Rostov Taken Again by Red Forces
The Moscow radio reported German forces driven from Rostov in the Caucasus and pursued toward Mariupol. Soviet broadcasts claimed Rostov’s defense collapsed, several German divisions fled, and winter troops crossed the Volga southeast of Kalinin to recapture towns. Stalin congratulated troops for the Rostov deliverance and flags raised in the city. Taganrog was threatened as Germans evacate central Rostov, with 5,000 German dead reported.
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London
Suniliy
Moscow Radio
Uganrog
Mariupol
Moscow
Rostov
Caucasus
Ewald von Kleist
Yont
Volga
Kalinin
Red Capital
Itustov
Joseph Stalin
Lic
Ryo
Black Sea
Lemiday
Den
Karilnoy
von Keoist
60Th
Tagaurog
Red
British Subs Sink Eight Troop Ships in Arctic
The admiralty said two British submarines sank at least eight Axis troop and supply ships in Arctic waters. The Tigris sank five ships and damaged a sixth. the Trident sank three of seven troop transports, two carrying soldiers. British sources say Germany may replace Finnish troops at Murmansk Front.
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Lodo
Admiralty
Arctic
Germary
Murmansk Tront
Tigris
Trident
Ihe Admiralty
Red Cross drive ends with 30 percent rise in members
The Lewis and Clark county chapter of the American Red Cross concluded its annual roll call with final figures not yet set but believed to exceed last year's 3,000 memberships. Chair Ed Walker thanked volunteers and new members for their efforts amid increased demands on the organization during the current world crisis.
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Lewis and Clark County
American Red Cross
Ed Walker
Walker
Ele
Girl of Six Takes Picket Duty For Father At Store
Nov 28 report from Los Angeles describes six year old Marlene Le Fave joining her father Paddy Leo Le Pave at the family hardware store picket line over a dispute with a wholesale plant. The child held a sign saying the protest was unfair to her daddy as another picket followed.
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Lous Angeles
Marlene le Fave
Paddy Leo le Pave
Finnish Parliament Rejects Peace With Moscow in Session
In a special session the Finnish parliament unanimously backed the government's military and foreign policy including its refusal to seek peace with Moscow. Premier Jukka Rangell outlined the stance after countering peace proposals.
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Helsinki
Moscow
Jukha Rangell
State government reorganization cuts Montana costs
Gov. Sam C Ford’s advisory committee reports annual cash savings of about 138 385 dollars through reorganization across departments. Armory board highway commission and penitentiary policy changes save funds and energy, with further efficiency gains in agriculture labor and industry and the Soldiers’ Home. Forty plus reports prepared by Griffenhagen and Associates detail departmental economies slated for action.
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Sam c. Ford
Fred Bennion
Bennion
State Armory Board
Highway Commission
Deer Lodge
Soldiers’ Home
Columbia
Department of Agriculture, Labor ,and Industry
Griffenhagen and Associates
Montana
Taxes in 1941 Fiscal Year Top $16 Billion in History
New York Navy 24 tr Paves paid in the 1941 fiscal year to federal state and local governments were estimated today by the National Industrial Conference Board at $16,600,000,000 the largest for any year. The board said federal receipts would reach $12,659,000,000 this year, more than all prior years combined. State and local taxes totaled $4,137,000,000 and $4,790,000,000 respectively, with the rise tied to growing national income and business activity.
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New York
Navy
National Industrial Conference
Conference Board
French Mediterranean Fleet Ready to Fight, NBC Broadcast Says
The Paris controlled Algiers radio said the French Mediterranean fleet is ready for action and bases are ready for any emergency. It accused Britain of aggressive policy and warned Britain that French military will not hesitate to act when they deem fit.
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New York
Algiers
Mediterranean
NBC
Britain
Two Nazi Soldiers Killed in Paris Bombings
Parvis Occupied France November 29. German authorities report the death of two German soldiers and many wounded in bombing attacks near Montmartre. A strict curfew from Lieutenant General von Lchaumburg promises hot patrols after 6 pm. A French girl also died in the incidents.
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Paris
Parvis
France
Rnist von Lchaumburg
Montmartre
Montmade
Montmartre Hill
Mouattarire
Petain Yields to Nazi Demands in North Africa
A foreign source in London reported that the Vichy regime yielded to German control over air and naval bases in French North Africa along the Mediterranean and Atlantic. German officers now supervise four air bases linked to Air France, with Tunisian Bizarre also said to be fielded. Vichy denied ceding bases and claimed no German involvement in North African territory. Rabat, Meknes, Sfax, and Gabes were named as bases in the report.
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London
Navy
Vichy
French North Africa
Atlantic
Air France
France
Sotu
Rabat
French Morocco
Meknes
Mes
Sfsx
Gabes
Tue Nigit
Weather forecast for Monona area outlook
The region will stay partly cloudy to cloudy west of Divide with increasing cloudiness. Winds from the northwest are expected Sunday and Monday, with cooler conditions shaping the early week.
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Monona— Air Sailayere
Divide
Warner Northwest
New Battle Raging In Libya
Cairo reports German and Italian forces trapped east of Tobruk have regrouped and driven into a major tank clash with British forces southeast of Rezegh. The battle, the second large engagement of the Libyan campaign, sees both sides unable to gain ground as air and ground units press assaults and attempts to break encirclement.
