Bomb wrecks U S consulate in Indo China
The state department said the American consul at Saigon French Indo China was wrecked by a bomb last night with no injuries. Consul Sidney Browne vice consul Kingsley Hamilton and clerk Carolyn Jacobs were named. Details were scarce as officials awaited further word amid ongoing talks on Indo China and Japan.
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State Department
Saigon
Indo-China
Far East
Sidney H. Browne
Kingsley W. Hamilton
Carolyn C. Jacobs
Browne
Short Hills
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Wooster
Miss Jacobs
Richmond
Hull
Japan
France
Tokyo
British Capture Gambut and Bardia in Libyan drive
British forces report success along the Mediterranean coast with the capture of Gambut and Bardia as part of a sweeping push toward Tobruk. Unofficial counts suggest about 15,000 Axis prisoners, and Axis troops are described as beaten into four isolated groups. In Ohio, Ray Doney faces a grand jury on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of his daughter Almeda Doney. he pled innocent and was bound over after a brief arraignment.
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Doney
James A. Bowman
Daniel Gennett
Barnhill
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
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Associated Press
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Egypt
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Stone Fall In Ohio Mine Injures Eleven Men
Bellaire Ohio Nov 24 Fourteen men worked the day shift when two mine cars jumped tracks inside the Stewart mine of Rail and River Coal Co causing roof supports to fall trapping five miles inside for about a half hour. Eleven hurt four seriously seven treated at hospital four with first aid. Names of treated: John Woloschick 51 Shadyside Robert Campbell 40 Shadyside Harry Wilson 43 Bethesda John Comstock 43 Shadyside Andrew Magyar 24 Powhatan Clarence Baker 41 Jacobsburg Edmund Ratalkzak 31 Powhatan.
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Stewart
Rail & River Coal Co
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Shadyside
Robert Campbell
Harry Wilson
Bethesda
John Comstock
Andrew Magyar
Powhatan
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Jacobsburg
Edmund Ratalczak
Nazis Find Hole in Moscow Line
German forces pressed a major offensive aimed at splitting Moscow from Kalinin with a wedge into Klin, while roving tanks battered Rostov and Mozhaisk, and Red Army counterattacks claimed gains along the Donets plateau as officials warned Moscow faced its most serious danger yet.
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Associated Press
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Russia
Moscow
Kalinin
Red Army
Don River
Rostov
Donets
Klin
Volokolamsk
Mozhaisk
Tula
14 Inch Dolls In Czech Os Slovakian Costume Ad
Readable line lists a small ad for 14 inch dolls in beautiful Czech oslovakian costume. Item appears on page 9 under amusements and social news with a dial number 5059 for ordering or inquiries.
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Dial 5059
US to occupy Dutch Guiana to guard bauxite mines
The White House announced that U S troops will occupy Surinam in Dutch Guiana on the northeast South American coast to protect bauxite mines supplying over 60 percent of U S aluminum. Brazil and Netherlands amass support with joint defense measures while troop withdrawal will occur after danger ends.
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White House
Dutch Guiana
South America
United States
London
Surinam
U. S
Western Hemisphere
Netherlands
Netherlands Indies
Pacific
United States of America
Brazil
United States of Brazil
New York
French Guianas
Weather Report Cooler air spreads across eastern states
The trend notes considerably cooler and drier air over the eastern and southern United States with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees lower than yesterday from the Great Lakes and Ohio valley to the Gulf of Mexico. Western states show a rising trend with mostly clear skies from the Appalachians to the Pacific and light scattered rain along the middle and south Atlantic coast.
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United States
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Appalachians
Pacific
Atlantic
Price Control License Revived in House Banking Debate
The House Banking and Currency Committee endorsed an amendment to empower the government to license nearly every business under price ceilings, excluding agriculture. Approved 14 to 9, the move aims to enforce ceilings amid warnings of possible ruinous inflation. The committee also eyed two more amendments to restore market buying and to lower farm ceilings to 10 percent above parity.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee Today
House
Banking Group
Rep. Gifford
Massachusetts
President Roosevelt Holds Talks on New Labor Bill
Roosevelt invites 10 congress members and two labor department officials to the White House to discuss labor legislation amid unclear aims. Participants include Speaker Rayburn and Perkins with bipartisan Republicans Martin and Welch. Also invited may include CIO chief Murray and AFL president Green.
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Roosevelt
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Labor Department
White House
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Perkins
House
McCormack
Massachusetts
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New Jersey
House Labor Committee
Martin
Rep. Welch
California
Labor Committee
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Cox
Georgia
Ramspeck
Vinson
Smith
Virginia
Gavagan
New York
Philip Murray
CIO
William Green
AFL
Troops Aid in Seward Fire Blaze Damage
Fire destroyed half Seward's business district with losses around 1 million dollars. Soldiers from Fort Raymond assisted the local fire department in battling the blaze as Seward faced extensive destruction.
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United Press
Seward
Alaska
Fort Raymond
British forces close on last Italian troops in Ethiopia
Nairobi dispatch reports British forces tightening in the Gondar region of northern Ethiopia, crushing Italian breakout attempts. One breakout force was surrounded with 100 Italians killed, and commander Lieut. Col. Cesanni was captured, according to the British East Africa command communique.
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Kenya
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Ethiopia
Gondar
Col. Cesanni
Navy to reduce Chinese Yangtze gunboat patrols
The U S Navy says it is withdrawing a number of gunboats from the Yangtze patrol in China while not removing all ships from duty. Officials did not disclose how many vessels are reassigned or their new locations, noting that seven gunboats were on duty before the Panay incident of December 12 1937.
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United Press
Washington
U. S
Yangtze River
China
Navy
Panay
Yangtze
Seven nations join anti comintern pact expansion
Authorized Germans announced seven more governments would join the anti comintern pact, including Finland Denmark Bulgaria Croatia Romania Slovakia and the Japanese sponsored Nanking government. Turkey Portugal Sweden Switzerland Greece France Belgium and the Netherlands remain outside.
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Finland
Denmark
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Slovakia
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Japan
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Manchukuo
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Netherlands
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Mussolini
Marshal Petain
Hitler
Washington
Mediterranean
Bomb destroys German bookshop in Paris St. Michel district
United Press dispatch from New York reports a bomb exploded in Paris early today destroying a German bookshop in the St. Michel district. Initial advices offered no clear indication of casualties from the blast.
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United Press
New York
Paris
St. Mihiel
Supreme Court invalidates Okie law migrant ban
The Supreme Court ruled California's anti migrant law unconstitutional, impacting similar statutes in 27 states. The case centered on Fred F Edwards of Marysville and his drive of his jobless brother in law from Spur Texas to Marysville in 1939, challenging movement rights and police power. The decision cites civil liberties concerns amid long migration history and lists many states with comparable laws.
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Apple House Offer Delivers Fresh Sweet Cider Daily
Sweet cider is offered daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Apple House in Fulton NW, inviting shoppers to enjoy house made harvest flavors.
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Apple House
Fulton NW
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