Stalin Predicts Hitler Collapse Within Year
In Moscow on the 24th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution Premier Joseph Stalin said Hitlerite Germany faces collapse within a year or so under the weight of its crimes. He lauded Soviet resilience, declared no real shortages, and praised guerrilla efforts while warning that Germany cannot endure the strain forever.
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Vichy claims arrest of Nantes assassins
French police announced the arrest of an alleged terrorist group blamed for the assassination of Lieut. Col. Paul Friedrich Holz, commander at Nantes, while a second group tied to plotting Dr. Hans Gottfried Reimers' murder was said to be tailed. Some arrests reached Paris, where a cache of terrorist equipment was found in a house search. A Jew arrested in Nantes was identified as a member of the organization behind the Bordeaux murder.
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Withholding Tax Offered For Big Levy
Washington November 7. Former Secretary George DeGa of the Seale committee proposes withholding tax on personal income to raise revenue to cover huge future outlays. He favors a payroll levy at the source but insists it should apply to all forms of personal income, not just wages. He notes the need to raise funds as Congress delays action on revenue measures.
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Roosevelt names Interior secretary Tekew solid fuels coordinator
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt named Harold J. Tekew secretary of the Interior as coordinator of solid fuels during the current emergency. Tekew previously coordinated petroleum and now oversees coal coke and limited wood allocations amid fuel concerns.
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Senate Moves Toward Ballot On Defense Measure
The Senate nears a vote on a defense bill allowing U.S. merchant ships to carry arms on the high seas. Administration backers claim broad support, while opposition factions weigh delaying tactics. House leaders expect action after Senate changes, with broad questions about lend-lease ships and allied aid lingering.
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Third Victim Dead After Charleston Blast
The third man died after an explosion and fire at Gar rbide and Carton Chemicals in South Charleston West Virginia. Plant superintendent Turner discounted sabotage as federal agents and state police investigated the incident. Victims identified were Forrest Norton Travid 32 and MM Kelley 80.
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Roll Call Opens Nov 11 Christmas Savings Drive
Ward chairmen are named for the annual canvass as the Red Cross rolls out a nation wide Roll Call. BG Rena Roll Call chairman and committee map final plans at the Red Cross rooms in the Ajax building Monday night. Volunteers urged to contact Mrs Reneau to be listed. drive runs from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving with a kickoff address by Mayor Frank Alefler.
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Capitol startled by billion Russian loan
Nov 7 The Tillie States backed the hard pressed Russian army with a billion dollar lease lend credit. President Roosevelt directed immediate action to supply munitions and aid, while critics charged the move would burden taxpayers. Supporters called it a prudent step to bolster the Allied front against Germany and its allies.
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Audit Ordered as Papers Missing in State Offices
Harrisburg reports an independent audit of the state treasury and auditor general offices was ordered after charges of forgery and embezzlement against Clifford G. Bangher. Governor James said at least eight documents are missing and some official documents recording financial transactions appear stolen. He warned of possible inside involvement and urged a rigorous audit. Continued on Page Six.
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Will Veto Farm Price Measure Delays Costs
The administration said President Roosevelt would veto the pending price control bill. Officials argued it would worsen inflation and raise wartime costs.
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Corry Girl Hurt In Buffalo Auto Crash
Miss Mary Alice Gilson of Corry sustained a brain contusion after a Sunday evening automobile crash on Main Street in Buffalo. Five other occupants escaped with injuries. two Corry youths among them. The car was badly wrecked. x rays showed no skull fracture. Her condition improved according to her parents.
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Remodeling pushes on at N Center Street building
Progress on remodeling the Weis owned structure on N Center Street continues as the property is divided into two storerooms. Triangle Shoe Company will occupy the larger space while the northside store is to be leased. Foreman A Rones leads the project, slated for completion by December 1, with display fronts for new stores and storefront enhancements underway. Donelli heads West Pittsburgh Steelers plan to return to Dayton University as coach after plane trip.
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Withdrawal of U S Marines From China Held Areas
President Roosevelt said the government is considering withdrawing American Marines from Peiping, Tientsin, and Shanghai in China. He declined to elaborate and noted no discussions with Japan about their presence, leaving interpretation of the action to others.
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Citizens Bank Club 10 Exceed 1940 By 12000
The Citizens Bank Club 10 plans to exceed 1940 savings by about 12000 as a holiday push. The Chelsea savings plan distribution will be announced within a day, with figures showing substantial growth over last year. Preparations are under way for the club's closing in the next two weeks.
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Arsenic Tied to Elephants Deaths at Show
In Atlanta a traveling circus reported the deaths of seven elephants after exposure to arsenic. Publicity official Frank Brader cited 18 elephants affected, with several earlier incidents traced to grounds once used by a chemical plant, linking to prior Char lotte performances.
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Interest centers in test case on lease eviction
A fragmented notice outlines a test case involving Alec al Evie and George Baldwyn with cases about eviction and lease terms. It notes a court granted a permit for filings, a one year lease starting April 1, and a clause allowing eviction after a specified period amid a national crisis. The text also mentions Bishop Lawrence of Milton Massachusetts dying at age 89 after a heart ailment.
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Erie Sailor Wounded On Kearny Still On Serious List
An Erie, Pennsylvania torpedoman from the U S destroyer Kearny remained on the serious list after the torpedo attack. The destroyer’s crew suffered injuries but none were seriously life threatening. Surgeons reported the sailor cheerful and optimistic as recovery proceeded with treatment and rest.
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