Strikes Ravine And Bursts Into Flames
A Northwest Airlines transport plane crashed into a Minnesota ravine early today killing 14 passengers, the copilot and a stewardess. The pilot survived, escaping from the wreckage as flames enveloped the aircraft. Officials and witnesses reported the craft appeared to glide in for a landing when it failed to clear the field. Destination and exact passenger list were not immediately confirmed.
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Mooqhiean
Mimi
Ites
Minnasota
Chipenee Bates
Minneapolis
Willy
Ade
Kodiew
Names Of Plane Crash Victims
A garbled list of alleged crash victims appears, naming numerous individuals with unclear spellings and places such as Spokane Springfield North County and Wells. The damaged OCR text provides no coherent event details, dates, or affiliations to verify identities.
Boy Fatally Hurt in Cleveland Bicycle Crash
A 16 year old boy from Witleigh Totton died after a bicycle collision in Cleveland. He was severely injured and died later in a local hospital. the incident involved a motor vehicle and a marked area near Sears.
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Cleveland
Totton
Witleigh
Iuner
Sears An
Weather outlook with scattered rain and cooler west areas
Occasional rain and mild temperatures expected tonight with a drop in the west after. A trough of low pressure extends from the upper lakes toward Texas bringing warmer air in most areas east of the Mississippi. Heavy rains reported in Texas Oklahoma Missouri as a weather system shifts southeastward.
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Cy United Press Omo
Upper Lake Region
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Sitsinpi
Ohio
Snath Ward
West Gill
Fay Law
Wayne
Cleveland
Missouri
Kearny Battles Pack Of U-Boats In Atlantic Skirmish
A wartime report details the destroyer Kearny engaging a wolf pack of German submarines. The vessel fought to protect a supply convoy, sustaining damage but staying afloat while aiding a stricken merchantman. The incident underscores wartime risks near convoy routes and the Kearny’s steadfast response.
Army Establishing A Regiment For Mountain Warfare
Army officials announce a new regiment dedicated to mountain warfare as part of a broader build up. The plan includes lessons from prior units and emphasizes specialized training, equipment, and deployment readiness for high altitude operations amid ongoing global tensions.
Axis Declares War on United States in War Broadcast
In a dramatic wartime broadcast the Axis declares war on the United States. The speech, tied to a fascist faction, frames the move as a state of war with the United States. Roosevelt's United States stance and naval theater comments are noted by observers.
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Axis
United States
Wren
Germany
Ronsevelt
Farhiaert
Raiding Units Creating Fear Among Nazis
A British French report says specially trained commando units have landed in France near Amiens, conducting nightly raids that push German patrols back and raise fear of an Allied invasion. French officials claim textile production near Nord and southeast France is largely halted by bombing while German morale sags amid Russian resistance.
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Pronel Syplesman
Tina
France
Amiens
Min
Geena
Postite
Heithes
British Isles
Russia
Frane T
Govelt
Nua Anidiens
Waite Denies Investigation Contemplated
A contended inquiry into alleged irregularities concerning the county election board was reportedly contemplated by the secretary of state. Sweeney, denied by Waite, indicated that a report was “without foundation.”
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Harain Rounty
Elec
Hook
Sgite
Sweeney
Bleu
Baar Clark Stassey Waite
Ghileh
Sth Oa
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Columbus Blink Book Ga
Whitieh
Othr
Dahason Wateain Co
Ed Heer Co
Fld
Atelier -Ysdhfety Hebagd
Secretiy of State
Oscar G. Dunn
Zion
Couch-Uthe Co To Build Addition At Chicesteret Me
Couch-Uthe Co. was granted a permit to construct a second addition this fall. The project includes about 3,000 square feet in the phase, forming a 30 by 100 foot structure. Henry Heiderth will supervise the contract as the company expands facilities for leading materials and for extending operations.
Elyrian Recovering From Injuries After Route 230 Crash
Curwin A L Waite, 44, of 14 Columbia Avenue, seriously injured in a Friday accident on Route 230. Dover Hospital expects to transfer him tomorrow. Stanley Waite, clerk of the board of elections, cited a visit with Waite’s son as details emerged. Waite suffered broken bones and facial injuries, with conflicting spelling and names in the report.
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Curwin AL Waite
Columbia Avenue
Fae Briday Inn
Sid 2Hue Bower
Dover Hospital
Salud
Nis Tuthey
Stanley Waite
Board of Elections
Walle Sulfaredt
German Reports Warn Russian Black Sea Base in Danger
Berlin reports claim sweeping German advances across northern Crimea threaten Sevastopol and the Soviet Black Sea naval base. The Frankfurter Zeitung notes Crimea’s center near Sevastopol facing danger as German forces press toward Perekop and along the peninsula.
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Black Sea
Berlin
Cerman
Crimea
Sevastopol
Russias
Tiemed
Perekep
Susi
Saul Crimea
Sim- Teropol
Red Banner
Black
Sev Flortly
Rumania
Verci
Archbishop Warns on Encyclical Interpretation in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Archbishop McNicholas condemns misreadings of the pope’s encyclical. He argues the pontiff condemns Soviet communism while guiding nations toward lawful, moral action during the current military crisis.
