Finland Doubtful on Ceasing Hostilities with Soviet Union
Reports in Fins and London claimed Finland would stop fighting Soviet Russia but Finnish authorities and Helsinki denials suggested no peace move. Press consensus rejected the peace offer as unlikely and misinterpreted.
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Sulletin
Runtingat
Helsenet
Ifelshokine Spers
Soviet Russa
London
Finland
Soviet Union
Stockhollm
CBS
New York
Stockholm
White Sea
Helsinki
Centinnea
Weather Anomaly Follows War Weather Forecast
Thursday night brought repeated thunder and lightning, odd for fall, as forecasters say the warm conditions persist. Lew Castle marks Poppy Day with veterans selling on the street to aid disabled World War veterans. A long auto line on North Street disrupted traffic when a truck sped onto the streetcar track and blocked routes.
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Lew Castle
North Street
Washington
MN Street
Noth Street
Daily Weather Report for United States
24 hour period ending this morning reports maximum temperature 85 and minimum 39 with 0.71 inches precipitation and river stage at 5 feet. Figures for the same date year ago show higher rainfall at 3 inches and different temperature ranges.
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United States
Billion Dollar Aid Promised Russia
President Roosevelt announced a one billion dollar lend-lease pledge to the Soviet Union to spur continued resistance against Germany. Officials say transport limits prevent immediate practical help, but the gesture aims to bolster Soviet morale as Moscow fronts push back toward the Urals.
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Washington
Nasisim
Russia
Deut Roosevelt
Germany
Moscow
Ural
Josef Stalin
Stalin Calls Troops to Fight for Victory on Anniversary
Moscow dispatch reports Joseph Stalin urged Soviet soldiers and workers to victory under Lenin’s banner on the 24th anniversary of the October Revolution. He said Germany’s crimes will crush themselves and praised the front’s strong defense despite temporary setbacks.
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Moscow
Sosef Stalin
Lenin
Russia
Stalin
Germany
Soviet Union
Oday
Must Tighten Price Control
Washington expects renewed pressure for a tighter price control bill after the Ways and Means Committee rejected a treasury proposal for immediate consideration of a new 6 billion dollar tax plan. Secretary Morgenthau urged heavy taxes to shrink money in circulation and curb inflation, while acknowledging current price controls fail to halt inflation.
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Griffing
Bancroft Internacional Ews ‘Service Statt
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mor-genthau
Special Audit of State Funds Will Be Made
Gov. Arthur H. James announces an independent audit of the Democratic controlled state treasury and auditor general's departments amid alleged misappropriation. State Treasurer G. Harold Wagner and Auditor General P. Clair Ross consented. audit firm identity is to be well known for integrity and capacity.
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Everett Gexry
British Planes Hit German Ports In Wide Mining Ops
British air forces conducted extensive mining operations in enemy waters and attacked Wilhelmshaven Hamburg and other locations in northwestern Germany. The air ministry announced that docks at Le Havre on the German-occupied French coast were also shelled.
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Internations News
London
Wilhelmshaven
Hamburg
Germany
Air Ministry
le Havre
Dhe
Tornado rips roof off St Walburra home in St Marys
A freak tornado struck the St Walburra home an elderly care institution run by Benedictine Sisters in St Marys Pa tearing the roof away but all 19 residents escaped injury. A roof section struck a power line halting a nearby carbon plant for hours.
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L International News Service
ST. Marys
St Walburra
Benedictine Sisters
Local Selectees Transferred To Southern Camps
Harrisburg reports 254 inductees from New Cumberland Army reception center moved to Fort Bragg North Carolina and Fort Benning Georgia. Names include William Kazenski Charles Henry Jr Alfred Burgo Walter Conover Ernest DeJoseph Andy Domenick James Gibson Manalo Guido George Buazzo William Dean Lawrence De Stefano Willis Poster Eugene Glover Darrell Gould William Haeving Joseph Henry James Johnson Ralph Novello Joseph Parisi Stanley Loceny Jack Rigny John Shel lok Paul Grinz Glenn McFeely Slippery Rock and New Castle areas among others.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Army Reception Center
New Cumberland
Fort Bragg
N.C
Fort Benning
Almansthorities
63Nd Air Base Group
Lawson Field
Ft. Benning
New Caste
Ffeid Artery Replacement Center
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Alfred V. Burgo
Walter K. Conover
Ernest 4. DeJoseph
Andy J. Domenick
James D. Gibson
Manalo A. Guido
George Buazzo
William B. Dean
Lawrence F. DeStefano
Willis E. Poster
Eugene M. Glover
Darrell W. Gould
Long Campaign Faces Germans Says Moscow
Moscow reports counter attacks by Russians along the front in Crimea. Russians admit gains by Nazis in Crimea and claim heavy German air losses while civilians evacuate Sevastopol per Vichy broadcast. Russians say Hanga peninsula and northern front partly evacuated. peninsula near Gulf of Finland note.
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M International
Pati Kreibyshev
Magean
Second Japanese Steamer Is Sunk
Berlin reports the Japanese steamer Taku Mari sunk in the Sea of Japan off Cape Game with 22 deaths. The 3278-ton ship carried 46 crew. 24 rescued. This marks the second Japanese ship loss in 24 hours after the passenger liner Keh Maru went down off Areca late Wednesday night after mine damage. reports say 144 missing, 17 dead, 9 injured.
