Allied Fight To Halt Soviet Advance Seen
London reports active diplomatic talk about a potential escalation after the Soviet attack on Finland. Allies may seek Japanese support for a united front against Communism, potentially triggering parallel wars across Europe and Asia with Germany, Italy, and Balkan states involved.
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London
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Finland
Russia
Europe
Asia
Germany
Italy
Balkan States
Japan
Britain
France
Balkans
Virginio Gayda
Spol Man
Bessarabia
Moscow
Romania
Rumania
Poland
Hungary
Soviet Far East
Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose Christmas Shopping
Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose visited a Scottish shop to buy trinkets and handkerchief gifts for war refugee children as part of their Christmas shopping.
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Princesses
London
Elizabeth
Margaret Rose
Fire Chief Praises Journal Series On Syracuse Fire Dept
Fire Chief Edward W. Gieselman commends The Herald Journal publisher E. A. O'Hara for the series on Syracuse Fire Department activities praising patriotic duty and fire prevention efforts.
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A.o'harg
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Herald Pt
Syracuse
Sngly
Ite
E. A. O'Hara
The
Herald Journal
Edward
I W. Gieselman
Syracuse Fire Department
Mussolini’s Shifting Role in World War II Diplomacy
In Europe Mussolini moves toward a cautious stance with the Allies while watching Moscow. Rome signals he may keep Russia from the Balkans, leveraging independence to influence the balance between Nazi Germany and the Allies. Mussolini’s WWI record and current neutrality give him leverage as a potential power broker.
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Hitler
Europe
Baltic
Balkans
Mussolini
Rome
Russia
Duce
Hussolini
England
France
Germany
L Duce
Italy
Il Popolo D'Italia
Dardanelles
Moscow
Peninsula
Deaths of Prominent Persons in America
New York December 5 Ernest Sutherland Bates 60 author teacher editor. Eugene Oregon Dr Robert Carlton Clark 62 head University of Oregon history department. Carl J Braun Sr Pittsburgh Carl Braun Jr patron of music and treasurer Philadelphia Company 40 years. Clement J Bramble Lansing Michigan Bramble 75 master of Michigan Grange since 1932.
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Syracuse Fire Department
America
Ernest 5S. Bates
New York
Ernest Sutherland Bates
Robert C. Clark
Eugene, Ore
Robert Carlton Clark
University of Oregon History Department
Carl J. Braun
Pittsburgh
Carl J. Braun, Jr
Phiadelphia Company
Clement H. Bramble
Lansing
Mich
Clement J H. Bramble
The
Michigan Grange
Emery Stanford Hall Architect Editor since 1966
Emery Stanford Hall, Chicago based architect and editor since 1966 of the Handbook for Architects and Builders, is acknowledged in an industry note.
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Emery
FLALL
Chicago
Emery Stanford Hall
Handbook For Architects and
South Dakota Delays Use of Electric Chair
South Dakota lawmakers legalized capital punishment but did not fund the electric chair dispenser. Officials said no executions would occur before 1941 when the next legislature would review funding for the device.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
S. D
Act to Solve Relief Crisis in Ohio Cities
Officials in Cleveland Toledo and other Ohio cities moved to avert a relief crisis as deficits grow. Cleveland planned bond issuance against delinquent taxes while seeking WPA aid. Mayor Burton pressed Bricker for a special session to cut relief costs and restore aid.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
George H. Schoonmaker
WPA
Harold H. Burton
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Burton
Dayton
Bur
Anthracite Institute Weighs Temporary Mine Closures
Members of the Anthracite Institute met in executive session to consider a brief mine shutdown to reduce a coal surplus caused by mild winter weather. About 100,000 miners in five Northeastern Pennsylvania counties would be affected, officials estimated.
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Anthracite Institute
New York
The
Pennsylvania
Syracuse Girls Lead Class At Georgian Court College
Two Syracuse graduates from the Convent School were elected president and vice president of Georgian Court College class of 1943 in Lakewood New Jersey. Carolyn Auert 18 will be president and Gene Mary Shattuck 17 will be vice president. Both are roommates majoring in music and will undergo induction ceremonies late this week.
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Syracuse
Georgian Court College
Lakewood
N. J
Carolyn Alert
C. J. Auert
James Street
Gene Mary Shattuck
Frank M. Shattuck
Allen Street
Miss Auert
Miss Shattuck
Georgian Court
Jean Scanlon
Atlantic City
Helen Carroll
Trenton
Arcadia
Miss Shattuck Class of 39 at Convent School piano pupil
June 1537 note reveals Miss Shattuck as a member of the class of 39 at the Convent School and a pupil of Syracuse piano instructor Miss Marion Dear. Georgian Court College counts 150 registered girls and was founded twenty years ago by the Sisters of Mercy.
World Jewish Congress decries Polish ghetto plan as barbaric
The executive committee of the World Jewish Congress condemned the German creation of a Jewish reservation in Poland as barbarism. It charged thousands of Jews are being sent to the Lublin region “like beasts” and subjected to cruelty and starvation.
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Paris
World Jewish Congress
Poland
Lublin
U. S. Envoy Wright Dies After Pancreatic Operation
J Butler Wright 62 United States Ambassador to Cuba died after pancreatic surgery at the Anglo American Hospital in Havana. Consul General Court du Bois said the body would be sent to Washington likely aboard a U S warship. Funeral set for National Cathedral Washington. Wright born October 18 1877 Irvington New York educated at Lawrenceville and Princeton.
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J. Butler Wright
U. S
Cuba
Havana
United States
Court du Bois
Washington
National Cathedral
Edith
Mary
Wright
Irvington-on-Hudson
N. Y
Lawrenceville School
Princeton Universiy
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