Former U S Senator Simon Guggenheim Dies
New York reports Simon Guggenheim former Colorado senator and famed philanthropist died at 73 in Mount Sinai Hospital. He built a vast mining and smelting empire with brother Daniel and created the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation with his wife in 1925, endowing 3 million dollars for U S and Latin American scholars. He died of pneumonia and complications.
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New York
Simon Guggenheim
Vu.s
Colorado
Mount Sinai Hospital
Guggenheim
Daniel
John Simon Guggenheim Foundation
AFL Welders Push for Separate Trade Union
Birmingham welders plan a meeting to press AFL recognition of a separate union for their trade. Charles Price of Local 9 cites about 2,000 area welders and notes 130 workers left the $87 million Alabama Ordnance Works project in Childersburg. Plant officials say disruption would be limited unless the stoppage prolongs.
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Birmingham
Ala
AFL
Charles Price
National Brotherhood of Welders and Burners of America
Alabama Ordnance Works
Childersburg
Price
Hitler's note omits area of Atlantic clashes with U S ships
DeWitt Mackenzie and Fred Vanderschmidt critique Hitler's historical record on the Greer and Kearny by noting the statement hides that the battles occurred between the United States and Iceland, with Iceland as a critical Atlantic outpost. The piece cites Roosevelt's warning and Germany's claimed blockade zone.
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Adolf Hitler
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Iceland
Germany
Roosevelt
Greenland
England
Hitler
Defense Mediation Board Hears Coal Mine Labor Dispute
The defense mediation board reconvenes to settle a dispute affecting seven steel companies and 53,000 miners over union shop terms. John L. Lewis and 16 steel executives attend as talks aim for a week end decision.
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Associated Press
Defense Mediation Board
William A. Davis
John L. Lewis
CIO
United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
Pittsburgh
AFL
Masters, Mates and Pilot Association
Carnegie-Minors Steel Corporation
United Aircraft Welders of America
International Association of Machinists
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Vega Airplane Company
Burbank
Calif
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
San Diego
Army
Navy
Britain
Bell Aircraft Corporation
Buffalo
United Automobile Workers Aviation Division
Surprise move joins Navy and Coast Guard
Washington November 3. The Coast Guard joined the Navy in a surprise executive order by President Roosevelt under wartime authority. The transfer places 290 ships, 50 airplanes, 1700 officers and 20 000 enlisted men under the Navy with Coast Guard harbor patrols rescue and lighthouse duties continuing, emphasis shifted to naval defense.
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Coast Guard
Treasury Department
Secretary of Navy
Navy
Hyde
Russians Retreat in Crimea as German Chase Tightens
German high command claimed the Russian Crimeran force split and fleeing via Sevastopol and Kerch while 53,?17 prisoners and 25 tanks were captured. Kursk fell in the Donets basin and Moscow's siege neared a critical phase amid harsh winter.
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Donets Basin
Af Kirsk
Kharkov
Orel
Tula
Moscow
Kursk
Red Army
Kalinin
Russia
Crimea
Landers
Avtola
Dunkeerque
English Channel
France
Hhot
Sevastopol
Kerch
Stalin
Black Sea
London
Britain
Hungary
Romania
Finland
Regents Admit Mistakes Seek To Save Georgia Schools
Regents acknowledge errors while seeking to protect the status of Georgia schools. The report notes nine men aboard the bomber survived its midair disintegration as fragments scattered across Sierra Nevada terrain. Pilot Lieut M H Walker remains unaccounted for, with ground crews searching near Tell Peak.
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Georgia
Georgetown
Calif
Earth
Lieut. M. H. Walker
Sierra Nevada
Tells Peak
Robert V. Mosely
Columbus
Neb
California
J. R. Mode
Fort Worth
Tex
Eugene M. Clemens
Chamberlain
S. D
Walter B. Glantz
Howard Salisbury
Bangor
Fred E. Pekuri
Portland
Ore
Mosley
Bassi Ranch
Weather forecast for Southeastern states and coast
Partly cloudy and not quite so cool tonight and Tuesday with showers in extreme northwest portions of Georgia and the extreme north portion. Florida shows generally fair and mild conditions with partly cloudy skies. Alabama reports partly cloudy skies with slight warming in the west and north, and gentle variable winds along the coast.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
West Pootion
Regents pledge to adhere to rules before accrediting panel
Atlanta officials report regents told the Southern Association that irregularities occurred and pledged strict compliance with regulations. The group sought to avoid disaccreditation while facing questions about Cocking, Pittman, Bush, Dixon, and the vice chancellor role. The committee plans to report to the Louisville meeting in December.
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Atlanta
Sandy Beaver
State Regents
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Beaver
Association For Action
Louisville
Georgia
Walter D. Cocking
University of Georgia College of Education
Board of Regents
Talmade
Cocking
Regents
Marvin Pittman
Georgia Teachers College
P. D. Bush
North Georgia College
J. Curtis Dixon
Dixon
Heaver
Fact Finding Board to Report Tomorrow in Ry Wage Case
Chicago November 3 The presidential fact finding board expects to complete its report on the wage dispute between the nations major railroads and 1 260 000 organized employees tomorrow The five man board will go to Washington and present the report to President Roosevelt The publication of contents rests with the presidents decision The act bars any change in the dispute for 30 days after delivery of the report The unions sought wage increases ranging from 30 to 34 cents per hour for 14 000 operating Brotherhoods and 906 000 members and a flat 80 percent rise for five Brotherhoods with 368 000 members with a current average of 67 4 cents
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Chicago
Wayne Lyman Morse
Presidential
Washington
Roosevelt
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University of ‘Tennessee Law Senca
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