Four Army Planes Crashes in Dense Overcast Conditions
Four Army planes were lost in scattered crashes as dense overcast weather hampered a Portland to Fresno training flight. Two pursuit planes crashed near San Anselmo with both pilots killed, Lieut. R. E. Speckman and Lieut. Thomas Roy Truax identified by bracelets. A big B-17 from Reno to Sacramento reportedly crashed on Tell’s Peak after weathering Sierra storms. two crew parachuted to safety. At Moffett Field two training planes were reported missing with crews Kent Robert E Agnew and Lieut A Daniel aboard.
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Avy Airy Corps
Saldhi
San Alselmo
Hamilton Field
San Francisco
R. E. Speckman
Thomas Te Roy Truax
Portland
Ore
Fresno
Calif
Santa Venicia
San Anselmo
Oakland
Reno
Nev
Sacramento
Tells Peak
Sierra Nevada
Georgetown
Trean Moffett Field
Reyort
Kent
Robert E. Agnew
Jott
Moffett
A. Daniel
Secret Service guards Roosevelt home over family threat
In Coronado California a nurse said Ensign John Roosevelt and his wife were not home as federal agents guard the Coronado house. Authorities decline details about the protective assignment and possible kidnap fears while noting the secret service protects the president and close family. Two men jailed for five days after attempting to peer through Roosevelt window were identified by officials.
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Los Angeles
Arthar N. Girtibe
Seccet Service Bureau
Treasury Department
Coronado
Roosevelt
John
Grube
San Brexo
Calif
John Roosevelt
Secret Service
Ex-Panama President Arias Departs For Mexico City
Managua reports exiled former Panamanian president Arnulfo Arias left for Mexico City today aboard a Pan American Airways plane. The move follows his expulsion from Panama.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Arnulfo Arias
Panama
Mexico City
Pan American Airways
Hitler Denies US Attack as Nazi Reply to Roosevelt
Washington dispatch reports the Reich declares the United States attacked Germany over the Greer and Kearny incidents. Diplomats say Hitler's note is a reply biased by Roosevelt's address to counter neutral sentiment and avoid urging Japan into aid. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Fhe Reich
United States
Germany
Roosevelt
America
Neutrality vote looms as senators push Wednesday action
Senator George of Georgia argued that revising the neutrality act could invite war while acknowledging the nation faces the choice to uphold freedom of the seas. Senate leaders planned a Wednesday vote on lifting restrictions preventing U.S. merchant ships from sailing to belligerent ports, with a later decision on arming merchant vessels.
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George
Connally
Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Baikler
Wheeler
Mont
Senate
Skull May Be Cue to Fate of Trapper
Au Uspen November 2 AP Coroner Marty H Campbell sought to identify a human skull found today in the North Fork country. Sheriff officers recalled trapper Frank Howell 60 disappeared nearly a year ago after separating from companion C R Hudson. Teep snows delayed a search until mid summer when Hudson and others found parts of Howell clothing and several bones. It appeared the man had been devoured by bears.
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AuUspen
Corone
Marty H. Campbell
North Fork
Frank Howell
C. R. Hudson
Hudson
Howell
Coal Mines Dispute and Aircraft Strike Loom
The Associated Press reports unresolved coal mine labor talks with a union shop proposal for major steel company mines. John L. Lewis and 14 executives meet amid a three day walkout by 2,900 workers ended by Lewis. Aircraft welders at Lockheed Vega and Consolidated in California threaten a midnight strike unless a bargaining election is approved.
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Associated Press
Defense Mediation
Steel Compuies
John L. Lewis
C.I.0
Ate
Um.w
Lewis
ABIL
Walon
Pittsburgh Steel Plan G
A.P.L
Metal Trades Council
Burkand
Calif
National Labor Relations Board
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
Vega Airplane Company
Jor Burbank
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation of
San Diego
Jap Movements Indicate Tension Across Asia Pacific
Hongkong reports show rising alarms as Japan shifts naval forces toward southern China near Kwangtung. Seventy Japanese residents have left the British colony in two weeks, with most Japanese hotels closed and remaining residents dwindling from about 800. General Archibald P. Wavell, British commander in chief, weighs options amid Germany’s charge of U.S. attack and a broader Pacific crisis.
