Democrats Face Wider Loss in House Races
In a briefing on current House strength, Republicans hold a narrowing edge as special elections shift seats. With vacancies from resignations and deaths, Democrats lose ground while Republicans claim net gains in several races including Illinois, Colorado and Oklahoma contests.
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Svanshor
Mare
Dorsty
Dheause
Curren
Vacan
Ren
Leonard W Mois
Aon
Yorrens
Joseph A.gavazan
New York City
Thomas H. Cullen
New York
Wilen
Schuetz
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Dhan
Henry
Stearah
Alabama
Halleck
Cullen
Tlinois
Colorado
Oklahoma
Truk Attack Report Tracks Greatest Carrier Assault
A vast US carrier strike force hit Truk with ten precision strikes over two days. More than 1,000 sorties and about 1,000 tons of bombs torpedoes and incendiaries were dropped. Two Japanese ships were sunk and a cruiser escaped as the fleet withdrew after the operation. The piece notes Pearl Harbor reflections and links the Truk assault to the broader Pacific campaign progression.
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Truk
North Pass
United States
Tokyo
Marshall Islands
Central Pacific
Eniwetok Atoll
Frederick S Sherman
Nevada
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Man Fined for Killing Deer in Closed Season
Maynard Cooper of East Bloomfield paid a 75 fine yesterday before Justice P. W. Case for killing an antlered deer during the closed season. Deputy Thurston Moranda of the Conservation Department made the arrest.
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Geneva
Maynard Cooper
East Bloomfield
P. W. Case
Cooper
Thurston Moranda
Boys' tie planting halts Boston trains amid arrest
Boston report says two 14 year old boys confessed to placing a railroad tie on tracks to derail the South western Limited and a local near Natick. An alert inspector spotted the tie in the cowcatcher of the Limited, about 25 minutes from Boston, forcing an emergency stop and averting disaster.
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Boston
Albany
Natick
Southwestern
Boulder
E. A. Soucy
FBI
Limited
St. Louis
Soucy
City Bus Drivers Join Armed Forces
Transit Company bus drivers Francis Mable of 212 McKinley Avenue and John McLaughlin of We Pearl Avenue left the service yesterday to join the armed forces. They have been friends for several years, and will enlist in the Army. About 50 drivers are affected.
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Francis Mable
McKinley Avenue
Amd
John Mmclaughtin
Mwe
Peal Avenue
Symecase ‘Transit
Corporation
Armed Forces
Habte
Nuxy
Iwest
Unclear fragments from East Syracuse notice
Fragmentary text references a person attending a social event at a hotel near Tuesday night. It also mentions driving routes in East Syracuse Midland and Butternut lanes. A brother Joseph McLaughain is described as killed in North Africa, while another brother Paul serves in Ex Laval.
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Kick
Syracuse
Buiternut
McLaughain
Joseph
North Africa
Paul
Laval
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