Willkie Charges Roosevelt Plans Sectionalism and Camps Threat
Willkie attacked the New Deal in a Fall River Mass speech excerpted for a Boston campaign stop. He warned a third term could force permanent unemployment into concentration camps and said federal spending favors some states over others. He cited per capita spending comparisons among Massachusetts Alabama Mississippi and Arkansas to claim production lag.
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Willkie
Boston
Wendell L. Willkie
Fall River
Mass
New England
Providence
R. I
United States
Massachusetts
Alabama
Mississippi
New Dee
Arkansas
Roosevelt Jr Sees Willkie As Fine Man Not Better Bet
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr said Wendell L. Willkie is a very fine man but his father is a little more capable of being President. Speaking at a New Jersey College for Women forum he rebutted war rumor claims and said his father loves peace and would not abandon democracy to force war for an election.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Wendell L. Willkie
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New Jersey College For Women
Roosevelt
Boy Confesses He Threw Small One Into River
In Michigan on October 11 Sheriff Charles Struble reported a 12 year old, after a playmate told of Ronald Hibbard’s drowning, admitted he threw the three year old into the river during a game of cops and robbers. He said Ronald cried after being hit with a stick for removing his coveralls.
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Mich
Ronald Hibbard Ater
Charles Struble
Rdébbers
Struble
Richard Terrell
Ronald
Germany seeks new conversation with Red Union
Berlin authorities said negotiations with the Soviet Union would be held soon in Moscow. The Dienst Aus Deutschland dismissed any conflict with the Rome Berlin Tokyo pact and claimed the Soviet Union could gain solid political and commercial advantages through new ties with the Reich.
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Berlin
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Moscow
Germany
Italy
Japan
Soviet Union
Reich
Cannan
British Attack Position of Foe Reported Thrown Back
Rome reports two British land attacks on Italian positions in Eritrea and Kenya Colony were repelled with undetermined losses. One attack on the Eritrean frontier was launched from the Anglo Egyptian Sudan between Abu Gamel and Tessenei, with mechanized units that were scattered.
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Eritrea
Kenya
Sudan
Abu Gamel
Tessenei
Wheat price surge lifts Chicago futures to four month highs
Chicago futures rise as buying from milling and consuming interests pushes December wheat about 0.12 to 0.14 higher, with traders noting technical scarcity of commercial supplies as producers hold grain. Quotes show Dec wheat near 83 7 8 to 84 and cash wheat bids at No 3 red 89 1 2 to No 2 dark hard 85 1 2.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grains
Community Givers Named In Child Home Donations
A long list of donors including H Miller Mr and Mrs William Hardy Samuel R Hurst Mrs Ella B Bowman L Buckley Ashly Miller and many others was acknowledged for contributions to Child Home. Other contributions were acknowledged a few days ago.
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J. H. Flood
James L. Robinson
W. W. Baker
U S May Seize War Materials
Washington October 11 Roosevelt gains authority to take over war materials sold but undelivered to foreign powers The government could repossess 100 aircraft consigned to Sweden and vast supplies of machine tools awaiting shipment at East Coast docks for Europe.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sweden
East Coats
Mrs Hal Roach Seeks Freedom From Marriage
Mrs Hal Roach wife of the film producer disclosed plans to file suit for separate maintenance to end a 24 year marriage. The Roaches head a prominent film family with two children Hal Jr and Margaret who have been active at the studio and social scene in Hollywood Pasadena and beyond.
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Hollwood
Hal Roach
Hal, Jr
Dolly Hunt
Pasadena
Margaret
Baltimore and Philadelphia and Chicago market quotes
Market notes from Baltimore and Philadelphia list mixed poultry prices and cattle calves hogs and sheep quotes. Slaughter classes steady to firm with weekend clearance seen in Baltimore cattle and hogs. Philadelphia prints butter eggs and live poultry ranges. Chicago shows hogs up to 6.60 with cattle firm and lambs steady.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Philadelphia
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Will of Mrs Clowe Placed On Record
The will of the late Mrs Asbar ina Clowe recorded in Corporation Court directs property to be divided equally among five children Howard Wyatt Clowe Mifflin B. Clowe George Goffroth Eleanor Vernon Clowe Bur bank and Julianna Clowe Davis Executors named are M. M. Clowe with an official bond set at.
