Louis in Campaign Booed at Harlem Rally
heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis faced boos at a Harlem political rally while declaring support for Willkie and criticizing Roosevelt. Hoover and Wallace spoke on national issues as campaigns intensified across multiple cities with comments on lynching, war risks, and the 1933 London conference.
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RAW
York
Joe! Teuls
Ion
Ihan
Harlem
Louis
Willkin
Willkie
Roosevelt
North
Herbert Hoover
Lincoln
Neb
Franklin Roosevelt
Wendell Willkle
Hoover
London
Geneva
New York
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Hitler
Boston
Alfred E. Smith
Northwest
Charleston
W. Va
van A. Bittnay
John L. Lewis
CIO
Bittner
Lewis
Sioux City
Ian Alf M. Landon
Washington
Stewart McDonald
Samuel Seabury
Robert P. Patterson
St. Louis
LaGuardia
National Lawyers Guild
Robert W. Kenny
Martin Popper
Willisie
Guild
Ciara
Opposition to Sunday movies spreads through local groups
Local organizations in Indiana Borough issue resolutions condemning the legalization of Sunday motion pictures. Kiwanis, Parent-Teacher groups, and Zion Lutheran Church bodies urge a NO vote, citing moral decline, spiritual harm to youth, and Sabbath desecration in the coming General Election.
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Kiwanis Club
Borough
Indiana
Kiwanis Club of
G. G. Kanable
Ralph S. Rowland
Horace Mann Parent- Teachers Association of Indiana
Harry Graham
A. L. Mylander
Thaddeus Stevens
Parent-Teacher Association
Myles E. Davis
James E. Turney
Ward C. Johnson
John Leone
Zion Lutheran Church
Dorothy R. Shankis
Mildred Widdowson
Chapman Bible Class
Samuel Shaffer
Harry Smith
Zion Lutheran Churen
Louise Silcott
Hattie Johnson
Hunting Season Rules Across Numerous Counties
The article lists hunting and trapping rules across many Pennsylvania counties. Partridges may be hunted in Montour, Northumberland, Lycoming counties with a two per day bag. Mink, otters and raccoons trapping opens today but raccoon trapping is banned in numerous counties. Otter trapping limited to four counties. O possums and skunks open anytime, muskrat trapping starts December 1 and beaver trapping begins March 1.
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Cameron
Clarion
Elk
Forest
Jefferson
McKean
Potter
Warren
Montour
Northumberland
Lycoming
Beaver
Berks
Bucks
Butler
Cambria
Carbon
Chester
Dauphin
Delaware
Lancaster
Lawrence
Lebanon
Lehigh
Mercer
Montgomery
Northampton
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Snyder
York
Lackawanna
Monroe
Pike
Wayne
Susquehanna
Wyoming
Dentists converge in Cleveland for a conception fair
Across the U S dentists flocked to Cleveland for a concept ion event. A stray theft disrupted a $100 bass drum as men from Recine Wis and others attended.
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Germany
Cleveland
U. S
Clason
Recine
Wis
Burrell Township Receives $3000 Subsidy Approval
Auditor General Warren R.Roberta approved several state subsidy payments including aid to financially handicapped schools in Indiana Burrell Township. The move, announced in Marishurg on November 1, lists Burrell Township among recipients.
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Marishurg
Warren R. Roberta
Indiana
Burrell Township
Willkie outlines critique of Roosevelt in foreign and domestic policy
Willkie accuses Roosevelt of vastness in foreign affairs and debt growth, labeling his policy as ineffective and danger to national defense. He argues for prudence, realism, and opposition to foreign war, urging the public to recognize policy failures. He plans stops in New Jersey with a Madison Square Garden rally to close his campaign.
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Willkie
Roosevelt
Wreck Near Bethlehem Express Trains Collide
A Reading Terminal electric train failed to heed a stop signal and struck the rear of the Bethlehem express after both trains left the terminal about 15 minutes earlier. The crash threw passengers into aisles and sparked a three hour disruption as rescuers, hospital staff, and nurses rushed to treat around 60 injured. Engineer Showers was trapped in the cab while rescuers freed him.
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Bethlehem
Electrictrain
Prisoner releases loom as French industry stabilizes
German plans reportedly include releasing up to one million French prisoners in stages to ease civil reintegration. Unemployment in France tops 1.1 million, with 300,000 in the Paris area, while Germans press for limited French production to avoid direct competition. Laval seeks prestige by addressing labor needs despite risks.
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English Channel
Brittany
Vichy
France
Paris
Germany
Laval
Hurja Pathfinder Disputes Victory Certainty For Willsia
Hurja Pathfinder across rural circulation exceeding one million weekly cautions that his figures do not guarantee Willsia’s win. He stresses that polls and turnout could alter outcomes, urging caution before declaring a winner.
