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- Ohio Oil Calls In Stock
- SHIPMENTS OF RAYON HIGHER IN SEPTEMBER; Organon Reports New Records for Third-Quarter Deliveries
- STORE SALES UP 14% FOR WEEK IN NATION; New York Trade Increased 19%, Reserve Bank Reports
- LEAVES CONSUMER POST; Evans Will Join Farm Bureau Insurance Groups
- SIMPLICITY URGED IN WAR PACKAGING; Lund Scores 'Loose Thinking' in Adapting Substitutes to Meet Specifications
- W.A. Sheaffer Pen
- Article 9 -- No Title
- RETAILERS WARNED MARK-DOWNS LOOM; Craig Says Price Squeeze Has Not Been Felt as Yet, but Liability Piles Up
- COTTON NETS GAINS OF 18 TO 27 POINTS; Placing of Goods Orders Into First Quarter of 1943 by U.S. Stimulates ...
- BUYING IS RESUMED IN CORN FUTURES; List Retains All But 1/8c of Rise of 2c as Several Groups Lift Demands
- ITALIAN STOCKS RECOVER; Advance Follows Break Caused by British Bombing
- COMMODITY INDEX HOLDS AT 99.7%; Bureau of Labor Notes Few Changes in the Last Week in October
- NOVEMBER FINANCING IS DUE NEXT WEEK; Morgenthau Also to Talk Soon on New Tax Plans
- QUITS STAFF OF SEC; Earl Snell's Resignation Expected to Be Followed by Others
- SEC Sets Scripps-Howard Case
- $4,027,178 EARNED BY U.G.I. IN QUARTER; Profit to Sept. 30 Compares With $4,541,436 in the Same Period in 1941
- Excess Reserves Decrease $40,000,000; Money in Circulation Up $230,000,000
- Philadelphia Refunding
- TO CONSIDER DELISTING; Exchange Members May Petition SEC on Truscon Steel
- Article 8 -- No Title
- $1,200,000 JUDGMENT GIVEN AGAINST BANK; Court Grants the Request of Broadway-58th St. Concerns
- 98.5% of War Bonds Held
- MAINE UTILITIES AGREE ON MERGER; Stockholders of Central Maine Power and Cumberland County Power to ...
- Bank's Old Employes Meet
- CHEMICAL PROFIT SHOWS A BIG RISE; Earnings of 38 Corporations up $13,000,000 in 1941 Over Preceding Year
- Appointed to Postal Jobs
- On Phelps Dodge Refining Board
- RESERVE BANK POSITION; Range of Important Items in 1942 With Comparisons
- Movie Concerns Receive Funds From Great Britain
- Western Auto Supply Elects
- BONDS AND SHARES IN LONDON MARKET; Broad Advance Occurs on News of Axis Retreat in Egypt -- Eastern ...
- BANK OF ENGLAND REPORTS CHANGES; Seventh Consecutive Rise in Circulation Lifts the Total 6,920,000 to ...
- To Redeem French Rail Bonds
- 3.4% GAIN SHOWN IN BANK CLEARINGS; $7,113,541,000 in 5-Day Week Compares With $6,878,125,000 in Period in 1941
- SUPPORT CONTINUES IN U.S. BOND MARKET; $109,542,000 of Securities Is Taken in Week -- Total for 5 Weeks ...
- Begins 70th Year on Job
- NOT FISHER BROS. STEEL; Company Not Named in an Action by the OPA
- Named Assistant Secretary Of the Cotton Exchange
- SEC ISSUES OPINION ON BOND INCOME; Collections on Principal and Defaulted Coupons Are the Subject of ...
- NATIONAL INCOME CONTINUES TO RISE; Record $10,128,000,000 Paid to Individuals in September, 11% Higher ...
- ROAD'S ASSESSMENT CUT; Jersey Tax Board Acts on Jersey Central Item
- TAXES CUT TIMKEN GAINS; 9-Month Profit Is $4,786,955 -- Federal Imposts $25,917,000
- $500,000,000 Offering of Bills
- RECORD EARNINGS FOR CELANESE CORP.; $15,651,238 Before Taxes in 9 Months -- Net Profit Put at $5,651,238
- 'DEATH SENTENCE' DELAY; SEC Gives More Time in the Case Against Cities Service Company
- STOCKS DEPRESSED BY PROFIT-TAKING; Early Upward Tendency on the Exchange Checked and Trading Declines
- Dellicurti to Engage Robinson In Garden 10-Rounder Tonight; Plans to Wage Fight at Close Quarters in ...
- OPA MAPS 3 STEPS IN RETAIL PROGRAM; Fainsod Says It Plans to End Frills, Stagger Payrolls, Push Group Buying
- International B.M. Corp. Elects a New Controller
- C.C.N.Y. DEFENSE TESTED; Beavers Also Review Moravian Plays in Blackboard Drill
- SALESMEN TO BUY OLD TYPEWRITERS; Manufacturers' Agents Get Government Status to Repurchase Machines
- BEW CURBS EXPORT OF AXIS GOODS HERE; Stocks of Such Products Put Under Strict Licensing Regulation by Agency
- Foreign Trade Veteran Marks 40 Years at G.E.
- Davis Stops Streater in 5th
- CHEVERKO'S INJURY WEAKENS FORDHAM; Triple-Threat Likely to Play, but Problem Is Developing in Backfield, ...
- Army Hopeful But Concerned Over Defense for Notre Dame T Attack; STRONG LINE EASES PROBLEM FOR BLAIK
- Sports of the Times; On Going Behind the Returns
- Auction of Ball Tonight Will Help Army Relief
- N.Y.U. Picks Miss Klein
- Rockingham Gets Extra Week
- Marchildon Joins R.C.A.F.
- MANHATTAN OFF TODAY; Heads for Milwaukee and Game With Powerful Marquette
- JACKSON SETS BACK HALLMAN AT CHESS; Takes Tenth-Round Match to Gain in Amateur Play
- COLUMBIA EXTENDS PASSING PRACTICE; Governali Sparks Lions in Thorough Drill -- Reserve Backs to See Action
- Syracuse Harriers Triumph
- Red Wings Pour Dozen Shots Past Ranger Rookie Goalie in Rout at Detroit; NEW YORK SEXTET IS SWAMPED, 12-5
- Ocean Wave Defeats Beau of Mine By Two Lengths in Pimlico Dash; Odds-On Choice From Calumet Farms Wins ...
- $4,600 Tops at Horse Sale
- HARVARD CLUB TRIUMPHS; Beats Seventh Regiment, 5-0, in Squash Racquets Team Race
- DODGERS NOT AWED BY VAUNTED BEARS; Players Respectful, but Feel Opponents in Game Sunday Are Not Invincible
- Coast East-West Game Approved; Rose Bowl Permit by Army Seen; New Year's Day Benefit Fixture Returns ...
- 13,026 at Chicago Game
- Of Local Origin
- New Post for Martinelli
- WHALEN HEADS SOVIET AID; His Group to Plan Events for 'Thanks to Russia Month'
- At the Fifty-fifth Street
- Dogpatch Takes Inaugural Feature of Victory Week Racing at Belmont Park; $15.30-FOR-$2 SHOT BEATS TRIERARCH
- KING'S HORSES TOP LIST; Head Winners for English Season -- Richards Leading Jockey
- SCREEN NEWS HERE AND IN HOLLYWOOD; Ingrid Bergman Sought for '5 Graves to Cairo' -- Warner Baxter in ...
- Lili Zehner to Wed Tomorrow
- LEINSDORF NATURALIZED; Metropolitan Conductor Gets Papers at Harrisonburg, Va.
- MORE USO UNITS PLANNED; Catholics to Set Up Council in Each Parish Here
- BARLOW CONDUCTS THE PHILHARMONIC; Young American Directs His First Performance as Guest Leader at Carnegie ...
