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   Bradford Era (Newspaper) - January 20, 1941, Bradford, Pennsylvania                                Weather for Today Mostly slowly rising temperatures Tomorrow Cloudy Detailed Report on Last Page Ehe tea 7500 ABC Net Paid Oldest Newspaper in the Rich Bradford Oil Field Associated Press Service Telephone 3173 1877 MONDAY JANUARY 14 PRICE THREE Units Force Fascists from Kassala Leaders Met and II Duce New Aggressive Looms FD Oath I Knudsen of Arms Nazis Smash IM FD Repeats Oath Of Office Today Third Time Indicate Stage Set for Greater Nazi Aid to Italys Drives PETAEV TALK By the Associated Press 19 Hitler and Benito conferred it ras reported here in authori diplomatic but they met or what they was was that aggressive action in a new independently or to bol is to the meetings between the j ads leaders often have por developments of importance invaded Greece the same day f tMr test at of todays re was the an mmt in Vichy that French f of State Marshal Petain and and foreign Pierre have dissi Ntt Confirmed Ger Here Is Program For Inauguration 19 is the program for Mondays in auguration activities Time Is Eastern Standard Roose velt attends services at Johns Episcopal leaves White House for takes oath of delivers inaugural address and returns to White luncheon at White show of 280 parade receives state governors at White at White in South n Europe in a foment oC anxiety where Nazi power will the way is cleared for Os return to the Vichy govern which the Germans have 6 a major condition for resum Couple Plunges President Plans Short Inaugural Address Historical Spectacle MOBS JAM CAPITAL By the Associated Press foreboding theme of racy in crisis sounded an off key undertone tonight for an j otherwise gay inauguration eve and for merrymaking thousands here to see Frank lin Roosevelt do something new the presi oath of office for the third It was the keynote of speeches at j a banquet given by the Electoral j It was implicit in a dinner j in honor of the governors of the given by William Knud who has charge of producing war machines for WILLIAM KNUDSEN Production of great quantities of arms and munitions for Great Britain under the proposed could not be gotten under way until the latter part of William chief of the Defense told members of House Foreign Affairs he passage of the act would enable President Roosevelt to release materials to Britain Willkie Talks Man and Woman Jump f It was present in the prayers i sermons heard in Washington I Even at a in Constitution Arms Foes With President Laud Kennedy at a the principal purpose of which i and Woman Jump j for the it asserted j Message to Present to m Front of Subway itself in the person of the T 37 i n I man of the Charlie in LOnnon Car in Suicide Fact By the Associated Press New and i billed to do his famous speech from his film The Great Crowds in Capitol unquestionably will domi By the Associated Press 19 Wendell Willkie will take a personal message a a ew w will take a persona message stalled crossed in hopeless a man and j nate short not I from president to Prime t According to a Rome radio broad heart to New York by meeting of the directorate of all D t parties has been called for Oj a The announcement gave further Neither Rome nor Berlin officially the meeting place of the Hope Expressed He Will Expand Criticism of Act When He Testifies By the Associated Press bm Britain plauded Ambasador Joseph Ken ui irom IA Joseph P Ken woman who had spent their than 12 the White Minister on the and dime for a farewell ride locked arms House address of toj President interrupted work on j he would expand on on a subway platform today and plunged together beneath the wheels the exuberance e President interrupted work on j d hoDe he would expand on inauguration address today to e of it when he testifies Nazis Smash At Suez and Malta Areas Deliver Another Assault Upon Crippled British Ship j VESSEL SET ON By the Associated Press 19 bombers were reported today to have reached out another miles from advanced presumably in to drop explosives on militarily important objectives in the vicinity of the Suez Behind them and Nazi divebomb ers which were said to have de livered another smashing attack to day on the crippled British aircraft carrier Illustrious at a mass of facts and rumors piled up drawing attention to the Mediter ranean war Italians Fall Back to Main Border Posts British Pursue Cross Frontier into Italian East Africa TOBRUK ATTACKED By the Associated Press British motorized units pur suing fleeing Italian soldiers along the 200mile Sudanese front were believed tonight to have crossed the border into Italian East Africa after f r c i n g the Fascists from the last Anglo Egyptian Sudan city held by Premier Mussolinis Their position precarious after weeks of constant patrol action by the the Italians withdrew three days ago from only 15 miles from Italian It was only that the British announced reoccupation of the town the Italians had cap tured last The Italians were said to have the controls of the army twini ieft capital of a valuable de with Robert was at Strong not officially motored bomber with seven aboard circulated in Berlin that Adolf j when n disappeared on a trip from VtoH a Hitler and Benito Mussolini had conference during the Barely Mention Raid Equally unknown