Resume Hunt For Uniform Of Lonergan
Wayne Lonergan, in a New York city jail after a first degree murder indictment, confessed to bludgeon killing his wife Patricia. Officers seek his blue uniform and a toy elephant left for his son Billy, tied to the crime as evidence. Gabelline, a nightclub escort, testified she learned of Patricia Lonergan's claims of supporting the husband, aiding the case.
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New York
Wayne
Lonergan
East River
Royal Canadian Air Force
Patricia
Beas Ksee
Triplex
Billy Lonergan
Mario Enzo Gabelline
City Prison
Max Bernheimer
House Group Rejects Large New Tax Plan
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee discarded a 13.8 billion dollar federal tax and savings proposal from Fed Chairman Marriner Eccles. They plan to reduce the bill and reconsider postal and liquor tax hikes while pressing for lower telephone and amusement taxes.
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House
Cold
Washington
Federal Reserve
Marriner S. Eccles
Ways and Means
Eccles
Treasury
Doughton
D-N.c
Reserve Board
Conti and coal tieup loom as Monday deadline nears
The piece notes possible coal resumption under current wages, WLB Illinois dispute implications, and WPB plans for power conservation. Officials warn a nationwide brownout could follow if strikes persist, with public and AFL members clashing over the Illinois decision and broader war fuel needs.
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Lewis
Roosevelt
WLB
Illinois
War Production Board
Solid Fuels Administration For War
AFL of L
Wayne L. Morse
A. F. of L
WPB
WPE
Enduring Courtroom Clash Over De Marigny Fingerprint Evidence
The trial continues as Higgs cross examines Barker about fingerprints and alleged statements. Barker denies claims of fabricating evidence and asserts he spoke with Nancy at Bar Harbor while Lady Oakes prepares to testify against de Marigny. The judge presses for concise notes as the scene remains tense and closely watched.
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Higgs
Barker
Higgs Aamatatad
Eric Hallinan
de Marigny
Lady Oakes
the Marigny
Nassau
Harry
Minami
Maine
Higes
Bar Harbor
Paul Ellis
Sir Harry
Nancy
Capt
Melchen
Oscar Bedford Daly
Sir Oscar
U S Publishers Visit Britain To Study War News
Gannett, Norman Chandler, and C George McCullough arrived in London for a wartime fact finding tour with Grove Patterson joining later. They plan an intimate look at British life and press methods and will stay several weeks at the invitation of the Ministry of Information.
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Gannett
U. S
Britain
London
Frank E. Gannett
Norman Chandler
Los Angeles Times
C. George McCullough
Toronto Globe-Mail
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Ministry of Information
Ramirez Planning to Quit Presidency in Argentina
Travelers report President Gen. Pedro Pablo Ramirez may resign due to ill health. They say Gen. Edelmiro Farrell would succeed him, but the travelers doubt the move is voluntary and view it as a military dodge to avoid constitutional elections.
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Chicago Daily News, Inc
Balboa
Pedro Pablo Ramirez
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Panama
Ramirez
Edelmiro Farrell
Gen. Ramirez
Thieves Jack Up Car and Steal Tire in Rome
Police sought Friday those responsible for petty thefts in Rome. Nick Fazio reported his wife’s party night theft of a rear tire from his automobile valued at $4.50. John Mercurio said someone took a blanket from his car valued at $9.25.
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Rome
Nick Fazio
East Garden Street
Pleasant Avenue
John Mercurio
South George Street
London nurses resign over wages dispute at Victoria Hospital
Forty four nurses at Victoria Hospital in London Ontario resigned in a pay raise dispute. The resignations take effect next Friday as hospital trust chairman William Loveday said arrangements are being made to replace them.
