Republicans Surge Shrinks Democratic Majority in Congress
Near-complete returns from Tuesday's elections show Republicans gaining 41 House seats and 9 Senate seats, shifting control toward the GOP. Democrats hold a slim House majority and an enlarged Senate minority, with governorships split and several races undecided.
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Nine Republican Senators Elected by the Associated Press
A list of U S Senate victors by state shows Republicans winning in Alabama Arkansas Colorado Delaware Georgia Idaho Illinois Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Michigan Mississippi Minnesota Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire Mollendooey New Mexico North Carolina Oregon Oklahoma Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia and Wyoming with incumbents noted and party labels including Democrats for several states. The tally includes short term appointments and notes incumbents with x marks.
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John H. Bankhead
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
Colorado
Edwin C. Johnson
Eugene D. Milliken
C. Douglas Buck
Georgia
Richard B. Russell
John Thomas
Ilinois
C. Wayland Brooks
George A. Wilson
Kansas
Arthur Capper
A. B. Chandler
Louisana — Alien J. Ellender
Wallace H. White, Jr
Massachusetts
Henry , Cabot
Lodge
Minnesota
Joseph A. Ball
Minnegota
Arthur E. Nelson
Kenneth L. Wherry
Nevada
James G. Grugham
New Hampshire
Styles Bridges
Ee Mollendopsey
Albert W. Hawkes
Maso Ms
New Mexico
Carl A. Hatch
North Carolina
Josiah Bailey
Oregon
Charles L. McMary
E. H. Moore
Rhode Island
Theodore F. Green
South Carolina
Burnet R. Maybank
Harlan J. Bushfield
Tennessee
Ton , Stewart
Texas
Homestake Omits Monthly Dividend
Homestake Mining Co. omits the monthly dividend of 37 cents a share due at its time. Financial circles attribute the omission to the War Production Board order for super production and the gold mining industry. The company had paid two dividends per year since 1920, maintaining about $4.50 a share annually.
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Guadal Fighters Make Fresh Gains In Pacific Ward
U S forces press advantage in Guadalcanal and New Guinea with ground and air operations. About 20 machine guns and two field pieces captured on Guadalcanal as Allied troops widen a Japanese vise. In New Guinea, advances toward Buna continue under Gen Douglas MacArthur with Australian command. Navy confirms steady progress along beaches and jungle paths on Guadalcanal. MacArthur reports Japanese invasion forces driven back beyond Kokoda as Port Moresby operations continue.
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Vandals Wreck Ravine Bath House
Police records show vandals damaged Ravine Lake bath house in recent days. Windows on the south side were broken allowing entry. only a few panes of glass survived the raid.
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Japanese Mass Troops in China Reported Concentrated
SHANGHAI November 5 A Chinese army spokesman said Japan is massing troops for a large scale preparation in five Chinese provinces. 50 000 to 60 000 troops in Bankow Hupeh and 10 000 to 20 000 in the Tai Mountains Shantung coast. The spokesman warned objectives are unclear until a drive begins.
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OPA Farber Hears From South Dakota Wholesalers
Pierre price officer W. O. Farber and Richard Eiicl of Chicago addressed about 30 South Dakota wholesale grocers. The speakers urged wholesalers to report troubles with OPA rules so regulators can ease burdens and clarify regulatory steps. Farber announced ongoing enforcement of wholesale grocery regulations.
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Allied Triumph Begins Bitter North Africa Battle
A fragmented report from London notes Allied victory in Egypt marks the start of a long, bitter war in North Africa. Recounts mention naval actions near Casablanca and Le Luetzow as part of the widening conflict, signaling the distant end of Axis dominance in Africa.
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Five Amendments Downed in GOP Sweep Of State
South Dakota voters backed a full Republican slate in Tuesday’s general election, defeating five constitutional amendments. Two would raise governor and supreme court salaries. others would alter the permanent school fund, amortize county debt, set school fund loan interest, and divert fines to counties. Early returns showed low turnout with a Republican edge, while oil and gas board referendum remained undecided. Incumbent J. E. Hines narrowly won a nonpartisan school board race. statewide totals held to a 3 to 2 Republican margin as results trickled in.
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Son of Garson to Wed Richard Ney in Bel-Air Home
Hollywood reports Richard Ney, who plays Garson's son in Mrs. Miniver, will marry the actress. The wedding is set at Garson's Bel-Air residence over the weekend after she applied for a marriage license in Santa Monica. Garson, 31, and Ney, 29, are courting following Ney's Navy commission.
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Lost Child Sparks Massive Local Search Party
A statewide search for two year old Darlené Maine, missing since 7 p m Wednesday near Waubsy, drew 1500 volunteers and 12000 by 1 am. Officials feared exposure as she wandered from her father's car. Webster auxiliary police, bomber base trainees, Day County residents, and sheriff Lester Knott led the hunt with planes expected to join.
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Seven Thousand American Troops Arrive In Egypt
Cairo reports the arrival of 7,000 American troops and a large unit of nurses in Egypt on Halloween night. The force includes ground crew, machinists, engineers, and members of the medical and supply services, comprising United States Air Force units and several corps.
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Montana Maintains Democratic Strength in Close Senate Race
Helena reports Montana’s Washington delegation will feature a tight contest as Senator James E. Murray clings to a slender lead over Rankin. With 92,802 votes reported of 1185 precincts, Rankin has yet to concede as Murray maintains a narrow edge before final tallies.
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Axis Army Caught In Narrow Trap
Axis forces in North Africa face a mopping up as British and American air power hit Benghazi ships and Rommel’s army retreats westward. Allied reports claim heavy Axis casualties, with thousands killed or captured and 260 tanks knocked out, amid dawn to dusk tank battles near Alamein Front.
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