was what the i German bombers did hi the vicinity of the Suez or what they to The high communi que gave it only bare With the raid i that how the German air arm within ft single week had reached from home bases in Germany almost a thousand miles southward to Sicily in an ef fort to cut Britains line of supply through the Mediterranean and had reached still another thousand miles to the Suez bottleneck of Britains line of Air continue McChord to bombing practice In southern The plane only carried T Claims Three cars passed over the couple but not to each before the train could be Continued on Page 6 te the message in his own au before the House Foreign the hotel lobby crowds and the mobs gave it to Willkie during a brief of sight was hardly damp t and H Duce diplomatic Carrie Patterson 27 was Tin a It had been that they would meet In perhaps at Salzburg or because their last meeting s in on Page 2 Regret Flag Is Torn from Consulate on Coast instantly and her Israel i of was j critically Amputated Mans Both jumped locked together as I pulled into the Geprge motorman of the told Aha gave committee conference they held at the White fo address ast night the j retiring Ambassador to al The two men who for h urfa aid i though urging aid forthe ho nnt thp faced j Tuna Pup Theft Charged Little Valley Man Little 19 Presidency in last j campaign talked I oval study for about 30 of State Hull was with of We talked about the the tod reporters as he and the President gave me a very pleasant personal note to It is more than just a Three Bombs Hit Ship of the Nazi attack almost with out firing a Ethiopians Aid in Attack Ethiopian irregulars operating in 7hour foel tne Fascist rear were believed partly responsible for this withdrawal With the tho enemy their communi cations in the the Italians wers said to found it difficult to hold the Abandonment of Kassala was be to mean Italians had dropped any idea of attacking the Sudan from this Apparently satisfied with the Lib yan offensive in North the British were said to be striking heavily at Italian East light tanks armored cars lead ing the eastward i Italian Base Raided id viCinity for the past 44 died j With the loss of the Ita her 64 Ann at 41 lians were believed trying to fall oclock yesterday She had back to three main been in ill health forthe past three east of Resident 44 Years Dies at Home After Short Critical Illness An Hannah Jane ton freighter was said to have been j wellknown resident this city and bombed by a Nazi plane and set afire today off southeastern English general headquarters o e az ac general as to Malta indicated that Germany is but her condition had been d communiques also reported Qf authority to tne al Qn i these developments on other African determined to strengthen the Italian j wing of the axis under Brit ish hammering of past has only last I these developments on other African was born October and Mediterranean fronts and came i 1A heavy air raid on Pfl and if A vw send at driven backward along auu I Italian base in Libya which the Brit deemed North African coast and beaten to McKean county in 1897 haye surrounded a huge to nations fighting Commenting on Kennedys ad Fish RNY said he was serving 10 dayshe has been trying to keep the he to tion hta at length made a suicide assessed by Justice of the Peace succe Jan 19 is The The P the If the fine is not The today over the tearing g from the German con a San Francisco Department spokesmen said a note aning the incident was received 1 the German embassy here to have with a huge fire started near gasoline dumps in Illustrious as she lay in Valetta Was the widow of Henry j Six German dive bombers shot endorsed the sentiment it contains official German news A woman of fine she down during a Nazi attack yesterday many Surviving her are six j Continued on Page 14Column 2 Serrianni of Loren Neice of j ftp Kline I Leo Digel of Blake of Harvey Ballard of Wellsville and Miss Freda Chilcote of Bradford Its salutation is Dear j Continued on Page 4 had a lot of nerve he i the and Third ave Hurwitz protested Couple Met in Boston customary would be In suh cases a of an report 01 an p e r s o kindness of formerly was First Lord Ward of the Admiralty and shares of Little Valley were on the interest in for the which Willkie said he outlined to the President his plans for the forth It is charged that Barnes stopped coming two weeks tour of d to the and i advising the Chief Executive he pup answered his wanted to talk with all the officials who were A person standing near who could him and that he street just Driver Swerves Car to Avoid 3 Pedestrians heavily at sea and in j the early oil She had Three heavy bombs hit the in Bradford since She I agency but smoke and flames possessed many Continued on Page 2 Column 6 Iron Warn Foes of New Order 19 ff identical Iron Guard speakers at 50 public rallies throughout warned en emies of the Axis new order in Europe that it would be useless Rather than run the risk of to sabotage our he ing his car into three The m Boston some sw m an to conto with street last evening at about 9 of the Clergyman Helps British Tars in Alexandria 19 An English clergyman is running a night club for British Tars at this great African base because he Ripple of Union j doesnt want them to get mostly cabinet a Mrs Laura Kimberlin of j The Alan said Nazim Union