Senate group abandons filibuster over neutrality repeal
Washington reports leaders of the senate opposition to neutrality revision met and decided not to filibuster the pending bill. They may permit a final senate vote by nightfall tomorrow with Senators Wheeler LaVollette Nye Clark and Bilbo among attendees. The group warned administration leaders may count on only 49 votes for the measure which would repeal the neutrality act restrictions on arming merchant ships and travel to belligerent ports.
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Washington
Senate Blue
Senate
Wheeler
Mont
LaVollette
Wis
Nye
R. XN
Clark
Bilbo
Miss
Andi
Barkley
House
State Farm Bureau Opposes Relaxed Beet Restrictions
Montana farm bureau delegates favored a policy opposing removal of beet acreage restrictions to protect existing crops. The meeting covered commodities, Argentine imports, and parity prices via protective tariffs. Gov Sam Ford speaks at 1 30 with N K Carnes and E Howard Hill as other speakers.
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Montana Farm Bureau
Montana
Sam Ford
N. K. Carnes
Central Cooperative Association
St. Paul
E. Howard Hill
Minburn
Town
Placer Hotel
Ray Angell
Belgrade
State Bureau
Att
Hanson
Missoula
Farm Bureau
Bilsie Miles
Illinois
American Farm Bureau
AL Goon
Groun
Pat Keeley
Helena
B. H. Hibbard
Milea
Highway fund bill sent to president funds as defense measure
The Senate sent to the White House a defense highway measure authorizing about 220 million dollars in expenditure with over 100 million of expanded balances available under the bill. Senator McKellar emphasized the defense purpose and urgency of enacting the legislation.
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Washington
Senate
White House
McKellar
Fenn
Japanese envoy Karusu Leaves for U S via Clip-Plane
Special Japanese envoy to the United States, Pj-Saburo Karusu, departed for San Francisco and Washington via Manila by clipper plane. He traveled from Macau near Hongkong, accompanied by a secretary, and transferred to the held clipper in the British cream colony.
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Miongkong
Saburo Karusu
United States
San Francisco
Washington
Manila
Karusu
Macau
Hongkong
War Front Reports German Withdrawals and Soviet Counterattack
Allied dispatches say Hitler has pulled most planes from Moscow and Leningrad fronts, signaling failure to seize these objectives. Soviet sources claim German lines broken near Moscow and Sevastopol defenses holding, while Stalin tallies German losses at 4.5 million and Soviet losses at 1.7 million. Kuibyshev reports a major Red counterattack on the Moscow front’s right wing.
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Nov
Moscow
Leningrad
Sevastopol
London
Mosat
Joseph Staltz
Europe
Kuibyshev
Russia
Red
Moscow de
F D R Grants USSR One-Billion Credit From Lease-Lend Fund
Washington reports President Roosevelt opened US lease lend coffers to the Soviet Union granting a one billion dollar credit without interest to buy weapons to fight Hitler. State Department releases correspondence showing Stalin thanking Roosevelt for this aid in the struggle against fascism.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Russia
Hitler
Community Chest Reaches Near $14,000 With Public Help
Helena drives report substantial city and state employee gifts toward a 25000 goal. Contributions from city hall unemployment commission welfare office health board industrial accident board and livestock and highway departments push the grand total toward 14000 with nearly 4090 awaiting final tally. Proceeds support 11 local charities for 1942 as chairman Robinson and Rev Johnson urge further volunteer help.
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On Robinson
Aelena Gommunity Chest
Ralph Johnson
Weer
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Federal Welfare Office
State Board of Health
Industrial Accident Board
The
Livestock Commission
Highway Department
Revo
Mrz . Johnson
Helena
Soviet Crimean Defenders Retreat Into Yaila Mountains
Berlin reports Soviet forces in Crimea withdraw into the Yaila mountain range pursued by German and Romanian troops. German dispatches claim enemy resistance is broken east of Sevastopol while predicting a swift mountain cleanup before a major German swing toward the Caucasus. Luftwaffe bombings hit ships near Feodosiya and Sevastopol with substantial losses claimed for the Red fleet and merchant vessels.
