U.S. Business Outlook Seen For Next Year
Washington reports from Roosevelt advisers show a confidential survey predicting stronger economic conditions into the new year. Industrial production nears a 1973-25 base with profits rising in the fourth quarter and more jobs added in October. Retail trade improves, labor service placements reach a record, and residential construction continues its gradual recovery pending cost stability.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Witcat Ome Percenanes
Cqwal Ie Ce
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Fac
Commerce Department
Frances Perking
U. S
Bre
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Nxt
National Pro Football Teams Do Battle Today
National pro football teams face off this afternoon at Laidley Field with a 2 36 kick off. Tickets priced at 8c and 1 59 dollars available as weather officials forecast ideal conditions. Proceeds will benefit charities in Charles ton.
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Philaselphis Les
Pilinurghe
Laidley Field
Gscaptio Utageo
Charleston
the Gazette
Pati Sacilen
Roosevelt backs plan to prune cherry trees near memorial
Capital club women staged a picket in Washington to oppose removal of the cherry trees along the tidal basin. President Roosevelt announced a plan that 88 trees would be removed while 912 would be planted as replacements and additions to the Jefferson Memorial grounds.
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Bearham
Washington, D. C
Jefferson Memorial
Capital Club
Roosevelt
Fund Campaign Plans Amid Slow Returns Across Groups
Eleven vice chairmen in the Community Fund government and professional division outlined plans to finish soliciting more than 5,000 government workers and Charleston professionals by Monday. Total so far stands at 13,180 with many large gifts still expected, while county, city, and post office groups report partial returns. Medical and dental groups also cited incoming contributions as the luncheon and a special directorate meeting approach.
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Duncan‘c. Kennedy
Kennedy
Community Fund Campaign
Charleston
Hedges
Dale G. Gasto
Malcolm Mathews
Post Office
Julian W. Singleton
Noar
Stanley Morris
W. F. Black
Doctors
Fred M. Bar Ron
Dentist
Man Wounded at Police Station in Accident
Ernest Moon Mullins, 29, a habitual visitor to the police headquarters, was wounded by a police officer’s pistol during a joking incident in the municipal court room. The bullet grazed the bladder and missed the intestines and spine, doctors said. Mullins signed a statement calling it accidental, and Patrolman Basil M. Wiseman was suspended as witnesses described the hammer dropping on the service pistol during the jest.
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Ernest
Moon” Mullins
Roorm Yeat
Basil M. Wiseman
Mullins
Wiseman
Mulling
Secret inquiry into alleged subversive gov ernment workers
Washington November 19. Chairman Dies announced a secret inquiry by the House Un American Activities Committee into alleged subversive activities by more than 500 federal employees. John Metcalfe testified there are 34 anti American organizations, about 75 percent rackets, with an interrelated system for anti tech propaganda. The panel plans to publish its ultimate findings and may recommend dismissals.
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Washington
INS
Diets
House
unAmerican
Dies Oald
Yov
Army Bomber Crashes in Georgia. Seven Die
A Douglas bomber on a routine flight from Mitchell Field to Maxwell Field crashed in a west Georgia forest near LaGrange during a heavy rainstorm. Seven airmen were killed and an eighth gravely injured. Private Joseph J. Nanartowich survived briefly, according to Maj. W. A. Maxwell, who cited weather as the likely cause after interviewing a crew member found unconscious. The crash tore a 150 yard swath through trees. four bodies were found near the wreckage, others nearby, with one parachute unused.
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Lagrange
West Georgia
Mitchellfield
Maxwell Field
Maj
W. A. Maxwell
Mitchell Field
John D. Madre
Tr Cut
Malis
Maxwell
Nanrriowich
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Seven Cripples Drown as Auto Falls into Mine Cave
In Wilkes-Barre Township near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania seven crippled children plus the driver were drowned when the vehicle transporting them to Kirby Health Center toppled into a water-filled mine cave near Glen Alden Coal company premises. The crash destroyed the car and engulfed eight people. The driver regularly picked up the children each Saturday for treatment. |
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Wilkes-Sarre
INS
Wilkes- Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Kirby Health Center
Glen Alden Coal Company
North-South charity football game expands events
The Sixth Annual North-South charity football game in Charleston will feature a larger program with a two part schedule, a dinner honoring visiting press representatives, and an all-state band contest supervised by Henry Francis. Local bands will vie for top honors with judges from out-of-town newspapers.
