Roosevelt Policy in Jeopardy as War Chance Sparks Vote Race
Roosevelt faces a fragile hold on foreign policy as the House nears a vote on Senate neutrality revisions. A photo finish is predicted amid defection fears. the administration hopes to uphold a policy seen as crucial to deterring Japan while a Tokyo envoy arrives. Deser tions worry Move supporters as factions split.
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Hy. Vital
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
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Senate
Rep. McCormark
Mass
Rayburn
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White House
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Wille
Tan
Japan
Orient
Tokyo
United States
Ask Support of Firemen's Ball
Union City band led by Al Kennett will provide music for the Stanford Hose Company ball at the Siete Armazy on Thanksgiving Eve. Fire Chief Andrey Paulson oversees advance ticket sales with canvass planned for local businesses. The event seeks community support and aims for a lively gathering despite past attendance.
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al Kennett
Union City
Stanford Hose Company
Siete Armazy
Andrey Paulson
Wilson Pleads Guilty in Local Assault Case
Wilson pleaded guilty to assault and battery with a deadly weapon in a case against George Meyers of Erle. He was sentenced to 30 days in county jail and costs, with a directive to serve the sentence locally after release. Other defendants faced mixed outcomes including suspended sentences and forthcoming trials on related charges.
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Miley
Kilts
Wilson
George Meyers
Erle
East Main Street
Mien Kitts
Ivy
Searce
Pot Revell
Iso
Roscar Beardstey
Corey Atfender
Tocol
Nolle
Arthur Fehlman
Valedictory by School Directors Marks Year of Accomplishments
The board of education held a valedictory meeting as the term for retiring directors neared. Walter Jarl b. Hewton praised fiscal stewardship lifting the district balance from 45 to about 4000, aided by stronger business conditions and increased tax payments. Cleve Morton, retiring president, noted three major gains: $9,000 debt reduction, a new athletic field fence costing 2,000, and a $3,000 boiler upgrade in Concord building.
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Board of Education
Walter Jarl B. Hewton
Ananve Committee
Cleve Ry Morten
Ava Wine
Benton Toudd
Gelober
Morton
Inch
Concord
White Hill Inmates With Heavy Escape Record
White Hill Pennsylvania reports the administration of the White Hill industrial school said 868 boys admitted since opening last spring have recorded 459 escapes from other reformatories.
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White Hill
Axsneiae
White Hill Industrial School
Henry ©. Hill
Japs Plan Break With the United States
Tokyo moves toward a special diet session with emergency laws as Japan signals possible U S talks collapse. Envoy Saburo Kurusu heads to Washington for new discussions while premier Tojo and key ministers present speeches and bills to the emperor.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
United States
Saburo Kurusu
Imperial Rulle Assistance Association
Pumimara Konoye
Ir. Getenges
Germans Man Italo Navy In Mediterranean Fight
Alexandria dispatch reports German seamen taking over many Hailan merchant ships in the Mediterranean as British naval air forces press a campaign against Axis supply lines to Libya. British sources cite November sinkings of 22 ships, including three Talian destroyers, with thousands of Axis soldiers and sailors affected and millions of dollars in wartime goods harmed.
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Egypt
Hailan Merchant Marine
Mediterranean
Axis
Libya
Asis
Erery
Technicality frees forger Waters at Attica prison
Burt J. Willers, freed on a legal technicality after serving three years of a 10 to 20 year sentence for check forgery. A 1938 sentence was voided when a habeas corpus writ showed the jury was not impaneled. Waters was resentenced, but the term was suspended and he was released immediately. In a separate note, unions in the railroad industry reject the emergency board wage recommendations.
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Burt J. Willers
Olean
I. J
Ashabula
Butcher
Desilver Drew
Buffalo
Waters
Drew
Spa teacher named for Cambridge Springs Junior High post
William Peiffer of Cambridge Springs has been appointed to the vacant junior high faculty slot created by a leave of absence. He is a graduate of Edinboro State Teachers College, specializing in mathematics, qualified to teach social studies, with some athletics experience. The district may hire a substitute under a pending salary policy change.
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Cambridge Springs
Eyenig
Liew
Donald Watson
Peiffer
Ludlow High School
Distret
Edinboro State Teachers’ College
Poisler
Bolers
Cambridge Springs Club
Walter A. Scott
Federal Works Agency
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E. C. Barnes
Ralph S. Dewey
Corry
Concord Wilding
Hells
Edwin J. Lewis
One Ropes Comanities
Aithariaeel
Schswt
Dewey
J. G. Wibler
No Word From Missing Envoys
London authorities said no word had been received about the overdue plane carrying Soviet Ambassador Maxim Litvinoff United States Ambassador Laurence Steinhardt and Sir Walter Monckton. They were to reach Tehran on Tuesday and officials suggested bad weather may have forced a return or an unscheduled stop.
