Ten Die In Utah Airliner Crash Near Salt Lake City
In a heavy snowstorm the United Air Lines transport crashed into Wasatch mountains 13 miles northeast of Salt Lake City. All ten aboard, seven passengers and three crew, perished. The carrier had been eastbound from San Francisco and failed to clear the terrain in a furious blizzard before crashing. Authorities prepared to bring the victims from the wreckage.
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East Lake City
Utah
Wssengers
Asatel Bush
Salt Lake City
United Air Lines
Ransport
Here
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Rally Plans Are Pushed News Today Condensed to Brevities
Nation votes in historic elee Won Falk forecast for key states Willie leads In first town reports in WYDE PARK Roosevelt awaits vindication of his policies. New York Willkie in last campaign speech pleads for a united people. Greeks claim gains encircling movement against Italian invasion base in Albanith. 10 lane crash victims carried down snow mountainside. Plan installation of parking meters. Teachers pension safe. Local turnout heavy. 41533 at 7 pm.
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Wyde Park
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Willkie
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Athens
Albanith
Big Parade Aims To Stage Largest Gary Patriotic Demonstration
Elmer v. Garrier t Post 365 American Legion invites Corry groups to enter floats for Friday night parade preceding patriotic exercises. Local clubs and fraternal organizations urged to decorate fonts and automobiles. International Association of Machinists among early signups. parade assembles at City Park 6:45 pm. Continued on Page Two.
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Leon Alden 58 Severely Injured in 30 Foot Fall
Leon D Alten, 58, of 525 West Chuckh Street, fell about 30 feet while roofing a home on East Pleasant Street yesterday afternoon. He landed on his feet but suffered a fractured vertebra. Transported to Hamot Hospital in Erie for specialist care. Condition described as critical. expected to be confined long term.
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West Chuckh Street
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Vern Group
East Pleasant Street
Erleoday
Aiden
Efe
Erie Truck Driver Killed in Crash Near Youngstown
An express truck driver identified as Theodore Holly of Erie Pennsylvania was killed early today when his truck struck a bridge abutment about nine miles north of Youngstown. The vehicle burst into flames, witnesses said.
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Youngstown
Theodore Holly
Erie
Presidential election canvass across states described
Nation wide political notices report oilive minor candidates and electors in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware with a 102 elector bloc cited as pivotal. Atlanta notes Southern area importance as Roosevelts diploma and war era loyalties influence votes. Boston adds signs of party strength as results approach.
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Wiltsle
New Jersey
Yuila
Delaware
Tory
Atlanta
Election results and party margins across northeastern states
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate presidential ballot activity and party actions across the Northeast. Mentions include states such as Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island New Hampshire and a reference to industrial areas. Limited readable names and numbers suggest tabulation or tallying underway.
Close Presidential Race Reflected in Early Returns
The report notes a tight national contest with Maine and Vermont showing strong support, while Landon trails in several key states. Voter turnout appears high across many regions, with persistent Republican strength in the North and urban centers. The article hints at lingering uncertainty as results trickle in and continues on Page Threes.
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Saoul
Greeks Trap 30000 Italians in Albania Heavy Voting
A dispatch reports heavy voting despite rain as Greece traps 30,000 Italian troops in Albania. Weather and political notes touch on pension assurances for teachers, police, and firemen amid Wagner amendments and federal social security concerns. Polls opened nationwide with notable returns from New York City and Hyde Park.
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Pennsylvania
Nelle Fildeby
Wing
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Senator Wagner
New York
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Lebor
Amerivgy Federation of Teachers
United States
Greece slows Fascist advance as war rages on fronts
Greek forces report stiff resistance and successful flanking actions in Epirus and adjacent Albanian areas. 4,000 Italian troops cutoff, 1,000 encircled at Korlea, as Greek artillery shells encircle the Albanian town of Bigista. Mussolini’s command claims progress on two thrusts toward Phlorna and Jennina amid bad weather. Bombing of London continues in the Blitz, with raids on Edinburgh, Liverpool, Coventry and English southeast coast clashes. Washington, Nov 5. Cabinet members with New York homes vote absentee. most Roosevelt aides cast ballots remotely.
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le Havre
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New York
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Council Ready to Install Parking Meters This Week
City Council members signaled immediate installation of Miller parking meters from Koontz Equipment of Pittsburgh after receiving the agreement yesterday. City Solicitor Kincaid and Mayor Hepler must review and sign. four supporters ready to proceed. Mayor Hepler absent. Friday session may act if changes arise. Koontz representatives prepared to start work likely Wednesday.