and a Roy Ripi that when he came here m 1939 he I 100 oer three Clay Chilcote of and Bruce and Dewey Chilcole j of Bradford 18 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren three bro Remmick Ripple of Philadel and dangerous for anyone to try Jacob Ripple of denounced the avaricious plutocracy of interna two came here three days hitch hiking part of the police and lived at a 14th street rooming house until their money was After detectives Hurwitz that Patterson was dead he told it is swastika was displayed in 1011 of the San Francisco consul in of the reported to Salamanca made the j laSL tlv Peter Burt of Pittsburgh swerved j tional Jewry and free pie of The body was removed to the 1 found prices soaring 100 per duringan i1 demonstration a portion of they that she was the portion a nineyear daughter and Continued on Page 1 police arrested two i United States ley were identified bv n I Carol Threatens Fast to Death In Effort to Get Out of Spain Peter Burt of Jewry ana iree chaDel arid clean 2Column S his coupe to the The car shot I changing them with provoking the S onto the sidewalk and struck and bringing Rumania to the r thing about by a police shore leave Glenda Farrell t j Local Man Is Accused of Surety of Peace I i v c i An occupant of the city jail last i lork Surgeon night was a man identified as Clalr j i Johnson of 42 Mechanic who 19 yp Glenda is accused of having flred off a rifle Bod screen in the residence at 14 Water in to yesterday at about 3 j 5 New York surgeon Arrested 15 minutes later at and Harvard grad home by Officers Oscar Hagman and Louis Straight on a warrant honor was Mary ling surety of the Johnson f awaits a hearing before Alderman j ft months Margaret Hogg j to whi h Separate i the It is charged Miss Farrell has that the incident took place while j wUi postpone j Johnson was until the show Police confiscated the Nobody was it is CAROL entertain do some New 19 King Carol of Rumania is so des pondent he threatens to begin a fast to death on Tuesday unless he can escape from Spain by friends of the abdicated Rumanian monarch said They described his plight as des perate and said a by the United States to deny him entry to this country might be his only sal vation in the complicated legalities j which hold him front porch of the Womens Chris tian Temperance union 33 Con gress and a Burt escaped with a slight head The front of the car was police The concrete block foundation of the porch was The auto had i been proceeding northward in Con war ana w state in which we found her arrangements will be He converted 3 150yearold we took Company of of the Bradford Jehovahs being held a few yards from the place of was Weatherman Predicts Fair Inauguration Day 19 seemingly today fair for extricable web in and cold Carol probably is the only rej tion f ugee in all Europe whose happiness j The temperature was expected to depends on not getting an about 26 degrees at noon the ran visa hour when President Roosevelt will His saying their the oath of office for the third Greek hospital into a naval club and built a huge addition to house a night bed rooms and concert Now the ered from the Birming ham Angelican parish is resident chaplain of the Alexandria Fleet which provides British sailors with food and entertain ment just to help them British Draw Up Detailed Plans To Bomb Rumanian Oil Fields 18 The Germans are preparing Ru A competent diplomatic authority i manian airports for the reception of j i said today the British have drawn German bomber and the j up detailed plans for bombing Ru reported keeping a close i FD Congratulations manias fields and rail lines but i are holding their execution in check on j china Jan 20 yance for fear of the effect on The British say the Nazis vital j day Lin Sen of the Greek supply depots and communication I chinese Republic telegraphed con Although some British diplomats lines in Rumania would be weal today to President in the Balkans are known to have bomber The rail lines Roosevelt On his inauguration urged such the argument the over which nearly j Jt will be 1 in has been that would use troops have been moved into Cnina when the president takes of such action as an excuse to send nia since form a bottle for third term at noon in its air force and perhaps troops as neck at the well into Neutral oil men at Ploesti say the j Sincerely hope ever increasing believed in industrys dislocation as a result of j cordiality which marks relation be wever if Ger a slight earthquake damaging power tween our countries will be continu tus jj believed n nus tion was from the former Kings i time on the east portico of tne however if Ger a slight earthquake damaging power j tween our countries will be continu authorized stated i and to remain below made a moye against Greece i house chimneys has proved that one ed and strengthened during your this wav inc all nf A dozen said the the strange situation this way His majesty will hunger strike to death if America does not Continued on Page 14 3 j driving ing all Roosevelt had fair weather for his first but in 1937 delivered his inaugural in a the British would i intensive bombing of half a dozen m th cut off said the Also wish you best of and m Nazis caU force Kari supplies of refined products for i prosperity to United Kates of 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