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Pathfinder
Hurja
Willsia
PUC Eyes Sliding Scale Proposal in Edison York Case
The Public Utility Commission, eyeing a settlement in the Edison York rate dispute, sets a November conference with Associated Gas and Electric. Commissioner Beamish advocates a sliding scale where profits above six and a half percent go to consumers via rate cuts or funded employee benefits. The plan would auto trigger future rate reductions without new rate cases.
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Edison York
Public Utility Commission
Associated Gas and Electric System
Pennsylvania
Commission
York Edison
United States Supreme Court
Richard J. Beamish
Beamish
Utility Commission
Hurja Predicts Willkie Roosevelt Electoral Totals
Hurja bases Oct 26 scenario on 10 days before election. He forecasts Willkie total 353 electoral votes and Roosevelt 178 with state by state tallies including Maryland 8 and New York 47 for Willkie, Texas 23 and California 22. He cites a Prairie Fire sweep from Maine to the Atlantic, then back across the country, leaving only the Solid South. The piece also notes British mines around Salonika and terse Italian communiques on Epirus as World War II reporting.
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Hurja
Willkie
Maryland
West Virginia
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Colorado
Idaho
Mexico
Wyoming
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
California
Oregon
Washington
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Arizona
Montana
Nevada
Utah
Delaware
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Pacific
Atlantic
Kan
Salonika
Grecian
Mediterrenean
Greece
Epirus
Kelibaki
North Africa
Naples
Britain Attacks Naples as Balkan Front War Intensifies
As Balkans see fighting on the 100 mile front, British RAF bombs Naples, Italy, in a wider assault. Italian defenses face Greek sniping in mountainous sectors. Reports claim raids near Tirana and other Albanian cities, amid calls for stronger Allied strikes on Rome and Italian targets.
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Salonika
Italy
Naples
London News-Chronicle
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Rome
Mussolini
Belgrade
Greece
Tirana
Albania
France Sees Rising Anti Nazi Sentiment Amid Occupation
War Today reports growing unrest in France under Nazi occupation with undercover sabotage and a shift in public mood. It notes British distrust fading, Laval’s anti democracy stance, and signs of France moving toward collaboration while resistance remains a factor in the national spirit.
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Dewtit
MacKenzie T
France
Herr Hitler
Europe
Laval
Roy P. Porter
Associated Press
Paris
England
Politics On Air Tonight United broadcast lineup for 1930s figures
A schedule listing political figures and writers on air across NBC and CBS networks. Notables include Wendell Willkie, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Cordell Hull, Harold Ickes, Bruce Barton, and Kathleen Norris with various time slots and cities such as Salt Lake City New York and San Francisco. The item compiles network assignments and broadcast periods for the evening.
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Wilkie
Charles L. McNary
Salt Lake City
NBC Blue
Denver
Cal
Herbert Hoorer
Irvin
Cobb
San Francisco
Kathleen Norris
New
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brooklyn Music Hall
New York
NBC Red
Harold L. Ickes
Wilkes- Barre
Cordell Hull
Washington
Sinclair Lewis
Madison
Wis
Alexander Woolcott
CBS
Henry A. Wallace
Steubenville
Markets Report From Pittsburg and Chicago Trading Posts
Market notes from Pittsburgh and Chicago show moderate demand across fruits vegetables and grains. Apples and potatoes steady with varied regional prices, while wheat futures remain firm awaiting crop reports and livestock in Pittsburgh markets show steady cattle hogs and lambs across weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Life Sentence for Prisoner in Insurance Murder Case
Philadelphia news reports Mrs. Millie Giacobbe, 52, convicted of poisoning her husband for life insurance, was denied a new trial and ordered to life imprisonment at Muncy Industrial Home for Women. The Philadelphia insurer murder ring case had two other women sentenced to death. Judge Louis B. Levinthal heard her denial and she proclaimed her innocence.
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Philadelphia
Millie Giacobbe
Muncy
Louis B. Levinthal
Giacobbe
Resistance mood grows in France amid De Gaulle aid
Nazi efforts to quell the De Gaulle led Free French network in unoccupied and occupied France face growing resistance. Refugee governments in London indicate continuing opposition while sabotage increases at Nazi bases. Britain’s stance, with U S support and Churchill promises, strengthens French morale and anti-Nazi sentiment. In sports, the Hornets begin pre season with an intra squad game in Johnstown ahead of their Hershey game.
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England
Germany
United States
Britain
General de Gaulle
Committee of “Free
London
Churchill
France
Occupied
de Gaulle
Belgium
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Holland
Norway
Luxembourg
Hornets
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Hockey Hornets
Hershey
Old Bucknell professor dies after long service
Danville November 1 Dr William C Bartel 81 professor emeritus of mathematics astronomy and historian at Bucknell University died in a hospital from pneumonia and heart condition Known as the universitys Grand Old Man his Bucknell ties spanned more than half a century He captained the Bucknell baseball team which lost only ten games in four years Graduated 1872 he taught in Centre Hall Mansfield Limerock Conn and Union Grove Wis before returning to the University as an instructor in 1881 retiring 1927
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Danville
William C. Bartel
Bucknell University
Bucknell
University
Bartel
Centre Hall
Mansfield
Limerock
Conn
Union Grove
Wis
Lawlaburg Institution
County Gets Road Subsidy
Harrisburg reports the Department of Highways set regulations for a $1,062,800 payment to second class townships for road upkeep. This quarterly allotment, due in December, follows a General Assembly appropriation of $8,500,000 to townships for two years. Indiana county received $24,771 in payments.
