The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 06, 1941, Page 14, Image 14

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Thm 02EG0II STATESMAN. Salem, Oraon. Thursday Morning. Norembr B. 1941
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Thousands Watch Illinois Huskers Win
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James Mulloy (above) former
North Dakota official; told mem
bers of the tfenate elections com
mltte In Waihlnrton, DC, At a
hearinir Into the fitness of Sena
tor William Lanfer (R-ND) to
, hold office that the senator paid
$1709 or $1800 to two persons
to obtain influence with a fed
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was tried In 1935.
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About 75,000 persons lathered in a muddy eornfield near Tonlca, HI.,
, (above) to see the nation's top-notch huskers compete for the na
tional championship. The contest was In ororress when this air-
view was made. Winning- the farm classic was Floyd Wise of near
Tonica, 111., (below) holding a trophy. Just a scant half bushel
behind him was Leland Klein (right) of Woodford county, DX Wise
nusxea ousneis in 80 minutes.
Leading US Isolationists at America First Rally
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ErJtf th. Ktf1, P- Nye of North Dakota and Burton K. WheeleVor Montana,
leaders of the isolationist group in the upper house; Charles A. Lindbergh and John Cudahy termer
United States ambassador to Belgium. , .. . 7
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LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
A Disk in the Shuffleboard of Life.
By BRANDON WALSH
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Troul! In tht Taci.'ic ia considered a. distinct possibility as a result of the sinking of the Reuben Jamei.
rcjucnt Ccrraan attacks on U. S. war and merchant ships in the Atlantic Is seen as undoubted encouraee
r. cnt to Jsran to Join the Axis war ia Asia, thns preventing further transfer of Eastern Siberian
troops to Larcpea. Cassia, and diverting General WavelTs attention from the Caucasus to Eastern India.
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