Navy has no word more of crew saved
News reports from Washington November 3 describe dwindling hopes for the unaccounted crew of the United States destroyer Reuben James with a 126 crew complement and reports that 44 had been saved while about 76 remained missing amid wartime convoy peril.
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NAVY
Prean
Washington
U. S.5
Reuben James
Maine
Naval Communcations
AFO
Anomoil
Havana
U. S
Kearny
Red Cross
England
Guardian
Collision East of Waterford Reported
Dorryites returning from Erie said a crash east of Waterford involved John L. Bailey of Union City and Miss Mary McMahon of Elgin. Bailey’s Chrysler and McMahon’s Oldsmobile sustained 680 and 303 dollars in damage respectively. Bailey faces a center of the highway charge, per state motor police.
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Beau Lake
Bilburh Decker
Chuutwinua Avenue
Lakewood
N.Y
Albx Perkins
Bele Dake
Election Interest In City Council Races Prominent
Voters head to the polls Tuesday with Chief Interest centered on crossings in the city council fight. Democrat J Fred Kinley and Republican Carly Menton contend for principal city seats while Pred J Weaver, Henry Weaver and Riley Hentom battle for the second council spot. Mayor Frank Hepler and City Controller Charles A Pain seek reelection. Board of Education nominees include Clarence Shoop Steam Wood Victor Orn Earl Haight Royss Van Kueren. Orphan court judge race features Republican incumbent J Orin Walter facing William J Carney.
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Pbsegvers
Qurfane Friever
Tukewarn
J. Fred Kinley
Kinley
Carly Menton
Pred J. Weaver
Scheilman
Torecastinis
Sweet Qn
Vertain
Riley, Hentom
Weaver Fleht
Tn Council
Frank ©. Hepler
Charles A. Pain
A. O. Sandburg
Repid Joan
Cornwail
Department of Finance
Board of Education
Clarence, Shoop
Steam Wood
Victor E. Orn
Earl Haight
Royss van Kueren
Ndge of Orphans Court
Judie J. Orin Walte
Wiliam J. Carney
Baugher under guard in hospital after forgery probe
Erie report says police guard was placed Saturday as Clifford G. Baugher former Erie deputy state treasurer faced forgery and embezzlement charges amounting to 19000. He is hospitalized at St Vincent's in Erie after surgery and a warrant remains held while he recovers.
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Baugher
Erie
Clifford G. Baugher
SS Vincent's Hospital
Bete
Wavell to Decide on New British War Move
London reports Sir Archibald Wavell visited Singapore to confer with Air Chief Marshal Brooke-Popham. Analysts see a possibly irreversible decision on Malaya and Singapore defenses, amid tensions with Japan and U.S. links to Japan.
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London
Indi
Archibald P. Wavell
Singapore
Caucasus
Wavell
Sinngapore Yeslerta
Wa 1
Marshel
Robert Brooke-Popham
Fair East
Wovell
Callossus
Far East
Hull says U.S. warns Finland over offensive operations
Washington reports Secretary Hull told press Finland must discontinue offensive actions against Soviet Russia if it seeks good U.S. friendship. Hull noted repeated U.S. concerns in discussions with Finland and addressed London reports linking Britain potential war with Finland to American objections.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Pinland
Soviet Russia
Hull
London
Britain
Finland
Unite States
Bull
Maloney Heads City Democrats Plan Election Efforts
James Maloney, a veteran member of the Democratic city committee, was named chairman and Edith O'Brien chosen secretary at a late week meeting. The group outlined plans for active participation in Tuesday's city election and workers will canvass precincts to boost turnout despite limited voter interest.
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James Maloney
Democratic City Committee
Edith O'Brien
Government Opens Anti-Trust Action Against Pullman Compan
The U S government launches anti trust action against the Pullman companies alleging monopolistic control of the railroad sleeping car business since 1900. Named defendants and witnesses include J Pierpont Morgan George Whitney Richard King Mellon Alfred P Sloan Jr Harold Sandberitt Davis A Crawford and 48 railroad executive witnesses. The case seeks to end interlocking ownership and restructure the corporate setup to separate manufacturing and operation of sleeping cars from railroads.