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Asbarina Clowe
Corporation Court
Howard Wyatt Clowe
Mifflin B. Clowe
George Goffroth
Eleanor Vernon Clowe Burbank
Julianna Clowe Davis
M. M. Clowe
Roosevelt Inspection Tour Expands Across Ohio
Cleveland dispatch reports Republican national committeeman David S. Ingalls says Ohio Republicans see President Roosevelt s survey trip as proof the New Deal leadership believes he is on the run in Ohio. The plan grew from Dayton to include Youngstown possibly Niles Newton Falls Ravenna and Akron.
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Cleveland
David S. Ingalls
Republican
Comitteeman
Ohio
Roosevelt
New Deal High Command
Ingalls
Dayton
Youngstown
Niles
Newton Falls
Ravera
Akron
Market closes with mixed gains as Columbus Day short week looms
Stocks edged forward after a cautious start with gains from fractions to over a point. About 400000 shares traded as brokers noted home business optimism and easing Far Eastern tension drawing selective buying while fears of a European upheaval kept many traders on the sidelines. Quotations at 2 p.m. listed Alcoa 63 3 4, AT&T 162, Anaconda 22 1 3, Bethlehem 81, Chrysler 79, General Electric 34 5 8, General Motors 49 1 4, Goodyear 15 1 8, IBM 46 3 4, J Kennecott 30 1 2, Penn R R 22 1 2, Texas Corp 34, Woolworth 33 1 2.
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Ted
Graster
Anaconda
B. and O
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Con. Edison
Genl
Elec
Genl. Motors
Goodyear
Int. Har
J. Kennecott
M. Ward
Natl. Dairy
Packard
Penny (Jc
Penn. R. R
Ae Steel
A Ee
Ear Te
O. of N
Texas Corp
Ge Over
Woolworth
Kuhn Granted Appeal as Pauper in Bund Funds Case
Fritz Kuhn former head of the German American Bund is listed as absent without funds but was granted permission to appeal as a pauper while serving a Dannemora prison sentence of 2 1/2 to 5 years for stealing Bund funds. The appeal was allowed by the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court.
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New York
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Tomn
Kuhn
Dannemora
State Supreme Court
Softer Attitude Appears In Japan
A Tokyo source says Washington's warning for Americans to leave the Orient prompted a milder Japanese stance toward the United States. Public rhetoric may shift as Premier Konoye and Foreign Minister Matsuoka downplay the Axis threat, aiming to pacify U S opinion and avoid open conflict. American business leaders monitor departures as a factor in strained trade relations.
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Tokyo
Washington
Orient
United States
Sourc
Prince Fumitaro Konoye
Yosuke Matsuoka
Prince Konoye
Justice Stone Celebrates Sixty-Eighth Birthday
Justice Harlan F. Stone of the Supreme Court marks his sixty eighth birthday in Washington on October 11. He was appointed by President Coolidge in 1925.
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Washington
Harlan F. Stone
Supreme Court
Coolidge
Cherbourg Shelling Fallout Heats Up Global Tensions
The report highlights an imminent break between Great Britain and Romania as German forces move into the Balkans by rail and Danube barge. British officials criticize Romania’s government and call for recalls amid rising Axis influence. Turkey is identified as a potential next target with air attacks on Romanian oil fields expected. Japan showcases naval power off Yokohama after the slaying of Mayor Fu Siao En, signaling broader regional shifts.
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Sarubant Setne Cotpeenas
Great Britain
Romania
Balkan Kingdom
Danube
London
Reginald Hoare
Bucharest
Italy
Reginald
Ees
Remean
Turkey
Europe
Japan
United States
Hirohito
Yokohama
Bie
Liie
Shanahan
Fu Siao-En
Scully Appeals for Public Aid in Scout Fund Drive
John S Scully Jr president of the Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts of America calls Winchester Iowa City and Clarke County residents to support the October 14 drive. He emphasizes training Scouts strengthens patriotism independent thinking and citizenship while preparing for national emergencies and year round Scouting activity.
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John 8. Scully, Jr
Shenandoah Area
Shenandoah Area Council
National Council
America
John S Scully, JR
Pres
Canterbury Cathedral windows damaged in air raid
An official disclosure reports that ancient stained glass windows at Canterbury Cathedral were damaged in a recent air raid. The incident occurred amid ongoing air defense warnings as the war continued.
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London
Canterbury Cathedral
Brown Will Recorded In Corporation Court Executors Appointed
The will of the late J. Few Brown distributing property to his three children was recorded in Corporation Court. On motion of Henry W. and Edwin F. Brown, they were appointed executors and qualified, with bond set at $1,500.
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J. Few Brown
Corporation Court
Henry W
Edwin F. Brown
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