City of Flint Brief Stop in Norway
Reports from Norway say the US freighter City of Flint released from a Soviet port to German captors has departed Tromsoe Norway, sailing for a German port. The ship and crew were taken to Murmansk after capture while carrying cargo to England. The situation reflects ongoing propaganda and uncertainty in wartime navigation.
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Stockholm
Norway
United States
City of Flint
Tromsee
Murmansk
Russia
England
Traumses
Berlin
North Atlantic
Czecho- Slovak Republic
Prague
Soviet Russia
Britain
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobchter
British Fighters Up to Investigate Unknown Aircraft
London reports air raid alarms after unidentified aircraft off the Essex coast. A German plane sighted over the northeast coast. Londoners rushed to shelters as air ministry investigates a false alarm. Gas mask use remains high amid wartime precautions.
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London
Essex
Air Ministry
Hearing today on sheep theft charge in J P court
Preliminary hearing was held in J P court this afternoon for Cort Marley and Clyde Marley charged with stealing sheep from Oscar White.
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J. P. Court
Cort Marley
Clyde Markey
Oscar White
Endurance Flight Sets New World Record by Two Flyers
Wes Carroll and Clyde Schlieper of Long Beach California piloted a pontoon-equipped plane above Lancaster California to exceed the previous endurance mark of 653 hours 33 minutes. They took off September 29 achieving a new world record in long distance flight.
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Wes Carroll
Clyde Schlieper
Long Beach
Cal
Lancaster
Swiss dancer on trial in Geneva spy ring case
A dark-eyed Italian-born dancer leads a spy ring accused of aiding several foreign governments. Virginia Capt Rota, 35, and three men face treason charges as Swiss counter espionage reveals plans for a new anti aircraft gun and other military data. The four involved include Paul Rochat, linked through tips from French counter espionage, with trials set behind locked doors before Geneva federal judges.
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Geneva
Virgnia
Rota
Rome
Paris
Madrid
Roger Joel
France
Switzerland
Paul Rochat
Italy
Rochat
Tunisia
Bicycle Crash Injures Reed Mulkey Jr on West 6th Street
Reed Mulkey Jr narrowly escaped injury after colliding with a car driven by P A Martin at noon on West 6th Street. He was treated for shock at St Marys hospital after his head struck and broke the car windshield. Police say the bicycle rider rode into the street from an alley between Kentucky and Lea and collided with the left front fender of the car heading west.
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Reed Mulkey, Jr
P. A. Martin
West 6Th Street
Mulkey
St. Mary's Hospital
L. H. Keller
Martin
Kentucky
Lea
Car theft charges span multiple defendants
Joe Trujillo faces a complaint in police court for stealing a dog from Mike Poteet's car. A separate complaint accuses W. E. Campbell, Lloyd Adams, and Offie Simmons of stealing overalls from a car. Trials are scheduled for this afternoon. A. C. Deming pleads not guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct with trial set for today.
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Joe Trujillo
Mike Poteet
W. E. Campbell
Lloyd Adams
Offie Simmons
A. C. Deming
Alice Brady Dies at 46. Noted Actress Buried in Ny
New York report notes private funeral services held for Alice Brady stage and screen star known for Mrs. O Leary in In Old Chicago. She had battled cancer for over a year and died in her sleep with her father William A Brady and Grace George present. Surviving son Donald Crane. Burial at Sleepy Hollow in New York.
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New York
Alice Brady
Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown
N. Y
William A. Brady
Grace George
Donald Crane
Tapestries And Curtains At Museum Exhibition
Handwoven tapestries from San Francisco are shown at Roswell Museum Art Center. A hand embroidered curtain for Hagerman High School, created by the National Youth Administration of Roswell, decorates its auditorium back. Curtain measures 12 by 36 feet. Exhibition also features seven large tapestries from the Federal Art Project in San Francisco and a photo series on tapestry making. The show closes Tuesday evening, Oct. 31.
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San Francisco
Roswell Museum Art Center
Hagerman High School
National Youth Administration of
Roswell
Hagerman
E. A. White
Cra Oe
Hs Beasen
G. OO. McGuire
Jan Marfyak
New York City
Federal Art Project
Neal Coursoff Pleads Guilty in Drunk Driving Case
Neal Coursoff pleaded guilty before Judge McGhee in district court today to a drunk driving charge and was sentenced to 30 days in jail.
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Neal Coursoff
McGhee
Man Charged With Assault With Butcher Knife in Bar Attack
Leon Webb, a colored man, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon in a J. P. court complaint. He allegedly struck his wife and mother in law with a butcher knife at Collins Bar on South Main Saturday night. His wife suffered a neck scratch. Webb was jailed and awaits arraignment.
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Leon Webb
J. P
Collins Bar
South Main
Webb
Municipal contests promise punch in off year elections
Washington Oct 30 United states off year ballots bring pension battles in California and Ohio. Mem phis mayor Crump seeks only proxy term with Chandler possibly replacing him. Salt Lake City and Bridgeport race features notable candidates. California and Ohio pension measures draw nationwide attention while New York voters consider pari mutuel betting. Kentucky and Mississippi vote for governors in November with party clashes noted.
