Roosevelt Urges Experience and Liberalism in 1938 Vote
Hyde Park radio address asserts voters should back candidates known for experience and liberalism. He argues against shifting to conservative leadership, warns of false business hopes, and endorses New York Democrats while praising Murphy and Lehman and Wagner. He urges judging on actions, not promises, and to overlook race or creed.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Murphy Murphy
Frank D. Fitzgerald
New York State
Herbert H. Lehman
Robert F. Wagner
James M. Mead
New York
Farley Praises Roosevelt Speech
National and State Chairman James A. Farley called President Roosevelt’s address in New York a devastating boost for the Democratic ticket and the most powerful speech he had heard. He said it was devastating for Dewey and the Republicans.
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New York
Roosevelt
New York State
James A. Farley
Farley
Dewey
Winchester Warns of Radio Static Nuisance
MA Winchester notes Mars from space would hesitate at strange sounds from radios. Authorities plan a systematic effort to reduce static and call for cooperation from radio owners and operators of electrically driven devices. An upcoming article will detail the problem and how to help.
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Mars
Winchester
British Airmen Fly 16160 Mile Route To Port Darwin
Nine young Royal Air Force bombers set out from Ismailia Egypt aiming to set an Egypt to Australia distance record. Squadron leader R Kellett led planes east and faced overcast thunderous weather as the group hoped to reach Port Darwin within the 17,160 mile mission. Provisions and fuel plans were extended along a route via Persia the Indian Ocean Hyderabad the Bay of Bengal Adaman Islands Timor Sea and stations in the Arabian and Timor seas.
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Ismailia
Egypt
Royal Air Force
Australia
Arabia
R. Kellett
Great
Nefad
Red Sand
Port Darwin
Moscow
California
North Pole
Rainy Weather Outlook Maps Week Beginning Monday
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in the North and Middle Atlantic states. Rain expected Monday, ending Monday night or Tuesday, then generally fair until Friday or Saturday when rain is again possible. Temperatures initially above normal, turning much colder Monday night or Tuesday, then rising later in the week.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Schooner Sinks Off Ocean City
A derelict schooner sunk in 44 feet of water in the Atlantic off Ocean City is tentatively identified as the Caravel owned by Carl Erbe of New York. Coast guardsmen failed in attempts to raise the vessel. Capt. T. T. Moore said the submerged vessel matched the Caravel, cut adrift during a northeast storm off Hereford Inlet, New Jersey in October.
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Ocean City
Atlantic
Carl Erbe
New York
Coast
T. T. Moore
Atlantic City
Hereford Inlet
N. A
Daladier Accused by Communists of Inciting Violent Attack
Paris reports say the Communist party charged Premier Edouard Daladier with complicity in anti democratic action after youths attacked the party headquarters in Central Rue Lafayette. Socialists hinted at government circles’ possible involvement amid Nationalist demonstrations.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Nai
Rue Lafayette
Communist Party
Jacques Dorit
French People’s Party
Radical-Socialist Party
Daladier
People’s Front
Commune
le Populaire
Cooperation In Problem Sought
In New York on November 5 1930 a member of the Little Cabinet urged the government monopoly investigating committee to cooperate with business to tackle unemployment. Richard C Patterson Jr Assistant Secretary of Commerce said the committee aims for a complete view of the nations business and financial structure not just a study of monopoly. He noted inequities in taxation and distribution to be fixed and predicted management consent to broader social responsibility as profits and policies are aligned with public interests.
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New York
Richard C. Patterson, Jr
Patterson
Armistice Day celebration includes parade and football game
Armistice Day events organized by Robert Y. Conrad Post and others feature a 10 45 am parade from the George Washington Hotel through Piccadilly to the Frederick County Courthouse, Taps and worship at Christ Episcopal Church, a 2 30 pm Handley vs Frederick High football game, and a 5 30 pm auxiliary dinner at the George Washington Hotel. The day ends with Midnight Lights Out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Y. Conrad
Piccadilly
Loudoun
Frederick County
Cork
Washington
West Boscawen
Christ Episcopal Church
R. B. Nelson
Banking Study Class Formed in Winchester
The Group Study Class of the American Institute of Banking was organized in Winchester last evening with about 30 enrollees. Floyd Fully of State Planters Bank Virginia chair attended. Ralph M. Ware will teach. Claude M. Grim president and Joseph Thomas secretary. Banks represented include Winchester and Berryville institutions.
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American Institute of Banking
Winchester
Floyd
State Planters Bank
Richmond
Virginia
Ralph M. Ware
First National Bank of
Berryville
Claude M. Grim
Joseph Thomas
Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company of Winchester
Bank of Clarke County of Berryville
First National Bank of Berryville
Citizens National Bank of Front Royal
Western Frederick Bank of Gore
Massanutten Bank of Strasburg
First National Bank of Strasburg
Rain or Shine Set for Lutheran Church Tablet Dedication
The dedication of the First Lutheran Church ruins tablet at Mount Hebron Cemetery will proceed at 3 if rain holds off. otherwise the service moves to Grace Lutheran Church at 3. Judge Philip Williams will give the principal address with speakers including Dr. W J Flinck Dr S L Flickinger and Rev Carl Honeycutt. Miss Mary Elizabeth Miller is invited to unveil the tablet.
