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7/23/2019 Ogdenburg Journal - 22 octombrie 1940
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B A C K
O F T H E
N E W S
Readers of TheJournal's daily
column 'Washington Merry-Go-
Round' are.always behind the
scenesand seehistoryin the mak-
ing, andnews before the restof
the world knowsIt.
T H E W E A T H E R
Increasing cloudinessandwa
tonight. "Wednesday cloudy-
warmer, followed byshowers
nesday night,
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I m p o r t a n t N a t io n a l P o l l
H O W M I D - A I R R E S C U E A T T E M P T K I L L E D S IX
TheAssociated Press
While Wendell L. Willkie re-
to the Chicago area today
his second campaign appear-
ar
tovisit Wilmington,Del.,
^T. J.,
tomorrow
to his
address
in
Philadel-
In
a
speech
in
Milwaukee las t
kie accused the Presi-
of letting Chicago"s Demo-
and twoothers
tosteal theelection for him
a
rebuke."
He referred to Democratic or-
in Jersey City,N. J.
in the
Bronx,
N . Y... as
well
tothat inChicago andsaid:
"Here is a candidate for Presi-
who has
proclaimed himself
a
liberal,
as a
reform candi-
but who
allows three
of the
to
to steal the election for him
arebuke tothem*"
Mr. Roosevelt's itinerary was
by the DemocraticNa-
in New
Yorki
He
by
train
a
platform appearance
Wilmington. After- reaching
hewillgo byautomo-
toCamdentoinspect the New
rk shipbuilding plant. Return-
to
Philadelphia,
He
will inspect
and
Frank-
and
that evening
in Convention Hall , Phila-
With
the
election only
two
weeks
for
both major
inmany cities
Henry A. Wallace, the Dem-
ic vice-presidentia l hornin.ee,
an audience at Mason City,
"the
eastern financial
in-
do-
control
the
majority
of
in
Gongres
anS-
to no effective
no matter what
the candidates make."
Senator Vandenberg (R-Mich)
at
Logansport,
Ind.,
that
the
"hasbeen run as a
bag tosuittheshifting whims
f one so-called 'indispensable
and tofeed thegreatestpo-
on an
otherwise free
Mayor LaGuardia of NewYork
in Detroit that the rec-
of Willkies relations withhis
employes proved that Willkie
b e
trusted with
the
social
of
50000000
men and
Joseph- W.Martin, Republican
in
theUnited
nottolerate anyFifth
and charged "thereaTe
in the
govern-
connected with itand they
bedrivenout."
In Washington, word that John
CIOpresident, would
Albany(AP)New York hotels
tostop charging
for telephone service for
New
York Telephone
Supreme Court Justice Francis
a n
by thePublic ServiceCom-
"Like other services,"
the
"it
(telephone service)
not be
profitable
x xx (to he
Hotel firms opposing the action
theHotel RooseveltInc.,
andSouth-
Berlin (AP) Authorized
risively todayof
to France anddeclared
ill became thenation which
and other French
to pose as a friend of
Churchill's words "Godprotect
as
Of Churchill's reference to sub-
of the"best races"in Eu-
the-sources commented:
"We know that
the
Poles mass-
Germans.
Is
that
an
of the
best race?"
REPOT
tonaon(AP)
British, allied
for theweek ended Oct. 14
63265 tons, compared with
tohave sunk 122-
theAdmiralty said today.
Losses listed by theAdmiralty
sh, seven
32,370 to ns; a llied, thre e
37 tons; and neutral,
e ships, 13358 tons.
I
make
a
radio address> Friday night
caused considerable speculation
Lewishasbeen silenton thepresi-
dential campaign since thenomin-
ating conventions
and
refused
to
comment onspeculation that he
might endorse one of the candi-
dates.
Prior t o the conventions, Lewis
criticized theDemocratic adminis-
tration
and
predicted
an
"ignomin-
ious defeat"
for Mr.
Roosevelt
if
he were nominated for a third
term.
His intention to speak Friday
night waslearned at his office
where it was said the address
would becarriedby two or three
radio networks from
9
until
9:30
oclock. Eastern Standard Time.
M I S T S
G I V E
L O N D O N A R E A
B R I E F
R E S P I T E
By
The
Associated: Press
on-r-German warplanes
re
sumed thelong assault onLondon
shortly after noon today, when
warning sirens signalled their re-
turn after a comparatively quiet
nightand amorningtawhichthe
capitalwa sunmolested.
British long range guns began
their third successive day of bom-
bardment
of t he
Nazi positions
across theStrait ofDoverin the
morning.
A lone raider dumped bombson
a southeast coast town, wrecking
houses andhitting a church.Ger-
man plsinea_also.w,er& seen, overa
'est'iilidlaiids town.
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