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Kwangtung Province
Nouthern
China
Archibald P. Wavell
Mrs Bourquin Wife Of Judge Dies In Butte At 73
Mrs Amay M Bourquin widow of United States district Judge George M Bourquin died in Butte at age 73. A native of County Mayo Ireland she arrived in the United States 56 years ago and married the judge. Survived by her husband two sons Justin Bourquin in Butte and M M Bourquin in San Francisco four grandchildren and a sister in Hartford Connecticut.
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Butte
Amay. M. Bovurquin
Mitte
George M. Bourquin
United States
County Mayo
Ireland
Dutle
Neak
Bourquin
TRB
Justin Nourdain T O Butte
Silver Bow
Weather Report From Montana Montanar Continental Divide
The forecast covers Montana west of the Continental Divide with partly cloudy skies on Monday and Thursday and little temperature change. Northwest areas expect partly cloudy to cloudy conditions, a chance of light rain and light snow in higher mountains, with warmer spells in some lowland areas.
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Montana
Continental Divide
Divide
Warner
RAF Intensifies Attacks On Nazi Targets Across Europe
London reports the RAF pressed a grand offensive with hundreds of planes against Germany, its shipping, and continental outposts. A daylight sweep struck freight trains in northern France, with smoke towers reaching 4000 feet after a railway junction attack. Three American pilots in the Royal Canadian Air Force joined the raids on shipping, named as W B Cooper, Y T Almauist, and T M McGullough. The Air Ministry said at least 20 ships were sunk or damaged in three days of convoy assaults, though weather may have hidden further losses. Sir Samuel Hoare and other officials urged greater effort against Hitler’s war machine.
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London
RAF
Germany
Biitai
Samuel Hoare
Hitler
France
Air Ministry
Royal Canadian Air Force
Ining
W. 3B. Cooper
St. Petersburg
Fla
W. Almauist
Brooklyn
X. Ys
Gd. T.mcgullough
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Air
Brown Funeral in Billings Draws State Leaders
Funeral services were held today at the First Congregational church for A. H. Brown Montana Republican state chairman and Shrined general counsel who died in an airplane crash near Moorhead Minnesota last Thursday. Attendees included Governor Sam C Ford LieutGovernor Ernest T Eaton Republican National Committee members Dan Whetstone Gladys Heinrich Knowles and W W Casper among others from state government and fraternal circles. The Shrine Imperial Council was represented by A A Db Kahn of Minneapolis.
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Billings
First Congrégational Church
A. H. Brown
Shrind
Moorhead
Minn
Montana
Brown
Sam C. Ford
Helena
Ernest T. Eaton
Republican National Committee
Dan Whetstone
Cat Bank
Gladys Heinrich Knowles
Missoula
W. W. Casper
Selena
Imperial Council
A. A. Db. Kahn
Minneapolis
Norfolk Coast Folk Find Money Wash Ashore
People along a Norfolk coast collected thousands of Chinese Yuan notes washed up on the shore. The notes, issued by the Warrior's Bank of China, bore images of sheep and cows and may have been printed in England and shipped to China aboard a torpedoed vessel linking the loss to a wartime incident.
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London
Wor
Norfolk
Warrior’s Bank of China
England
China
German advance reported toward Bakhchisarai in Crimea
London dispatches say German troops moved through the Crimean peninsula and reached the town of Bakhchisarai with probing actions two miles north of Sevastopol. Allies expect a renewed southern push as Russian forces regroup after heavy setbacks, while night raids over London claim several German losses.
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London
Bakhchisarai
Russhan Black Sea
Sevastopol
Red Cross to Offer Intensive First Aid Course
Lewis and Clark Red Cross Chapter will host an intensive first aid training course led by Don R. Hamilton from the Midwest Red Cross headquarters in St. Louis. Dr. A. Konck and Dr. James M. Flinn announce the session at 7:30 p.m. today in the YMCA, with aims to prepare lay instructors and expand water safety instruction for county residents.