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Berlin
Russia
Yaila
Black Sea
Yalta
Feodosiya
Sevastopo
Moscow
Gorki
Leningrad
Crimea
Caucasus
Yala
Sevastopol
Reuben James Toll Now Reported 100 Lost
The navy continued checking casualties from the torpedoed destroyer Reuben James and announced that 100 officers and men were lost. The list added Howard Peter Sills of Staunton, WL, marking the third revision in the casualty tally.
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Washington
Navy
Reuben James
Howard Peter Siills
Staunton
Litvinoff Returns to Favor as U S Ambassador Pick
Soviet veteran Litvinoff, once ousted after Moscow Berlin cooperation, is slated for U S ambassadorship amid expected U S aid to Russia. He previously sought collective security against Nazi aggression and helped secure recognition in 1933 after serving as foreign affairs commissar and diplomat.
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Maxim Litginoff
Russia
United States
Litvinoff
Washington
Nev
Maxim Litvinoff
Germany
Munich
Joseph Gtalin
Britain
France
Hitler
Sivinett
Constantine Quininsky
Ownansky
Uzerbo- Slovakia
London
Paris
Vyacheslav— Molotov
Litvinot
Roosevelt
Welders Strike Denounced as Outlaw by Hillman
Washington, Nov. reading, Sidney T Hilman associate director general of the Office of Production Management denounced the strike of independent welders at three California aircraft plants as an outlaw wild cat proposition and interference with national defense. The Bur bank Lockheed Vega and Consolidated plants have welders threatening to call out workers at six more factories. He predicted limited success if such actions are attempted. The strike seeks recognition for the United Aviation Welders, an independent union.
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Washington
Sidney T Hilman
Office of Production Management
California
Lockheed
Vega
Burbank
Calif
Consolidated
San Diego
Hillman
United Aviation Welders
Weather outlook for Montana shows partial cloud Friday
The forecast indicates partly cloudy skies across Montana on Friday and Saturday. Winds from the south and southwest pull in warmer air, with stable temperatures expected during the period.
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Montana
Wanner
Japan Proposes Strike At Burma Road
Tokyo reports Japan's patience exhausted and may strike the Burma road to cut American supplies to China unless the United States accepts terms in Kurusu talks. The Times and Advertiser notes a possible march on the Burma road to pressure a settlement, despite hopes force will not be needed.
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Burma Road
Tokyo
Burma
China
United States
Saburo Kurusi
Foreign Office
Baorma
America
Kurusu
Pacific
East Asia
Miyako
Tojo
Times and Advertiser
Indo-China
Airport Dedication Set for Armistice Day
Dedication ceremonies for Mele ena’s improved airport are set for Armistice Day at o’clock. Mayor Jack Thaytin announced the event. West fern Air Lines and Northwest Air mrs officials, plus city officials, will attend. Two new runways are completed, capable of handling largest planes. Western Air will bring a special plane for the event and offer courtesy flights.
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Mele
Ena
Armistice Tay
Jack Thaytin
Westfern Air Lines
Northwest Air Mrs
Melena Field
Western Air
Walkout at GM Plant in Linden New Jersey
Caul Linden reports the night shift of about 2 000 General Motors workers at the Linden New Jersey assembly plant walked out in protest of working conditions. The company refused to meet with Local 594 United Automobile Workers to discuss grievances over discharge of older men replaced by new hires. A picket line is planned outside the plant along the highway to New York and Philadelphia.
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Linden
X. J
Rank Caul
General Motors Assembly
Cal
United Automobile Workers
C.I.0
New York
Philadelh
Britain Readies Second Front When Time Is Right
President Roosevelt pledged that no misguided industrialist or labor leader shall prevail against America's defense production. He urged full sacrifices now to hasten Hitler's downfall, addressing 35 nations at the International Labour Office conference in the White House East Room. Delegates applauded as he urged unyielding support for a free world and to spread the pledge to occupied lands.
