Election Imposes Caution On Aggressor Nations
DeWitt MacKenzie argues the American election signals Washington will continue aid to Britain while avoiding war. He notes Germany Italy and Japan fear U S support, Russia and Turkey resist axis pressure, and Moscow claims neutrality and vigilance. He cautions aggr essor nations about alignment.
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Washington
Britain
Germany
Italy
Japan
New Order
Russia
Turkey
England
Greeks Forc e Italians To Yield Ground On Front
Greeks repelled Italian assaults on the Metaxas line and in Albania. Center sector gains reported as important with many Italians trapped and encircled. Coastal thrust toward Ioannina described as the greatest threat, while Greek artillery and anti tank guns held the line. British aid noted and Turkish radio suggested axis options in Yugoslavia.
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Ionian
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Toannina
Mussolini
Epirus
Italy
Cairo
Middle East
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Istanbul
Yugoslavia
Salonika
Gunner Downs Plane Over Abberton During War Action
An army corporal using a Bren light machine gun reportedly shot down a German Dornier bomber near Abberton Colchester. The bomber's six crew members were captured by British forces.
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London
Navy
Abberton
Colchester
French Capture German Posts Near Andechy
Twenty five years ago today on November 8 1915 French forces seized German positions near Andechy amid fierce artillery fire along a broad front reporting strong shelling and tactical gains.
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Associated Press
Andechy
Republicans To Oppose Many Policies
Washington reports that rising Republican totals in Tuesday's presidential vote point to stiff future fights over domestic policy. Roosevelt neared a third term with broad support while Willkie set a record GOP ballot total. Willkie plans a Monday night address to outline his position.
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Rooosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Willkie
New York
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Former King Carol of Romania Seeks Freedom in Spain
Carol of Romania, returning from Madrid to await response on his freedom plea, prayed at Seville cathedral. His chamberlain Ernest Urdareanu and companion Mme Magda Lupescu accompanied him as they inspected the church. He then went to Madrid to appeal to Spanish Foreign Minister Ramon Serrano Suner for permission to depart Spain.
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Seville
Spain
Carol of Romania
Madrid
Carol
Ernest Urdareanu
Mme
Magda Lupescue
Lupescu
Urdareanu
Ramon Serrano Suner
Ambassador Lord Lothian Receives Order of the Thistle
London reports King George conferred a knighthood of the Order of the Thistle on the Marquess of Lothian the British ambassador to the United States. Lord Lothian is in England on brief furlough.
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London
George
Order of the Thistle
Britain
Marquess of Lothian
United States
Lord Lothian
England
Jon
Idaho Senate splits 22 22 Democrats lead in House
Idaho officials report the Senate with 22 Republicans and 22 Democrats, while the House shows 34 Democrats and 30 Republicans with two counties yet to report. Democratic lieutenant governor breaks ties in the Senate, and an official count could still change minor races.
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Idaho
Senate
Boise
House
Karl Kitchen
Salonika Prepares for Air Raids Amid War Ruin
In Salonika, residents pile sandbags and dig trenches to brace for Italian air attacks. The city, turned trench-scarred, sees Greeks rush to downed planes and seize parts before authorities intervene. Returnees adopt calm during alarms as hospitals treat civilian wounded.
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Salonika
Greece
Fays
Balsam to Speak at Armistice Dinner in Pocatello
Dr Louis Balsam newly appointed Fort Hall superintendent and former Indian department official will deliver the Armistice day address at the American Legion luncheon for Pocatello business and professional men. The event is in the Memorial building Monday at noon with a parade to a homecoming game at university stadium afterward.
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Roy Christensen
Pocatello Post
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Harvard
Clark Universities
Tacoma May Build Larger Structure
Engineers study ruins of the 6.4 million Tacoma Narrows bridge after its collapse in Puget Sound. Civic officials plan a two deck bridge with a rail link between Tacoma Bremerton and the Olympic peninsula. Officials will consult Fort Lewis and Bremerton navy yard to weigh a rail connection between defense centers. Main towers remain but must support extra weight.
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Wash
Tacoma Narrows
Pacific Northwest
Puget Sound
Bremerton
Olympic Peninsula
T. A. Stevenson
PWA
RFC
Fort Lewis
U. S. Navy Yard
Training Course For Leaders Opens On Thursday
The Pocatello district Boy Scouts committee announces a leadership training course for Senior and Explorer Scout troops. It runs Thursday November 14 and November 18 22 and 25 under Explorer Leader Del C Hess. Sessions include a vanball coaching school at the L D S recreation hall and later in room 107 Science Hall at the university. Leader attendance is invited and invitations were sent to all explorer and senior unit leaders.