- Twilight Blackout Test Delays Rockland Dinners
- WILLKIE SPEAKS TONIGHT; Impressions Gained on World Trip to Be Given at Times Hall
- POLICEMAN MISTAKEN FOR GUNMAN KILLED; Fellow Patrolman, Quelling Brawl, Shoots F.J. Bradley
- OPA Rules Bars Must Hold Price Increases To Exact Amount of Tax; Scores Nickel Rises
- HAIGHT CONVICTED AS KILLER OF GIRLS; Death Sentence Mandatory in First-Degree Verdicts for Murder of 2 Sisters
- PRODUCER TODD QUITS LEAGUE OF THEATRES; Objects to Lawyer's Remarks About 'Star and Garter'
- NEWS OF THE STAGE; Windsor Gets 'The Willow and I' on Dec. 10 -- 'The Firefly' Begins Deferred Tour on Nov. 23
- HAWAIIAN ORCHID AT FLOWER SHOW; Daisies From Seeds Sent From China Also Seen at Big Chrysanthemum Display
- GRIFFIN IS CALLED 'TRAITOR' IN COURT; Introduction of Roosevelt Commission as Arbiter Is Scored by Prosecutor
- SEES BLOW FOR NEW DEAL; Japanese Paper Not Surprised at U.S. Election, It Says
- Rare Hummingbirds to Go on Display Today Against Jewel-like Setting in Bronx Zoo
- COAL MEN ORDERED TO SPREAD STOCKS; Directed to Deliver No More at Present to Families That Have Laid ...
- WINS DOG SHELTER FIGHT; Westchester S.P.C.A. Gets Right to Occupy 19-Acre Site
- REBUKE BY MORRIS STIRS COUNCIL ROW; Charges of 'Lousy and Barroom Manners' Fly After the Members Are Chided
- Bermudians Give to Navy
- MEASLES VIRUS ISOLATED; Dr. Rake Reveals Some Details to Pediatrics Academy
- Convicted Slayer Called Sane
- Tr TK4'E M1E3'TON
- DRASTIC CHANGES IN SPORTS SOUGHT; McDermott Would End Interschool Games and Go In for Intraschool Program
- LONGER WORK DAY IN SHIPYARDS URGED; Rising Shortage of Manpower Held to Imperil Our War Output
- Sheriff Asks Trial as Slayer
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- MINERS AGREE TO 6 DAYS; But Longer Hours in Pennsylvania Hang on Price Rise
- AIRCRAFT CHAMBER FACES DISSOLUTION; Most Leading Plane Builders Have Sent in Resignations in Fierce ...
- Reveals How Indian Army Has Grown to 1,500,000
- JULIUS KAHH, 68, STEEL EX-OFFIClAL; Former President of Truscon Company of Youngstown Dies in Cleveland
- MRS. JOSEPH A_, PALMA; I Mother of Richmond Boroughl President Stricken at 87 I
- A. J. (MOXIE) BRECHTEL; Buffalo Newsdealer Gave Most of His Foune to Charity
- JOHN T. MURPHY; fr Shoe Merchant in Flushing last 18 Years Dies in Hospital
- I',[RS. EVEIETJ BUIL'rNGAME
- LEONARD G. FLACCU$, DIAMOND ALKALI HEAD; Chairman of Board, a Trustee of Syracuse University, Dies at 66
- REN. P: H. CLIFFORD, JERSEY EX-PASTOR; Begged a Quarter From Henry / Ward Seeeher, Which Led to Entering ...
- VV'fTT,TS K. JACKON
- RITES TOMORROW J FOR EX-GON, $T0$; ;Edison Sets 30-Day Period of Mourning With Flags Half Staff for ...
- GEORGE HENRY EYPPER; Ex-Official of Deering, Milliken, 51 Years With Cotton Firm
- MRS. FRANK T. TOMPKIqS
- H. E. CABAUD, EX-AIDE OF THE CUBA MAIL LINE; Former Vice President Joined Ward Stenmship Firm in 1891
- T.0MA_S M_. ?,E,L; Detective, Commended 5 Times, I Served 33 Years on Force I
- EX-JUDGE E. C. CHALFANT i; Pittsburgh Jurist Had Served on Orphans Court 13 Years
- DR. STEINER DEAD; PHYSICIAN, WRITER; Internal Medicine Expert Was Noted Also as a Historian on Medical ...
- MARSHALL L. BROWN; Retired Broker Married Widow of Cyrus Hall McCormick
- COUNT UGO CONTI-SINIBAI-r)II
- Coffee Does Help
- Loss of Values Feared
- O'Daniel Proposal Opposed; Limitation of 18-19 Draft Is Viewed as Handicap to War Effort
- Caxton Apparently Antedated
- Army Does Educational Work; Men Are Provided With Instruction in Many Extracurricular Courses
- In The Nation; The Vice President Analyzes the Returns
- Change Seen in 20 Years; Emphasis on Four Freedoms Viewed as Marking Altered Attitude
- Topics of The Times
- Suggested to the Army
- Flaw Seen in Unemployment Act
- Books -- Authors
- Spence Adoption Nursery to Gain by Dance Today Marking 25th Year of Its Founding
- Annis Davis to Wed R. H. Powell
- MRS. ALMA J. FRISCH WED; Becomes Bride of Erwin Lesser at Ceremony in Jersey City
- Hermaine Kurtz Becomes Bride
- Daughter Born to John Dunns
- ' NAN FINGARSON ENGAGED; She Will Become the Bride of Capt. George N. Cowen, U. S. A.
- HORSE SHOW JUDGES TO BE HONOR GUESTS; Adrian Van Sinderen to Preside at Dinner Given by Association
- MRS. WILL R. GREGG GIVES A TEA HERE; Entertains for Women Aiding in Plans for Party to Help Masters ...
- Miss Marjory Taylor Married
- Adele Ravsky Wed to J. E. Sosin
- Notes
- MRS. STRALEM A HOSTESS; Entertains at Tea Group Aiding Dec. 1 Ice Follies Benefit
- Daughter to James Baeyenses
- Books of the Times
- Mrs. James B. Russell Has Child
- Kuttner -- Amiek
- FAIR TO AID WAR RELIEF; Event Will Be Held Tonight and Tomorrow by Columbia Group
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- NOORIAN ART BRINGS $9,088; Total for Two Days $14,321 -- $7,796 in Bullock Sale
- MRS. M. S. INMAN MARRIED; Wed in Her Sister-in-Law's Home Here to Oscar M. Burke
- NE SAKS FIANCEE OF AR OFFICER; Daughter of Co-founder of 5th Ave. Store Engaged to Lieut. George R. Leonard 3d
- MYSTERY ART AUCTIONED; Property of 'Czechoslovakian Gentleman' Yields $18,702
- Demlng -- Walton
- COROT EXHIBITION TO OPEN TUESDAY; Preview Will Help Salvation Army War Fund -- Public Invited Wednesday
- MISS TUELL ENGAGED TO CAPT. WATTERER; Brenrly, Smith Alumna Fiancee of Officer in Army Air Forces
- ROSE HEADS DINNER GROUP; Committee Plans Holiday Feasts for 10,000 in Service
- KELLY SAYS NATION MUST TOUGHEN UP; Physical Fitness Director Sees Need for Strength if We Hope to Win the War
- GEORGE M. COHAN, 64, DIES AT HOME HERE; Veteran Actor, Producer and Playwright Called Himself 'a Song-and-Dance ...
- SAN ANTONIO PRINTERS OUT; Strike Over Wages Causes Suspension of Three Papers
- Defense Housing for Newburgh
- RALLY TO AID CHARITIES; Football Gathering Will Assist Army Relief, Notre Dame Fund
- LONGER DEFERMENT GIVEN; Draft Officials Seek to Induce 3-A Men to Take War Jobs
- MANY IN INDUSTRY FACE CALL TO ARMY; McDermott Warns Employers of Imminent Reclassification of Thousands ...
- Alert Today . . . Alive Tomorrow!
- Noise Abatement Group Elects
- Admits Draft Office 'Burglary'
- MORE STUDENTS FOR DRAFT; Princeton and Dartmouth Groups Oppose Restrictions
- Legion Women Oppose 18-19 Draft Curbs; Urge End of Interference With Military
- NEW V-7 CLASS EASES OLD PHYSICAL TESTS; Slight Defects to Be Waived in Special Service
- LEPKE TO GO TO CHAIR AT SING SING DEC. 10; Transfer of Prisoner From U.S. Custody to Be Arranged
- RUN ON STOCKINGS IN REVERSE BEGINS; This Time the Object Is Not to Load Up but to Give Worn Hose for Navy Use
- EDUCATORS WARN ON DRAFTING YOUTH; Joint Statement Issued Here Urges That Students Complete This Academic Year
- Article 7 -- No Title
- SEE 'FIFTH FREEDOM' IN WOMEN'S ELECTION; Mrs. Lawrence and Miss Paul Cable Winners of House Races
- STIMSON ATTACKS DRAFT 'SHACKLES'; He Says Those Urging Limits on Use of Youth Could Not Have Heard of ...
- Davino to Avoid Third Trial
- CRAWFORD WON ELECTION; Returned to State Senate by Eleventh District, Brooklyn
- COFFEE QUOTA RISE IS PUT OFF TO APRIL; But WPB and OPA Officials Warn Consumers Not to Be Too Hopeful ...
