Red Cross Roll Call Totals Reach Over Nine Hundred
Miss Lila Love announces Red Cross memberships after the latest drive concluding November 30. Contributions push the total past $900 with many individuals and groups from Parkview and Thornton schools, local lodges, and area residents giving amounts up to one dollar and a few at five dollars.
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Parkview School
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Kathryn Hart
Helen Menear
Mildred Newton
Thornton School
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Lyla G. Greathouse
Ruth Ann Welch
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German Armor Patching Continues on Graf Spee
The article notes an hour limit for visits of belligerent ships would run but could allow a damaged battleship seaworthy after repairs. As the Graf Spee’s armor holes were being patched, seven covered vans were involved in the scene on the page one report.
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Graf Spee
Battleship Graf Spee raid fallout and wounded crew update
Seamen from nine merchantmen were surrendered last evening after weeks of raid. Sixty-two British sailors were captured and kept under guard as the Graf Spee’s heavy shells roared. Exeter lay in Puerto Belgrano with 100 beds ready for wounded. reports said the Ajax and Achilles had few wounded and no head for the moment.
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Ana Chering
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Defense leaders call for stronger U S air defense
The committee toured wartime facilities and noted only four anti air craft guns found during the trip. They warned the nation is spending heavily on aircraft while lagging in defense against them. They urged creating the best army, with room for improvement, and projected a 1940 defense budget near 3 billion dollars, about triple current spending.
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U. S
Relief cases drop by hundred in county totals
Fred Lewin county director of the department of public assistance reports a reduction of 100 in relief applications pending as of December 1 from November 1. November 1 tally shows 246 on hand with 170 new filings that month, plus 326 old age cases, 11 aid to the blind, 88 dependent children, 122 general relief, and 665 other cases.
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Fred Lewin
Department of Public Assistance
DPA
Deer kill totals drop as harsh season undercuts hunts
Game officials report about 2000 antlerless deer killed in Forest and Warren counties yesterday. Overall harvest estimated around 15000, far below prior years of 25000 to 30000. Unusual weather aided deer, but hunters call season one of the poorest in years.
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Aneissness
Hays T. Englert
Forest
Warrens
Hunter deaths and injuries mark final hunting day
The final hunting day left 17 killed and others wounded in Kane area incidents. Naomi Hoover of Houtzdale was struck in the breast by an assailant bullet while her brother Warren was grazed in the arm, as a mob of nimrods blasted away. John S. Menick Jr. reported he was told he was hit in the back with unknown assailant identity.
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Hovansky
Kane
Naomi Hoover
Houtzdale
Warren
Games of Every Kind at Turners
A compact notice advertises games of every kind at Turners featuring a broad array of activities across the venue. The listing highlights available recreation options and times for patrons seeking diverse entertainment.
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