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Unclear fragmentary report cites German troop trains moving through Banat Romania and a heavy German supply movement on the Timisoara Brasov line. SS Chief Lorenzo arrives at Constanta and may travel to Bulgaria and Ankara for conferences. Papen travels to Berlin for Balkan talks.
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Rumania
Banat
Timisoara
Brasov
S .S
Elite Guard
Lorenzo
Constanta
Bulgaria
Ankara
Turkey
Franz von Papen
Berlin
Balkan
Germany
Greece
Italians Pushed Back by Greek Forces in Albania Front
Greek radio reports Italian corps about 60,000 men penetrated Greek territory Thursday but faced strong resistance and were repulsed. Two Italian companies routed. many fled leaving guns behind as British planes aid Greece. Greek ships shelled Albanian coast near Konispolis and Janina as prisoners reach Salonika.
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Athens
U.P
Albania
Greece
Corfu
Salonika
Agean
Florina
Konispolis
Ionian
Janina
Edda
Italy
Hoover Blames Roosevelt for Sticking Pins in Tigers
Former president Herbert Hoover in a radio address accuses Franklin Roosevelt of provoking wars by meddling in Europe and breaking up the London world economic conference. He warns the United States needs strong defense and to rely on its own right arm to deter invasions of the Western Hemisphere.
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Lincoln
Neb
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Hoover
London
Geneva
United States
Four from East Held After Dillon Service Station Robbery
Four youths and two women from the East were arrested within two hours after holding up a Texaco station at Porphyry and Excelsior streets. They allegedly fled with $25 as a wild 33 mile chase followed on a rough dirt road.
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Texaco
Porphyry
Excelsior
Diloln
Paul Temple
Paul Austin
Herb Nelson
Lorraine Footh
Florence Zenbinski
Austin
Eloy
Wis
Nelson
Big Foot
Footh
Alamosa
Colo
Zenbinski
Bellville
Til
Billings
Butte
West Coast
St. Paul
James Flynn
Temple
Beloit
East Dubuque
Ill
Montana
Dakotas
McLeod
Duggan
Max Webber
Dillon
Jackson
John Troupe
Bob Wright
Troupe
Dillon Troupe
Greeks Hold Off Italian Advance In World War II Analysis
Interpreting The War News by Kirke L. Simpson cites Greece’s brave stand against Italy as a strategic concern for German Italian plans. The piece compares modern Greeks to Thermopylae defenders, noting each hour of resistance could bring British aid closer and reduce Axis prestige while shaping campaign dynamics. Continued on Page 22.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Associated Press
Greece
Thermopylae
Italy
Xerxes
Thermopylae Ia
Chamberlain on Way to U. S.
Former Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain reportedly left England due to ill health and is en route to California. A Birmingham source confirmed the departure but travel details and arrival timing remain undisclosed amid rumors he and his wife have been at sea for about ten days.
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London
Nerville Chamberlain
England
California
Birmingham
United States
Draft Boards Await Master Lists
Silver Bow county three draft boards awaited master lists for 7,522 potential Butte trainees to assign numbers and order calls. Lists were en route from Washington to the state draft board and then to local boards to meet the Army timetable for induction between November 1 and December 1. Nationwide 6,175 local boards waited, with 60,000 copies printed by eight lithographing presses at 5,500 per hour.
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Silver Bow County
Butte
National
Washington
D. C
State Draft Board
Army
Mississippi
Associated Press
Democratic Women’s Tea at Finlen Hotel
Wives of Democratic candidates in Montana led by Mrs. Roy E. Ayers will be feted at a 3 to 5 p.m. reception in the Finlen hotel ballroom. Mrs. Lois McGovern heads the event with a list of prominent honorees and helpers, following a rally in Holy Saviour school bar and an evening program in Ramsay.
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Montana
Roy E. Ayers
Finlen Hotel
Lois McGovern
County Central Committee
Ayers
B. K. Wheeler
James E. Murray
Ralph L
Ramsay
Rhiney Price
Agnes Goodman
Peter Ciabattari
J. J. Lynch
John W. Bonner
Frank Murray
Roy Ayers
Frank Roe
Joe O'Donnell
Justices of the Peace
Rudy Kline
South Side
Willkie Attacks New Deal in Camden Speech
Camden New Jersey October 31 Wendell Willkie denounces the New Deal as accepting Hitlerian premises and a dying way of life He labels Roosevelt aides as the secret ballot behind a third term and criticizes one man rule ahead of an NBC red network broadcast at 6 30 p m MST.
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Wendell L. Willkie
United States
Roosevelt
Boston
Willkie
City Newswire: Democracy’s Premise in Today’s Problems
Fragmentary passage notes democracy as the answer to major issues and mentions continuation on Page 2 Col 1, signaling a broader editorial stance and ongoing discussion about democratic solutions.
