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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1939

Page

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Five Porters Hurt In Golden Arrow Derailment

Five Pullman porters suffered minor injuries when four coaches of the Golden Arrow derailed near the Philadelphia Zoo after a freight train sidewiped the express from Chicago to New York. Passengers were shaken but unharmed. officials said service to New York and the West would not be seriously hampered.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago New York Philadelphia Zoo Roosevelt Hyde Park Washington West

Peace Meeting Barred in Bournemouth by Police

Police in Bournemouth barred a meeting of the Fence Pledge Union on the night of October 18, as reported by CUP. The ban halted planned discussions and public gathering.

Bournemouth England Fence Pledge Union

Train crash derails four cars on the crack train rails

A crash derailed four cars of a crack train on the ground amid concerns a breach of the penes could occur. Investigators assess damage and possible causes as rail workers secure the scene.

Lithuania weighs change to Memel pact amid regional shifts

Official spokesmen said Lithuania had not decided to press changes in the German Lithuanian pact ceding Memelland to Germany but signaled interest. Riga cables claim Lithuania seeks extraterritorial Memel harbor rights with Soviet support. Suwalki district part of Wilno plans discussed as Wilno gains shift to Soviet Poland. Communist demonstration leaves two patrolmen wounded and 20 arrested.

Kaunas Lithuania Memelland Germany Riga Latvia Stockholm Memel Berlin Suwalki East Prussia Wilno Wilna Poland Wino

Italians See No Progress Toward Peace

Rome reports that Chamberlain’s reply to Hitler’s peace proposals shows little progress toward a settlement. Italy maintains a no initiative policy and pursues neutrality, with Mussolini facing German pressure to aid the axis and awaiting a credible basis for any conference.

Rome Chamberlain Adolf Hitler Italy Mussolini London Giuseppe Bastianini Bastianini H Duce Hitler Russia Berlin Moscow Il Messaggero Great Britain

Delegates Named To Zonta Parley At Ithaca Meet

Miss Florence Payne and Miss Florence Williamson were elected delegates to the Zonta International conference in Ithaca October 28 and 29. Grace Hedge and Nelle Morgan were named alternates. Fire Chief Edward Gieselman spoke on fire prevention at the Syracuse Zonta Club luncheon. Mabel Warner presided.

Zonta Florence Payne Florence Williaamson Ithaca Zonita’ Club of Syracuse Grace Hedge Nelle Morgan Edward Gieselman Mabel Warner

Pilot Reports Snow Squalls Ahead of Buffalo Forecast

Pilot R. H. Taylor, flying a transport plane, said he encountered snow squalls 55 miles southeast of Buffalo at 5 000 feet. Forecasters warned that rain would change to snow in Western New York tomorrow.

Buffalo R. H. Taylor New York Taylor

Deaths of Prominent Persons in America

Russell R. Whitman of Atlanta aged 70, former publisher of the Atlanta Georgian Boston American and New York Commercial, and ex national advertising director of Hearst papers. Harry R. McLogan of Milwaukee aged 58, former member of the Wisconsin industrial commission.

America Russell F. Whitman Atlanta Russell R. Whitman Atlanta Georgian Boston American New York Commercial Hearst Newspapers Harry R. McLogan Milwaukee Wisconsin Industrial Commission

Lucky Rabbit Foot Jinx Snares Two Suspects

Baltimore officials report two youths were charged with breaking and entering after a lucky rabbit's foot, owned by James E. Cole of a nearby ice cream shop, identified the suspects as they were brought to the police station. The foot allegedly linked the robbery to Cole’s store across from the station.

Baltimore James E. Cole Cole

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