- Poultry is Meat at Vassar
- WAAF KEEPS BOMB SCORE; British Aide Sends Awards to Fliers With Good Aim
- HOME ECONOMISTS TO MEET; Federal, State Officials and Teachers to Confer Here
- News of Food; Great Variety of Vegetables in Market With Quality Good and Prices Moderate
- TO AID ARMY-NAVY WIVES; 29 States Plan to Finance the Maternity Care in 1943
- OWI MENUS TOO GOOD, SAY FAMILIES IN TEST; Kansas City Folks Find the Meat Ration Above Needs
- 'INFORMED' STAND BY BUYERS ASKED; Consumers Advised to Have 'Constructive Attitude' on Quality of Goods
- FRENCH PAPERS VARY IN ELECTION COMMENT; Some See Rebuff to Democrats -- Others Are Noncommittal
- STATE WAR COUNCIL AMENDS 35-MILE RULE; Armed Forces and Health Units May Exceed Speed Limit
- FARLEY TO REMAIN AS STATE CHAIRMAN; Not Retiring From Politics Now or at Expiration of Term in 1944, ...
- No Rest for Bees in Texas
- Vandenberg for Coalition
- Jury Cut to 10 Men at Syracuse
- Poletti Refuses to Concede He Is Defeated; Wires Wallace He Waits Official Count
- WALLACE BLAMES LIGHT VOTE CAST; Only 26,000,000 Went to Polls, He Says, and That Explains the Republican Gains
- Heads Merged Agencies For the Care of Orphans
- HAILS LOS ANGELES FOR CURBING TAXIS; Jeffers Calls Ban on Trips to Theatres and Long Journeys an Example
- Article 6 -- No Title
- LEHMAN ASKS VOTE COUNT; County Election Boards Directed to Send Data on Close Races
- Lowell's Mayor Is Sentenced
- Y.M.C.A. Fund Is Increased
- Prisoner Admits Queens Churchyard Murder After the Identification of Woman Victim
- TRANSIT WORKERS ASK AID TO GET PAY RISE; Public Urged to Bring Pressure on Mayor to Get Action
- ABSENTEES VITAL IN COAST CONTESTS; Ballots of Thousands of Soldiers May Upset Results in Close Districts
- TRANSPORT SCHOOL HERE; Stimson Tells of Graduation of Sixty-five in Air Problems
- Bond Sellers to Use Seized 'Sub'
- Printing Plates for Bible Donated as Scrap Metal
- FIRST AID STUDY EASED; Members of Defense Corps Units No Longer Need Take Course
- WLB FIXES POLICY FOR WAGE CONTROL; Yardstick Adopted Unanimously Affirms Its 'Little Steel' Formula ...
- HELD FOR HIDING SMYTHE; Man and Woman Said to Have Known F.B.I. Wanted Him
- State's Auto Accidents Drop
- WLB SUGGESTS U.S. RUN PEORIA LINE; Tells McNear Refusal to Obey Order Leaves No Alternative
- SERVICE FLAG HONORS 463 OF CITY COLLEGE; Sewed by Girls for Those of Business School in Forces
- 'NEW ORDER' URGED IN SPIRITUAL VALUE; Political Shifts Alone Will Not Solve World Problems, Salvationist ...
- BLIND STUDENT HONORED; Elected to Lock and Key Society at City College
- CANADA'S LOAN OVER TOP; Subcriptions Already Exceed Minimum Aim by $22,281,300
- 3 Swedish Ships Reported Home
- 'Geotechnology' a Made Word
- Tugwell's Bill Raised 150%
- Germans Claim 26 Vessels
- 42 LIVES ARE LOST IN 2 TORPEDOINGS; 31 of Crew of U.S. Vessel and 11 From British Ship Are Victims in ...
- POST-WAR PLANNING BEGUN; New Zealand Manufacturers Decide Not to Wait
- WILLKIE DELIVERS CHINESE WAR ART; Paintings, Drawings, Woodcuts by Native Artists Depict All Phases ...
- ASKS EVALUATION OF BRITISH EFFORT; Sulzberger Pictures Role of Our Ally, Fighting Alone in Difficult Days
- Fisherman Sunk Off Africa
- Big Catalina as a Dive-Bomber Torpedoes a Japanese Transport; Seattle Major and His Crew, in First Combat ...
- Article 4 -- No Title
- PACIFIC WARFARE SETS NEW PATTERN; Various Combinations of Sea, Air and Amphibious Units Form Its Backbone
- Article 5 -- No Title
- Chile and Venezuela in Pact
- CHINESE REPORT FOE MASSING HIS TROOPS; Big Preparations Now Under Way in Five Provinces
- BARS MASS REMOVAL OF HAWAII'S JAPANESE; Lieut. Gen. Emmons Explains His Limits on Evacuation
- Legion of Merit Set Up As New Military Award
- WOUNDED MARINES MAROONED ON ATOLL; Saved by Destroyer After Forced Landing of Hospital Plane
- ONLY ONE DAY IS LEFT TO ASK FOR FUEL OIL; Registration Is Speeded, With 85,000 Applying in Day
- Plane Reported Over Gibraltar
- CHINA'S RESOURCES FOR INDUSTRY VAST; Dr. Soong's Estimate of Triple Output in the Next 12 Years Based ...
- Patrols in Action Near Oivi
- Swift Raid on Lae Described
- NEW GUINEA DRIVE PRESSED NEAR OIVI; MacArthur's Troops Advancing Slowly in Bitter Fighting, Communique ...
- CHINESE MULCTED ON NANKING NOTES; Currency Issued by Puppet Regime at Order of Japanese Masters Is Worthless
- A 'Press Charter' Urged In Treaties Ending War
- PUNJAB IS A PUZZLE IN INDIAN POLITICS; Dominant Moslem Premier Opposes Separatist Policy on Economic Grounds
- Priest in Italy Denounces 'Anti-Christian' Swastika
- CUBA OPENS FUEL INQUIRY; Senate Committee Seeks Causes of Transportation Crisis
- HULL PRAISES CHILE FOR CURB ON AXIS; Says All True Friends of Latin Country Must Take Great Satisfaction ...
- Transfer of Americans Expected
- Bloomfield Student Found Dead
- 172 HOSTAGES SLAIN IN SLOVENIAN TOWN; Executions Called Reprisal for Blowing Up of Train
- Huge Parade in Santiago
- 35 Nurses' Aides Graduated
- MRS. ROOSEVELT TAKES DAY OFF FROM PUBLIC; Meets Wives of Cabinet Ministers at Downing St. Luncheon
- ALIEN ROUND-UP IN NASSAU; F.B.I. and Police Arrest Several and Seize Contraband
- Chile Redoubles Drive
- BRAZIL CURBS MEAT TRADE; Halts Export of Freshly Killed Product, Plans Quotas for 1943
- Fox Gets Delay to Nov. 16
- 3 Jamaica Politicians Arrested
- Stalingrad Offensive Is Futile
- Marks 25th Anniversary of Red Revolution
- Maisky Voices Faith in a Russian Victory;
- GAINS LISTED BY GERMANS; Soviet Positions at Stalingrad and in Tuapse Area Claimed
- ALL JEWS' AID ASKED FOR RUSSIA'S BATTLE; Chief Rabbi in Britain Calls for Full Effort Against Nazis
- WOUNDED GERMANS FLOODING AUSTRIA; Hotels, Public Buildings Reported Used to House Them
- VICHY LISTS STATELESS; De Gaulle Aide Among Those Stripped of Nationality
- ARMY HITS 'BLIND LETTERS'; Spies Can Work Through Such Clubs, Stimson Explains
- PRIVATE FOUND GUILTY; Army in First Bermuda Case Sentences Man to Life Term
- TUNISIA IS LINKED IN BATTLE OUTCOME; Its Fate Believed Involved in Desert Fighting -- Bey Asked More Freedom
- URGES YULE MAILING 20 TO 25 DAYS AHEAD; Walker Says War, Loss of Men, Put Heavy Load on Postoffice
- UNITED ACTION URGED AGAINST ALL FASCISTS; Friends of Democracy Warn of 'Pressure Groups' Here
- Hull Hails Victory in Africa
- Ecuador's President Off Nov. 16
- Foe "Busted and Helpless"
- Rommel's Errors Cited
- Castillo Permits Soviet Tribute
- Marshal Rommel's Predicament; 'Old Fox' of Desert Must Make Stand Against Superior Weapons and With ...
