Babson Foresees World War II Run Through 1941
Babson Park Massachusetts December forecast discusses 1941 war prospects and stock markets. Arsenic crop warfare, British and German crop strategies, and potential impacts on global economies are analyzed alongside defense related industrial activity and tax effects. A fatal Morgan County crash is reported with details on victims and injuries.
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Babson Park
Mass
Germany
Great Britain
England
Letome
Howe
Defense
Zanesville Joins Prosperity Parade in 1941
Analysis predicts a 5 percent rise in business in early 1941 over 1940 as Zanesville diversifies industries and recalls an improving trend. Heavy manufacturing including brick, iron and steel, electrical machinery, shoes, box making, and ornamental glass expected to drive gains, with higher farm prices aiding consumer demand and collections easing.
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Roger Wysonson
Zanesville
Killer Captured After Wide Multi County Search
Franklin Pennsylvania police and a large posse captured Frank L Dearalph 2 after a daylong manhunt across Venango and Clarion counties. He faced charges in a double slaying and assault and was turned over to Clarion County authorities. The pursuit involved roadblocks and aerial vigilance before the suspect surrendered without resistance.
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Franklin
Frank L. Dearalph
Ou City
Dearalph
John Carr
Carrol
Clarion County
Sea Sons
Venang
Deareiph
Dearaiph
Explosion Shatters Downtown Store Front
A dynamite blast destroyed a Columbus area store front as a weighted fuse was slipped through a letter slot. Police suspect a disgruntled gambler. no injuries were reported and a vendor’s license name is under investigation.
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John
asTo
Parce Seid
No Foreign War activists urge Roosevelt to keep U.S. out of conflict
Vernon Marshall, chair of the No Foreign War committee, says he sent a telegram signed by more than 3,500 to President Roosevelt urging to reaffirm keeping the United States out of war. The message requests not to loosen defenses or loan 3 million dollars in defense to Britain.
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Vernie Marshall
No Foreign War Committee
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Congress
Britain
House
Marshall
Washington
Middie
Envoy to Vatican Undergoes Gallstone Operation
Myron E Taylor, Roosevelt’s special envoy to the Vatican, was operated on for gall stones at the New England Baptist Hospital today, two weeks after admission. He was reported in very good condition and resting comfortably. The stone blocked the bre duch.
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Vatican
Boston
Myrone Taylor
Roosevelt
New England Bapist Hospital
Balkans in turmoil as German and Russian troops move
World attention centers on the Balkans as Germany deploys 360000 troops into Romania while Russia concentrates forces along the Romanian border. A Soviet German Italian Romanian conference stalemate over Danube control coincides with Kaiser's envoy viewed as Romania's ruling figure. King Boris ousts 27 Bulgarian officers amid war pressure with Axis plans looming.
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Balkans
Germany
Rumenia
Russia
Danube
Baron Manfred
Kil-! ‘Azi
Slovakia
Bucharest
Romania
Hitler
Boris
Bulgaria
Axis
Tur
Greece
Albania
Greeks Sink Three Italian Transports In Pacific Action
A Sunday dispatch reports Greek forces sinking three Italian transports as German and British air actions escalate. A navy spokesman dismissed rumors of armed German ships in Japanese controlled areas as false and said no such operations are underway.
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Tokyo
Pacific
Naure
Gilbert
Mamia
Sels
China
Battle fronts widen as Allied and Axis clash across Europe
British Royal Air Force and German Luftwaffe trade savage blows as Greek admiralty claims three Italian troop ships sunk en route to Valona by a Greek submarine in the Straits of Otranto. De Gaulle appeals to Free French to rise up while Paris reports Hitler may reinstate Laval. Petain's ministers debate vital questions amid looming shifts in alliance.
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Great Britain
Royal Air Force
Italy
Valona
Straits of Otranto
Charles de Gaulle
Free French
Germany
London
Cty
Marshal Henr Philippe Petan
Council of Ministers
Vic
Paris
Adolf Hitler
Pierre Laval
RFA
Fronte Raf
Norwark
Bordeaux
Calais
Boulogne
Cape Gris Nez
Dover Channel
M. Westchers
Dover
Channel
Luftweffe
Page Sa
Citizens to Serve On School Committee Spotlighted by Officials
Citizens to serve on a school committee will inspect facilities and discuss academic location and training issues at senior and other high schools. The committee aims to review Lash High School and nearby districts including Ste Sandystooh Mansfeld Bellaire Lima and Marietta.
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Lash
Jerz
Ste Sandystooh
Mansfeld
Bellaire
Lima
Marietta
Ex-Convicts Draft Debate Stirs Ann Arbor
John Barner Warte, a Michigan teacher of criminal law, argues ex-convicts should be drafted. He claims the 1940 service act repealed the 1917 act barring ex-convicts from training and says the army’s policy lacks justification. He cites correspondence with Secretary Stimpson and Draft Director Dykstra.
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Ann Arbor
Dee
John Barner Warte
Anan Er
Michiman
Todas
CIO Official Urges 500 Planes Daily Defense Plan Backed
A CIO official urged rapid adoption of a plan to convert a mobile auto plant to produce 500 fighter planes daily for Great Britain. He argued the scheme could delay new auto models but emphasized swift action to aid national defense amid wartime needs. James M. Landis was noted as an adviser in the discussion.