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First Lutheran
Mount Hebron
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
Philip Williams
W. J. Flinck
New Market
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary—Reformed Church
Carl Honeycutt
Grace Church
Mary Elizabeth Miller
A. D. Henkle
Brody Property To Be Seized in Ruthenia Affair
Prague reports Lidove Noviny states all property of Andrew Brody the first prime minister of autonomous Ruthenia in Czechoslovakia would be confiscated. Charges of high treason were leveled against Brody who was never accused of conspiring with Hungarians.
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Prague
Lidove Noviny
Andrew Brody
Autonomous Ruthenia
Czechoslovakia
Brody
Hungarns
Jewish Parents Cannot Escape Tax Decree in 1939
Berlin reports a government decree stating that tax reductions for minor children do not apply to parents of Jewish children in 1939. The decree also declares widowed or divorced persons raising Jewish children will be treated as bachelors by the tax office.
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Berlin
Santa Claus Indiana To Welcome Oil Boom And Yuletide
Santa Claus Indiana expects a busy Yuletide as oil exploration begins with test wells near the village. Lease agents press mineral rights while two promoters Barrett and Harris face lawsuits over deals. Postmaster Oscar Philipps prepares for the Christmas mail rush and the famous Santa Claus postmark remains in demand.
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Santa Claus
Ind
Indiana
Carl A.barrett
Milton E. Harris
Ohio River
Kentucky
Barrett
Harris
Oscar Philipps
Eran
Final Appeals Are Being Made By Candidates
Candidates press toward a climactic off year election as Roosevelt urges liberal government. Hoover and Hamilton plan radio appeals tonight across Mutual and NBC networks. Campaign finance reports show mixed fundraising and spending from Oct 28 to Nov 4.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Hoover
John Hamilton
Spokane
Wash
Mutual
Hamilton
NBC
Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
North Dakota
Alf M. Landon
Kankato
Kansas
Dayton
Ohio
Glenn Frank
National Republican Program Committee
Ickes
Philadelphia
Moe Annenberg
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
House
Democratic National Committee
Republican Senatorial
Republican Congressional Committee
Death Summons Col. W. P. Lane At Hagerstown
Col. William Preston Lane 88 retired banker and prominent Hagerstown citizen died early today after a long illness due to a heart condition. Native of Frederick County he belonged to a Maryland family dating to post revolutionary settlement. A Princeton graduate and St. John's Episcopal Church member, he will be buried at Rose Hill Cemetery after a 3 PM funeral Monday.
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Hagerstown
William Preston Lane
Peg
Frederick County
Maryland
Princeton University
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Pennsylvania Mess Is Laid Aside
In Harrisburg the six month investigation of charges of corruption in the state government has been laid aside until after Tuesday's election. The accusations arose from a family quarrel among state Democrats and were used by Republican candidates to oppose the first Democratic government in more than 40 years.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Prolonged Japan Quake Reported With Aftershocks
A prolonged Japan earthquake and aftershocks rattled Tokyo at 8 44 a m British time with no damage reported there and possible epicenter in Miyagi Prefecture about 200 miles northeast of Tokyo. Seismograph stations in California and Weston Massachusetts recorded strong quakes from distant origins in Japan and India.
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London
Tokyo
Reuters
Miyagi Prefecture
Central Meteorological Observatory
Japan
Miyagi
Yukushima
Carnegie Pasadena
Calif
Carnegie Seismological Laboratory
Weston
Mass
Weston College
India
Boston
Protests Shaping Up as China War Fronts Shift
Reports say United States Britain and France plan new protests over Yangtze restrictions while Japan moves to cement economic monopolies. Fighting rages near Hankow and south China as Chiang Kai-shek with Soviet advisers expands defense with tanks and artillery.
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Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
France
Yangtze Valley
Yangtze
China
Canton
Pearl River
Hankow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hunan
Yunnan
Yangloutung
Yingcheng
Hanchwan
Hungary Crosses Danube to Occupy Czechoslovakia Territory
Hungarian troops crossed the Danube on a pontoon bridge to begin occupying about 4 875 square miles of former Czechoslovakia north of Altenberg at 10 00 am. Civilians cheered as engineers anchored the bridge and Hungarian authorities moved to establish civil administration and currency in the new zone amid national holiday celebrations.
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Budapest
Danube
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Altenberg
Little Schuett
Doborgas
Vienna
Munich
Germany
Poland
Penteen Bridge
Medva
Gyor
Mayar Ovar
Bratislava
Tax List Being Prepared By City Treasurer
City Treasurer W A Baker urges delinquent real estate tax payers to visit his office to arrange payment and avoid public listing by name and amount for publication and sale. He says council prefers to prevent embarrassment and is open to negotiated settlements.
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W. A. Baker
Baker
Council
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Britain
Cumban
Kwangtung
Chungking
Autonomous Army
Kweiteh
Henan
Nicholas Horty
Mr. Baker
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