Greeks Repel Italians in Salonika Air War Drive
Reporter describes Greek forces pushing Italians back into Albania on the northern front while enduring intense air bombardment. In Salonika, civilian casualties mount as Italian raids destroy housing and kill residents, with Metaxas youths aiding evacuations and Red Cross volunteers assisting. Several captured Italian airmen, youths under 18, are questioned amid the chaos.
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J. Wes Gallagher
Salonika
Greece
Budapest
Albania
Red Cross
Churchill vows utmost aid to Greece amid war and warns on U boats
Churchill told the House of Commons that Britain will do its best to aid Greece as it resists Italy. He reported British civilian and military deaths from Axis air raids total about 14,000 and 300 respectively. He warned the U-boat threat surpasses aerial raids, cited port restrictions, and noted a Crete base is established while Vichy France remains allied with Hitler.
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Churchill
England
Associated Press
Greece
Italy
Winston Churchill
Britain
Aegean
House of Commons
Rome- Berlin
Crete
Hitler
Large vote expected as New Mexico polls open
Voters across New Mexico went to the polls to choose county state and national leaders. Governor John Miles claimed a top to bottom Democratic victory after touring counties while Senator Dennis Chavez and Clinton P. Anderson urged support. Albert K. Mitchell and Herman Crile campaigned in Clayton and Roswell as observers forecast a record Bernalillo county turnout near 25 000.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Albuquerque
John Miles
Dennis Chavez
Clinton P. Anderson
Congress
Miles
Albert K. Mitchell
Senate
Clayton
Herman Crile
Roswell
Bernalillo County
Ten Killed In Utah Mountain Airliner Crash
Salt Lake City dispatch reports ten people dead when a United Airlines bi motor transport crashed into a Wasatch mountainside 13 miles northeast of Salt Lake City while attempting to land in a snowstorm. Pilots Captain Howard Fey and First Officer Thomas E. Sandegren among the dead. investigation to begin with Civil Aeronautics Authority and United Airlines officials present.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Wasatch Mountains
United Air Lines
Here
San Francisco
Howard Fey
Oakland
Calif
Thomas E. Sandegren
Tacoma
Wash
W. L. Rigby
Davis County
Fey and
Sandegren
Eveyin Sadino
Howard C. Muir
Detroit
L. Wilson
Maywood, Nl
G. L. Stevenson
Sacramento
E. A. Dybdale
Fergus Falls
Minn
Joseph Cassero
Civil Aeronautics Bureau
Pacific Coast Cities
United Airlines
Chicago
Utah State Aeronautics Commission
Federal Airway
Crile Casts Second Vote in His District
Major Herman R. Crile Republican candidate for Congress cast the second vote in his district this morning. Mrs Crile claimed the honor of voting first for her husband and his running mates. Crile had returned to Roswell from a campaign and planned to travel to Lea county later.
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Herman R. Crile
Crile
Major Crile
Roswell
Lea County
Major
Mrs. Crile
Weather forecast for New Mexico Colorado and Arizona
Weather outlook across the region calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with warming in most areas. Temperatures stay below normal in Arizona New Mexico and much below normal in western Texas with gradual cooling through the period. Scattered showers bring moderate precipitation across the area.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
Texas
Voters in New Election Day Balloting Report
Early returns and voter turnout details from election day across regions. Willkie and Roosevelt cast ballots in New York and Hyde Park. New Hampshire towns Sharon and Hart's Location report mixed results with Roosevelt leading. North Carolina Nutbush reports all 24 votes for Roosevelt. Alabama Montgomery County shows absentee ballots for Roosevelt.
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South
Little Sharon
N. H
Willkie
Roosevelt
E.S.T
Hoover
London
New Hampshire
Hart
Nutbush
N. C
Deep South
Alabama
Montgomery County
Election Day With Wendell Willkie Final Appeal
Wendell L. Willkie cast his ballot at Public School 6 on Madison Avenue at 85th Street, answering “straight Republican.” He stated his occupation as lawyer and voted in under a minute. Mrs. Willkie followed, dressed in black with a gardenia. The couple was escorted by police and campaign detectives as crowds cheered and urged a swift vote.
