Record pace marks new high in track event
Leslie McMichell of George Washington High School New York set a new two and a half mile record at Branch Brook course in 12 53.4. John Montague vanished after revealing a past, then resurfaced to plan marriage to Esther Plunkett Beverly Hills social figure. Norris comments on farm bill as Norris Nebraska independent. Charles Darrington dies after broken ribs and skull fracture from unknown cause. Damages of 9026.15 awarded to Florence Ginderby in car crash suit. A new crack in Elysian Park bluff widens prompting police and workers to reroute near Riverside Drive.
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Life's Like This In Greenbelt Lingers Over Clothesline Debate
A Greenbelt Maryland reader complains about a visible backyard clothesline and the social pressure it creates in a community that views backyards as extensions of the street. The letter to community manager Roy Braden highlights privacy concerns and public perception in a tightly knit town.
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Census workers face delayed release of unemployment data
Washington reports that the unemployment census takers plan to withhold detailed results for some time. Early estimates suggest far larger numbers than expected, with speculation that public support for prolonged conflicts influenced responses. The piece notes outreach by public figures and concerns about card distribution, including a 19 year old daughter missing a card.
A Young Errand Boy Fends Off Store Misstep
A seventeen year old recalls watching Doc Meier's drug store and a customer demanding the proprietor. While the owner was at the post office the youth ran the shop and kept a wary eye on a potential mix up. The incident highlights concerns about placing youths in charge of drug stores.
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Congress Vigorous Debate Over Corporate Tax Revision
Lawmakers clash as Roosevelt faces pressure to alter corporate surplus and capital gains taxes. Treasury estimates cast doubt on revenue from a House subcommittee substitute approved Tuesday, delaying final action. Senate and House leaders fear limited time may hinder passage of a comprehensive tax overhaul during the special session.
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Utilities Firm Plans Expansion
The Niagara Electric Power Company officials, led by chairman Consol, announced at a conference that a plan to invest about 1000000 dollars over the next two years would proceed. They cited government policy and Roosevelt views as shaping how private utilities might adjust valuation practices to serve consumers amid wartime considerations.
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Defective Cylinder Blamed for Death
A defective cylinder is blamed for a death, with authorities examining the failure and the circumstances surrounding the incident. Investigators gather evidence and question witnesses as they determine liability and safety implications.
Huroniaris Residents Observe Thanksgiving Day in City
Huroniaris residents set aside work for Thanksgiving Day observances. Ashes custom noted as city church services marked the morning. evening dancing added festive touch. Businesses and banks closed. public offices shut. public schools suspended for the rest of the week. St Teresa and Huron College close Wednesday afternoon for two days. The Evening Huronite ran a noon Thanksgiving item. Postal workers had a full holiday. no mail deliveries. box service remained. City livery closed. four churches offered services for worship.
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Quiet Ford Strike Persists Amid Low Turnout
Reported at the Henry Ford plant in Detroit, union activity stayed subdued as picket lines remained unsettled. Desmond Garst stated the strike, while workers faced unclear prospects for resolution and renewed tensions.
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Thanksgiving Day Weather Forecast From Local Meteorologist
A Thanksgiving morning brought a warming trend with overnight lows around 32 degrees. The forecast calls for fair tonight and Friday with rising temperatures, especially in the southwest portion, as reported by Federal Meteorologist B.R. Laskowski.
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FDR Urges Thanksgiving Gratitude Nationwide
President Roosevelt urged Americans to give thanks for harvest, peace, and permitting liberty while war rages abroad. White House celebrated Thanksgiving with services and closings across government and industry as Roper echoed praise for stability and economic progress.
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Crop Control Bill Draws Wide Opposition Snarl
Washington debate on the House draft of compulsory crop control faces opposition from farm blocs and industry groups. Provisions set quotas and penalties across tobacco corn wheat cotton and rice with farmer approved bases and potential subsidies, while dairy and soil programs seek safeguards. Hope argues the bill improves on the Senate measure, aiming at a permanent farm program rather than parity pricing.
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Market Stocks Higher In Bonidon's Trading Session
Stocks closed higher across most sections amid a favorable International outlook. Trading paused for Thanksgiving Day, but US securities advanced as metals shares improved. In Paris hopes rose for Camille Chautemps visit to London influencing euro prices and foreign exchange rates.
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El Paso Yardman Fatally Wounded in Train Robbery
Ten gunmen robbed a Southern Pacific passenger train near Mt Riley New Mexico. Yardman W L Smith of El Paso was fatally shot above the heart. bandits were overpowered by passengers and trainmen and captured by deputies in Deming New Mexico. Names given include Henry Lorenz of Manitowoc Wisconsin and Harry Dwyer of Diggeo County Canada. The robbery marked the first on the line since 1918 officials said.
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Sitdowners Begin Return to Work in Detroit Area
In Detroit on November 25, about 15,000 General Motors workers at Pontiac set to return to work tomorrow after a strike sidelined them. Chrysler plans a staggered resumption, with roughly 20,000 of its 55,008 Detroit area employees affected by layoffs and production cuts.
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