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C.K. Koonta Equipment Company
Pittsburgh
Blaine Kincaid
Frank E. Hepler
B. Porter
Koontz Company
Hepley
Heavy voting underway in local presidential election
Polls opened at 7 AM and high turnout continued to 1 PM with 598 votes cast so far, a likely hourly high. Workers from both parties reported strong participation, districts reporting varied totals as early voting shifted. polls stay open until 9 PM to accommodate last-minute voters.
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Cory
I Beire
Electson
Submarine Sinking Reported. Empress of Britain Lost
London reports two German U boats sunk by admiralty while one is said to have sunk the Empress of Britain. Belgrade says three warplanes hit Bitola area near the Greek Albanian front, with two dead and five wounded. Koritza civilians withdraw under Greek artillery fire as Albanian base comes under fire. Pottsville auto accident claims Miss Agnes Barnes, 40, near Cressoria.
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Admiralty
Britain
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bitol
Bitolj
Koritza
Batallan
Albania
Roosevelt and Willkie Make Final Appeals
New York on election eve Roosevelt speaks of unity and vindication of policies as voters decide his third term fate. He plans to cast his ballot at noon in the town hall and urges national unity after ballots are counted. Willkie delivers closing broadcast just before 1 pm predicting a united nation regardless of outcome.
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Life Vale
Bill Weiseles
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Roosevelt
Mc Ray
Hyde Park
N.Y
Ras Willkie
Roosevell
Mouvey
Poosevelt
Toy Lando
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Associated Press
New York
United States of America
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Weather Bureau Forecasts Rain Across Key States
The Weather Bureau predicts rain and light snow across several states including New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Michigan Indiana and Wisconsin as the nation narrows electoral votes with a mix of showers and rain expected today.
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Pennsylvania
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Lakeview Inn Burns at Canadohta Lake
Fire destroyed the Lakeview Inn a three story frame hotel on Canadohta Lake today causing substantial loss. The blaze started in the upper floors and spread quickly aided by a breeze. A faulty dil l ey was suspected but not confirmed as the cause. Witnesses reported minor explosions after the fire began but their cause remains unclear. Local fire departments from Centerville and Spartansburg fought the blaze but could not save the building. The inn, owned by Eisentrout, had operated here for years and was a former land mark attracting dances each Saturday night. Insurance only partially covers the loss.
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Corry Residents Face Limited Ballot Choices
The Journal reports Corry residents may vote for 0-179 or 38-024 in the election returns. City results should be ready by 9 o'clock unless a last minute delay pushes balloting past the 9 o'clock deadline. The Associated Press will provide full statewide reports. The newspaper will publish extended details when complete returns are available.
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Viemily
Rom
Associated Press
Churchill warns of Uboat threat surpassing air raids
Prime Minister Winston Churchill told Parliament that German submarines now pose a greater danger than aerial raids. Britain will aid Greece from newly established naval bases and continue convoy battles, while distressed by losses of Empress of Britain and Laurentic. Civilian and military casualties rise, with around 14,000 civilians dead and over 300 soldiers.
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London
Winston Churchill
League
Commons
Thafian
Greece
Mm Grote
Brita
Irisly Porte
Canada
Britain
St. Marys Company Signs With Union in Landmark Pact
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Stackpole Carbon Company of St. Marys, Pennsylvania, and the CIO United Electrical Workers Union have reached a signed wage and labor agreement after nearly four years of litigation. The agreement, described by regional director Charles T. Denids, ends a long dispute that went to the National Labor Relations Board and the Supreme Court was involved at one point.
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Pittsburgh
Stackpele Carbon Company
St. Marys
CIO
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Charles T. Denids
National Labor Relations
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Esse
Voter to Be Trimmed If Democrats Lose
Mt Carmel Tl Nov 5 It s eight years since Jess Struble vowed to let his hair grow while Democrats stayed in power His long hair draws attention and he predicts if Republicans win Timels but lose the nation he will be shaved on one side only
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Associated Press
MT. Carmel
Jess Btruble
First Returns In Today's Election
Early returns from several states show President Roosevelt leading in multiple districts. In New Hampshire turnout favors Roosevelt with Winkie close behind. Nutbush precinct in North Carolina reports all votes cast with Roosevelt ahead. Houston partial returns show Roosevelt ahead in Texas. Alabama absentee ballots tilt toward Roosevelt as well.
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