Job Placings by Bureau Set Record in October
The Social Security Board says October private industry placements reached 308,400, the highest in bureau history, with about half in ongoing jobs. Public offices added over 57,000 placements, totaling more than 356,000 for the month, the largest since June 1937.
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Record Pay Going To Steel Workers
Pittsburgh dispatch notes steel workers expect the largest Yuletide pay in three years as booming output sustains near full employment. About 80,000 furloughed men recalled since July, with employment near 535,000, and operating rate at 95 percent of capacity likely to stay through January.
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Boy Playing Outlaw Fatally Wounds Father
In Troy New York, 9 year old Lawrence Devoe fired a .32 caliber pistol while playing an outlaw. The mildewed bullet struck his father Fredenburg Devee, 31, a laborer, in the right lung and he died a few hours later. Lawrence said he hardly touched the trigger and was just playing.
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Gandhi Firm On Aid Terms
ALLAHABAD India Nov 23 INS reports rioting in several provinces as the All-India Congress working committee adopts a resolution sticking to independence demands while leaving room for negotiations with Britain. The body says it will seek an honorable settlement but will not supply military or economic aid until India’s independence is guaranteed. Britain responds with a watchful waiting policy via Viceroy Linlithgow.
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INS
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England
Congress
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Escape leaves Newark airliner safely on forced landing
In Newark New Jersey an American Airlines pilot Capt. W B Whitacre and a calm stewardess guided a 15 passenger three crew airliner through a forced landing on a 3700 foot runway at Newark airport. No one was injured during the incident and Buffalo was destination.
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Destitute Peddler Leaves $31,000 Behind
In Indianapolis a destitute itinerant peddler known as Charley Mike died in a dingy room near Union Station. Moses Katter, appointed administrator, revealed the man real name Albert Howraney had $31,000 in bank and building and loan association deposits.
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Romania Cabinet Resigns Over German Trade Demands
Romania refused Germany's push for higher oil and food shipments at lower prices, prompting Premier Constantine Argetoianu's cabinet to resign. King Carol appointed former premier George Tatarescu to try forming a new government as trade negotiations with Germany faced uncertain futures.
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France
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Germany
U S Withholds Envoy to Berlin Amid Tense Relations
Washington reports that the United States will not send an ambassador to Berlin a year after the withdrawal of both nations' envoys. The vacancy follows Hugh R. Wilson's recall and resignation over Poland's invasion and reflects the administration's stance toward Germany and its war actions.
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Germany
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New Zealand
Hugh R. Wilson
Poland
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Roosevelt
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Russia
Charleston Observes Quiet Thanksgiving
Charleston kept a Sunday like Thanksgiving with crowds at a football game and theater, while Rooster Day events spread to Richwood. Gov Holt led the observance with a turkey dinner at the executive mansion as temperatures hovered in the 30s and a light snowfall touched parts of the state.
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Thanksgiving Peace Moment Across Nation Splits on Date
The nation marked Thanksgiving on varied dates amid a war shadow. Americans in 25 states and D C celebrated on one date while united by peace as the sentiment of thanks focused on the hope for peaceful days ahead and productive efforts at home. Messages from President Roosevelt and church leaders echoed the theme of gratitude for peace and charitable action during the holiday.
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Nazis Confiscate Thyssen's Plants
Fritz Thyssen, once a Nazi benefactor and now an emigrant to Switzerland, has had the Ruhr steel mills and other Thyssen property confiscated by the state. Thyssen, 66, left Germany in August as plants operated for war. He aided Hitler’s rise in 1931 by connecting him with Rhine land industrialists. He was located at Locarno on November 15 with his wife and child, offering no comment on his departure.
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Temblor Felt In Two States
An earthquake tremor was felt in Missouri and southern Illinois centered near St. Louis with effects reported as far as Milwaukee. No damage immediately reported as residents and officials received numerous calls seeking the cause. The St. Louis zoo monkey house reacted with an uproar during the quake.
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Maryland bank holdup tied to South Charleston loot
State police linked two Maryland bandits who stole 6000 at the White Hall bank to a November 13 South Charleston robbery of 19000. Investigators note both crimes involved time vaults. West Virginia police seek descriptions as federal agents report 3800 of the South Charleston loot found in Columbus banks.
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Britain Faces Protests Over Export Seizure Policy
Neutral Netherlands and Belgium protest Britain's policy of seizing Germany bound exports in retaliation for vessel destruction off England. Dutch note delivered to Sir Alexander Cadogan. Belgian protest to be handed to Paris. Berlin radio cites Dutch view of heavy trade damage from the blockade.
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Foreign Office
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Alexander Cadogan
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Berlin
Nervousness Aid Is Reported
MEMPHIS TENN NOV 73 P The common vitamin B One sold at drug stores described as a treatment for extreme nervousness and a possible preventive of some forms of insanity Dr James A Willie of Oklahoma City told the Southern Medical association He said it is not a cure all but has proven effective in rapid treatment of several physical and mental disorders Including a psychosis with arterial brain changes that cleared up after a high B One treatment It is used in chronic alcoholism when food or vitamins are lacking and can lead to milder insanity with hallucinations or delirium tremens Also noted for insulin shock treatment where fever vomiting and rapid heart rate may occur and B One has helped restore patients to normal.
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Britain Expands Sea Patrols and Minesweeping Push
British authorities announce plans to counter Nazi minelaying along the east coast and Thames estuary by developing a new minesweeping method and boosting air and sea patrols. Six ships were reported damaged or sunk by mines or submarines, with several crews missing or dead.
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Thames Estuary
Allies Claim Air Victories Over Western Front
Paris reports intense aerial combat over the western front with claims that at least 10 German warplanes were shot down in 48 hours by French and British air forces or anti aircraft fire. Berlin counters with claims of British planes downed and an engagement between nine Nazi and seven French aircraft.
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Berlin
Saarbruecken
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Sabotage Allegations Against British Intelligence
Berlin reports an official statement claiming a German emigrant employed by British intelligence conducted several acts of sabotage on German Italian and Japanese ships from 1937 to 1938. It cites the Athenia as the first English origin ship possibly targeted by order of the intelligence service, and mentions Captain Stevens as a link cited by captors.
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Britons Held as Spies Said on Peace Mission
An official Netherlands statement says two British army officers seized near Venloo on November 9 and held in Germany as alleged Munich beer hall bombing accomplices claimed they were engaged in peace negotiations. It notes an unnamed Dutch officer and J Lemmens were abducted and taken to Germany. Sigismund Best and Richard Stevens reportedly said they were in charge of negotiations to explore peace possibilities.
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