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Philadelphia
George de Humble
Sau Purlel pEry
Stit Pornaed
D Pierpont Morgan
House of Morgen
George Whitney
Morgan
Ricard King Mellon
Pittsburgh
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Harold Sanderbitt
New York
Davis A. Crawford
Pullman Company
com_pany
Department of Justice
Pullman
Phillma Cary
Three Corry hunters suffer minor wounds in rain
Three Corry hunters sustained minor gunshot wounds in the small game season opener amid heavy rain. Warren Titus and John Cole were treated locally for pellet wounds while Vernon Watrous escaped with a narrow wound. Stated that no serious injuries occurred and hunting traffic was heavy despite wet conditions.
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Warren Titus
al West Pleasant Street
Huntly
Lovell
John Cole
Grand Street
Nis
Fie
Vernon Watraus
Sciota Road
Panion
Wetrus
Senator Langer Bribery Testimony Sparks Hearing
Washington Nov 3 James Riley a former state official testified that Senator Langer paid about 1700 to 1800 dollars to two individuals to influence a federal judge who presided over a 1935 case part of the money went to the judge’s son Mulloy formerly secretary of the North Dakota Industries and Securities Commission gave testimony at the opening of a Senate elections committee hearing on the senator’s fitness to hold office
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Washington
James Riley
North Dakota Stat
Langer
R-Nd
Mulloy
Worth Dakota Industris and Securities Commission
Senate Elections Committee
Lengey
Mediation Board Opens Talks Over CIO Mine Dispute
In a smoke filled room, the Deltise Mediation Board began conferences to settle the key case between John L. Lewis's CIO United Mine Workers and the captive coal mines across seven states employing 53,000 workers.
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Mediation Board
Washington
Deltise <Mediation Board
Johh L. Lewis’ Cio
United Mine Workers
Rail officials vow 24 hour crossing protection in Meadville
City officials met with Erie and Pennsylvania railroad representatives at the Municipal building to discuss extending crossing protection to around the clock. Supt Supplee endorsed 24 hour protection, with installation of warning lights at West Wayne Street crossin under review. mayor Hepler expressed confidence an early start is possible once authorizations are issued.
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Center Street
First Avenue
Hepler
Erie Railroad
Sill
Rik
Isin sAices
Supplee
Mayon Hepler
Aad
Wayne Street
Coast Guard Joins U S Fleet in Navy Command Shift
The Coast Guard was moved from the Treasury to the Navy by a Roosevel t executive order. In Hyde Park, 200 ships 50 aircraft 1700 officers and 20 000 enlisted men shift under Navy command. Peacetime duties like harbor patrols and navigation aid continue, with Navy defense emphasis ahead.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coast Guard
Navy
Roosevelt
Treasury Dep Partment
Secreacy
Onder
Coast Guardia
Hyde Park, No
Army induction plan for Union City district delayed
Headquarters of Local Board 10 in Union City awaits a call for the November quota to be dispatched for a year of special training with the Army. Four of five recently examined men have been passed for induction. No inductions in December, no further exams planned, and a sharp pickup expected after January 1.
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ARMY
Aint
Union Ciby Sre
Indur
Ion Ito
TLS
Erie
Union City
Lkely
Army bomber breaks up over Sierra Nevada injuring crew
Eight Army airmen survived after a four motor bomber broke apart in a violent storm over the Sierra Nevadas during a Reno to Sacramento flight. Two were found alive on a ranch near Tells Peak and six others reached safety farther east. The pilot, Second Lieutenant S. HM Walker, remains missing. Crew members describe a fierce downdraft and a disintegrating aircraft before parachutes carried survivors to safety. One crewman, Corporal Sterling Ison, was rescued in Hurricane Utah, while Corporal Aldon H. Stookey was located in Cumming, California. The plane split in midair and fell away as weather conditions deteriorated near the Nevada-California line.