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Charleston
the Gazette
Laidley ‘Field
West Virginia
Henderson L. Peeblec
A. Henry Francis
Kahawha
Nadet
Prag
Nazis Map Drive to Sell Anti Jewish Program Nationwide
AP report traces Nazi campaign to promote anti Jewish policy across Germany and beyond after violent attacks on Jewish shops. Describes global concern over rising persecution following Munich pact and November 9 1938 events. Scribes note Hitler’s fragile grip as anti Jewish measures intensify and world watches.
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Neville Chamber
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Poland
Hungary
Herschel Grynezpan
Ernst Vom Rath
Paris
Berlin
Elso
Woman Killed By Avalanche Near Spencer Glenville
An avalanche of rock and dirt struck a parked car along the Spencer Glenville highway at Letherbank Calhoun county killing Alma Wyatt 73 and injuring Rose King 18 Joyte King 3 and Donald King 7. The incident occurred after the car ran out of gas and was being retreated. An eight ton holder was used to free the wreckage. State police report the victims were taken to a Spencer hospital.
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Spencer
Ewo
Spencer- Glenville
Letherbank
Calhoun County
Alma Wyatt
Calhoun- Roane County
William Wyatt
Spencer Hospital
Munitions Blast Kills 200 to 300 at Barcelona Plant
Report from the Spanish frontier says a catastrophic fire and explosions at a government munitions plant in Barcelona killed between 200 and 300 people. Many were asphyxiated or trapped in air raid shelters by smoke and fumes after a shell dropped by a worker ignited the blaze.
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Perpignan
France
Barcelona
Spain
Italy's racial laws cut Jews from government roles
Rome reports Italy's new racial laws will bar Jews from most government positions and limit their businesses and professions, allowing only small trades and manual labor. The policy, according to private sources, will impact about 15,000 Jews seeking work.
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Rome
Italy
Jbasesti
Tamay
Youth Charged With Kidnaping Under Lindbergh Law
Chicago November 19 a 19 year old parolee Charles Grieseber was charged with kidnapping Adele Schreiner on October 25. He allegedly forced her to drive to Indiana, beat her and took her car across state lines, a case under the Lindbergh act putting it under federal jurisdiction. He reportedly confessed to the crime.
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Chicago
Charles
We Grieseber
Adele’ Schreiner
Indiana
Tliesener
Mass Meetings Planned to Enlighten Germans in Four Months
Berlin reports Nazi propaganda drive to stage 1500 mass meetings across Germany in four months to promote anti Jewish policy. Roosevelt allegedly misled by exiled Jewish writers cited by press. Debate over inviting George Rublee and Evian refugees for talks on emigration actions. Hitler purge affects veterans uniforms. Jehovas witnesses referenced in church pamphlet.
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Germany
Berlin
INS
Hitler
Army of Navy
Niet
Jews in border reprisal shuttle case reported
Dispatches from Budapest recount a tragic episode as hundreds of Jews are moved across the no man’s land between Hungarian and Slovak borders. Men, women, and children, about 70, are deposited in a frontier limbo amid reprisals and counter reprisals, framing a grim chess pawn-like ordeal.
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Budapest
Parde Koe
Sulfanilamide Shows Tumor Treatment Promise
Army physician Lieut Gladen R Hamilton reports sulfanilamide achieving cure or complete symptomatic relief in 43 of 15 cases across tumors and venereal disease. The drug, noted for wide effectiveness, marks a second virus disease responding to the therapy per The Military Surgeon.
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Stephen J. McDonough
Associated Press
Washington
Army
Lieut
Gladen R. Hamilton
Aay
Medical Corps
Arapeladen
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