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Harrisburg
Department of Highways
General Assembly
Indiana
Clown Water Diver Dies After Halloween Accident
Milford Del November 1 a clown in a water diving act died from injuries after being hurled 120 feet from a ladder during dismantling of the act's equipment following a Halloween celebration Walter Caldrell 38 of Raleigh NC struck a fellow crew member on the ground when a guy wire was hit by an automobile The driver is held on $8000 bail for a hearing
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Milford
Del
Walter Caldrell
Raleigh
N. C
Caldrell
Edith Padgett Bags Bear in Cherokee Forest Hunt
Edith Huss Padgett, wife of Tellico Plains postmaster, won the annual Cherokee National Forest bear and wild boar hunt in the rugged mountains. She killed a 400 pound black bear with two shots at 65 yards using a rifle in Tenn on November 19 1971.
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Tellico Plains Tenn
Cherokee National Forest
Edith Huss Padgett
Tellico Plains
Stock Market Ticker Snarled With Mixed Percentages Across Firms
A crowded listing of company names and percentage figures appears, indicating varied market moves. Notable entries include Anaconda, Amoco, Boeing, Chrysler, General Electric, IBM-like codes, and several rail and utility firms, with many percentages scattered.
White House secretary apologizes for New York train altercation
Stephan Early sends apology to New York police for hurtful incident at Pennsylvania Station involving White House officials and journalists attempting to board a Presidential Special for Washington. Officer James Sloan says he was kicked. Early disputes wrongdoing and cites Republican politics. Sloan later tells Joe Louis he is a Democrat voting for Roosevelt.
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Washington
Navy
New York
Stephan Early
White House
Pennsylvania Station
Early
James Sloan
Sloan
Lewis J. Valentine
Joe Louis
Willkie
Roosevelt
Aluminum price cut to 17 cents a pound in November
The Aluminum Company of America reduced aluminum prices by one cent per pound, its third cut this year, effective November 18 bringing the price to 17 cents the lowest ever. AAoA aims to aid national defense during the wartime emergency while expanding facilities at a cost of 150 million dollars to meet defense needs.
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Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
Treasury Balance Report for October 30
Treasury figures show receipts of 11.59 million and expenditures of 27.28 million. Net balance stands at 1.6208 billion with a gross debt of 44.1221 billion. Increase over the previous day is 5.5528 million.
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Alco
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Boeing Airplane
Borden Co
Briggs Mig
Case
J I Co
Ches and Ohio
Chrysler
Cons Edison
Consol Oil
Curtiss-Wright
del Lack
West
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont del
Eastman Kodak
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Greyhound Corp
Hercules
Interlake Iron
Int Harvester
Nick Can
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Cop
Kresge (Ss
Lehigh Val Coal Ve Loew’s Inc
Montgom Ward
Nash-Kelymnator
Ste Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Ray Nat Distillers
N Y Central RR
North Ameria
Northern Pacific
Packard Motor
Param Pictures
Penney
J C
Penn RR
Svc NJ
Pullman
Pure
Radio Corp of Am
Reading Co
Repub Steel
Reynolds Tob
Seara Roebuck
Socony-Vacuum
Ah Sperry Corp
Studebaker Corp
Bo Texas Corp m
United Aircraft
Obituary notices and memorials from the region
Obituaries list Agnes Wickes and Mary Caroline Kime among others, with service details. Names include Mrs Mary Houton, Mrs Theresa Scott, and various local families. Funeral times, locations, and cemeteries are provided for Cherry Tree, Burnside, Armstrong township, Penn Run, and King Pennsylvania.
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Agnes Wickes
Mary Houton
Washington, D. C
Theresa Scott
Clearland, O
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Sara Bond
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PUC
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Grimes
Long Island
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Steve Early
APO Y
N. Y
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the Treasury
Mary Caroline Kime
Charles
Cleora
Bartlebaugh) Kime
Cherry Tree
Miners Hospital
Spangler
George Jepson
Burnside
Jepson
Odd Fellows
Calvin Walker
Armstrong Township
Curry Run Presbyterian Church
William G. Vincent
Orson
Rice
John Rice
Penn Run
C. Thornton Hayg
Clark Bay, JR
Wayne Avenue
Robinson Funeral Home
Frank BH. Earhart
Oakland Cemetery
Carrie E. Ling
St. Mark Lutheran and Reform Church
King, Pa
King Cemetery
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