Pedestrians Hurt In Two City Traffic Accidents
Two pedestrians were injured early Saturday night in separate city crashes. James Mahoney, 57, of Woodsfield, a Union Metal Mfg. Co. employee, was seriously injured after being struck on Third Street near Market. Viola Gaul, 8, of Patterson Avenue SW, suffered contusions and possible ankle fracture after walking into a car at Sixth Street and Marion Avenue SW. Police cited Koston Lopes for disregarding a stop sign after a collision at Fourth Street and Gibbs Avenue NE. Mahoney, Gaul, and driver details were taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment.
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James Mahoney
Woodsfield
Union Metal Mfg. Co
3Rd St
Market
Andrew Roman
Howard van Arman
Mercy Hospital
Mahoney
Ernst Hutchison
3Rd St SE
Viola Gaul
Patterson Ave
Joseph P. Javin
Raynolds
6Th St
Marion Ave
van Orman
Roman
Koston D. Lopes
8Th St NE
4Th St
Gibbs Ave
William Kelly
13Th St NW
Roosevelt Warns Nations Of United Stand In U S
President Roosevelt pledges U S unity behind anti aggression policy amid tensions with Japan. He reiterates differences in views are about degree not principle and cites a letter to Senator Gillette of Iowa. Hull to withhold comment until Japan acts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tokyo
Roosevelt
America
Sen. Gillette
Iowa
Pacific
Hull
Japan
Thailand
Congress
Confessed Slayer Doney Injures Self in Jail Standoff
Buffert Ray Doney, 47, held on first degree murder charges for his daughter Almeda Whitmer's death, attempted suicide in his county jail cell Saturday night. Deputies report he wounded his right arm by rubbing it on an iron table. he was treated at Mercy hospital, non fatal. Police say Doney shot his daughter when she refused to reveal his wife’s location after a quarrel.
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Buffert Ray Doney
Almeda Whitmer
Jacob Schario
Doney
Schario
Mercy Hospital
Tuscarawas County
Whitmer
Brick Yard
Dueber Ave
Retired Zanesville Publisher Dies at 74
William O. Littick, 74, longtime Zanesville publisher and former president of Zanesville Publishing Co, died at Bethesda hospital after a monthlong illness. He retired ten days earlier after 55 years with the firm that prints Times-Recorder, The Signal, and Times-Signal. He is survived by his widow Bessie, a daughter Mrs. Edgar Shilts, and three sons Orville, Clay, and Arthur of Hoopstown Ill.
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Associated Preess
Zanesville
William O. Littick
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville Publishing Co
Orville and Clay
Arthur
Hoopstown
Ill
Times-Recorder
The
Signal
Times-Signal
Littick
Adamsville
Ohio
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio Select List
Bessie
Edgar Shilts
Roosevelt Reflects On Unique U S Position At Dinner
President Roosevelt, skipping the Thanksgiving pair dates, calls the Warm Springs gathering a third Thanksgiving. He notes the nation stands in a unique position as a major power amid widespread wars and dictatorial control, emphasizing gratitude for normal life amid global turmoil.
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U. S
Warm Springs
United States
Roosevelt
Reds Deny Germans Hold Molotov's Son
United Press reports Radio Moscow denied Georg Molotov was a German prisoner and said the man claiming to be Molotov was an imposter who sold himself to the Gestapo. In Hammonton New Jersey, a Thanksgiving turkey sale used the firehouse siren to draw crowds and all turkeys were sold.
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United Press
London
Radio Moscow
Georg Molotov
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Gestapo
Hammonton
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Naval
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Warm Springs Foundation
of United Stand
Walker Lumber CO
Navarre Road
Dumont
Hartz Mountain
Canaries
Spratt
Dumont Seed CO
2Nd SE
REDS
FEN Weve
Smart Glen
Supple
Everetts
Cozy Cubs
Elaser
Penney
J.C. Penney Co. Inc
Pena
J. E. Menegay Chiropractor
Cleveland
Fintrance
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