Ayers Promises Continued Support for War Veterans
Governor Roy E. Ayers addressed a large Great Falls audience vowing to keep backing Montana veterans. He cited expanding veteran employment in state positions since 1937 and urged citizens to participate in next Tuesday’s election, reflecting on democracy and integrity.
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Great Falls
Roy E. Ayers
Montana
Treasure State
Ayers
Montana Academy of Science to Be Formed
Faculty representatives from Montana colleges meet in Great Falls to organize the Montana Academy of Science. The group aims to unite science instructors to discuss problems across scientific fields at annual meetings.
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Great Falls
Montana
Montana Academy of Science
RAF rain bombs on Flushing Emden and Antwerp ports
The Royal Air Force reported nighttime bombing of Dutch and German invasion ports including Flushing and Antwerp along with Emden. High intensity raids created large fires, damaged docks and quays, and interfered with harbor facilities, with visible damage across the Weicheren canal area.
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London
Royal Air Force
Low Countries
Germany
Emden
Air Ministry
Flushing
England
North Sea
Weicheren Canal
Middleburg
Antwerp
Ostend
Dewey Speaks in Idaho in Caldwell Address
New York District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey spoke in Caldwell Idaho on Thursday night addressing political issues and mobilizing support ahead of upcoming elections.
Dewey Attacks New Deal Bürocracy at Idaho Rally
Dewey railed against New Deal bureaucracy in an Idaho Republican rally address carried nationwide. He accused the administration of enacting numerous laws beyond lawyers’ ability to locate and codify, noting the statutes could reach 20000 pages and may not be codified until 1946.
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Idaho
Dewey
Lure of Old Car and a Friend’s Help Tied to Deer Lodge Boy Tragedy
Ted Violette of Deer Lodge, a Powell County High School senior, lies unconscious at St. James hospital after a late night crash on the Butte-Dillon highway. A Ford towed from a ranch collided with a passing Butte car near Divide, leaving him badly injured including a fractured jaw and broken left leg while his father Fred T. Violette stays at his bedside. The incident followed a choice to assist a friend and involved an old model T being towed toward Divide.
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Ted Violette
Deer Lodge Valley
St. James Hospital
Butte-Dillon
Powell County High School
Deer Lodge
John Hansen
Divide
Ted
Fred T. Violette
Landon Opposes Third Term At Republican Rally
Alf Landon warned at a Republican rally that endorsing a third term would threaten liberties and enable a future president to name a successor. He contrasted Roosevelt's record with Wilson, noting wartime mobilization speed and citing Col. Ayres as a source for 1918 data.
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Bioax City
Iowa
U.P
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Landon
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ayres
War Department
Ayers Names Four to Commission
Gov. Roy Ayers appointed four to the veterans memorial fund commission created by the 1939 legislature. Named were Robert F. Merrill Havre representing the Veterans of Foreign Wars John J. Byrne Helena of the Disabled American Veterans H R Hampton Lewistown of the United Spanish War Veterans and W G Ferguson Helena of the American Legion A fifth member will be chosen later The commission will manage a fund from boxing show license proceeds to build and maintain a veterans memorial building The fund now holds about 45000 dollars
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Helena
Roy BE. Ayers
Veterans Memorial Fund Commission
Robert F. Merrill
Havre
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John J. Byrne
Disabled American Veterans
H. R. Hampton
Lewistown
United Spanish War Veterans
W. G. Ferguson
American Legion
Montana Weather Forecast Shows Fair Skies This Weekend
Montana forecast calls for generally fair today and Saturday with showers possible in the west on Saturday. Temperatures expected to hold with little change.
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Montana
Roosevelt Pledges Medicine Not to Be Socialized
President Roosevelt vowed the government would not socialize medical practice and spoke of building up a healthy people in Bethesda Maryland on October 31 as reported by United Press.
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Roosevelt
Bethesda, Md
President Roosevelt to Speak on NBC Red Network Tonight
President Roosevelt will address the nation over the NBC red network at 7 o clock tonight as part of the defense program. He emphasized a partnership with the medical profession similar to that with industry to further the preparedness effort while dedicating the new National Institute of Health in a suburb of the capital.
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Wendell Willkie
N.B.C. Red Network
Roosevelt
Red
National Institute of Health
Ford to Speak at Anaconda GOP Rally and Tea
Republican gubernatorial candidate Gam C. Ford will address a large rally in Anaconda at 8 p.m. Friday in the junior high auditorium after a campaign banquet at the Montana hotel. Mrs. Ford will be honored with a tea at 3 to 5 p.m. at Republican headquarters.
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Anaconda
Gam C. Ford
G. O. P. Central Committee
Ford
Butte
Ignatius
Polson
Kalispell
Torium
J. B. C. Knight
Laura French
Ralph Thorson
F. 8. Adams
W. R. Taylor
Oscar Johnson
Hannah Carter
Gail White
Harold White
Montana
Republican
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