- AIR POWER SHOWN BY ALLIES IN EGYPT; Reporter Finds That the Way It Heartens Our Troops Is Not Its Least ...
- SAYS NAZIS RAIDED CAVITE; Marine Hero of Bataan Declares Germans Aided Bombers
- Montgomery Called Turn Months Ago, Willkie Says
- Envoy Reported in Ankara
- Bails Out, Finds a Plane, Flies Back to His Base
- Italian Pessimism at Nadir
- Screen of German Guns Torn
- ARMY WILL ACTIVATE 5 INFANTRY DIVISIONS; Stimson Says Ground Forces Will Be Increased This Year
- BRITISH CITE 3 U.S. FLIERS; Men in Canadian Force Get Medals for Exploits
- SINGLE ROUTE OPEN TO FLEEING ROMMEL; Shattered Axis Forces Must Use the Coast Road Linking Alexandria ...
- NAZI RAIDERS KILL ENGLISH VILLAGERS; Four Persons Victims of Night Attacker -- Day Bomber Downed
- 3 NAZI PRISONERS ESCAPE; Germans Flee From Train in Tennessee on Way to Camp
- JAPAN'S DIPLOMATS CALL BERLIN PARLEY; European Envoys Are Expected to Study Axis Economic Ties
- Parade in Sydney Opens Loan
- Casablanca Called Danger Point
- Convoy Reports Renewed
- 8TH ARMY'S SMASH IN NORTH PICTURED; Gaps Torn in Axis Desert Line After Bombardment of Week's Duration
- Rome Fears Invasion
- Reports Greetings to Soviet
- New Zealanders Praised
- VON THOMA SEIZED WHEN CAR WAS HIT; Nazi Desert Chief Captured by British Tankmen After Staff Auto Burned
- Russian
- Fighting French 'Chutists Destroy 100 Axis Planes
- Article 2 -- No Title
- ARABIC BROADCASTS HEARD; Vichy's Says 'British Are Winning' -- Berlin's Hedges
- Italian
- EGYPT CALLED PART OF WIDER STRATEGY; Battle Designed to Assist Allied Action Elsewhere to Get Mediterranean ...
- Article 3 -- No Title
- German
- Japanese
- British Move Westward; KNOCKOUT PLEDGED BY BRITISH GENERAL
- Allies Reported Beyond Fuka
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Enemy in Our Power, About to Crack,' Montgomery Says, Commending Troops
- British
- United Nations
- United States
- BERLIN MINIMIZES DISASTER IN EGYPT; Italians More Pessimistic -- Rome Admits Loss of Men and Fear of Invasion
- Front Page 2 -- No Title
- Allies Drive Forward
- London Elated by Triumph; Axis Tasting Punishment; LONDON IS ELATED AT DESERT SUCCESS
- CURB ON WAGE LAW AND NLRA REPEAL ASKED IN CONGRESS; O'Daniel Offers Bill to Halt 40-Hour Week, Saying ...
- Dewey's Farmhouse Damaged by Fire
- KNOCKOUT PLEDGED; Montgomery Says 'We Will Wipe Out All Axis Forces in Africa'
- JAPANESE ASHORE; Land on Same Night Our Warships Shell Other Units 20 Miles Away
- Two Railroads End Reservations Beyond Dec. 6 Till Further Notice; RAIL RESERVATIONS TO END FOR A TIME
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- NAZIS' DRIVES FAIL UNDER SOVIET FIRE; Huge German Attacks Smashed by Red Army at Stalingrad and in Mid-Caucasus ...
- LEHMAN OFFERS AID IN MAKING BUDGET AND DEWEY ACCEPTS; Governor's Pledge of 'Fullest Cooperation' is ...
- TRANSPORT MERGER A POST-WAR PLAN; Resources Board Presents to Congress Program Covering All Methods of Travel
- FOUND SLAIN NEAR CHURCH; Woman's Throat Slashed -- Police Seek Man Who Fled
- British Tribute to Norris
- Nazis Reported Rushed to Libya
- $21,000 IN JEWELS STOLEN; Theft at Summer Home in Nassau of C.T. Church Disclosed
- Norris, Bewildered by Defeat, Sees 'Righteousness Sacrificed'; 'Why Should People Be So Mad at Me?' ...
- SERVICES OF RETAILERS WILL BE REGULATED; Coombs Tells Shoe Merchants Curtailments Are Near
- 20 WOMEN PILOTS HIRED FOR FERRYING; Ten Have Completed Training and Been Assigned
- NAZIS INDIFFERENT ON U.S. BALLOTING; Spokesman of Foreign Office Says Result Will Not Change Our War ...
- BRITAIN IS GRIEVED BY AMERICAN VOTE; Sees Rebuke to Roosevelt, Who Is Said to Be Loved More There Than ...
- HELD IN WIFE'S DEATH; Husband Seized After Body of Woman Is Found in Park
- BUILDING FOR YEAR SETTING NEW RECORD; War Projects Expected to Boost Total to $13,300,000,000
- CLUETT BUILDING SOLD TO INVESTOR; Insurance Company Disposes of 11-Story Structure Just Off Lower 5th ...
- LARGE APARTMENTS HEAD LEASE LIST; Harry Arthur Rents a 9-Room Suite and B. Boardman Gets One With 8 ...
- GETS HOUSING CONTRACT; New York Firm to Build War Homes in Erie, Pa.
- QUEENS HOUSES BOUGHT; Investor Acquires Six-Family Property in Woodside
- Apartment Hotel Leased
- Bank Sells Pelham Dwelling
- Bronx Chamber Names Slate
- TAX COLLECTIONS IMPROVE; City Treasurer Reports Record Payments in Advance by Owners
- BUYS STANDARD ALCOHOL; Oil Company Takes Over Half Interest of National Distillers
- OPA WARNS FURRIERS TO FILE PRICE LISTS; Bissell Cites Wednesday Deadline for Service Schedules
- OPA Backs Fight on 'Scare' Ads
- Advertising News and Notes
- PROFIT-TAKING CUTS CLIMB BY COTTON; Hedge Selling at Midday Also Narrows the Gains After They Reach ...
- AGREE TO OPA PRICES ON USED METAL BEDS; 55 Dealers to Observe Ceilings Scheduled for Industry
- UNDERWEAR TRADE MAPS VICTORY LINE; WPB Request for Simplified Civilian Products Studied at Industry ...
- Article 13 -- No Title
- WPB WOOL POLICY AWAITED BY TRADE; Early Announcement Sought on Tentative Program for First Part of 1943 ...
- R.C.A. NETS $5,158,058 IN NINE-MONTH PERIOD; Equals 20 Cents on Common -- Gross Income Up $26,933,486
- RISE IN DEBT LIMIT SEEN; Increase Above $125,000,000,000 Expected Early in 1943
- Get Trust Company Posts
- BACHE MEDIATION HALTED; WLB Calls Hearing to Take Up Jurisdiction Challenge
- Pickets Halt Stock Trading
- WHEAT SELLS OFF AS RYE WEAKENS; Ends Unchanged to 1/8c Down After Early Advance of 3/4c -- Election ...
- A.S. Knowles in New Post
- Standard Oil of Ohio
- SEC Permits Borrowing By 5 Textile Concerns
- GASOLINE SUPPLY LOWER LAST WEEK; 79,159,000 Barrels Show Drop of 386,000, Compares With 82,303,000 Year ...
- Champion Paper Places Loan
- 2 Added to Insurance Board
- SALE OF UTILITY APPROVED; Olcott Falls Co. to Be Taken Over by Bellows Falls Corp.
- CONTINENTAL OIL CLEARS $9,249,606; Nine-Month Net Profit Equals $1.97 a Share, Against $1.83 Last Year ...
- NORTH AMERICAN HAS $19,308,862 NET; Year's Consolidated Income Equal to $1.81 on Common After Preferred ...
- TO PREPARE NOMINATIONS; Committee Named for Security Dealers' Board Election
- TRANSIT PLAN REJECTED; San Francisco Voters Beat Bond Issue to Buy Line
- BONDS AND SHARES IN LONDON MARKET; Rails Are Main Feature With the Home Group Strong but Foreign Carriers ...
- TO EXPAND GAS HOLDINGS; Southern Natural Gains the Approval of SEC for Plan
- COVERAGE DEFINED ON WAR INSURANCE; Commissioners Group Is Told Losses Caused by Armed Forces on Patrol ...
- PRUDENTIAL SELLS JERSEY ROAD BONDS; $14,100,000 of Issue of 3 3/4s Bought in 1931 at 103.01 Disposed ...