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Calif
Army Airymen
Waiiuie
Sierra Nevadas
Reno Nev
Sacramento
Walker
Corp
Sterling Ison
Hurricane
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Pyt
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Stookey
Cumming
Tells Peak
Eas
J. F. Made
Fort, Worth
Tex
Stair
Sel
Eugene M. Clemens
Chamberlain
Herold Salibuy
Bangor
Pred E
Pulurl
Portland
Ove
Robert
V. Mosely
Tson
Aly
Ton
Ingunner
Reno
Ison
California
Mars
San Anselmo
San Francisco
R. E. Speckman
Thomas Leroy Truax
Heath
Bald Hill
PAC
Canadian talks with Roosevelt and Mackenzie King stay secret
Nov, Hyde Park reports that five conversations among President Roosevelt, Prime Minister Mackenzie King, and Canadian officials remained secret. Indications suggest the talks improved relations between the United States and Canada, with King noting the weekend at the Roosevelt home was profitable.
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Mysmomence
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
W.L. Mackensie Bing
Canada
Tony
King
Burke Assigned to Butler Station by State Police
Sergt J J Burke who has led the long detail of state motor police at headquarters of Troop D 4 Butler for two years left for his new post this afternoon. Burke was promoted to sergeant last week and the reassignment followed.
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Jd. Burke
Loag
State Motor Police
Huss Heer
Butler
Burke
Fis Siloressor
Residents approve Passyaven housing at Fairhaven site
Corry residents approved Passyaven federal housing development housing accommodations. A model house opened to the public with viewing hours from 2 to 7 pm. Thomas J. McCoy, resident manager, said the finished apartments will be available for inspection this week. About 250 visited Saturday and 677 Sunday, with strong interest in the new housing colony.
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Corry
Miciniiy
Passvaven
Weel
Lousng
Ayse
Howse Saturdey
Stindby
Fairhaven
Two Weekend Crashes Lead to Driver Arrests
State officers investigated two weekend crashes near the county line. Mike Sokolski of Gorr was charged for driving without a license after a late Saturday collision involving a Mercury sedan driven by John Qeseli at Thy D, causing minor damage and no injuries. In a separate Sunday morning crash on the Belota Road, DeSoto driver L Cassis Paulson was badly damaged in a collision with a Chevrolet coupe driven by John Patociel. Patociel was charged with failure to yield. Damage to Paulson’s vehicle exceeded 200 dollars.
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Mike Sokolski
R. D
Gorr
Une
Coliston
Syey
Havin
Syorpanyinig Lim
L. Cassis Paulson
Liberty Street
John Patociel
Corey Water Supply Company
Paulson
Patoci
Puotock
Paitson's Bay
Wis
Holiday Lighting Plans Discussed by Gold en Rule Club
Proposed changes in the lighting of the business district for Christmas were discussed at a Gold en Rule Club meeting held at the Prairie House in the Junior High School. Committees led by Melvin Cobbent and Miss Helen Jones reported progress on holiday plans. H. W. Correll of the Warren Chamber of Commerce was to address the group at the monthly dinner in the PTA cafeteria.
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Golden Rule Club
Praetee House
Olelock
Melvin S. Cobbebt
Helen Jones
H.W. Correll
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Correll Willspeak
Chamber of Commerce
Tha P, T. A
Berlin claims Russians flee the Crimean peninsula
The article reports German assertions that Russian forces are retreating from the Crimean northwest toward Sevastopol and Kerch, claiming large prisoner and matériel captures. It notes Soviet losses around Kharkov and Moscow while denying a decisive failure of the German invasion, with propaganda emphasis on a near rout of the Russian army and strategic disengagement.
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Associated Press
Germany
Black Sea
Sevastopol
Kerch
Donele
Enea
Tila
Mosca
Wink
Morty
Kharkov
Moscow
Teussla
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Ion
Fle Ruel
Buea
Axon
Sreustapol
Canaan
London
Biel
Murmansie- Leningrad
Ulan
Mlispaich
Gondorfon
Stoakhohn
Baie
Coin and Stamp Club Planned Meeting Tonight
A local coin and stamp club invites interested collectors to meet Thursday evening at the hospital building. The organization plans to form for the evening and to discuss collecting stamps and coins. Residents of the city are urged to attend to learn about the hobby and potential local interest.
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