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Associated Press
Wendell L. Willkie
New York City
Roosevelt
White Frame Town Hall
Hyde Park
N. Y
New York
Madison Avenue
85Th Street
Willkie
Claude Hobbs Mourns Mother Death in Indiana
Claude Hobbs learns of his mother Mrs Hat tie E Hobbs death at her Elwood Indiana home last night He plans to travel to attend Thursday afternoon funeral services and return to Roswell soon after The elder Hobbs previously visited Roswell about 25 years ago
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Claude Hobbs
Hattie E. Hobbs
Elwood
Ind
Roswell
Hobbs
Oil and gas leases offered in New Mexico sale
Santa Fe announces November 12 sale of 19 land tracts totalling 4,757 acres by the state land office. Bidders will compete for oil and gas leases across multiple tracts in New Mexico.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
State Land Office
State offices run with skeleton staff as many vote
In Santa Fe New Mexico state capitol offices operated with a skeleton staff as a majority of employees stayed home to vote, leaving operations thinner than usual amid Election Day participation.
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Santa FE
N. M
Scoutmasters To Meet Friday Night at Troop 1 Hut
The Scoutmasters Association will meet Friday at 6 o'clock at Troop 1 hut on North Missouri. Dinner will be served. The Boy Scout Court of Honor is scheduled for next Monday night in the district courtroom.
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Scoutmasters’ Association
Troop 1
North
Missouri
Boy Scout Court of Honor
President Roosevelt Confident of Vindication for Third Term
Hyde Park, Nov. 5. President Roosevelt voiced full confidence that the people would vindicate the principles and policies he had promoted. He spoke in a nationwide election eve broadcast promising unity for the United States no matter the election outcome.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
United States of America
Troop School At Institute Tonight
A Reserve Officers Troop School will be held at N. M. M. I. at 7:00 tonight. Lt. C. N. Vaughn will speak on Scouting and Patrolling.
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Institute
C. N. Vaughn
Election Returns at The Record Tonight
The Record prepares an election party with live announcements over a PA system and bulletins posted as results from national, state, and local races are read. The Associated Press wire will remain open through the afternoon and tonight starting about 6 oclock. Everyone is invited.
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Louis Falconi
Associated Press
Shipley pleads not guilty to forgery charge
Thomas Edward Shipley aged 285 pleaded not guilty to forgery when arraigned before J P Pat O Neill. Preliminary hearing set for 10 a m on Wednesday November 13 with bond fixed at 1000 dollars. Shipley was arrested after attempting to cash a 28 50 check at First National Bank and trying to swallow the document before officers intervened.
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Thomas Edward Shipley
Pat O’neill
J. P
Shipley
First National Bank
S. C. Whitehead
Fred Blocksom
Blakney
Rainy Weather Across East Forecast Before Election Day
The weather bureau forecasts rain in several eastern and midwestern states affecting a fourth of the nation's electoral vote. Predictions include light snow in upper Michigan and Wisconsin, rain in Indiana and southern Illinois, occasional light rain in western Pennsylvania and New England states, and showers in New York Ohio Kentucky and much of the southeast.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
New York
Pennsylvania
Iinois
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Upper
Illinois
Tennessee
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Kentucky
East
Texas
Rec ord reader praises classified section
Mrs J P White Sr says she reads the classified in the paper with the same attention as news, noting its usefulness and newsiness. She adds that she has used classifieds and found them helpful, a sentiment shared by many readers.
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J. P. White, Sr
Classifieds Prove Their News Value In Daily Work
Readers praise classifieds for usefulness and constant interest as they blend information with community life. The segment highlights how classified content serves as a reliable, newsy resource in daily pages.
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