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Cairo
Tobruk
Rezegh
Middle East
Imnas
Asiele
Africa
Montana Seeks Small-Quantity Stockpiles for Minerals
The Office of Production Management was urged to set up central agencies to buy and stockpile small quantities of strategic minerals. The aim is to spark prospecting and development of medium grade ores that currently lack markets, ensuring a future domestic supply as scattered deposits and low grade ore are mobilized through a coordinated effort.
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Montana
Mottna
Office of Production Management
Sam C. Mord
Mankind Preparedness and Advisory Commission
Mining Association of Montag
Defense Committee
Silver Bow Post
The
American Legion
O.P.M
Montana Educators Elect State Men to Office
An educators’ meeting in Vancouver elected leaders including Tanl FH Gu superintendent of Vancouver schools as president of the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. Dr. WAL Woodward of Helena was named first vice president and Dr. Freeman Daughters of Missoula was reappointed second vice president. The convention approved a proposal for compulsory National defense training courses for all students.
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Bat Lake Oris
Tanl
Vancouver
Wash
Northwest Association of Secondary Uni
Wal Woodward
Helena
Mont
First View
Freeman Daughters
Missoula
Fran W. Hart
University of California L
Thailand Prepares for Worst as Troops Mass Along Border
Thai forces were deployed along the borders of French Indochina and British Malaya as Bangkok warned it faced possible war. Officials broadcast warnings that Thailand could become a battleground while observers noted Japanese moves and the region’s tense outlook.
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Hanoi
Feeneh Kode
China
Indo- China
Malaya
Bangkok
Thailand
South Pacific
Japan
Hainan
President Roosevelt says U S boys may fight by next Thanksgiving
President Roosevelt told reporters at Warm Springs that it was possible American military and naval forces could be fighting for the defense of American institutions by next Thanksgiving. He spoke after telephoning Secretary of State and discussing Japan’s moves.
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U.S
Walia Springs
Roosevelt
Hess
Americas
Uwall
Washington
Tidusevelt
Kington
Weatier Mwideht
Jrenier
Japan
Air Strength of Japs In Indo China Rising
Singapore sources say Japanese air strength in southern Indo China has more than doubled in the past two weeks from about 100 to over 200 planes. British troop leaves were canceled as a precaution. Reports also claim Japan is preparing naval facilities along southern Cambodian coast with emphasis on Kompong Som Bay.
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Indo-China
Singapore
Straits Settlements
Tee-China
Jesshun
Espeal Kompongsom Bay
Cambodia
One Steel Firm Has Not Agreed to Accept Decision
New York November 29 The three man board appointed by President Roosevelt to arbitrate the union shop dispute in the capitva coal mines reports that all but one steel company involved have agreed to abide by the board’s forthcoming decision Crucible Steel withheld commitment joining with the United Mine Workers and other mine operators in advising on evidence to be considered.
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New York
Roosevelt
Captiva Coal Mings
Crucible Steel Company
John R. Steelman
John L. Lewis
G.I.0. United Mine Workers
Benjamin F. Fairless
DU. 5. Steel Corp
United Mine Workers of America
Arbitration Board
War Department abandons ski training base at Henrys Lake
War Department says survey of a proposed winter training base near the Idaho Montana border is abandoned. Fort Lewis Washington has been chosen as the sole ski troops site, ending plans for the Henrys Lake camp near Idaho Montana line.
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War Department
Henry's Lake
Idalia Falls
Idaho
Hew Lake
Merwin Smith
Army
San Francisco
Henry’s Lake
Idaho-Montana
Washington
Montana
Fort Lewis
Wash
Tojo Declares Japan Will Purge Western Influence
Tokyo November 29 AP Premier Hideki Tojo solemnly announced Japan’s determination to purge British and American influence from East Asia. The cabinet met in a special session to consider the U.S. note on Orient policy as Tojo broadcast to Japan China and Manchukuo. He asserted that Chiang Kai-Shek follows Britain America and communism to the detriment of able-bodied and patriotic citizens.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Japan
United States
America
Orient
Cojo
China
Manchukuo
Chians Kai-Shek
Britain
Final Attempt Is Made to Halt Railroad Strike
Washington, Nov. 29. President Roosevelt's emergency fact-finding board opened a final mediation session with management and labor leaders to prevent a 1,200,000 railroad workers strike. Chairman Wayne L. Morse announced continuous meetings through Sunday to prepare a second report for the president, as two days of arguments were heard on the wage dispute. The aim is a settlement to avoid a paralyzing strike.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wayne L. Morse
Raleigh
Morse
Oregon University Law School
Couriers
4-H Delegate Evelyn Warren Heads to National Congress
Evelyn Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Warren of Woodlawn represents Lewis and Clark county 4-H clubs at the national 4-H congress held with the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Wiss Warren county extension office stenographer has led local club work for seven years and specializes in advanced cooking. She was convention delegate to the 1941 4-H convention at Boremam returning to Halen Des later this year.
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Evelyn Warren
C. W. Warren
Woodlawn
Lewis and Clark County
Chicago
Wiss Warren
St Boremam
Halen Des
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Libyan Port
Red Cross
Russia
Petain
Libya
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East Asia
Sowee
Jean Decouy
Pacific
Siat
Stephen Early
Associated Press
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