Roosevelt hints cut in visit to Warm Springs
President Roosevelt, in Warm Springs, warned that American institutions might face defense by cadets next Thanksgiving. He spoke after a call from Hull and weighed rushing back to Washington amid Japanese tensions led by Hideki Tojo. He planned to depart if needed, hoping for peace and reflecting on global danger.
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Has Meter Parking Filled A Need Canton Referendum
Canton motorists vote on continuation or removal of city parking meters after a six month trial. About 600 meters have collected nearly $30,000 with $13,232.50 in rent paid toward purchase. Ballots sent to 30,000 registered car owners indicate public attitude on keeping or removing the meters.
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PRICE BILL FACES SENATE REVISION
Washington file from International News Service notes administration officials will urge the senate to restore the house extracted "teeth" in the price control bill. A five-man board to review ceilings would undermine enforceability by allowing delays of up to 90 days before ceilings are final, administration spokesmen say.
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Final Parleys Held In Railroad Dispute
President Roosevelt's emergency fact finding board met through the night and into Sunday to mediate the wage dispute between railroad management and labor, aiming for a resolution before a potential nationwide strike. Morse stated the nation's welfare demanded a settlement to avoid paralysis and unjustified action. Fourteen operating brotherhoods have scheduled a December 7 strike, while non operating groups urge readiness.
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One Steel Firm Refuses Pledge in Arbitration
New York November 29 Roosevelt three man board mediating the captive coal mine dispute reported that all but one steel company involved would likely abide by the board’s forthcoming decision. Crucible Steel Co. withheld commitment while seven other firms signaled willingness by submitting briefs on evidence desired. Dr John R Steelman said talks would continue with a meeting scheduled for 11 a.m. tomorrow and noted the Carter Coal Co status remained uncertain.
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Tojo vows purge of U S power in East Asia
Premier Hideki Tojo declared Japan would purge British and American influence from East Asia. Cabinet met to consider Washington notes on Orient policy. Tojo accused Britain and the United States of exploiting Asia and pledged action. Domeli reported Japanese planes bombed the Burma road to cut U S aid to Chungking. Thailand neutrality noted amid fears of encirclement by Allied powers. Adv section lists notices and local meeting for Westinghouse Local 804.
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Joe Vrabel First Canton Selectee Reflects On Army Year
In Canton and nationwide the first peacetime draft called up 21 to 36 year olds. Corp Joe Vrabel of Head- quarters Company Fort Knox recalls a year in the U S Army, from Fort Hayes to the Fort Knox replacement center, recalling tough basic training and growth of the training center from woods to a 15,000 trainee complex.
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Axis Forces Rip At British Wall In Africa Battle
German and Italian forces trapped east of Tobruk rallied their remaining tanks and pressed into a British wall in a major new tank fight. The clash southeast of Rezegh lasted from morning until night with no ground gained by either side. Rommel faces difficulty in moving panzers west. Britain aims to isolate and destroy them. An Italian division linked with Nazi units, creating a high-stakes engagement as infantry clash around Tobruk and air strikes continue.
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Churchill Healthy At 67 Plans A Quiet Observance
Winston Churchill, England's man of the hour, turns 67 on Sunday with no public celebrations. He aims for a quiet day in the country near London with his wife, while his children have no special privileges planned and will stay busy with duties. A small dinner party with his grandchildren is planned.
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German Units Flee Gate to Oil Wealth in Rostov
Rostov fell to a Russian counteroffensive as German forces were routed and pushed westward. Stalin congratulated southern commanders for delivering Rostov from Fascist invaders and replanting the Soviet flag. Five German divisions including the 6th, 14th, and 16th tank divisions were reportedly routed.
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Weather Trend Sees Warm Spell Over Eastern States
A high pressure system over the southeast maintains unseasonably warm air across most eastern states. Cloudiness grows from the Mississippi Valley to New England with light precipitation in the Great Lakes, northern New England, and central plains. A cold polar air mass shifts southeast toward the Great Lakes, bringing a turn to colder weather. Almanac data note sunrise and sunset times plus moonrise and moonset.
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Finnish Parliament backs war policy in unanimous vote
In Helsinki a special session yielded a unanimous confidence vote for the government’s military and foreign policy, including refusal to seek peace with Moscow. Premier Jukka Rangell described the government’s rejection of Moscow peace terms and bolstered its stance against Russia.
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PETAIN DARLAN PLAN PARLEY WITH GOERING
United Press reports that Henri Petain and Jean Darlan plan to confer near Paris with Hermann Goering to discuss a potential alliance. Hitler may attend or meet them later to seek French support for a European order, with possible bases in the Mediterranean and southern Atlantic. Vichy denied ceding Rabat and Tunisian bases.
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Paris Bombings Kill 2 Germans In Night Attacks
Paris dispatch reports two German soldiers killed and many wounded in Montmartre restaurant bombings. German commander von Schaumburg imposes curfews and threatens reprisals, while a French girl also dies. Other war updates describe fighting near Rostov and Moscow as Soviet forces press a flank attack.
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Vichy Radio Says Mediterranean Fleet Ready for Action
The Vichy controlled radio at Algiers declared that life lines to France can be kept open only with Axis cooperation and their armed forces, and that the French Mediterranean fleet is ready for action.
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