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Washington
Great Britain
Reuther
Motors di Mobile
Urat
James M. Landis
Ool
Securities
Excon
British Movie Stars Return to Homeland
A fragmented account notes British film stars returning to their homeland from New York. The text references a couple and quotes emotional remarks about wanting to return to Hollywood, with unclear details about timing and individuals.
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Homeland
Patrolman Summers Injured In Motorcycle Accident
Patrolman Summers was injured on duty when his motorcycle skidded on a wet road Saturday night, throwing him from the vehicle. He was taken to Bethesda Hospital where attendants reported his condition as satisfactory after receiving treatment for injuries. The slick pavement was blamed for the crash.
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Summers
Bethesdaal
Bacs i
French National Song Recalled at Opera Evening
In a late program at the premiere venue the audience heard the traditional French national anthem sung by soloist Marie Vedere and the chorus, as the night closed with a tribute to France and its culture. The performance drew thousands who cheered the patriotic hymn and the overall operatic display.
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Tedas
Lux Pons
Marie
Hal
France
Otsego Man’s Father Killed in Cambridge Traffic Crash
Lewis B. Jackson 74, retired real estate dealer and Otsego father of Clifford Jackson, died instantly when struck by a truck on the National highway near his Cambridge area home. Francis Patterson, Cambridge plumber, said he did not see Jackson until too late. Coroner Ralph M. Din ruled accidental death. Surviving: Jenn Jackson, widow. daughters Mrs Frank Pose of Columbus and Lele Delforze of Cambridge. brothers John of Cambridge and Carer of Bloomfield. sisters Mrs McLaughlin and another. Funeral plans unclear pending arrangements.
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Morgan County
Zanesville
South River Road
Oliver S. Wallace
Coal Run
Bethesda Hospital
Goad
Samaritan
Nelsville
Ashton
Tifford Calendine
Philo
Drn
Bert Spinde
Marietta
Rae
FIM
Shewitt
Harry Healmear
Bine
Rock
Bealmear
Wallace
Keck
Morgan Conte
Ie ‘Ashton
Casendine
Ajl
Legion Wallace
Sir Lewis
Avondale
Nicholas J. Baesel
South State Street
Mary Wallace
Conlon
Goldie
Charles” Wallace
Lewis B. Jackson
Clifford Jackson
Otsego
Cambridge
Francis Patterson
Jackson
Jenn
McLaughlin
Man
Carr
Funeral Home
T Oridge
War Department to Farm Out Contracts Policy
The War Department announced a policy to subcontract small arms contracts to smaller firms. The shift aims to encourage subcontracting by allowing sub-letting of work and placing duties on specialized agents and Rohe as employed. This move seeks to spread burden and involve more suppliers in armaments production.
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War Department
Unemployment Rise Predicted For January
The Congress of Industrial Organizations predicted unemployment will rise in January to levels as high or higher than July, citing national defense program effects. They estimate unemployment fell from $87,000 in September to $91,900 in October, with anticipated increases in agricultural unemployment in November December and January.
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Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIQ
FDR Considers Fireside Chat on U S War Role
President Roosevelt prepares a Sunday evening fireside address to outline America’s stance in the looming war debate. He plans to discuss aid to Britain, potential lend lease, and the nation’s path as Congress nears its January session.
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FDR
U.S
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Europe
Tith
Britain
White House
Len Burton
K. Wheeler
Mont
Ohio school bus system called inefficient by drivers group
In Columbus Ohio leaders praised the Association of School Bus Drivers while Dietrich challenged board ownership as more economical. He cited higher costs under contracts and urged adopting self owned buses with direct operation to cut expenses and improve service.
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Columbus
Ohio
Association of
E. N. Diettich
C. D. Hutchins
Dietrich
Detrich
Etrich
Neca
Boards Added Education Association
Mbury
Scuffle at Putnam Cafe Leads to Injury and Arrest
Ernest Windane was treated at Bethesda Hospital after a Putnam Avenue scuffle at the Putnam Cafe. Police say Smith threw four glasses at Windland during the incident. Patrolmen Henry Ratchason and Lafe Hoy arrested Smith for investigation.
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Putnam
Ernest Windane
Bethesda
Putnam Avenage
Wintan
Smith
Winland
Henry Ratchason
Lafe Hoy
Work Is Rushed On Naval Bases In Hawaii Fortify Defenses
Hawaii defense effort moves quickly as 17 air bases across the island chain push ahead. Congressman Samuel Wa King, member of the House Naval Affairs and Military Affairs committees, says projects are six months ahead of schedule and Hawaii defenses are about to form an impregnable barrier from the Pacific to the Far East.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Hawaii
Far East
Samuel Wa King
King
House
Naval Afforce
Military Affair
Pacific
Gibraltar
Isiahas
Oahu
Burglars Ransack Wheeling Avenue Home
Police logged a home burglary on 1685 Wheeling Ave where a door was forced and cash 13 dollars plus a ring were stolen. A passerby reported the front door open after returning home around 6 o clock Saturday night. Patrolmen investigated the break in along with a second force.
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Ars
Wheeling Ave
Spinks
Fred Risen
Pilcher
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