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London
Farm Realty Active Says Spokane Banker
R F Brown president of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane reports farm prices rose 25 percent in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana over the past year with 25 percent more sales He notes little speculative buying as 92 percent of purchased farms will be operated by the buyers
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Spokane
Wash
R.E. Brown
Federal Land Bank of
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Brown
Roosters Assist Farm Boys on Bicycles
In a quirky scene a farmer’s three roosters perch on the handlebars as his sons take a spin around the farm on their big bicycles. The unusual sight surprised onlookers and became a local talking point.
Words of Tisk Wish Nothing Truthful Speech
A compact reflection quotes Phaedrus on candor and truth telling, noting honesty is useful yet easily twisted into destruction. The aphorism underscores the risk of truthful speech becoming harmful when misconstrued or weaponized.
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Phaedrus
Democrats Evading Issues, Hanley Says in Yonkers Rally
State Senator Joe R. Hanley Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor accused the Democrats of evading issues at a Yonkers rally and offered a “certificate of performance” while praising the Albany Republican record and Dewey era achievements. He cited wartime mobilization and a scandal at the Mental Hygiene Department as Democratic shortcomings.
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Yonkers
States
Joe R. Hanley
VoOtors
Hanley
Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
State
New York State
Willkie Charges Democrats Appease World Fascists
Wendell L. Willkie told a Paterson rally that the Democratic party has appeased reactionaries and fascists worldwide. He accused Democrats of hollow democracy as he backed Edge for governor and cited Sen. Connally promoting a weak pro international cooperation resolution.
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Paterson
N. J
Wendell L. Willkie
Democratic Party
Willkie
Pueree E. Edge
Connally
D-Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States Senate
Japan
Vichy
Franco
Italy
Group Hopes to Draft Bricker or MacArthur for 1944 Nomination
A national GOP group has opened headquarters in New York with the aim of drafting Gen. Douglas MacArthur or John W. Bricker for the 1944 Republican presidential nomination. John A. Schaefer, the headquarters manager, said the volunteer movement seeks Republicans at odds with Wendell Willkie and not aligned with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. He noted no chairman has been chosen and the plan is not coordinating with either MacArthur or Bricker.
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New York
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Piel
John A. Schaefer
Wendell L. Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Schaefer
MacArthur
Bricker
Japanese Accused of Hidden Little Tokyo in Utah
Capt. George Contreras, head of the sheriff's anti subversive detail, charges California Japanese released from relocation centers have established a secret Little Tokyo near Brigham City Utah They allegedly opened schools and built extensive land holdings while producing vegetables on a large scale through an American born stooge.
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Little Tokyo
Utah
Los Angeles
Brigham City
California
George Contreras
Contreras
Dewey Tells Labor Has Big Voice For Nation
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey told the New York State CSO convention that labor must have a big voice in shaping a better world. He urged united support for production in a free society and warned against artificial scarcity and unemployment as paths to economic decline. Sidney Hillman urged massive organized labor involvement in politics and urged unity with Allied nations.
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Buffalo
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
New York State
Sidney Hillman
C.so
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Hillman
Congress
Temperature Readings On Saturday Morning
Readable fragment shows time points and low values including midnight 50 and early morning readings. Lacking full data, but notes a sequence of hourly temperatures from 12 00 midnight through morning hours.
Portland Builds 500th Ship in 33 Months Amid War Effort
Portland Oregon marks its 500th ocean going vessel in 33 months as wartime yards claim a world record. About one billion dollars in steel ships totaling over 40 million tons have been launched by six yards since February 1941, employing around 120000 workers and paying more than seven million dollars in wages.