- Utility to Pay Bank Loans
- Curb Seat $1,200 Up $450
- To Head Victory Fund In Cleveland District
- EARLY GAINS LOST IN STOCK MARKET; Prices Jump in Opening Hour on Election Results, but Profit-Taking ...
- THREE LEAVE JERSEY CITY; Corporations Move Principal Offices to Other Municipalities
- Merchants Here Cite the Big Vote Opposing Measure -- Independents Described as Indifferent to the Proposal
- WPB RESTRICTS USE OF STAINLESS STEEL; Further Curbs Issued Barring Metal From List of About Seventy-five ...
- MEXICAN INDUSTRY FOUND EXPANDING; Country Enjoys Boom, Expects to Supply Latin Markets, Traders Here ...
- SUIT AGREEMENT REJECTED BY COURT; Judge Leibell Acts on Plan to End Claim Against General Motors Group ...
- JUMPING STARS ENTERED; Lew Dunbar and Dalchoolin to Compete in National Show
- REASSURES STORES ON INVENTORY CURB; Bing Advises Furniture Men Against Cancellations, Sees Corrective ...
- MERGER APPROVED OF MAINE UTILITIES; But SEC Conditions Acceptance of Plan on Favorable Action by State Board
- Chain Suit Dismissal Reversed
- No Need for Loan Now, Road Would Recall Plea
- ROBINSON CHOICE OVER DELLICURTI; But Rival, 10 Pounds Heavier, Hopes to End Ray's Victory String at ...
- Outfielder Made Free Agent
- Left End Only Regular Not Ready for Heavy Duty Against Colgate -- Lions Polish Attack -- Raiders Stress ...
- School Title Run Saturday
- L.I.U. Books Service Fives
- Victory Week Racing for War Relief Starts at Belmont Park Today; EMPIRE TEST TAKEN BY BRIGHT GALLANT ...
- Long Bran6h Games Off
- M'Quade's Aerials Click
- CHALLAMORE FIRST IN HEISER HANDICAP; Even-Money Favorite Annexes Pimlico Stake for Racers Foaled in ...
- TULSA RANKS FIRST IN ATTACK, DEFENSE; Unbeaten Eleven Has Record of 422 Yards Per Game and Goal Line ...
- HONOR 'FLOORS' GORDON; Didn't Expect the Most Valuable Player Award, Joe Says
- WOODS AND ANDERSON MAY START FOR ARMY; Mazur and Hill Are on Injured List -- Squad in Scrimmage
- DODGERS CONTINUE DRIVE; Squad in Top Shape for Game With Bears on Sunday
- Article 11 -- No Title
- Syracuse Works on Defense
- HALLMAN, MARINE, DEFEATS FERRYMAN; Wins in 51 Moves and Takes Third Place in National Title Chess Play
- Kopf Hopes Jaspers Will Realize On Potentialities in Milwaukee; Manhattan Coach Says Team Has Spirit ...
- Article 12 -- No Title
- Kingsmen Get a Holiday
- Johnny Kelley in Army
- Washington Six Victor, 4-2
- Test Convinces Leemans of Giants That He Is Not Ready to Return to Action; MAINSTAY OF CLUB UNSTEADY ...
- Says Football Should Go On
- STIFF, PENN'S ACE, FORCED TO SIDELINES; Back Troubled With Leg Injury -- Navy Emphasizes Defense
- SCRIMMAGE TESTS FORDHAM VARSITY; Scrubs Run L.S.U. Formations Against Maroon Regulars -- Indoor Session ...
- Bartnick Excels for Dartmouth
- C.C.N.Y. TRIES DEFENSE; Practices Against Aerials in Scrimmage Against Reserves
- Article 10 -- No Title
- DUDLEY CONTINUES TO HEAD PRO FOES; Leads Condit and Farkas in Football League Struggle for Yardage Laurels
- ROVERS TAKE OPENER, 6-3; Late Drive Beats Coast Guard Cutters in Hockey Game
- New Haven Sextet in 2-2 Tie
- Pittsburgh Sextet Is Victor
- Sports of the Times; Add Cracked Ice and Serve
- CORNELL ENDS RETURN; Johnson and Lansing Back as Team Drills for Yale
- Beazley in Ground School
- Concert of Popular Songs Given
- Injury to Ferguson Forces Shift in Yale Backfield Plans for Cornell Game; ELIS SELECT KIRST FOR STARTING ...
- HANOVER FILLY SOLD FOR $3,500 AT AUCTION; About 70 Standard-Bred Horses Bid In at Harrisburg
- PRINCETON VARSITY POLISHES DEFENSE; Works Against Scrubs, Using Dartmouth's Plays -- Exams Keep Key ...
- WALTER SPEAKER AT OPERA RALLY; Conductor Urges Maintenance of Musical and Theatrical Life During Wartime ...
- Of Local Origin
- To Arbitrate Theatre Wages
- THE SCREEN; Unsuccesful Operation
- SCREEN NEWS HERE AND IN HOLLYWOOD; United Artists Will Release the Next Walt Disney Feature-Length Cartoon ...
- SZIGETI AND FOLDES HEARD; Violinist and Pianist Open Series of Six Mozart Concerts Here
- Films for Young
- Music
- NEW OPERA GIVES 'BALLET IMPERIAL'; Work of George Balanchine Has Initial Performance at Broadway Theatre ...
- New Yiddish Theatre for Bronx
- MILLER TO PRESENT DRAMA 'HARRIET'; Acquires Work Based on Life of Harriet Beecher Stowe -- Helen Hayes ...
- TELLS OF DRAFTING OF BRITISH WOMEN; Dr. Butler's Daughter Gives Review of System for Barnard College ...
- NORWAY FORMS 'WRENS'; Women Liable to Military Duty May Elect Naval Branch
- RAY LEV APPEARS IN PIANO RECITAL; Brahms 'Intermezzi' and Chopin Sonata Given at Carnegie Hall
- BABY FOOD PACKERS MEET ON STEEL USE; Officials of Seven Concerns Discuss Saving With WPB
- Hawaiian Princess a Legislator
- Shirley Ross at Loews State
- News of Food; New Touches to Familiar Products Add Variety to Adventure of Planning Meals
- No Jacket Belts for the Waacs
- APPEAL TO CIVILIANS TO LIMIT USE OF MEAT; Wickard, Davis, M'Nutt, Landis Ask Help of Governors
- Nicety of Detail Marks Collection Featuring Woolens and Crepes; Tiny Tucks Are Used Horizontally or ...
- The BEAUTY QUEST
- CONCERT ASSISTS FRENCH; Casadesus and Francescatti Are Artists at Opening of Series
- Schoolmates 70 Years Ago Wed
- SCHOOL CHILDREN HELP WAR CENTER; 3,600 Radios and Parts Are Collected to Equip Board's Training Institution ...
- EXPERTS PREDICT COFFEE RELIEF SOON; Say Shipping Situation May Be Improved by New Steps
- NEW STEP TAKEN FOR STYLE SCHOOL; Dress Makers' Petition, With 300 Signatures, Is Sent to Institute Here ...
- MISS CURME A BRIDE; White Plains Girl Is Married to Lieut. Randolph C. Neely, U.S.A.
- HOSPITAL LOSSES OF NURSES DECRIED; 'Extravagant' Army Demand and Use in 'Minor' Industrial Jobs Held ...
- 'Autumn Fiesta,' a Colorful Entertainment, Aids British-American Ambulance Corps
- 1917 MEMENTO IS SCRAP; Fragment From Zeppelin That Crashed in Britain Is Given
- TEA FOR SMITH ALUMNAE; Mrs. George Roberts Hostess to Group Arranging a Dinner
- MEDALS AND RINGS GO INTO WAR EFFORT; Treasury Seeks Best Disposition for Variety of Gifts
- THIRD WAVES CLASS NOW BEING CHOSEN; 85 From This District to Be Enrolled This Month
- Child to Mrs. Le Roy H. Hurlbert
- RUTH BARNES KOLB ENGAGED TO MARRY; Member of Junior Class at Syracuse University Will Be Bride of George ...
- Levison -- Mayer
- Benjamin S. Dowds Have a Son
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- Notes
- Anne Estes Wed to Army Man
- Merwin -- Ralph
- Daughter to John J. Sloeums
- Alice Alden Zenke Married Here
- ELEANOR WALLAGE PROSPECTIVE BRIDE; New Haven Girl Betrothed to Lieutenant Harwood Davis of Army Signal Corps
- LOUISE W6LCOTT MARRIED; Wayne, Pa., Girl Beeome Bride of Ensign Thomas Jones
- MISS WHIPPLE ENTERTAINS; Frederica de Peyster Lawrence Is Feted at Luncheon
- King's Daughters Party Today
- ANNE G. WARING BRIDE OF FRANCIS WARREN; Daughter of Federal Judge Is Married in Charleston, S. C. -pecla] ...