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Cincinnati
Joh I
McNicholas
Pius
Two Suffer Injuries In Traffic Accidents
Police report details two traffic incidents near Elyria. Miss Mary Myseush, 245 Third Street, sustained minor injuries after being struck by a sedan that fled the scene near the Capital Theatre. Gladys Caswell, 29, of Lake Avenue, sustained injuries to shoulder and knees while returning from a teachers meeting when her car was attacked by another vehicle at Carlisle Street.
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Knox
Kearny
Farsa
Jon Weller
Rowe
Staniel M. Robine Nechet
Bureau
Ships
Sid
Deta
Mary Myseush
Third Street
Hdlwok
Atre
Gladys Caswell
Lake Avenue
Carlisle Shoul
BL v. Reere
Water Street
Elyria
Reese
Whitt
Cff
Linsrenge Rose
Daniel Mohler
Columbia
West River
Virsbronls
Stonographer Resigns Amid County Raises Plan
Lorain County relief headquarters faces changes as stonographer Mike Anna Cassella resigns and six workers receive raises totaling 10 dollars to cover duties. Commissioners say replacements will not be hired. Raises include auditor Ann Sulkouching from 100 to 105 dollars and other staff increases, while several names appear garbled in the record.
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Mike Anna Cassella
Lorain
Lorain County
Missittn
Ann Sulkouching
Geena Ky
Cora Kus
Beolyn Rutvick
Cheek
Sih
Hallowe'en Parade Plans Are Completed at Chamber Meet
Preparations for Wigma's annual municipal Hallowe'en celebration are finished after a Chamber of Commerce meeting. George Tern chairs. prizes, cider and doughnuts planned for children en route from West Avenue to Second Street with four costume divisions and displays in storefront windows.
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Hallowe'en
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William JM. Prince
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Putatte
George Mwiehwine
Fo Austhimer
Joe Boddy
Qhia Public Service Company
Pavatin
Polfinn
Ind
Allen
Fast Warlitle
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Pranklin Schoals
Gareford
Gates
Holy Cross
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Jiefarson
Lake Aveneechonte
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Cniurt Street
Glyria Pligh Sebnal Bane
McKinlie Markley
Roosmry St. Agnes
St. Juln's
St. Mo
Foaih Aivicians
Adulteiry Costu
Broad Street
Rentern East Ave
Enue
Lead Street
Middle Avenue
Two Suits Filed Over Fatal Crash Details
Fragmented OCR reports two lawsuits stemming from a fatal crash. One suit, for about 81 000, alleges harm to a girl and seeks 4 000 for suffering. Names and roles are unclear due to garbled text but reference Arti Wipes Jon Manning and Alberts.
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Claim County Owes Over Ten Thousand To Retirement Fund
County commissioners say they will seek an itemized accounting of 10052.12 sent to the retirement fund representing amounts owed. The bill notes county owing up to 1940 and health department owing 311.90 to end of 194b. In recent years the county has not budgeted full payments. employees have contributed via salary deduction.
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Waditor’s Department
96 Awards Presented At Court Of Honor
Ninety six awards for Scout achievement were presented at a Southeast District Court of Honor last night at the Elks Club Elyria and southern Lorain County. The program featured Eagle Scout Edgar D. Gates and a talk by Dan Kinsey of Oberlin College cross country coach.]]>
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Elyria
Lorain County
Haney
Elks Club
Dan Kinsey
Oberlin Gallege Wack
Edgar D. Gates
Ely- Tig
Fred Rule
Ely
Proposed Trip By First Aid Class Postponed
A planned health class trip led by M. L. Brown was postponed due to insufficient group size. Brown aims to join with another group for a conducted tour, requiring at least 48 participants. The class completed its lessons, and the trip was moved from its original high point to a future date.
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M. L. Brown
Brown
Roosevelt, Lewis Meet Over Miner Strike Mediation
A mediation conference between President Roosevelt and UMW leader John Lewis in a hotel room discussed miners returning to work while the mediation board studies the union shop issue. The board’s nonbinding recommendation will guide but not bind the miners or operators of captive mines. The panel plans to meet again to formulate a decision. Lewis and Taylor exchanged thanks as the talks continued through the night and into today with leaders from district offices involved.
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Rangementa Carri
Aaslon
U. S, Steel Corp
Lewis
Taylor
Lewis-Taylor
UMW
New York
Plan to Increase Social Security Taxes Revealed
Secretary Morgenthau outlined a treasury plan to raise Social Security taxes as part of a broader revenue budget to finance rising defense costs. He said Congress would consider the plan by year end and linked next year’s tax program to the government’s borrowing strategy for national defense.
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Treasury
Henry Miganthau
Congress
Moergenthag
Aypre
Beford
Morgenthau
Park Workers Hold Fishing Party and Large Catch
Fragmentary report notes a fishing event with prizes and a large catch. Sal reportedly netted a three dollar prize fish, Julius Popovits credited with the largest catch yesterday noon, 21 fish, while Crawford’s two pounder stood out. An open meeting is mentioned at 2H Broad Street in Mein.
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Julius
Popovits
Ace
Crayford
Jer
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