Dodgers Hold Off Yankees In Series Thriller 3 2
Brooklyn’s Whitlow Wyatt shined as the Dodgers beat the Yankees 3 to 2 at Yankee Stadium before 66 248 fans. Camilli Medwick and Lavagetto supplied the early runs, with Gordon and Reiser contributing key plays. The game featured balanced pitching and notable defensive plays throughout, keeping the outcome in doubt into the later innings.
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Senators Signaled for Broader Neutrality Act Reforms
Two senators from opposing camps suggested Congress may extend beyond President Roosevelt's neutrality act recommendations. They cited potential amendments to end shipping restrictions on merchant vessels, while House support remained uncertain. Debate tied to lease lend delays and a broader aid outlook including Soviet involvement.
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Russia
Churchill Given Vote Of Confidence
London reports a conservative party meeting approving a unanimous vote of confidence in Churchill's government. The motion praised the prime minister for welcoming Russia as an ally against barbarism and for strengthening Russian resistance by every means. Sir Cuthbert Headlam argued Russians fight heroically for their country and defense of holy Russia, aligning interests with Britain.
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Morgenthau Urges Higher Taxes As Next Year’s Bill
Secretary Morgenthau told the American Bankers Association that the newly enacted tax law is a good start and that next year’s bill must be a genuine levy on all according to ability to pay. He warned inflation demands higher taxation and urged defense savings to bolster savings, plus passage of pending price control legislation.
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Gable and Lombard Hunt in South Dakota
Clark Gable and Carole Lombard, with Harry Flieschman and Dr. E. W. Harper, arrive by air in Watertown to hunt in South Dakota. The couple, enjoying their second day afield, bagged ducks and pheasants and planned further days of hunting near Webster. Secretive arrival aimed to protect privacy amid growing autograph crowds.
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Devaney Services Set For Friday
Funeral services for D.C. Devaney 681 vote died will be held at 8 30 in the old chapel on the State University campus Vermillion. Burial will be at Mobridge. Bis teams: en home.
Shotgun Wounds Fatal For Huron Teen Robert Buchanan
Robert Buchanan a 17 year old Huron High School senior died after shotgun wounds received while hunting with friends five miles north and east of Huron. Romulo Manolis admitted the accidental discharge. Funeral set for Friday. Buchanan survived by parents sister and brother.
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Moscow declares swift war needs accord with US and Britain
Moscow reports a three day wartime conference yielding an agreement to supply the Soviet Union with nearly all military and civilian needs in exchange for Russian raw materials. Harriman and Beaverbrook hailed plans to boost traffic and express Stalin’s thanks for abundant supplies. Molotov praised unanimity and vowed rapid, expanding aid as Nazi tyranny nears collapse.
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War Today Picks Up Winter Challenge for Reds Holdout
The article notes that if Soviet forces can withstand winter, Hitler's task will intensify. It discusses the United States and Britain planning to meet Russia's wartime needs, highlighting the Soviet burden on the battlefield and the broader alliance implications as the Russo-German conflict is projected to continue through the season.
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