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Washington
California
Ohio
Memphis
Redaward H. Crump
City County Democratic Organization
Crump
Cmmission
Walter Chandler
Chandler
New York
Kentucky
Mississippi
Keen Johnson
King Swope
Paul B. Johnson
Ratifiei
Doni
Mrs. Gladys Cowden Hickson Dies in Santa Ana
Mrs. Gladys Cowden Hickson, once of Roswell and later of 910 East Second Street Santa Ana California, died Saturday afternoon in Santa Ana after six years in California. She left behind husband Charlie Hickson and three children Bob 8 Clara Mae 5 and Jerry 3. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Cowden Beaumont California and three brothers Robert Leonard and Benny also of Beaumont. Ill health for about a year preceded death. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Charlie Hickson
Roswell
East Second Street
Santa Ana
California
Hickson
Gladys Cowden
A. A. Hickson
Bobby Lee
Clara Mae
Jerry
Robert Cowden
Beaumont
Calif
Robert
Leonard
Benny
Adult Classes To Meet Tonight 7 30
The city school board adult education program continues tonight with classes at 7 30. Business English and biology start at Senior high, arts and crafts typing and girls physical education meet at Junior high and Senior high, while public speaking industrial arts and arithmetic are canceled for lack of registrations. A Spanish class opens Wednesday night.
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City School Board
Three Counties Seize Flying Lochinvar Case in Missouri
Three Missouri counties take custody of Earnest Larry Filtton, 24, linked to the mid air slaying of Carl Bivens, a Brookfield Missouri flying instructor, after a forced landing in Indiana. He faces possible charges of first degree murder, kidnapping and airplane theft as prosecutors plan a joint filing.
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Macon
Res
Missouri
Earnest P
Larry
Figton
Companie
In. A
Dra
Mid-Air
s_ruggie
Fletch
Indiana
Carl Bivens
Brookfield
Mac
Linn
Shelby
Fred C Bollow
Sneby County
E Boltow
Bivens
Macon County
Castry Box
Shelby County
Bloomington
Ind
Coavcnor C. W. Musgrove
Frankfort
Indianapolis
Don F. Stiver
Washington
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Bankhead
Senate-House
Bicom
D-Ny
Foreign Affairs Committee
Luther
Police Chief Warns on Halloween Pranks and Property Theft
Police chief Kenny Elier appeals to Halloween revelers to refrain from property damage and window smashing and warns anyone caught will be arrested. He also cautions residents to bring garbage cans indoors and secure items that could tempt pranks.
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Kenny Elier
Revival Opened At Baptist Church Revival Services opened at First Baptist Church
The Revival Services began Sunday at the First Baptist Church drawing two large crowds with 558 in Sunday worship and 213 in Training Union. Services run 10 am and 7 39 pm daily led by Dr. Mc Kinley Norman with Gospel singer Herbert Findley. Two choirs join the regular choir and a nursery will be open for Wes Beth services each day for nursery age children. Parents are invited to attend and bring children.
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First Baptist Church
Training Union
McKinley Norman
Herbert Findley
Snow Falls In The Rocky Mountains
Snow on the eastern slope of the Rocky mountains began melting under clearing skies. A pre-Halloween prank sent thermometers in Los Angeles to 91 degrees while a broad snow blanket covered a 200 mile wide strip east of the Continental Divide. The Rockies’ first major snowfall brought needed moisture to newly seeded winter wheat. Denver recorded six inches with over a foot in western mountains.
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Denver
Rocky Mountains
Los Angeles
Continental Divide
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Rockies
Accident at 7th and Richardson Causes Minor Damage
Cars driven by Lawrence Siae den and Mrs Lawrence Wolfe collided at 7th and Richardson this morning at 7. No injuries reported though both vehicles were damaged.
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Richardson
Lawrence Siaeden
Lawrence Wol Fe
7Th and
Beautiful Chrysanthemum Bouquet Wins City Contest
A beautiful bouquet of chrysanthemum was entered in the City Beautiful Contest today by Mrs. L. L. Lane.
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L. L. Lane
Texan slays grandmother and uncle in family tragedy
Texan Henry P. Haynes, 23, confessed to beating his grandmother Martha McGuire 79 and her son J. B. Haynes 58 with a rock and shotgun after alleged insulting remarks about his widowed mother. He was charged with murder in Comanche Texas. Sheriff Wid Spivey quoted Haynes saying he planned to burn all trespassers in the house but smoke drove him outside.
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Comanche
Tex
Henry P. Haynes
Wid Spivey
Haynes
Itnen
Boy, 7, Lost in Arizona Mountains Near Winslow
In northern Arizona near Winslow a 7 year old boy, Bruce Crozier, wandered from a deer camp in rugged mountains. More than 200 men, including 170 CCC youths, searched through the night aided by dogs and bloodhounds, tracking to Promontory Tower before the scent was lost amid hunters’ tracks. The boy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Crozier.
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Winslow
Ariz
Bruce Crozier
Iest
Arizona
Bruce
CCC
Award Claims on Germany of 90 Millions
A dispatch notes that an award claims on Germany amounting to 90 million is discussed. Details indicate a legal or financial action involving German assets and international claims, with emphasis on the scale of the award and the parties pursuing it.
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Germany
Washington
Mixed Claims Commission
Berlin
Black Tom
Kingsland
N. J
Owen J. Roberts
Interial
New York
United States
Roberts
Supreme Court
Hans Shemeen
State Department
Hull
Igsms2n
Treasury
Victor Huecking
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Canadian and Foundry Company
Black Tom Island
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Politics Enter Into Judd Case In Arizona
Gov. Bob Jones takes charge of the Winnie Ruth Judd escape inquiry from the Arizona state hospital amid talk of a wider shakeup. The governor seeks political support and confirms no effort will be made to declare Judd sane if she returns voluntarily. The investigation follows her 1932-1933 case and her escape last Tuesday.
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Fhoenix
Ariz
Bob Jones
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hospital
Lad Scvermor
San Francisco
State Hospital
Seucht Asylum
Howusec3
Jones
Saxe
Louis J.ixe
We Fee
Veterans’ Hospital
Sawtelle
Calif
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Salt Flats
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Fenrie Bor
Robert C. White
Pennsylvania
Angelo J. Rossi
Franck R. Havenner
Hitler
U.S
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Congress
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House Senate
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