Nazi Leader Hits at U S Policy Angers Americans to Reject Roosevelt Plan
Berlin reports show Joachim von Ribbentrop urging Americans to reject the Roosevelt program and warning of an economic crisis if lend lease aids Germany’s enemies. He claims the U S would lose taxpayers and that the war will be won by Germany regardless of U S entry. He singles out Roosevelt and Jewish counselors for accountability.
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U.S
Roosevelt
Berlin
Germany
Joachim von Ribbentrop
United States
Vor Ribbentrop
Europe
Far East
America
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Foreign Office
von Stibbentrop
Churchill
Bateen
Bozeman Girl Wins Montana P C A Stockgrowing Prize
Marjoria Davis of Bozeman received a 375 check from the Montana Livestock Production Credit association as the state’s top 4 H livestock project worker for year. Davis owns a foundation herd of Hampshire sheep and Shorthorn cattle and has completed 23 projects in beef sheep dairy poultry gardening and food preparation. She has shown multiple champion animals and earned numerous blue and purple ribbons. Davis is a sophomore at Montana State College and was previously honored last year by Virgil Isbell of Wilsall.
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Montana Livestock Production Credit Association
Marjoria Davis
Bozeman
J. C. Murphy
P. A
BR. B. Cameron
Adyista
Murphy
Davis
Montana
P.C A
Miss Dats
Chicago
Miss Davis
Murphy Culd
Spokane
Billings
Montana State College
Montana P.O.A
Virgil Isbell
Wilsall
British Forces Form Junction in Libyan Fighting
Imperial British troops formed a junction near Rezegh in heavy strength as New Zealand units moved forward toward the Mediteranean coast. Tobruk garrison troops advanced eastward toward the rendezvous, while a southern wing crossed two thirds of the desert toward the Gulf of Sirte. A British bombing raid on Agedabia near the coast signaled aims to cut off northern Libya.
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Cairo
Egypt
Rezegh
Libya
Sidi Omar
Colain
Erwin Rommel
New Zealand
Mediterranean
Gambut
Regegh
Tobruk
Gulf of
Sirte
Anis
Agedabia
Aus
Wille
Navy to Be Forced To Depend on Selective Service
The United States may man part of the projected two ocean navy with draftees as volunteer enlistments fall short after the torpedo attacks on the Kearny and Reuben James. Secretary Knox said October and early November show a 15 percent drop, with current enlistments around 8,000 a month against a need of 13,000 monthly, rising to 15,000 from July 1 as new ships enter service.
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Washington
Knox
Kearny
Reuben James
Navy
Nazis Plan to Destroy Belgrade by Bombs and Shellfire
Washington reports the White House accuses Germany of planning to raze Belgrade with artillery and air bombardment to crush anti Nazi guerrilla activity from the Yugoslav capital. The claim cites intelligence from several services and references prior German actions in Sabac.
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Belgrade
Washington
Germany
White House
Yugoslavia
Stephen Farly
Presidential
Sabac
Barry
Youj
London Daily Mail
Dusan Simoylc
Mailan
United States
Holy See
Red Cross Roll Call Gains Momentum With Firms Joining
Red Cross roll call gains momentum as many large firms submit memberships for the county quota of 8180. Chapter secretary Ruth Beem says firms are waiting until month end to list employees, with total memberships expected after the holiday. A homerooming course is planned at Central School Monday at 7:30 p.m. for up to 20 participants, taught by Mrs. A. N. Berg, enrollment via county offices. Additional firms listed include Beartooth Ranch, Montana Club Dining Room, Northern Pacific Land Office, Montana Automobile Association, and others.
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Red Crass
Miss Beem
Red Cross
Central School
A. N. Berg
Beartooth Ranch
B.R Streets Decorating Company
Montana Club
H. D. Galusha
Yellowstone Park Hotel and Transportation Company
Chamber of Commerce
Sanford Carbis Insurance Company
State Uses Bond Refunding to Cut Interest Costs
State savings rise as bonds are refunded to take advantage of lower rates. William Hosking notes a $225,900 Montana State University dormitory issue saved $310,000 over 20 years by refunding $25,000 of it. A March 1 refunding of a $244,000 State hospital building bond issue could save another $60,000 to $70,000. All bonds now carry refunding or callable clauses to curb market swings and secure lower rates. An Eastern Montana Normal College dormitory issue awaits final board action and likely will be refunded. Hosking says strong demand for Montana issues guarantees bidding ease for original or refunded issues.
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William Hosking
Montana State University
State Hospital
Eastern Montana Normal College
Billings
State Board of Education
Hoskings
Montana
Alexander Charged With Murder in 1939 Train Wreck
Clarence J. Alexander 24 of Cleo Springs Oklahoma charged with murder in the City of San Francisco line wreck near Slary Nevada August 12 1939. Victim Miss Helen Jenry 20 of Oakland California among 24 killed and 108 injured. DA W R Reynolds says charge enables prosecution. Alexander had confessed derailment to rob passengers.