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International News Service
Berlin
Taku Mari
Sea of Japan
Cape Game
Maru
Areca
Houtzdale Man Is Found Drowned In Bedver Run
Oscar Anderson aged 60 of Houtzdale is reported drowned after falling through guardrails in Bedver Run. His wife located the body about 6:30 this morning. no inquest will be held per acting Coroner Dr. E S Erhard.
Plans Set for Armistice Day Observance Next Tuesday
General Committee head Orville Potter reports Armistice Day plans are nearly complete for the event next Tuesday evening. A parade committee meeting Sunday will outline the line of march and assign participating organizations. Judges include Alan B. Davis, Carroll R. McClelland, Jor F. Rep Jogie, with Capt Len W McClelland and Capt John d Finnes overseeing the judging. Defense Reserve Corps units from Philadelphia and other cities will march, the evening opening with a parade at 7:30, Moor show at The Arena, a feast, then dancing to end the program.
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Orville Potter
Uhe
Alan B. Davis
Westminster College
Carroll R
Farrell
Jor F. Rep- Jogie
Len W McClelland
John d. Finnes
Defense Reserve Corps
Pennsylvania Defense Reserve Corps
Ulery
Pittsburg
Canopats
Neshannork
Football Scores and Schedule Notes
Football scores mention a tie progress update and observe the following schedule. Castle Youngsters are referenced in a fast game zone context with notes on reporting and observations of upcoming events.
Local Scores Schedule Notice for Saturday Afternoon
A fragment outlines a schedule with phony times and calls to Mie News about college scores. It mentions 4000 to 10 p.m. and 175 after 10 p.m. with unspecified events. Details are unclear but indicate a Saturday afternoon scores update and a post 10 pm window.
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Mie
College Es Werse
Marines May Leave China Amid Talks on Withdrawal
President Roosevelt said the United States is considering withdrawing its 1800 Marines from China, with detachments in Peiping Shanghai and Tientsin. The move is seen as reducing friction with Japan or pressuring for talks, signaling readiness for Far East contingencies. In Shanghai and Peiping, HQ units service company and battalions are affected.
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Washington
Roosevelt
China
U.S
United States
Peiping
Shanghai
Tientsin
Japan
Far East
Navy
Pelping Aid
Thentsin
Neutrality Act Debate Near End
The Senate debated the Neutrality Act with leaders seeking to limit speeches and move toward a vote. Roosevelt urged speedy passage while Senator Barkley signaled a vote timetable after earlier addresses. Sen Clark and Dr. Mo objected to a fixed debate time, fearing important amendments may be blocked. The article notes ongoing partisan efforts and anticipated decision in the chamber.
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Washington
Senate Dendors
Yale
Chandler
Byo Todas
Britain
Roosevelt
Berkley
Barkley
Sen. Clark
Dr. Mo
Senate
Fight Circus Elephants Die Fight Circus Elephants Die
Atlanta report details arsenic poisoning of the Rink Brothers circus elephant herd. Seven elephants died or were euthanized after the incident, with others ill as the troupe pressed on. Dr. C Reynolds Clark, state chemist, cited arsenic exposure from sprayed vegetation as the likely cause. The circus resumed travel despite the tragedy.
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Atlanta
Rink
Bional
Lanta
School Play Well Presented
Dramatics class staged Hilda Mannings Going on Seventeen at the senior high, with girls more streamlined than past shows yet the familiar boy and girl motifs remained. The breezy dialogue and performances evoked youthful charm and nostalgia as the audience enjoyed the production.
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Eilean
Hilda Manning
Wage Increase To Be Accepted By Railroads
The Carriers Conference Committee announced today the acceptance of the compromise wage increases for railroad employees. The plan, recommended by the Arefael-Tindigg commission appointed by President Roosevelt, aims to avert a nationwide strike across eastern and western carriers. The move signals progress toward updated pay scales and labor peace in the railroad system.
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Ghicago
Arefael-Tindigg Commission
Roosevelt
Carriers Conference
Eastern
Western
Goultegsterh Rat Tae Seapakeigiat Xewe Service
Death Record Notices Amid 1944 Local Listings
Obituary style death notices list individuals Mavis Aes CW Vean Antoniatti and Carrie Baxter Swank among others. Entries reference addresses such as Novi Cedar street New Castine Kensington and Auld Agnew street with ages and familial ties noted in brief formats typical of unsigned community death notices.
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Aes
Mavis
Sir Novi Cedar
Chest Workers Jubilant Over Final Division Totals
New Castle community notes celebrate chest workers after final division reports show total contributions. Chairman Joel S. McKee praises efforts, with key donors listed, including A S1191.00 and Professions 149.50, under R. Le Meer and Rev. Peter LeBenne.
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New Castle
Cominiunits
Pearly Neti
R. le Meer
Joel S. McKee
J. Glenn Berry
Peter le Benne Aime
Pennsy Vets to Hold Reunion This November
Pennsylvania veterans plan a reunion in November with assembled members including Fisher, Peterson, Guinash and others reflecting on past service. The event, hosted by Ashighwia Veterans, celebrates long camaraderie and shared memories.
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Asylvania
M_ Fisher
Stane
B. G. Peterson
C. Wwing
G. A. Guinash
Tone Za
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Crimea
Berlin Radio
Houtzdale
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U. S
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Ringling Circus
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Arthur Mometer
Wiemi
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