Scots Election Closely Watched For Right Trend
London November 3 AP Scotland to vote in municipal elections tomorrow as British leaders seek signs of a continuing rightward trend after England and Wales saw big conservative gains and Labour losses. Over 300 Scottish council seats across 69 towns are at stake, with Glasgow contest pivotal for a possible anti-Labour shift.
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London
Scotland
Morrow
Labor Party
England
Wales
Glasgow
Attlee
Britain
France
Convent Raid In Kashmir Kills Three
Government reports Kashmiri tribal invaders attacked a convent near Baramula killing the assistant mother superior a British officer and his wife. Children of the officer were missing and European residents were assaulted. Casualties were among raiders and forces cleared Pattan village.
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New Delhi
Government of
India
Kashmir
Baramula
Srinagar
Pattan
Royal Indian Air Force
Sprinagar
Hnes
Agnes McCloud Held On Numbers Charge
Agnes McCloud age 24 of 87 Crescent Avenue was arrested just before 1 p.m. yesterday on numbers playing charges by Lieutenant Halpin Detective Ford and Patrolman Kaleda. She was held on 500 bond. Earlier a 66 year old man John James Simko Jr of 380 East Avenue was arrested on a similar charge after police said he was found with several numbers slips.
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Agnee McCloud
Crescent Avenue
William Halpin
John Ford
George Kaleda
John James Simko
East Avenue
Child Hit By Truck In Front Of Home Injures Boy
A five year old, James Moore, was struck by a truck near his home at about 12:30 p m yesterday. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital by ambulance with an abrasion to the right knee and listed in good condition. Driver James Jones, 26, of 41 Bushcourt Stratford, was arrested for driving without a license and released on bond of 16.
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James Moore
Eilieen Moore
Columbus Place
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ell B. Ives
James Jones
Bushcourt
Stratford
Segal to Address Rotary on Understanding Organised Labor
Robert M. Segal of Northeastern University and radio round table moderator speaks at the Rotary Club luncheon in the Stratfield hotel on Understanding Organised Labor. Segal, former assistant to Roosevelt's railroad fact finding board, has held posts with the National Labor Relations board and is a member of several major associations.
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Robert M. Segal
Northeastern University
Rotary Club Today
Stratfield Hotel
Mr. Sega
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
American Economic Association
American Academy of Political Science
The
American Arbitration Association
American and
Boston Bar Associations
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