- Dorsey Gets Big Vote
- MIRIAM IRENE LIJTZ WED IN BROOKLYN; She Becomes Bride of Ensign Joseph P. Cummings Jr. in Church of ...
- Press Comment on the Election
- REDS' SMALL VOTE BARS PARTY STATUS; Drive to Regain Legal Standing Other Than as Political Group Not ...
- FARLEY REFUSES TO GIVE UP POST; Will Stay as Chairman Until 1944 to Seek Party Unity and Map Campaigns ...
- Sally Morrow Manny Is Wed in Georgia To Army Aviation Cadet Norman C. Cross
- MISS LESLIE SMITH BRONXNILLE BRIDE; Married to Dr. George Hall Hogeboom at Ceremony in Christ Episcopal ...
- Dorothy Roosevelt Fails To Take Dondero's Seat
- American Is R.C.A.F. Casualty
- Young Will Rogers Elected
- MEDAL FOR GEN. DARGUE; Honor Is Awarded to Leader of Air Division, Killed in 1941
- Dewey Gets 73% of Nassau Vote
- FISH TO CONTINUE FIGHT ON NEW DEAL; His Re-election in President's Home District Is Repudiation of War ...
- DEWEY VOTE SETS SUBURBAN MARKS; Pluralities in Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk Better the 1938 Records ...
- New Mark Set in Suffolk
- RECOVERS 60,000 RAIL TONS; Pennsylvania Responds to Campaign of WPB for Steel
- WLB Denies a Wage Rise
- Delaware Democrats Unbowed
- Congress Party Line-Up After 1932-1940 Polls
- HAWKES'S VICTORY HELD HAGUE BLOW; Jersey Republicans Are Seen United -- Smathers Terms Defeat 'Unavoidable'
- Gallup Poll Accuracy Shown in Election; Off by One-Half of 1% in Dewey Race
- M'NARY ALL SMILES OVER THE RETURNS; Calls Results 'Only a Breeze Compared to What Will Happen in 1944' ...
- DEWEY TAKES 'NIGHT OFF'; His 'First in Two Months' Spent at the Theatre Here
- ALFANGE BROADCASTS PRAISE DEMOCRACY; He Speaks in 3 Foreign Tongues on OWI Radio Program
- REPUBLICAN WOMEN WIN SIX, LOSE ONE; Meanwhile the Democratic Women Are Defeated in 4 of 5 Congress Races ...
- SCOUTS PRESENT ALTAR; Troop 613's Gift to Service Men Is Received by Tennent
- Gannett Sees 'Wholesome Effect'
- HUNTER HONORS LEADERS; 18 Named to Represent It in 'Who's Who in Colleges'
- Vote Machine Watch Asked
- Martin Hails 'Improved Balance'
- Henderson Keeps 'Gas' in Mind
- Caldwell Official Ends Life
- Youth Held in Girl's Death
- New Haven Sheriff In by 245
- DEEP EFFECTS OF WAR ON CHURCHES SEEN; Dr. S.M. Cavert Reports on World Council Project
- M. L. ANNENBERG ESTATE; It Is Appraised at $2,700,016, Mostly in Publications
- TO EXPLAIN ODT BUS RULES; Officials to Discuss Wartime Operation, Replacements
- CHEMICAL FIRE BURNS 200 IN PHILADELPHIA; Warehouse Is Destroyed in 4-Hour Waterfront Blaze
- Gasoline Burns in Quebec Town
- Article 9 -- No Title
- OIL RATIONING LAGS; ONLY 53,248 APPLY; 74,618 of Estimated 300,000 Registrants File Here as the Halfway ...
- WAGMAN LEAPS OFF INDIAN BROOK BRIDGE; Secretary to Ex-Mayor Ellenstein of Newark Killed
- KADENS ADJUDGED INSANE; Man Called 'Three-State Crime Wave' Is Ordered Committed
- Article 8 -- No Title
- BIRTH CONTROL LOSES IN MASSACHUSETTS; Majority Against Proposal Rises to 186,351
- Closing of City Parks to Children Urged as a Curb on Delinquency; Justice Panken Would Open Schools ...
- BOY 9, GIRL 10 HANG SELVES AFTER MISHAP; Knife Wound at Play Leads to Florida Suicides
- Liquor Store Misidentified
- Cadmium Thief Gets 3 Years
- GRIFFIN DEFENDS TRIP TO GERMANY; Says He Sought to See Hitler in 1939 to Persuade Him to Stop Persecutions ...
- War Workers Damage Rural Mail Boxes As 'Relaxation' on Nightly Auto Trips
- D.A.R. Calls Off Marian Anderson Concert; Invitation Not 'Accepted as Extended'
- BAGS HIS PIGEON IN PARK; Selector of One in Flock of 50 Upheld by Magistrate
- RESTAURANTS SET UP RULES FOR DRINKERS; Copies to Be Displayed in Bars as Part of 'Self-Regulation' Drive
- FORD SIGNS 'FOR DURATION'; New Wage Contract Expected to Accelerate War Work
- SIXTH SON IS INDUCTED; Jersey Parents Wanted Him at Home, but Glad 'to Be of Service'
- Old Shell Explodes in Stove
- MILITARY POLICE UNIT READY FOR SABOTEURS; 20,000 to 30,000 Men, With Latest Arms, Formed for Any Call
- Tin Can Haul 925 Tons
- PAID FIREMEN BEST LONG BEACH BLAZE; Not One Volunteer Is Called or Helps in Rescuing 210 in Apartment House
- SARAH VAN BOSKERCK, A WELFARE WORKER; Artist Who Formerly Palnted at Boothbay Harbor, Me., Dies
- MORE SHOWS SEEN IN 'BAD' CATEGORY; Court Told That 'Wine, Women and Song' Case Involves Other Productions ...
- gA.MES 5. QUALEY
- G. W. 6LEASON DIES; LONG AN EDUCATOR; Retired Head of Department of Classics at Roxbury Latin School ...
- OCTOBER OUTPUT OFF IN MERCHANT SHIPPING; Total of New Vessels Was 81 as Against 93 in September
- H. ALDEN NICHOLS; Monroe County's First Election Commissioner Dies at 68
- PERCY J. BENBOUGH; Mayor oo San Diego Since 1935, Ex-Head of Fire, Police Groups
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- I GEN. HERBERT T. JOHNSON; Fo?mer Adjutant Dies While Talking to Vermont Governor
- tIRS. CALVIN -I. CLARK
- CHAS. J. 60LDMARK, RETIRED ElqGINBER; Brother-in-Law of Late U. S. Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis--Dies ...
- WlLBON FARRAND, 'EDUCATOR, WAS 80; Noted Authority on College Entrance Problems, Princeton Trustee 33 ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- I Mecklenburg Duke Dies HuntingI
- DR. SAMUEL SHECKTER, A DENTIST 48 YEARS; Lectured on Prosthetlcs, Which Was His Specialty--Dies at 74
- JAIES BYE, S, LAWYER 60 YEARS; Corporation Attorney, First Catholic Named to Harvard Corp,, Dies at ...
- JOSEPH W. FARRELL; Special to Tz Nv Yo=c TZ2kCES.
- lvls. ABAHA w. AST
- MRS. R. F. COGGESHALL; Daughter of G. E. Ex-Official Was Schenectady Civil Leader
- Howard W. Vernon Rites TodN1
- J. FREDERICK FRASER; Former Minister in Nova Scotia Government Dies in Halifax
- Brevity Suggested
- Eliminating a Holiday
- Welfare Law Is Explained; Commissioner Tells Why Some Children Were Sent to Other Homes
- EDWARD P. THOMPSON 1; Patent Attorney, Inventor, 86, Once Taught_t at_Pingry School
- Salary Ruling Questioned; Discrepancy Is Noted in Announcements From Washington
- Enlisted Reserve a Refuge; Draft Board Complains That Thirst for Knowledge Hampers Its Work
- HAROLD B. BERGEN, 48, MANAGEMENT EXPERT; IMember o-f Mc & Co., Had Served Cities Service Co.
- EX-GO/. E. C. STOKES OF JSEY IS DEAD; Served From 1905 to 1908Began Career in Republican Politics 50 ...
