11 Are Known Dead Fear For 10 More U S Investigating
Explosions at three explosives plants in New Jersey and Pennsylvania kill at least 11 with up to 21 feared dead as authorities probe possible defense contract links. AMERICAN Cyanamid Burton Powder Works Trojan Powder Allentown New Castle Woodbridge Edison Bayonne.
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U. S
Pennsylvania
Jersey
Associated Press
United Railway and Signal Company
Woodbridge
N. J
Manhattan
Burton Powder Works
American Cyanamid Corporation
Edinburg
New Castle
Trojan Powder Company
Allentown
Trojan Company
Army
Navy
Buts
American Cyanamid and Chemical Corporation
Robert McCullough
McCullough
Burton Explosive Company
Lee Waddell
Elmer Kilduff
Howard Duncan
American Canamid and Chemical Corporation
Pittsburgh
Calro Chemical Division
Bound Brook
Vitamin K Liquid Poised to Save Mothers and Newborns
Louisville reports predict a future in which vitamin K liquid, resembling cod liver oil, will save thousands of lives by improving blood clotting. Dr. Walter Hume notes deficiency causes pro thrombin failure. doctors foresee routine use before, during, and after delivery to prevent hemorrhage.
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Stephen J
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Southern Medical Association
Walter Hume
Louisville
Supreme Court again refuses to weigh Weiss case
The Supreme Court refused a second time to review the conviction of Seymour Weiss a leader of the Interne FP on charges involving mailing a fraud scheme against Louisiana State University The action also covered Louis LeSage and J Emory Adama who were convicted of selling 75 000 furnishings for a New Orleans hotel already owned by the university The court denied review on October 21 and the defendants urged reconsideration claiming the 75 000 check was mailed by a bank for collection not by them.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Seymour Weiss
Interney FP
Murder Charge Filed Against Game Warden in Louisiana Death
Beaumont dispatch reports Game Warden C. C. Crow of Jasper and Newton counties was bound over to the Jasper county grand jury on a murder charge in connection with Oscar Snider of Field Louisiana who died October 15. Crow was released on 2 500 bond.
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Beaumont
Tex
C. C. Crow
Jasper
Newton Counties
Oscar Snider
Field
Crow
Jasper County
Missing Child Murray Upshaw Jr Found Dead in Woods
The body of two year old Murray Upshaw Jr was found in the woods near his North Georgia mountain home in Bartow county. Safety officials said a state trooper located the child and the cause of death was not yet known. The boy had been missing since Friday and was found about a mile and a half from the Upshaw home. The family expressed sadness but relief at knowing the fate.
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Woodbridge
N. J
United Railway and Signal Corporation
Trenton
Perth Amboy General Hospital
Railway Hospital
Dominic la Penta
Sophie Huber
Sixth Avenue
Port Reading
Costello
Perth Amboy
Frank Edley
Signal Plant
Edley
Water Company
United Railway
Michael J. Angel
State Bureau of Explosives
John Egan
Woodbridge Township
Washington
Army and Navy
Middlesex Water Company
Signal
Bayonne
Middlesex
Cartersville
Murray Upshaw
North Georgia Mountain
Lon Sullivan
Upshaw Place
Sullivan
Joe Parker
Upshaw
Bartow County
Dr. Lorio's Trial Opens in Capital Federal Court
Baton Rouge November 12. The nail fraud case against Dr. Clarence A. Lorio former state senator and university medical director opened in federal court with government witness E N Jackson absent. Judge A J Cailloouet ordered Jackson brought to court.
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Baton Rouge
E. N. Jackson
Louisiana State University
Clarence A. Lorio
A. J. Cailloouet
Jackson
Hitler Receives Molotov in Berlin Talks on Balkans Policy
Soviet Premier Vyacheslav Molotov arrived in Berlin for talks with Adolf Hitler and Joachim von Ribbentrop. The first visit to Germany accompanied by 33 aides, Molotov met with German officials amid speculation over Russia joining the Axis and shaping Balkan strategy.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Comissar
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Balkans
Molotoff
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Germany
CST
Ribbentrop
Bellevue Castle
Foreign Office
Anhalter Station
Hitler
Willkie Speech Outlines GOP Course In 1941 Congress
Washington observers studied Willkie’s postscript speech from the 1940 campaign as a three part Republican program. They expect domestic clashes in the new Congress over defense aid to Britain, labor and farmer protections, and curbs on government spending and executive power. Willkie avoided foreign policy specifics but warned against verbal provocations toward war.
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Washington
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Willkie
New York
Britain
Republican Party
Congress
Poison pancakes kill 12 43 in Pittsburgh
Doctors and chemists battle to save 43 men stricken by food poisoning likely from roach powder in pancakes. Twelve men died after an Armistice Day breakfast at a Salvation Army home in Lawrenceville. The cook, Arthur Wilson, 30, fell ill and claimed no idea how the powder entered the batter.
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Pittsburgh
Salvation Army
Army
Lawrenceville
Arthur Wilson
P. J. Henney
Cotton quota debate highlighted for Louisiana farmers
A meeting in Ouachita parish stressed the December 7 cotton marketing quota referendum and the 21 per cent minimum acreage rule under the 1941 AAA program. About 60 county agents and farm leaders from 14 parishes attended to hear Claude W. Davis and G. J. Durbin discuss supply, demand, and wartime effects on exports.
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Louisiana
Ouachita Parish
AAA
Agricultural Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Claude W. Davis
G. J. Durbin
Peckinpaugh Named Indians Manager Again
Cleveland November 12 Roger Peckinpaugh is named manager of the Cleveland Indians. At 49 he becomes a rarity by twice managing the same major league club, following a 1928–1933 run. He succeeds Oscar Vitt, fired after leading the team to second place. Alva Bradley announced a two year contract.
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Cleveland
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Peckinpaugh
Peck
Oscar Vitt
Alva Bradley
Questionnaires Mailed For First Peacetime Draft
First batch of questionnaires for the anticipated peacetime draft will be mailed Monday afternoon to draft registrants in Twin Cities and Ouachita parish. About 65 volunteers head the list for a one year training program, with 362 as the parish quota. Registrants to June 1941. 175 to be drafted by board No. 1 and 187 by board No. 2.
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Twin Cities
Ouachita Parish
Selective Service Boards No. 1
Board Pk
Board No. 2
Jocel Draft Board
Red Cross Drives Toward 3200 Members in Ousehita Parish
Red Cross workers in the Ousehita parish chapter press a campaign to reach at least 3,200 memberships. Under chairman E C Gibgen and Clifford M. The drive began Tuesday and will run through the campaign day with gifts in ten.
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Ousehita Parish
American Red Cross
C. Gibgen
Gifts In Ten
Clifford M. & O
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Union Producing Company
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Southern Carbon Company
Ouachita National Bank
C. S. Walker
Bernhardt Building
Fred Kalil
Alvis Hotel
J. A. Combs
City Pas
RED Cross
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