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November 13, 1938

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Munich Mob Smashes Windows In an Outbreak Against Catholics; Marches on Building After Hearing Faulhaber Denounced by Bavarian Minister--Jews Can't Reopen Shops but Must Pay Help Palace of Cardinal Is Stoned in Munich; 14 Windows Are Smashed by a Nazi Mob Bricks and Clubs Weapons Warning by Austrian Leader Pope Calls for Prayers

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Munich Consul protests damage to Hungarian Jews' property in Reich

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Major Sports Yesterday; FOOTBALL NATIONAL HORSE SHOW RACING

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Cornell scored the outstanding victory of the day in the East, defeating Dartmouth before a record crowd of 30,486 at Ithaca. This was the first setback for the Green in twenty-three contests. Princeton meanwhile earned a decisive triumph over Yale in the sixty-second game of their series as 50,000 looked on. Two major contests, the Fordham-North Carolina and Penn-Penn State, resulted in ties. Navy came back into the winning column by rallying to Conquer Columbia.

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C. I. O. Defeated Only 2 Of 43 Foes for Congress

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Labor's Non-Partisan League defeated only 2 foes

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CITY HALL PARLEY WEIGHS 3D PARTY; LEWIS FOR PURGE; 1940 BLOC PLANNED Mayor, Murphy, Bulkley Plot Course if Democrats Drop New Deal STAND BEHIND ROOSEVELT Michigan Progressive Advises 'Open Mind' on Third Term--Ohioan Opposes It "Open Mind" on Third Term Mayor as Leader Seen CITY HALL PARLEY WEIGHS 3D PARTY

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conf on 3d party formation with Gov Murphy and Sen Bulkley

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CLARENCE MACKAY DIES AT HOME HERE AFTER LONG ILLNESS; Chairman of Board of the Postal Telegraph and Cable Corporation Was 64 LEADING CATHOLIC LAYMAN Also Patron of Music and Arts--Carried Out World-Wide Projects of His Father A Romantic Background. Aided School of Mines CLARENCE MACKAY DIES AT HOME HERE Enters Business at 20. A $300,000,000 Merger. Great Estate as Wedding Gift. Entertains Famous Persons. Disposal of Art Treasures

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Notable Births

1938Gérald Godin, Canadian journalist, poet, and politician (died 1994)^[†]

Gérald Godin was a Canadian poet and politician from Quebec.

1938Jack Rule, Jr., American golfer^[†]

Jack D. Rule Jr. is an American professional golfer who played on the PGA Tour in the 1960s.

1938Jean Seberg, American-French actress and singer (died 1979)^[†]

Jean Dorothy Seberg was an American actress. She is considered an icon of the French New Wave as a result of her performance in Jean-Luc Godard's 1960 film Breathless.