Tigers face pitching puzzle in world series opener
Detroit manager Del Baker acknowledged a serious pitching problem for the World Series against Cincinnati. He might use veterans to advise on Floyd Giebell, though Giebell is ineligible for the series. Buck Newsom and Schoolboy Rowe are likely to start the first two games, with Tommy Bridges the obvious choice for game one at Briggs Stadium.
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Judson Bailey
Cleveland
Detroit
Tigers
del Baker
Cincinnati
Cleveland Indians
Baker
Floyd Giebell
Giebell
Tiger
Buck Newsom
Schoolboy Rowe
Crosley Field
Bridges
Tommy Bridges
Briggs Stadium
Reds
Harold Newhouse
Archie McKain
McKain
Portsiders
Jim Ripple
Lonnie Frey
Ival Goodman
Newhouser
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
al Benton
Fred Hutchinson
John Gorsica
Clay Smith
Newsom
Rowe
Copper price instability flagged as potential setback for Butte
Washington dispatch reports defense commissioner Leon Henderson saying there is no justification for recent unstable prices in copper zinc and lead. He urges a producers and large consumers conference and notes ample stocks and possible adjustments to refining capacity to meet demand. He warns price spikes stem from buyers locking in long term needs and seller overreach.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Defense
The
Defense Commission
Henderson
Great Britain
Canada
Copper price control fears echo 1930s actions in Butte
The article recalls past government intervention on copper prices and wages in Butte. It warns that renewed controls at current copper levels could harm miners in Montana. It notes 12 cents per pound now, with potential wage boosts if copper stays above 11 1/4 cents for 30 days.
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Butte
Roosevelt
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Washington
Violent quake rattles Santiago and central Chile
A violent earthquake was felt in Santiago with damage reported from Ovalle to Concepcion about 750 miles away. The temblor struck violently in Ovalle Valparaiso and Los Andes, sending residents fleeing into the streets.
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Santiago
Chile
National Telegraph
Ovalle
Concepcion
Valpariso
Los Andes
New Allies Ready to Display Power of Their Alliance
Tokyo reports Premier Konoye declares Japan Germany and Italy ready to show the strength of their military pact. He cites joint leadership in East Asia and Europe and says the alliance grows from natural cooperation amid world order conflicts. Calls for a Soviet pact to broaden the framework are noted.
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Tokyo
Japan
Germany
Italy
Fumimaro Konoye
China
Europe
Asia
East Asia
Beleve
Soviet Union
Russia
Berlin
Democrats Map Wallace Visit Schedule for Montana
W. T. McCarthy announced a special meeting of the Silver Bow County Democratic central committee for 8 p.m. Monday to plan Henry A. Wallace's Thursday visit. Wallace will tour Missoula Helena and Butte by train and private car, with events at a depot breakfast and a possible speech before boarding the eastbound train. Edward J. Flynn, Democratic national chairman, arrives Wednesday night and travels with Wallace to Missoula.
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W. T. McCarthy
Silver Bow County
Democratic Central Committee
Central Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Missoula
Northern Pacific Railroad
Democrats
Helena
Butte
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Edward J. Flynn
New York
National Democratic
Flynn
Butte And Montana Weather Outlook Monday Warmth
Partly cloudy with occasional rain today, clearing in the afternoon. In Butte and Montana overall the day trends toward improving conditions with a warmer, fair Monday after the showers.
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Butte
Montana
British air defense shields London from night raids
London described as unusually quiet as British anti aircraft batteries and night fighters held German bombers at bay for a 22nd night. Raiders approached singly or in small groups, dropping high explosives and incendiaries, with minor fires extinguished quickly and coastal town damage reported with several casualties.
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London
U.P
Great Metropolis
Royal Air Force
Luftwaffe
Duck Season to Open Tuesday in Montana
Helena Sept 28 From blinds across the state hunters will open at sunrise Tuesday on ducks and geese. The migratory water fowl season is lengthened to six days this year with daily hunting from sunrise to 4 p m until Nov 29. Duck bag limit is 10 and geese three with possession limits after day one set at 20 ducks and six geese.
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Helena
Willkie Pledges a New World for American People
Wendell L. Willkie told the New York State Republican convention in Yonkers that Americans must give to the government not dole and debt but a new world built on effective democracy. He urged relief until jobs return, farm guarantees, tax reform, and new enterprises to create work, saying he has travelled the country to show the needed leadership.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Wendell L. Willkie
New York State
Empire Race Track
Willkie
Coast Skipper Comes Home After Sailing Ketch Around the World
Dwight Long, 27, returned to Seattle after a six year voyage in his 32 foot ketch Idle Hour. He completed 50 000 miles around the globe, the smallest craft to time the journey, earning a city proclamation of Dwight Long Day.
