Soviet Paper Sees Roosevelt Victory and Dewey Faked Plot
Izvestia predicted President Roosevelt's re election and alleged Republican plans for a fake assassination to sway voters. The unsigned piece claimed Democrats and pro fascist media backed Roosevelt while GOP papers faced alarm and potential last minute provocations. Also noted were remarks by Washington Times Herald owner Patterson calling the article absurd. In a separate note, wedding news from Harrisburg reported Austin Levin Rice and Ruby Mae Reypokis wed.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Germany
United States
Dewey
Yevestia
New York Times
New York Herald-Tribune
New York Herald- Tribune
Hamilton Fish
Gerald K. Smith
GOP
Frosses
Republican Party
Republican
Mo Worder
Washington
Eleanor Medill Patterson
Washington Times-Herald
Cramsman
Izvestiz
Thomas F. Dewey
Hearst
McCormick
Patterson
Gannett
Associated Press
Stalin
Communist Party
Eighth Anniversary Marked By Cub Pack 1
The Presbyterian church observed the eighth anniversary of Cub Pack No. 1 with 26 former officers and members lighting eight candles, one for each year, in a service led by Rev. W Merval Weaver and Rev. Dr. Charles E. Wehler. Activities highlighted the pack as Fredemeck County’s oldest Cub organization with past leaders and den chiefs noted.
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Presbyterian Church
Frederick Everhart
Eugene Bishop
Albert Marcey
Molmes Haller
Stuart Brubaker
Henry Simpson
William Sausser
Connie Mack Cannon
Burton MecVernon
Frank Main
James Maples
James Marks
Bernard Davis
Ber
J. F. Minor Simpson
Cubs
George Shaff
David Wise
Jack Fleischman
James Arnold
Robert Leatherman
Hubert Nicodemus
Darrell Phebus
Morton Moir
Robert Brandfield
Harry Fahrney
Eugene Sanders
John Flesenman
John Weaver
Rod Smith
Richard Hyatt
Larry Holter
Pack
Dr Alexis Carrel Dies In Paris Surgeon and Nobel laureate
Paris reports the death of Dr Alexis Carrel noted surgeon biologist and inventor of a mechanical heart with Charles A Lindbergh. A Nobel Prize winner and author of Man the Unknown he had been ill with a heart ailment for months. Reports say he was suspended from his foundation post amid government scrutiny. Previously associated with the Rockefeller Institute in New York from 1906 to 1939. Additionally notes on a Loyal Workers Bible Class meeting at Parkway Church of God with Mrs Vada Reeder hosting and various readings and refreshment details. Japanese beetles are not usually severe pests in Japan due to natural enemies.
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Paris
Alexis Carrel
Charles A Lindbergh
Carrel
Carrel Foundation For
J. M. Bouther
iCarrel Foundation
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Loyal Workers
Parkway Church of God
Vada Reeder
Frances Tucker
Mary Sullivan
Daisy Moss
Mildred Zimmerman
Katie Tucker
Hurja predicts Dewey victory by electoral margin
Emil i Hurja, associate publisher of Pathfinder Magazine, forecasts Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will win the presidency 364 to 167 based on polls from 28 counties in 15 states. He expects a 52 percent popular vote and a 2,000,000 majority, with a 7.1 percent rise in Republican showing.
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Washington
Emil i Hurja
Pathfinder Magazine
Thomas EB. Dewey
Hurja
Democratic National Committee
Counies
Dewey
Nermet
Fayette
Coos and Strafford
N. H
Frederick
Berkeley
Marion and
Wood
W Va
Thousand Club Letter Mailed In Arkansas
A letter from Dr. R B Robins Democratic National Committeeman of Camden Arkansas inviting W S James Texarkana to join The Thousand Club is published in this paper. Arkansas has twenty five memberships with a 1000 dollar contribution to the Democratic National Campaign Fund. The note notes the club aims to brief the President and Congress with facts and names James Healihy Company is named as a recipient. The letter ends with a request for an early reply. Japanese beetles are being fought in New York state using a wasp and a fly imported from Japan. About half of the citys normal population had evacuated Cologne workers remain on the job.
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Thousand Club
R. B. Robins
W. S. James
C/O
James Healihy Company
Texarkana
Arkansas
James
Blackstone Hotel
Chicago
Congress
Roosevelt
Edwin W. Pauley
White House
Pauley
Robert E. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
United States
Jme
National Party
Democratic National Campaign Fund
R. B. Robins, M. D
New York State
Japan
Cologne
Superforts Strike Singapore and Fuel Depot in Far East
Washington reports a double strike by B 29s on Singapore dockyard and the Palembang oil refinery, with two direct hits on a Japanese dry dock ship and other vital targets. The mission, flown from India bases, is described as among the longest daylight flights. Two Army flight instructors were killed in a separate crash near Oakland, Maryland, during a cross country training flight.
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Washington
Singapore
Far East
20Th Air Force
Malay Peninsula
Pangkalan-Brandon
Sued
Philippine
India
Pladjoe
Palembang
Sumatra
Shaw Field
D. C
Oakland
Harry F Farrow
Marie Humphrey
Norway
Maine
Kenneth W. Haight
K. H. Haight
Sugar Grove
Penna
U S Bombers Hit Transports at Chichi and Haha Islands
American Liberator bombers attacked nine transports and two destroyers at Chichi Island and a large transport at Haha Island in the Bonin group about 600 miles southeast of Tokyo. No damage was observed and no hits confirmed, signaling Japanese reinforcement efforts in the Far Western Pacific.
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U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Chichi Island
Haha Island
Bonin Group
Tokyo
Chester W. Nimitz
Nimitz
Seventh Air Force
Rmnnishin
Chiehi Harbor
Pacific
Hit and Run Victim Dies in Maryland
Webster Zimmerman, 40, of Sharpsburg, Jonesed as the apparent victim of a hit and run, died tonight in Hagerstown after a late accident. The incident occurred prior to November 5, and police were investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash and the vehicle involved.
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Hagerstown
Webster Zimmerman
Sharpsburg
Man Found Dead After Highway Collision Near Sharpsburg
Deputy Spickler reports Zimmerman found along the highway near Sharpsburg with a skull fracture. Broken glass suggests a headlight was broken by impact. Zimmerman worked as a trackman for Norfolk and Western Railway and was taken to Washington County Hospital.
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Washington County Hospital
Bruce Spickler
Zimmerman
Sharpsburg
Norfolk and Western Railway
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Westminster
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Walkersville
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Frederick County National Bank
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