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Lewis and Clark Red Cross
Red Cross
Don R. Hamilton
St. Louis
Lewis and Clark County
The
Th A. Konck
Augusta
Hamilton
James M. Flinn
Y.M.C.A
Ciel
Lear
Tivin
County Hedries
Tie
Midwest
Omaha
Don RE Hamilton Me
Yalca
Cockeyed Week Brings Oddities And Odd Pairs In News
A zigzag week features four husbands with four wives in Maine elections and a range of odd events. In New York a politician’s wife buys a radio reply to a speech. Fire crews respond to monkeys hanged, a San Mraielsco singer dislocates a shoulder, and a Hawaiian dancer tumbles during a Tala. A South Kiend, Ind. wife divorces her husband, father-in-law, and step-father at once. Seagull blocks a plane in Burbank, bootlegging jurors trigger a new trial in Iola. Sam closure.
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New York
Deble
Yatessitley
Oftrer
Kansas City Fire Department
Wes Moines
San Mraielsco
Naliy
South Kiend
Ind
Champ Perestrian
John Hancock
Wiehlti
Kan
Burbank
Simferopol Falls as Nazis Advance on Crimea
German high command claims capture of Simferopol as forces push toward Sevastopol speeding Campaign to seize Crimea and drive Russians from the Black Sea. London observers note intensified air attacks on Sevastopol aimed at crippling the Red Fleet and Caucasus oil-field defenses.
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Sevastopol
Black Sea
Red Fleet
Associated Press
Simferopol
Crimea
Crimean Peninsula
Moscow
Brlyish
London
Caucasus
Moscow Admits Attacks Grow Critical
Moscow radio reported the battle for the capital has entered a most serious phase. German forces reportedly massing new divisions tanks and guns in renewed assault as fighting intensified since early November.
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Moscow
Creedman Coulee Refuge for Game Is Set Up
Washington Nov 2 President Roosevelt signed an order creating the Creedman Coulee National Wildlife Refuge in Hill County Montana. The 3000 acre area will ban hunting and trapping except under rules set by the Secretary of the Interior. The Fish and Wildlife Service said the area had been posted for two years while conservation facilities were built, but it was not an official refuge until the executive order was signed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Creedman Coulee National Wildlife Refuge
Hill County
Mont
Secretary of Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
Montanon Killed in Crash in Oregon
John Tt. Keach a 21 year old from Missoula Montana was killed in a head on collision 133 miles south of Ashland on the Pacific highway. The second car carried Macian Edward Lane 91 from Hornbrook California injured and Arline Daisy Murray 19 of Ashland with broken legs.
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Portland
Ore
John Tt. Keach
Missoula
Mont
Ashland
Pacific Highway
Macian Edward Lane
Hornbrook
Calif
Arline Daisy Murray
Toll of Nazi Subs Is Being Reduced Sharply By German Account
Berlin reports October toll of British supply shipping at 441,300 gross tons. Submarine accounts claim 256,200 tons contribute to the victory, with surface craft and air force adding 18,000 and 168,180 tons respectively. The month shows submarines cutting losses by about a fourth from prior tallies.
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Berlin
High Command
Germany
Churchill
England
Plan to oppose M2 elections by America First chapters
Plan disclosed on November 2, 1942, shows representatives of 11 percent of America First chapters pledging to oppose all senators and representatives who vote to seal the neutrality act, and to back active opponents of any revision, irrespective of party.
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Washington
America First Committes
Coast Guard Transferred to Navy in Roosevelt Order
President Roosevelt by executive order transferred the Coast Guard to the Navy to unify control of armed vessels and strengthen guardianship of western Atlantic sea routes. The order states the Coast Guard shall operate as part of the Navy until further notice, with its personnel and equipment under Navy command.
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Mlyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
Coast Guard
Navy
White House
United States
Ite
Iwavy
Secretary of the Navy
Atlantic
Greenland
Teeland
Privy’s
Ao Iitaien
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Ensign John
Guardi
Arias
Mexico
U. S
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East
Wallast
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Defense
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Hongkong
Europe
Pacific
Japan
Uncle Sam
U.S
Akron
Baflonn
R.A.F
Norfolk Coast
Bowers
Iola
Crete
Noverogsisk
Cade Jcasus
Crimean
Creedman Coulee
Montanon
Oregon
S.P.C.A. Busy
P.C.A
Skippy
S.P.G
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