Signs Intensify Of Crisis In Far East
War scare grows as Burma and Thailand issue alerts over possible Japanese offensives. Rangoon says Burma would face any invasion on Chinese soil, while Bangkok warns Thais to defend neutrality by arms. Churchill warns Britain would wage war within an hour if Japan joins the U.S. conflict. Reuters dispatch notes Tokyo's foreign office reacts to such talk. Continued on page two.
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Big Armistice Day Parade To Occur Tonight
New Castle hosts its biggest armistice day parade in a decade with about 5 000 expected. The event starts at 7 30 pm from East Washington and Morton, travels to the Diamond then north on North Jefferson to Grant, ending near Jefferson. Parade officials moved the start to East Washington to ease downtown congestion. Spectators are urged to watch from sidewalks and vantage points along East Washington.
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Parade Watchers Urged to Stay on Sidewalk Tonight
The paper notes instructions for Washington street observers to remain on sidewalks during the parade to avoid crowding the street and improve viewing. A car parked too close to the curb displaced a streetcar causing a delay around four o’clock yesterday afternoon. Flora Robinson of 387 Martin Street brought a pink rose to The News office.
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Daily Weather Report Summary
Weather statistics for the period ending with limited readable data show a brief daily report. No clear locations dates or specific measurements are extractable from the fragment provided.
Demands Heavy Bombing Of Rome
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Churchill temporarily rejected a demand for heavy air bombardment of Rome. Commander Archibald Southby and Lt. Col. Thomas Moore pressed Italy’s atrocities in Montenegro as justification. Churchill said Italy would be hurt when possible under the long term bombing plan but would not elaborate.
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Defense Workers Parade Hits Pittsburgh Armistice Day
About 20 000 defense workers marched through Pittsburgh to mark the 23rd Armistice anniversary. The observance honored World War I dead while signaling continued steel production for future national defense. The text notes ongoing growth of mills and arms production as the United States readies for defense in World War II.
Hitler Bans Armistice Day Observance Across Occupied Lands
International dispatch reports Germany decreed November 12 a day of degradation in the Reich and in territories from the Channel coast to the Ukraine. No poppies or mourners at Paris cemeteries, and no Armistice commemoration as in previous years, reflecting a stark shift under Hitler.
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Deny Germany Seeking Peace
Berlin denounces Churchill claim of a German peace offensive as an outright lie. A Wilhelm Strasse spokesman says no German peace feelers exist, war will continue relentlessly until victory. Also reports German planes bomb Moscow targets during the night.
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British Bombing Attacks Hit Naples and Brindisi Ports
In Rome on November 11 the Fascist high command announced new British bombing raids targeted Italian port cities Naples and Brindisi. The statement framed the attacks as renewed aggression in the Mediterranean theater.
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Vandals Break Third Window at Empty House on Waldo Street
At 10 20 p m Monday a large glass window in Waldo street was broken by vandals. This was the third window broken in as many weeks at the recently remodelled empty house. Police hope to capture those responsible and expect an arrest soon.
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Consistory Fall Reunion to Open Wednesday
The Valley of New Castle Consistory AASR plans a three day reunion starting Wednesday afternoon with a large class of candidates. Commander-In-Chief John E. Eliott announced registration from 9 to 4 and degrees to begin after 8 o clock each day.
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Red Cross Roll Call Under Way in Lawrence County
Workers began the annual Roll Call of the Lawrence County Chapter American Red Cross today seeking a $20,000 fund. Bottles with collars announced the drive as Norman E. Clark and H R McCulloch urged support amid wartime needs and a larger mission.
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Defense Board Rejects Lewis Captive Mine Union Shop Demands
The Defense Mediation Board rejected John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers push for a union shop in the captive mines. The 8 to 2 vote directs steel companies to adopt the Appalachian agreement without a union shop clause, as President Roosevelt warns that any obstacle to steel output harms national defense.
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Armistice Day Sees No Memorial Service For WWI Dead
Washington reports that thirty thousand American soldiers buried in Nazi occupied France and Belgium from World War I cannot be honored on Armistice Day 1941. German orders allegedly forbid wreaths or services, leaving commemorations blocked by Europe’s war. The American Battle Monuments Commission said plans are unclear and did not explain further.
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Belgium
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Lewis Calling Leaders to Decide on Coal Mine Strike
John L. Lewis convenes United Mine Workers policy committees for Friday to decide if another walkout will be ordered in company owned coal mines of major steel producers. Roosevelt warns against individualistic interests harming steel production while a White House meeting includes a Lewis lieutenant.
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Perry 5. Gaston Post Parade in Monaca
About 80 members of the Perry 5. Gaston Post American Legion Jnisy band joined a Monaca parade for Veterans Day. They traveled from Beaver Valley on P. & L. E. railroad special coaches to New Castle and will attend the war memorial service at the Diamond. Dr. D. L. Ferguson will speak.
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Temperature Drop to 28 Forecast in Pittsburgh Area
Snow, fog, and sub freezing temperatures hit western Pennsylvania as a man died amid the cold. A 28 degree low was forecast for the Pittsburgh district with skies clearing later but temperatures staying near freezing.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pennsvania
Ace
Death Record for Stefania Jamel and Ralph Jobeph Garder
Death notices list Stefania Jamel aged 48 and Ralph Joseph Garder aged 60 from Gaorder's Millx with fragmented dates in November. The readable items indicate a local death record clipping with names and ages.
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President Warns Grave Danger Facing Nation
President Roosevelt warns that a grave danger threatens the nation and urges every citizen to carry on the battle to preserve liberty. He cites sacrifices at Arlington National Cemetery and calls on Americans to ensure those dead did not die in vain by upholding democracy and duty.
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British naval victory grows in Mediterranean losses
London Navy reports three Italian destroyers sunk and two seriously damaged in Sunday Mediterranean action. Axis losses include ten ships sunk, with further details promised as the Admiralty issued the latest casualty figures. Continued on page 40.
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Arthur Mometer Reappears In Old Tone Despite Time
A fragmented reminiscence describes a figure, once aged and worn, returning to a familiar style and mood. References to a saggy saddle, camp life, and a lad named Nagalinee hint at faded memories and a lasting spirit, as the subject revisits former rhythm and tone.
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