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W. P. Havener
del C. Hess
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Thut
Former Legislator Alfred Bonnell Dies in Polson Montana
Alfred L. Bonnell dies at his Polson home after a life in Grace and Ban nock County politics. He served one term as state representative and was active in civic and Masonic circles. Survived by wife Nina, two sons Russell and Perry, daughter Ruth, 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Grace L D S second ward church Sunday November 10 at 2 30 p m Caribou lodge No 84 A F and A M directs services. Utah weather partly cloudy with cooler temperatures tonight and Saturday.
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Polson
Mont
Bonnell
Grace
Bannock County
Point Bluff
Wis
David P
Marilla B. Bonnell
Nina C. Bonnell
Russell H
Logan
Utah
Perry
Ruth Allsop
L. D
Second Ward
Caribou Lodge No. 84
A. F
A. M
British Bombers Raid Nazi Munition Works
Two hearses carried the bodies of Paul M. Macklin of New York vice president and general manager of Wickwire Spencer Steel and two companions from a Maine forest crash. Also killed were Macklin’s son John, a Buffalo plant foreman, and George W. Nelson, plant superintendent. Survivors said the men perished while transporting a canoe across a thinly iced Caucomgomuc lake.
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Maine
Paul M. Macklin
New York
Wickwire
Spencer Steel Corporation
Macklin
John
Buffalo
N. Y
George W. Nelson
Germans Report Sinking of Big English Convoy
London dispatch reports British shipping attacked by German planes with 20 enemy aircraft shot down by day’s end. Berlin says Stuka raids sank 31,000 tons of British merchant shipping west of Ireland with 23,000 tons damaged.
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Air Ministry
Berlin
Germany
Ireland
Narrows Bridge Collapse Shocks Tacoma Engineers Tragedy
Engineers studying the Narrows bridge collapse report wind driven failure of the over mile long suspension span near Tacoma. No city deaths. two men on the bridge survived. A dog perished when the car fell into Puget Sound. Plans for rebuilding proceed as authorities cite plate girders and wind resistance as core issues.
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Olympic Peninsula
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Leonard Coatsworth
Tacoma
Coatsworth
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Farquharson
A. F. Andrew
Earver
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
Andrew
Bomb Kills Two In Scranton Car Explosion
Scranton public health director’s family loses two in a car blast blamed on a bomb. William Korn 11 year old and Lois Korn 18 were killed as fragments suggest metal in the wreck. Police consider a disgruntled patient or door opening as possible triggers.
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Scranton Director of Public Health
Michaela Eagen
William Korn
University of Scranton
Lois
Chamberlain Ill Says Wife In London Message
Mrs Neville Chamberlain said in a London message that her husband Arthur Neville Chamberlain is gravely ill. The former prime minister, 71, has been resting in the country since resigning as lord president of the council on October 3 and as prime minister last May 10 amid Germany's advance into the Low Countries and France.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler vows fight will continue toward victory in Munich
New York reports Hitler address to old guard nazis in Munich beer cellar on the eve of the 17th anniversary of the failed putsch. He spoke of German military feats and the meaning of the war with a determined tone. AP dispatch from London and Rome notes.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Germany
British Fleet Fire Reported Off LA LINEA Spain
Heavy gunfire rang out in the Mediterranean as a British fleet of 14 warships based at Gibraltar cleared the harbor. The force included a battleship two cruisers eight destroyers two submarines and an aircraft carrier with no immediate clue to the cause of the firing.
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LA Linea
Spain
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
British raid leaves Essen in a sheet of fire night attack
British bombers hit the Krupp armament works at Essen with thousands of fire bombs and heavy explosives for more than four hours. The air ministry said heaviest bombs yet carried into Germany were used as waves of raids targeted workshops and administrative buildings and produced a glow visible 60 miles away.
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Krupp
Essen
Germany
Air Ministry
England
Lorient
R. A. FP
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Oberhausen
Dortmund-Ems Canal
Duisberg
Dunkerque
Britain
Driver Faces Charge In Fatal Collision
An involuntary manslaughter complaint will be filed against Harm Opeikens, 41, in the death of Mrs. Jessie L. Grover, 23, wife of James O. Grover of Devil's Slide, after a collision October 26. Grover’s car, with his wife as passenger, hit a car driven by Opeikens. Opeikens was jailed on drunken driving charges and is out on $300 bail. Mrs. B. K. Ashton, 31, also a passenger, suffered a fractured vertebra and was in fair condition.
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