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Beowave
Clarence J. Alexander
Cleo Springs
Okla
Helen Jenry
Oakland
Calif
San Francisco
Slarney
Nev
W. R. Reynolds
Ureka County
Sam
Alexander
Weather outlook for Montana turns wintry late Friday
Partly cloudy and mild conditions expected Thursday in Montana. Indications point to snow and much colder temperatures arriving late Friday, affecting travel and daily plans.
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Montana
Perfect Thanksgiving Weather Draws Helena Residents
Near perfect conditions are forecast for Thanksgiving as Helena observes the holiday with many activities. Schools and most offices close, post office hours shift, and federal buildings stay open except post. Outdoor attractions and church services attract crowds while the state high school football championship in Butte between Butte and Billings kicks off at 1:15 PM drawing local fans.
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China
Helena
Wien
Montana
Union
MacDonald Pass
Butte
Butta
Billings
San Jose pair among arrests in marijuana seizure case
San Francisco police said two men were arrested and $1,000 worth of marijuana seized. Jenny Loyd, 38, and Pedro Arroyo, 36, both of San Jose, were booked for possession of marijuana, a felony. Loyd allegedly transported marijuana from Billings, Montana, to San Jose four weeks earlier in camphor bottles.
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San Francisco
WMATA
Paul B. Madden
Marco
Jenny Loyd
Pedro Arroyo
San Jose
Calif
Madden
Loy
Billings
Mont
Montana
Taya
Arraya
Sanse
Soldier From Butte Hailed as Hero in Seward Fire
In Seward Alaska on Monday soldier Edward YT Leary from Butte Montana was praised as a hero for amid danger placing a fourth dynamite charge with bare hands to combat a blazing room and halt the spread of fumes. His action helped stop the fire from razing half the Seward business district.
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Seward
Alaska
Edward YT. Leary
Butte
Mont
Nazi envoy in Nicaragua arrives for democratic demonstration
Managua Nicaragua November 26 German minister Otto Reinebesk envoy to Central American republics arrived from Guatemala on an undisclosed mission but likely to attend Nicaragua manifestacion Democratica on Saturday He was greeted at the airport by several Germans The Saturday demonstration aims to show Nicaragua's adherence to democratic principles
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Managua
Nicaragua
Otto Reinebesk
Guatemala
Manifesta«Cion Democratica
United States and Japan fail to reach peace formula in Washington
After seven months of talks Secretary Hull presents a US document outlining basic peace principles. Japan, urged to end expansion and aggression, withdraw forces from China and Indo China, and adopt peaceful policies or face consequences. Tokyo to decide next move as Axis ties loom.
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Ashington
United States
Japan
Far East
Dapas
Hull
Kichisabura Nomura
Sabura Kurusu
China
Indo-China
New Order
Asia
Thailand
Burma
Tokyo
Great Britain
Netherlands
Australia
South Pacific
Ho Shih
Roosevelt
State Department
Two British Generals Reported Captured In Libyan Desert War
Nov 26 report from Halina headquarters claims two British generals and American observers were captured as tanks battle rages in the Libyan desert near Kezegh. The claim cites over 3,000 captives and includes Gen BD Armstrong as one of the generals, but there is no confirmation from London or Washington.
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Iome
Tiwo
United States
Vari Ong Bogtish
Halina
Taday
Aronmunique
Chaimed
Kezegh
Armstrong
London
Washington
Altough
Associated Press Corre
Passengers Will Have Thanksgiving on Buenos Aires Clipper
Passengers aboard the Buenos Aires to Muom clipper near Iguassu Falls Brazil will dine on a traditional Thanksgiving feast tomorrow. Chief Steward John D. Gale of Pan American Airways notes the ship will serve roast turkey with sage dressing cranberry sauce mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie as it flies 200 miles or more between Asuncion Paraguay and Rio de Janeiro.
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Akuni
Sua
Plymouth Rock
Paraguay
Rio de Janeiro
John DL. Gale
Florida
Tomorow
Hitch May Develop in German-French Negotiations
New York reports suggest a potential hitch as Marshal Petain resists outright Axis membership. Sources cite Italian territorial pressures and German losses, plus North Africa fighting uncertainty, influencing France to seek only partial collaboration before any high level meeting.
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Hitch
Petain
New York
Marshal Petain
France
Axis
Germast
Lotasia
North Africa
Bulgaria
Suez Canal
Vichy
Paraguay Chief Quashes Pro Axis Coup After Crisis
Rio de Iaveira Brazil November reports say President Siginio Norintgo of Paraguay crushed a pro Axis coup amid a crisis that led to troop deployment and street curfews. The conflict followed his refusal to honor Police Chief Luis Santiago’s request regarding the body of former President Edoardo Schuerler, founder of the Schaereristas.
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Rio de Iaveira
Brazil
Siginio Norintgo
Paraguay
Norin~igo
Luis Santiago
Edoardo Schuerler
Buenos Aires
Schaerer
Los Angeles Welders Support Strike Vote Unanimously
A spokesman for the United Welders Cutters and Helpers of America said that day and night shifts at Incal shipyards voted unanimously to support a strike if it becomes necessary. About 700 members of the night shift and a similar number of day shift workers attended meetings and approved the motion.
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Los Angeles
United Welders, Cutters
America
Inca
Ieee
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Lee Chin
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