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Portland
Ore
Commercial Iron Works
Willamette River
BiaasGe
William D. Hoard
Henry J. Kaiser
Oregon Shipbuilding Corporation
The
Oregonian
Portland-Vancouver
Senators Fight Over Treaty Right and Two-Thirds Vote
Washington Oct. 30 Republicans quietly back a measure to reaffirm Senate power to ratify treaties. Senator Willis aims to force a vote on adding a two thirds approval requirement to Connally postwar resolution to prevent a foreign affairs blank check. The issue centers on whether the resolution binds approval in advance of any treaty negotiations.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Willis
Millikin
R-Col
Revercomb
West Virginia
Danaher
Rconn
Connally
Roosevelt
D-Tex
George
D-Ga
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Possible Allied Invasion of France Faces Moscow Conference
The War Today reports that a cross channel invasion of France may be decided at Moscow with the Allies possibly striking Southern France from Corsica as part of a two coast operation. Hitler's broadcasts hint at German information-gathering while Roosevelt notes progress in final conference documents and agreement on a second front.
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France
Rhone
Berlin
Hitler
Moscow
Roosevelt
Russia
England
Corsica
Carnegie Medal Awards Honor Two Heroes One Posthumous
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awards bronze medals to two New Yorkers. John Resko 54 of the Bronx dies rescuing Florence Berger from a drowning current, his widow to receive the medal. Alexander Swierupski 52 of Hicksville receives for rescuing a pilot after a plane crash in Mineola last March 21.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
John Resko
The
Bronx
New York
Resko
Florence Joan Berger
Florence
Alexsander F. Swierupski
Hicksiville
Emanuel Lawler
Mineaola
Fifth Advances to Western Nazi Anchor
Anti aircraft fire was heavy but one enemy fighter appeared and did not attack. Bomb strikes hit tracks and rolling stock near a railroad bridge and a congested industrial area including Ansaldo works and San Giorgio plant. Allied aircraft damaged ships at Ansaldo fitting works and targeted rail yards near Grosseto and fronts along the Adriatic and Bojano sector. Six enemy planes were destroyed. two Allied planes missing.
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Ansaldo Steel Works
Ansaldo Electric and Ordnance Works
San Giorgio Instrument Plant
Ansaldo Fitting Works
Grosseto
Rome
Italy
Pescara
Adriatic
Francavilla
Macchiagodena
Bojano
Torre Bruna
Eighth Army
Vatrano
Pietravairano
Mignano
Chute Troops Land as Allies Hit Bougainville and New Guinea
Allied forces reported landing operations on Choiseul and Bougainville with raids on Kahili Kara Ballale airdromes and Monos, while MacArthur cited air attacks on Buka Kavieng Cape Hoskins Gasmata and Vitu Islands to hamper Japanese forces in the South Pacific.
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Mono
Kahili
Kara
Ballale
Bougainville
MacArthur
Buka
Treasury Island
Bonis
New Guinea
Rabaul
Finschhafen
New Britain
Kavieng
New Ireland
Cape Hoskins
Gasmata
Vitu Islands
Authorities Study Grand Jury Action In Hornell Slayings
A preliminary hearing continued to decide if Samuel S. Stott will face grand jury on a kidnapping charge related to the 18 year old case. Witness D L Davis testified about attempts to locate Esta Stott and Frank Murphy buried near Hornell. State police officials expressed doubt on burial locations.
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Hornell
Samuel S. Stott
Frank Murphy
Steuben
George A. King
D. L. Davis
Esta Stott
Stott
Esta
Murphy
Davis
Eugene F. Hoyt
Ranch woman crawls five miles after leg break to reach hospital
Lavenia Green, 35, cowgirl on 150 cattle, was thrown by a horse at a gate. She crawled five miles through rough country to her cabin and then drove 35 miles to a hospital in Canon City, Colorado. She recalls nearly passing out when opening range gate fences but says she is not the fainting kind.
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Canon City
Colo
O.K
Farmer Run Over Twice by Tractor He Cranked in Gear
Roy Solner of Michigan City Indiana was seriously injured when the tractor he cranked in gear rolled and circled a field twice over him. He suffered a fractured left hip and a laceration to the right side while the machine, steered automatically, passed over him a second time. Solner crawled to safety as the tractor continued circling until fuel ran out. his wife found him on the field before he was to report for a night job at a war plant.
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Michigan City
Ind
Roy Solner
Solner
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