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
United States
Hitler
International Labor Office
White House
League of Nations
Dlr
Hoosevelt
Failure to Open Second Front Blamed for Soviet Setbacks
London reports reliable sources say British plans for a second front, urged by Joseph Stalin, are ready to be implemented when opportune. The area remains undisclosed. Stalin attributes early Soviet difficulties to the absence of a Second Front. Continued on Page 3.
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London
British War Office
Joseph Stalin
British Press Association
Stalin
Churchill
House of Commons
Explosion at Great Chemical Plant Kills Two Workers
A localized explosion at the Great Chemical Plant in South Charlesta Wa kills at least two workers, injures five, and starts a blaze that burns hours. The Carbide and Chemicals Corp plant, employing about 4,200, withheld comment. G O Sears notes the dead and name a critically burned man, W K Vox, not expected to live.
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Charlesta
Aunawhiciley
Orrchids
Carbide and Chemicals Corporation
G. O. Sears
Ws. Forrest
Norton ‘Leavitt
Horace Marshall Kelley
W. KR. Vox
Browne and Bioff Guilty in Extortion Trial
A federal jury convicts labor leaders George B. Browne and William Bioff of extorting funds from major film studios. They were accused of taking 550000 from Warner Brothers Paramount Pictures Twentieth Century Fox and Loews. The maximum penalty is 30 years and 30000 fine per count. Sentencing set for Wednesday.
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New York
George B. Browne
William Bioff
Bronte
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes
Af.s
Bioff
Hollywood
Warner Brothers
Paramount Pictures
Twentieth Century-Fox Films
Loew's
Tan
Knox
U.S
Parade and Dance To Mark Armistice Program
Lewis and Clark post No. 2 of the American Legion will assemble at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Legion hall for a parade to Sixth Avenue and Main Street, observing a minute of silence and three rifle salutes for Armistice Day's 23rd anniversary. Jack Mason to sound taps. music and dancing to follow in the Legion hall from 3 p.m. Speakers at local schools will stress education and morale, with William Ashton chairing the speaking committee.
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Lewis and Clark Post No
American Legion
Legion Hall
Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Paul Dickover
Jack Mason
Post WI
Setumgard
G. M. McMillan
NYA
W.Y A
George FP. Weistr
Missoula
N.Y.A
Bozeman
Butte
Anaconda
Dillon
Iferh Ekibler
Hoy Seow
Ifinkisch
Carl Topel
Carl Kaiser
Quezon to Broadcast to United States on November 15
President Manuel Quezon of the Philippines will radio to the United States at 5 30 p m MST on November 15 to mark the sixth anniversary of the commonwealth He has accepted an invitation from NBC to speak.
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Manila
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
United States
Commonwealth
Quezon
National Broadcasting Company
Finn Radio says operations against Russia near end
The Finnish broadcaster announced that military actions against Russia are near their end though borders cannot be finalized until the peace conference. US officials had hinted Russia might discuss peace with territorial compensation for Finland. Reports of anti German demonstrations and arrests in Helsinki are noted, with tensions over cabinet support during the war.
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Russia
United States
Binmich
State Department
Stalin
Moscow
Finn Radio
Helsinki
Finland
Pinland
Germany
Sanomat
Murmangk
Telsinki
BAB
Vaino Tanner
Knox Appeals To Unions To End Naval Strike
Secretary Frank Knox urged A W L building tradesmen to terminate a strike at the San Diego naval training station and Camp Elliott. The walkout involved more than 3 500 workers and halted over 10 500 000 dollars in vital defense projects. A telegram to union leaders warned that such strikes threaten national defense and violate a federal agreement among agencies.
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Calif
Navy
Frank Knox
A.W.L
Naval Training Station
Marine
Camp Elliott
Ith Naval District
Naval Public Works
Training Station
Knox
Ajt.l
Building and Construction Trades Council
O.P.M
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