Two Year Old Tommy Martin Lost Overnight
Two year old Tommy Martin missing since Friday afternoon sparked a large citywide search in Bessemer. Volunteers from Boy Scouts and local police joined residents as Gerald Scott, a four year old friend of Martin, was reported missing but later found. Tommy was discovered by Tous Sansa early morning with both feet prosen sul suf fering from exposure and moved to Jameson Memorial Hospitals for treatment.
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New Castle News Briefs Reflect Local and National Delays
PA News observes local and national notes with remarks on castor oil for rubber, Thanksgiving dates, water mains extensions near William Ferrer residence, and a winter lull slowing building work. Duplex housing and modernization emerge as demand drivers while residents seek better local kafers.
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New Castle
Daily Weather Report Summary
United States weather statistics for the 4 hour period ending at 5 a.m. show temperature readings of 37.1 and 33. Precipitation 0.04 inches. River stage 3 feet. For the same date a year earlier temperatures were 44 and 30, precipitation 0.02 inches.
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Snowstorm Closes Roads Across Western Pennsylvania
One half to four inches of snow fell in western and north central Pennsylvania, with roads remaining open but crews addressing dangerous stretches. Counties affected include Crawford, Erie, Venango, Clearfield, Cameron, Elk, McKean, Potter, Somerset and Jefferson as of today.
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Finnish Troops Hold Soviet Forces On Front
Helsinki date report says clear weather allowed Finnish troops to hold growing Soviet forces at bay across three fronts including the Carelian isthmus and Arctic areas. Snow and cold hindered Soviet tank progress while Finnish artillery battered near the Mannerheim line. Soviet reinforcements were reported continuing.
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New Dealers In Battle To Halt McNutt Room
Washington dispatch reports an intra party struggle as insiders allege President Roosevelt backs a plan to block Paul V. McNutt of Indiana from securing the 1940 Democratic nomination. Harold L. Ickes targets McNutt while the White House tensions rise over campaign support and potential retirement of Josephus?an.
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White House
Indianan
Joe Uchanan
Four Killed In Crash Of Autos Near Birmingham
Four youths under 21 died in a head on collision and fire on the Juniper highway west of Birmingham. Killed were Angela Melton Tom Barnes W D Glenn and J D Mienals. Injured were Stella Hillhouse Laura McIntosh and Clifford Bolton. Both cars burned after the crash.
Japan to test Britain's resolve over German goods
Tokyo plans a direct test of Britain by sailing the Sanyo Maru filled with German-origin products transshipped through Holland. If intercepted, the Japanese ship will be inspected by British authorities and Japan warns of countermeasures if its shipping is interfered with.
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Britain
Holland
County Truckers Honor State Head With Safety Campaign
Over 200 truckers gathered at the Castleton hotel ballroom to honor Howard Gibbs, president of the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association. Safety and courtesy were stressed by speakers including Mayor Charles E. McGrath and Paul W. Keely. Don McFadden of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission spoke on truck regulation.
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Howard Gibbs
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Lawrence County
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Troop K Armory Inspection Highlights Cavalry Unit
Federal inspection of Troop K 108th Cavalry at the Armory ended with officers and men praised for overall drill. Major W J Sherwood from First Corps Area HQ Baltimore led the review, with Regimental Commander Co Benjamin C Jones Tyrone and Maj Burton Andrus in attendance. Col Jones commended Capt George F Seyffert for horsemanship improvements and noted the unit's disciplined turnout.
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Altoona
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George F. Seyffert
Bea
Newcaster
More British Ships Are Sunk and Danish Collier Lost
A new wave of British merchant ship sinkings raises the toll to 100 lives in 48 hours. The 6655 ton freighter Brendon torpedoed off the west coast, nine crew killed, four hospitalised. The 7511 ton Gerea sank after a mine off the east coast. seven saved, captain missing. Danish collier Scotia, 2400 tons, sank in the North Sea after an explosion with crew deaths. Agim Maru, a Japanese steamer, feared for after a London Tokyo voyage.
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Boat Is Missing Off Maine Coast
President Roosevelt ordered the navy and coastguard to search for the scallop dragging boat Madelin Flora missing for 19 days off Rockland Maine with nine men aboard. Navy patrol and other craft near Maine were alerted after Maine fishermen telegrams, and coastguard boats were instructed to search for the missing craft.
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Dauphin County Jury Clears D L Lawrence
Dauphin County jury of nine Republicans and three Democrats finds D L Lawrence not guilty on all five counts including conspiracy extortion and election law violations. Verdict after five and a half hours of deliberation follows a 23 day trial. Lawrence to face new charges with Ralph Bashore and others in January.
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Two Girls Injured in Auto Crash at Moravia and Division
Miss Exlen Beck aged 17 and Miss Pearl Walter 19 of 244 Smithfield Street were rushed to New Castle Hospital after a yard engine automatic crash on a Pennsylvania crossing at Moravia and Division Streets Friday around 9 15 p m. Both sustained non serious injuries. Stanley Dick driver of the automobile escaped injury.
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New Castle
Soviet Planes Raid Finnish Naval Base Amid Front Attacks
Soviet bombing sorties hit a Finnish naval base at Hanko as Finnish ski troops claim a two mile wide surprise attack in the Petsamo region. Meanwhile Swedish volunteers numbering 500 enroll in the Finnish army and Swedish donors contribute 1,000,000 Finnish marks to the war effort.
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Mystery Ship Off Vera Cruz Observed Near Harbor
Reported sighting near Vera Cruz described a vessel seen about five miles offshore. Passengers aboard Halland-American ferry noted a mysterious ship. observers speculated it could be a British gunboat or a German liner preparing to sail, while authorities ordered checks under international law.
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Adir Scheer
Polish Aid Fund Drive Planned For Sunday Afternoon
Funds to aid the Polish people will be raised Sunday afternoon December 10 at Falcon hall Miller avenue two o clock. A vivid water feature will be the highlight of the afternoon. The drive extends countywide as Poland endures invasion and suffering at the hands of German and Russian forces. Mrs Vivian Scholer of Neshar Nock avenue is recovering from surgery at Jameson Memorial hospital.
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Miller Avenue
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Neshar- Nock Avenue
Jameson Maerial Hospital
Finland Invasion Drives League Session Tension
Soviet invasion of Finland looms over a League of Nations session. Britain and France resist moves risking Soviet-Russian complications. Geneva hosts cautious talks with no clear action agreed, while Balkan nations and Romania hesitantly weigh responses.
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Weather Outlook For Coming Week
Weather outlook for the coming week highlights a mixed pattern across regions including the East district, upper valley areas, and Tennessee. The brief notes timing and areas affected, with potential changes in temperatures and precipitation across the period.
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Tennessee
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Untitled cryptic verse fragment hints at a distant past
A fragmentary historical text evokes a distant scene with misread names and shifting lines. It mentions a journey, a cello, echoes of a North Coast setting, and a bright day with forty dames and a fleeting vigil. The illegible wording suggests era-bound speech and a narrator recalling events.
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