- In The Nation; The Election Message Was Not in Code
- Topics of The Times
- Books -- Authors
- Books of the Times
- Nurse Wins Nightingale Medal
- Records of British Spies In Napoleonic Wars Found
- Strike Forces Skyscraper Climb
- ONLY 4% OIL USERS CONVERT TO COAL; Ickes Again Warns of Fuel Shortage in East
- 71ST VETERANS TO MEET; Group Formed in 1869 to Mark Founder's Birthday Nov. 13
- NEW RULE BARS PAY TO MANY IN FILMS; About 200 Who Have Reached Gross Allowed by Byrnes Go Without as ...
- BUS SERVICE IS REDUCED; ODT Acts to Save Equipment and Rubber in Wisconsin
- CIVILIANS FACE BAN ON SAFETY RAZORS; WPB Limits New Production to Supplies for Armed Forces, Export ...
- 2 SHIPS SUNK BY U-BOATS; One U.S., One British Vessel Hit Off South America, Navy Says
- Cleared in 12 Trolley Deaths
- U.S. COURT REFUSES HUDSON CASE WRIT; Holds Negroes, Long Held in Bayonne Inquiry, Must Exhaust State ...
- Two Soldiers Killed in Crash
- TEACHERS OBSERVE FITNESS METHODS; Instructors From 3 States at Columbia for Conference on New Program ...
- Retain State Tax Law
- WARREN'S MARGIN RISES IN CALIFORNIA; Latest Returns Give Republican 1,021,431, Against 761,828 for Gov. ...
- MRS. LUCE PLANS TO MEET HER RIVAL; Replying to Downs's Message, She Says She Hopes to Talk County Problems ...
- PROSECUTION WITNESS HOLDS HAIGHT IS SANE; Westchester Murder Case May Go to Jury Tomorrow
- SPORT WORLD FIGURES AT M'GOVERN RITES; Political and Theatrical Leaders Also at Mass of Requiem
- CHURCHILL TALKS LISTED; Prime Minister to Speak When Parliament Reconvenes
- Latin-American Nations Split
- AWARDS 'M' FOR WINCHES; Maritime Commission Recognizes Minneapolis-Moline Merit
- PUBLICITY ON SPIES DEPLORED IN CHILE; Minister Sees Inquiry Hampered by Release of U.S. Report
- Article 6 -- No Title
- DRINK-BUYING BILL FAILS; Tasmanian Measure to Curb Practice Is Defeated
- HURLEY'S TRIP EXPLAINED; Envoy Not Concerned With Policy Matters, Hull Declares
- REPUBLICANS ADD SEATS IN ALBANY; Increase Majorities With One More Senator and 3 New Assembly Members ...
- Article 7 -- No Title
- WALLACE IS KNOWN AS A VOTE-GETTER; New Lieutenant Governor Got Successively Larger Totals in Schenectady ...
- ABSENTEEISM SCORED IN WAR INDUSTRIES; N.A.M. Health Clinic Hears Plea to Take Action
- SAYS TUGWELL PLOTS TO CAPTURE UTILITIES; Counsel in Puerto Rico Case Also Accuses Ickes
- HOPKINS PREDICTS BIG SHIFT OF LABOR; 7,166,000 of the 9,776,000 in Civilian Supply Field Face Transfer ...
- ASKS REGIONAL SET-UP FOR A WORLD LEAGUE; Report to Pan American Union Offers a Post-War Pattern
- MILK PRICES HERE STABILIZED BY OPA; 12 to 13 Cents for Retail Store Sales Is Fixed by Adjusting the ...
- GUILTY OF DRAFT EVASION; Two Who Sought Exemption as Ministers Quickly Convicted
- Chileans Convinced of Axis Acts
- Urges Shea Son, 5, for Annapolis
- Mrs. Bingham Visits Churchills
- OPA REQUIRES LISTING OF REASON FOR C CARD; Auto Users Must Show Sticker Explaining 'Gas' Ration
- Williams Men Ask Draft Of 18-19 'Unfettered'
- CUBAN GENERAL HAILS F.B.I. WORK ON SPIES; Says His Country Has 'Desire to Help' the U.S. in War
- 100,000 Britons in Civil Defense
- FIVE MEN MISSING IN PLANE CAPSIZING; Flying Boat Crashes During Maine Take-Off -- Four in Crew Reported Safe
- OBJECTORS ASSIGNED TO WORK AT HOSPITAL; 25 Sent to Make Up Losses at Jersey State Institution
- CROATS SINK TWO SHIPS; Board Italian Vessels in Pirate Fashion Off Dalmatia
- FATHER OF 10 JOINS ARMY; Enters as Draftee After Asking Board to Reclassify Him
- Six Killed in Florida Accident
- BRIEF ASKS AN END OF RED CITIZENSHIP; Solicitor General Fahy Files the Government's Case Against Schneiderman, ...
- MONTGOMERY WARD GETS WLB WARNING; Morse Says Defiance of Union-Maintenance Recommendation Would Mean ...
- SABOTEUR'S FRIEND, GUILTY, MAY AID U.S.; Ex-Waitress Admits Misprision of Treason, Making Herself Available ...
- More Poles Reach Iran
- Argentina Bars Russian Film
- Japanese Avenge Slaying
- Froehling Statement Admitted
- FIRST LADY SEES SPITFIRE CIRCUS; American Eagle Pilots Put On Aerial Display for Her at Airdrome in ...
- THREE MORE SHIPS MISSING IN BALTIC; No Survivors Found -- Lack of Tonnage Grows Acute
- LINKS THE WERGINS WITH SABOTEURS; Witness at Chicago Spy Trial Testifies She Met Herbert Haupt in Their ...
- Mrs. Hobby at Supply Office
- 'PROTECTING' CHILD FROM WAR SCORED; Dr. Lindeman Warns Parents to Meet Questions Squarely and Without ...
- 41 TORPEDO PLANES SENT OUT, 6 RETURN; Navy Tells Another Chapter of Battle of Midway
- Ethiopian Parliament Opened
- SIX SERGEANTS HONORED; Air Force Men in South Pacific Get Oak Leaf Clusters
- Norwegians Jeer Movie Of Nazi Troops' Kindness
- DOCTOR DIES OF WOUNDS; Navy Flight Surgeon Hurt in Trip Over Guadalcanal
- PEONAGE CHARGED TO SUGAR GROWER; Florida District Attorney Says Federal Grand Jury Acts to Free Negro ...
- TOKYO CLAIMS U.S. LOSSES; Lists Two Cruisers and Destroyer as Sunk in Solomons
- Nazis Take Cattle Tail Hair
- SOUTH SEAS SUMMER PUTS BRAKE ON WAR; Forces in Tropics Get Foretaste of Rains, Heat and Storms
- NEW GUINEA STAND SMASHED BY ALLIES; MacArthur's Troops 'Sweep Aside' Resistance by Foe West of Oivi ...
- LYTTELTON COMES FOR NELSON TALKS; Harriman Accompanies British Production Minister From London to Washington ...
- Bernhard Back in Ottawa
- Madagascar Force Is Captured
- STUDENT 'ADS' SELL BONDS; Treasury Is Getting Ideas From a Class at City College
- Dartmouth Suspends Reunions
- CUBANS WOULD SEND SKILLED LABOR HERE; Offer Made by Union to Assist in War Effort of Allies
- DUTCH EXPERIENCE HUNGER AND COLD; New Embassy Counselor Says Winter Will Be One of Worst in Country's ...
- CANADA PICKS ENVOYS TO THREE COUNTRIES; Russia, China and Chile to Get Ministers From Dominion
- Text of the Soviet Invasion Decree
- CARIBBEAN AIR PLAN IS PUSHED BY TACA; Yerex Tells CAA Central America Clamors for More Service
- Argentina Bans Magazine
- SOVIET NAMES BODY TO LIST DAMAGES; Commission Appointed to Get Data for Later Submission to Nazis and ...
- BRITISH SHIPYARDS SAID TO BEAT OURS; Their Per Capita Output Twice as Great, Survey Shows
- NAVY ADVANCES 13 MEN MISSING IN PHILIPPINES; Motor Torpedo Boat Heroes Already Decorated by Army
- PADILLA IS CRITICIZED; Magazine Resents His Allowing Mexicans to Join U.S. Army
- RUSSIAN STRESSES NAZIS' WEAKENING; Red Star Writer Says Signs of Attrition Are Seen in End of Constant ...
