night in New York at age 80. The obituary notes his long career and influence in American art.
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New York
Bruce Crane
Chinese battalion at Chapel near surrender of last stand
British police report that China s famed lost battalion in devastated Chapei would lay down arms and seek sanctuary in the International Settlement amid Japanese bombardment. The unit refused withdrawal offers, claiming death is an unimportant question as shells threaten nearby gas tanks.
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Shanghai
China
Chapei
88Th Division
Shanghai Gas Company
Tadao Honda
Hsieh Chin-yuan
Sun Yuan-liang
Hsieh
State Police Head Coming to Hagerstown Elks Talk
Major Elmer F. Munshower, superintendent of the Maryland State Police, will headline the Elks traffic night in Hagerstown on Tuesday November 2. Attor ney Joseph D Mish, safety committee chairman, announces the talk on traffic control and reducing auto accident deaths. The session is part of a nationwide Elks drive to raise traffic awareness and promote safer driving.
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Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland
Hagerstown
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Bunny
Major Munshower
Elks
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