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Seattle
Dwight Long
Long
Arthur B. Langlie
Mariner
University of Washington
Jack Lowry
Honolulu
South Seas
Timi
College grid scores flood the page with results
A long list of football scores from various colleges and teams fills the page. Notable results include Butte High defeating Helena 12 to 0, Michigan routing California 41 to 0, Oregon State beating Utah State 41 to 0, and Wake Forest 32 over Duke 28. Numerous other games feature wide differentials, ties, and mixed outcomes across many institutions.
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Butte Hi
Helena
Montana
Cheney Normal
Butte Hi Reds
Helena Hi
Washington
Minnesota
Michigan
California
Are Ramblers
California Agres
Colorado State
Colorado Mines
New Mexico
Wyoming
Texan A. AM
Texan A
Idaho
Oregon State
San Jose State
Utah State
Centenary
Texas Christian
Grove City
Hampden-Sydney
Maryland
Arkansas State
Missouri School of Mines
Lehigh
Virginia
Otterbein
Heidelberg
Detroit Tech
Toledo
Watford
Clemson
Boston College
Tulane
American Intl
Bates
Randolph Macon
Richmond
Mast Stroadsburg
Pantner
Davis Fikings
Scranton
Culver Brockton
Cornell
Iowa
Akron
Colgate
G Springfield
Mass
Hyannis
Lowell Textile
Norwich
Boston University
Providence
Holy Cross
St. Bonaventure
Manhattan
Rhode Island
Maine
Ursinius
Lafayette
Penn Military
New York University
Brown
Wesleyan
Tufts
Bowdoin
Juniata
Drexel
Montclair
City College
Geneva
Carnegie Tech
Lawrence
Dartmouth
Marietta Ohio
Georgetown
Central Oklahoma
Arkansas
River Falls
Central State
Stevens Point
Washington and Lee
Vanderbilt
Alliance
Thiel
Hobart
Amherst
Washburn
Tulsa University
North Central
Blmhurst
Western Ilinois
Wheaton
Milwaukee
Lake Forest
Bimpson
Knox
Western Kentucky
Bradley
Whitewater
Wis
Northern US
Iowa Wesleyan
Augustana
Eastern New Mexico College
Adams State
New Mexico Normal
Aegis
Glenville State
Bethany
Depauw
Hanover
Lawrence Tech
Detroit
Indians
W. St. Joseph's
Rensselaer Ind
Valparaiso
Miinois Normal
Evansville
Warplane display near Washington airport tests defense resolve
The United States staged a large air show for foreign diplomats near the new Washington airport as 240 Army planes and 168 Navy and Marine craft roared overhead. President Roosevelt called it a “surprise party” and said the display symbolized building up a defense capable of defeating any attack while aiming for peace. He contrasted today’s air power with early republic needs and noted fifty thousand young Americans are licensed flyers, with numbers growing by about two thousand monthly. Continued on Page 8, Col. 4.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
America
Sumner Welles
Cleveland
Welles
Cleveland Foreign Affairs Council
Republic
United States Plans for All Eventualities
Sumner Welles told the Foreign Policy association in Cleveland that Pan American policies may extend to shared responsibility and defense. He indicated preparations for all eventualities and signaled a possible forthcoming announcement to clarify the approach.
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Cleveland
State Department
Sumner Welles
Foreign Policy Association
All America
Welles
Hemisphere
Brooks Enemy
More Rain Due in Butte Today Weather forecast calls for morning showers and possible afternoon clearing.
The weather bureau expects intermittent showers in the morning with potential clearing in the afternoon in Butte. A 24-hour rainfall of 1.30 inches exceeds August totals, with a peak .53 inches overnight. Temperatures ranged from 46 to 50 degrees.
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Federal Weather Bureau
John N. Newland Honored by State Exchange Clubs
Exchange members from four Montana cities honored John N. Newland at the Finlen hotel in Butte as he was elected regional vice president of Exchange. Delegates from Butte Missoula Helena and Great Falls attended a banquet with a buffet luncheon in Meaderville and moving pictures from the national convention.
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Montana
Finlen
John N. Newland
San Francisco
Fred Gust
John X. Newman
Butte Club
Newland
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Wyoming
Newman
Butte
Missoula
Helena
Great Falls
Meaderville
Fred L . State
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M’kechnie
U.S
City of Benares
Bato
Paut
State Exchange Clubs
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