Allied air raids target German ports and rail hubs
Reports detail daylight and night bombardments by British and Allied forces across Germany and occupied territories. Bombers struck Leuna and Hamburg oil plants, rail yards west of Berlin, and powerfully hit ports, with naval and air actions noted near Duesseldorf, Elbe regions, and coastal defenses.
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Republicans Gain Control of Colorado Government in Landmark Election
In a landmark vote Republicans secured control of the Colorado governor's office, executive council, and both houses of the General Assembly for the first time since 1925. Official returns show GOP majorities in the Senate and House, with Republicans also gaining seats on the executive council. Key races included Gail L. Treonul and James Griffith plurality tallies, while prominent Democrats faced defeats in multiple districts.
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Anderson Fourth Term Sheriff First In County History
C T Beckman of Gree ley telephoned Gus G Anderson republican winner of Tuesday's election to congratulate him on becoming the first sheriff ever elected to a fourth term in the polity. Anderson thanked him for the compliment and Aldesson, a rival who lost by nearly eight thousand votes, said the remark.
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Election at a Glance Roosevelt Wins Big in 38 States
Roosevelt carried 38 states with 449 electoral votes and popular vote totals around 47 million. Wilkin trailed with about 39 million votes and 215,000. Senate breakdown shows 22 Democrats, 13 Republicans with multiple factions. House seats swing to Democrats with gains from Republicans. Final state returns tallied by afternoon. Wilkie’s column notes electoral map span of 86 states at one point, reflecting the broader national tally.
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Army Civilian Payroll Holdup Plot Thwarted
Associated Press reports a plot to rob 862000 in civilian payroll at Cape Cod camps was foiled. Officers disclosed three to four suspects planned escape out of state before capture. Authorities said a 9991 000 payroll was seized today in Boston Fort Devens case involving construction workers.
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Tacoma Narrows Bridge Breaks In Half
Tacoma Narrows bridge collapsed today, portions plunged 150 feet into Puget Sound. No fatalities reported aboard the six million four hundred thousand Fenelon preservation when it fell. An automobile and eight to ten trucks were nearby.
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Ickes Calls for Cabinet Resignations to Free President
Interior Secretary Ickes urged Roosevelt to resign his entire cabinet to grant the president a free hand in 1936. He argued only three original cabinet members would remain, saying a fresh start could help realign the administration's policy. The proposal sparked debate within the White House and among lawmakers.
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Diplomats reassessed as Hull and Roosevelt review posts
Washington reports Hull and Secretary Hull to reexamine American diplomatic representation in European capitals. Amid war shifts and belligerent changes, preparations for staffing review include Kennedy's Britain post and potential resignations. US charges de facto in London and Rome readied as plans hinge on president and secretary's decisions.
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Weld County Vote Totals Reported In Early Returns
About 27 000 Weld County residents counted with 26 151 votes cast for president and roughly 800 absent ballots noted. The results reflect early returns from precincts amid a high turnout in a competitive race between parties. A separate Denver incident reported a fatal injury at a hotel with a deputy and investigators on scene.
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Hitler Denies Safe Conduct To U S Ships
The state department said Germany refused to grant safe conduct to a U.S. ship to Ireland to repatriate about 1,200 American citizens. Italy reportedly offered assurances, while Germany specified England as an active military area and declined. The United States planned to send a ship, likely the Manhattan, to Ireland to repatriate citizens from Britain.
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Babson Urges GOP To Learn Statistics After Election
Babson asserts the Republicans should study statistics in light of President Hoover's reelection. He contends a one percent vote shift could have swung the outcome, citing states like Massachusetts and Wisconsin. Wallisley, Manas, notes the analysis outlines potential electoral college impacts and regional vote shifts.
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Roosevelt Glad To Get Back to National Capital
Roosevelt returns to Washington amid cheering crowds after long stay in New York. He praises supporters and emphasizes unity with Mrs Roosevelt, thanking Webeington residents and noting plans to resume civic duties and a 12 year term.
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Man Dead Week Leads in Alamosa Constable Race
Alamosa Colo Nov 7 John Mao4 who died more than a weak 6¢0 pol ly more than 300 votes for re election it Alsmosa constabiend Theslay s general election. Jn HORE hd remained on the ball fol Wrayington Nov T She white house and today President Roosevelt would deliv an Armiiltes Day broadcast to the nation at 1 a. m phatera standard time 9 A.M 8 7 Monday Tio oddreed Crom Arlington Mallon 4 Cemetery will he wuder Me as heed of the American Legion.
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Morgenthau Seeks Big Boost in Debt Limit
Nov 7 Morgenthau outlined plans to ask Congress to raise the national debt limit to 63 billion dollars to cover deficits through June 3, 1842. He said a general tax increase would be considered if needed and hinted at measures to control expenditures while seeking revenue through various channels. The report notes market reactions and lists several firms reaching new highs as investors digest the secretary's remarks.
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Hatfield Chiismi Wins Weld County Vote Majority Near 10000
Hatfield Chiismi leads with about 10,000 votes over Barnet Heusehenn in Weld County as counts narrow. Chilson carries key towns including Loveland and Houtetown with large margins, while nearby counties show smaller totals for rivals amid ongoing tallies and regulatory debate.
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States to observe Thanksgiving on November 28
A clipped early-20th century notice lists sixteen states planning Thanksgiving on November 28. It references President Roosevelt and governors, naming Arkansas, Florida, Connecticut, Kansas, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, North Carolina, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Maine, and other states with dates and places obscured by OCR.
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