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London
Maxim Litvinoff
United States
Laurence 4.Steinhardt
Walter Monckton
British Information Services
Cairo
Russi
Teheran
Iran
Murray and Wheeler Clash Over War Possibility
Senator Murray warns of a definite possibility of war with Japan while Senator Wheeler argues for adjusting differences peacefully. They cite Kurusu talks and U S aims to press China and Burma routes, with varying expectations of no expedient wartime action. Further comment from Senator Johnson and Nye shows mixed views on policy and peace efforts.
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Murray
Dmant
United States
Japan
Scupine Wheeler 11 Motil
Wwroh Sine Department
Sebo Kurusu
Spe
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Muphy
China
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Svar
Wheeler
Pacific
Tri-Countries
Burma
Army Valley
Frank Knox
Johmson
Calif
Eyoup
Johnson
Wherler
French Leader's Papers Found After Plane Crash
A briefcase with papers of General Huntleyer was found near a crashed plane in Unoccupied France. The papers were reportedly discarded by the minister to save them. Local youths witnessed the crash as the craft went into a tailspin and exploded amid a sudden temperature drop and strong wind.
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Three Die as RAF Bomber Crashes Near Hamilton
Three Royal Air Force members were killed and two seriously injured when their bomber crashed into the Galador mountain near Hamilton Ontario early today. The incident occurred as the aircraft attempted a flight over the area during routine operations. Local authorities are investigating the crash and identifying the victims.
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Ont
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Labor Crisis Imperils Phones Rails Mining
The piece reports a broad labor crisis affecting General Electric style sectors, with United Mine Workers and steel companies facing a stalemate. President Roosevelt hosts talks with UMW President John L. Lewis and others as a looming nationwide strike threatens telephone, rail, and steel operations across multiple states.
Sinking of British trawler in battle with Dornier bomber
Multiple late November datelines from London Washington Harrisburg and New York report naval actions wars and political moves. The British trawler Pranculin was sunk in a battle with a Dornier bomber while German planes were destroyed. Speaker Rayburn predicted passage of reality revision legislation despite criticism. Dr William Mather Lewis resigned as Pennsylvania director of the selective service system to devote time to Latta Fate College presidency. Government and union actions include FTCs on wage disputes with AT&T, a federal grand jury indictment against several utility firms, and labor strike plans impacting communications and long distance workers. Diplomatic chatter notes renewed UK and US talks on Finnish Russian hostilities and Marshall denying troop buildup claims.
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William Mather Lewis
Pennsylvania
Selvetivi Service System
Lewis
James
Lata~ Fete College
Viewers Named For Fair Grounds Proceedings Within Two Weeks
The government plans action at the fair grounds within two weeks to condemn land used for a defense housing project. Officials cited two to three reasons for appointment, with no details disclosed, linking the case to the government’s wartime resettlement program and compensation disputes over the property at issue.
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Ruan Wait
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Tonny Granger
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Pranels Uh Eutiie
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Miners Escape From Ligonier Trap After Overnight Struggle
Two miners Tom Banus and Paul Mi turniels escaped a Ligonier mine where they were trapped about a day. Rescue teams battled debris and a 40 foot area to free them as they crawled to safety after the Baton Coal Company mine incident near Ligonier. Also reported is Annenberg Parola parole refusal by Washington officials regarding income tax evasion sentence for M. L. Agmenberg of Philadelphia.
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Tom Banus
Paul Mi Turniels
Baton Coal Companyy
Wilea
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Annenberg Parola
Washington
Quistheo
M. L. Agmenberg
Philadelphia
Servituy A. Kinpes Yrar Sententen
Crawford County Families Relocate For $10 Million TNT Plant
War department officers disclosed the government will pay full market value to about 150 of 200 farmers to relocate for a $10,000,000 TNT plant near Geneva, Crawford County. Some 16,000 acres will be acquired as the project spreads from Greenwood to East Fallowfield, with boundaries near Route 19 Meadville highway and within miles of Meadville and Geneva. Removal of families will begin within 40 days and construction will start shortly after.
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War Department
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Geneva
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Mercer County
Pittsburgh
Barber
Storming Kerch Report Mixed As Soviets Claim Defenses Hold
Allied dispatches and London military briefs focus on the Kerch assault. German and Romanian forces push toward the port gateway to the Caucasus while Soviet defenses reportedly hold with heavy bombardments and naval activity. Despite claims of progress, Western agencies note fierce resistance and severe winter conditions hampering operations.
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