- 2 WIN SOLDIER'S MEDAL; 2d Lieut. V.G. Adams and Sergt. Ernest Johnson Heroes
- Newark to Buy 20 Horses
- GETS RID OF NAME 'HIMLER'; Bronx Man Makes It 'Hamilton' to Erase Any Nazi Tinge
- CUBANS ASK ACCOUNTING; House Wants Batista to List Tax Receipts and Disbursements
- NAZIS HELD TO FACE A TRANSPORT CRISIS; British Believe Shortage of Locomotives Will Hamper Winter's ...
- Redman Heads Information Unit
- CHINESE TROOPS IN INDIA; Many Thousands Fought Their Way There From Burma
- Stalingrad Onslaughts Crushed
- PUNJAB APATHETIC ON INDIAN FREEDOM; Visitor Finds Few in Moslem Province Who Even Think in National ...
- Half of Tanker Is Towed To Port After Torpedoing
- LAST LINK COMPLETED IN ALASKAN HIGHWAY; North and South Crews Meet Head-On in Yukon Forest
- GERMAN BULLETIN TERSE; Continued Heavy Fighting Reported on Three Major Fronts
- NAVY WANTS VOLUNTEERS; Rumor of Change in System Is False, Recruit Officer Says
- VICHY GIVING AXIS 35 MERCHANTMEN; Former Allied Ships to Leave France's Mediterranean Ports, British ...
- Japanese Shell River Posts
- Article 5 -- No Title
- FRENCH GRAVES DESPOILED; Metal Ornaments Are Believed Stolen for Sale as Scrap
- THOMA FOUGHT IN FRANCE; He and Stumme Profited by Hitler's Purge of German Army
- Climax to Days of Preparation
- Colonial Chiefs Warn of Fight
- Reich Gets Naval Specialists
- Nazi-Finn Society Launched
- R.A.F. ATTACKS IN EUROPE; Germans Report Raids -- Tell of Nazi Bombings of England
- War of Manoeuvre Begins in Africa; Rommel, Who Several Times Turned Retreat Into Victory, Is Probably ...
- Battle for Sidi Abd el Rahman
- TANKS ROAR AHEAD IN DUST AND FLAME; Reporter Experiences Din of British Fighting Machines' Advance in ...
- U.S. FLIERS' HELP MIGHTY IN DESERT; Blasting of Tobruk and Blows to Retreating Foe Bring Praise From ...
- Croats Seize Jews' Wealth
- U.S AIRMEN SHOW SKILL IN AXIS RAID; Flight on a Bombing Mission Convinces Correspondent of Americans' ...
- WAR NEWS GOOD, PAYS UP; Publisher Buys Barrel of Beer for Staff as Rommel Retreats
- George VI Congratulates Eighth Army and Allies
- PRIORITY GIVEN TO ARMY; New Zealand Says Industry Must Be Second for Manpower
- U.S. Blow to Tobruk Praised
- Japanese
- Article 4 -- No Title
- NAZIS REASSURE ARABS; Anti-Semitism Confined to Jews, Spokesman Explains
- Italian
- Article 3 -- No Title
- SWEDES FIRE ON PLANES; Seven Intruding Nazi Craft Said to Have Shifted Course
- German
- Troops Reported in Levant
- Russian
- Nazis Put Russia in Second Place
- Italians in One Sector Ask Truce to Bury Their Dead; TRUCE FOR THE DEAD ASKED BY ITALIANS
- Article 2 -- No Title
- United Nations; CAPTURED NAZI
- Front Page 2 -- No Title
- British
- Rommel Is in Egypt Now, London Sources Report
- U.S. Forces on Guadalcanal Win Some Enemy Positions on West; OUR FORCES GAIN ON GUADALCANAL
- U.S. FORCE OF 7,000 ARRIVES IN EGYPT; Not a Man Lost or an Enemy Sighted on the Voyage From This Country ...
- United States
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Mayor Runs Afoul of Mrs. Epstein In City Hall, Gets Sharp Scolding; MAYOR IS SCOLDED BY MRS. EPSTEIN
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- DRAFT CURB FOUGHT AS THREAT TO ARMY; Foes of O'Daniel Plan to Train Boys a Year at Home Warn It Might ...
- MARGIN IS NARROW; Democrats Get Nominal 220 to Rule House -- G.O.P. Gains 43 NINE SENATE UPSETS So Majority's ...
- RUSSIANS BEAT OFF FIERCE NAZI BLOWS; Parry Stalingrad Onslaughts, Hold Line Below Nalchik, Gain on Other ...
- BRITISH SWEEP ON; Foe Loses 600 Planes, 260 Tanks, 270 Guns, 50,000 Ship Tons AIR BLOWS CONTINUE Casualties ...
- MEN AND MACHINES FOUND STILL IDLE; C.I.O. Witnesses Tell Senate Committee of Flaws Noted in Use of Manpower ...
- Dewey Maps Drastic Change In the Set-Up of State Rule; All 18 Departments of Government Will Be 'Streamlined' ...
- POLETTI DEFEATED; Finally Loses by 17,230 With 161 Up-State Districts Missing MERRITT RE-ELECTED Representative ...
- BLAST ROUTS 22 FAMILIES; 3 Persons Hurt as Boiler Blows Up in Bronx Building
- APARTMENT SITE BOUGHT; 52,000-Foot Plot in Pelham Manor -- General Gets House
- FEDERAL AGENCIES RENT IN WALL ST.; Government Demand for Space Brings an Improvement in Occupancy
- GROUP BUYS APARTMENT; 37-Unit House in Hillside, N.J., Taken by Investors
- PETER GRIMM BUYS LONG ISLAND ESTATE; Realty Man Acquires Home in Upper Brookville -- Other Sales
- Queens House Gets Loan
- NEW JERSEY SALES LED BY RESIDENCES; Small Multi-Family Building Also in New Hands
- VARIED PROPERTIES BOUGHT IN BROOKLYN; Multi-Family House, Residence and Vacant Plot on Day's List
- Zabel Sells Scarsdale Home
- Door Making Plant Opens
- PARK AND 5TH AVES. DRAW LATE TENANTS; Gramercy Section Also Popular With Apartment Hunters
- 88,618 PLACED IN JOBS; U.S. Employment Service Here Reports on September Activity
- LEASES NIGHT CLUB SPACE; Rio Bamba to Succeed Polish Restaurant in East 57th Street
- Realty Board Adds 43 Members
- Forest Hills Homes Bought
- LISTING FOR FUEL OIL TO BE RESUMED TODAY; Buckingham Says Registration Will Continue Through Friday
- ASTOR CONTINUES SALES OF REALTY; Commander Disposes of Seven-Story Loft in Broome St. to an Investor
- ADJUSTS PLANE ENGINES; New Instrument Aids Pilots to Synchronize Motors
- BRONX PROPERTY SOLD; Store and Apartment Building in New Ownership
- Roads Ask Permission To Abandon Track
- TRUCK REGIMENTS READY; Industry Raises 4,000 Volunteers for Army Mission Abroad
- SEEKS MEXICAN WORKERS; Downey Says Further Importation Would Aid Farm Problem
- O'NEAL ASKS 54 HOURS FOR INDUSTRIAL LABOR; Farm Leader Also Says Agriculture Needs 18-19 Year Olds
- MISS AYRES IN NEW JOB; Consumer Consultant Shifts to Part-Time Work in OPA
- Folding Box Orders Off 10%
- PANEL, 2-1, OPPOSES FINING OF STRIKERS; Recommends to the WLB the Rejection of Proposal by Jones & ...
- HOUSING COSTS INCREASE; Rise in Year in New Jersey Put at 2.7 to 12.4 Per Cent
- WPB AIDE WARNS THE SHOE INDUSTRY; Must Consider Their Role Now as One of a Service Station to the Nation
- Named Deputy Director Of Regional WPB Office
- JAPANESE SET UP NEW MONEY BUREAU; Malayan Dollars and Sumatra Guilders Must Be Exchanged
- TO DISCUSS, SUGAR SALE; Cuba Will Send New Commission to the U.S. Soon
- SLOWER DROP NOTED IN TIME-PAY SALES; Reserve Board Reports High Ratio of Collections Continues
- Article 13 -- No Title
- Status of Firm Changed
- RFC Lends $26,000,000 For Kaiser's Steel Mill
- WPB APPOINTS CHANDLER; New Chief of Printing, Publishing Branch Succeeds Renard
- STRIKE SHUTS A COLLIERY; Wilkes-Barre Men Say Labor Shortage lowers Their Pay
- U.S. BUYERS TAKE OATS IN CANADA; Sale Overshadows Trading in Wheat in Winnipeg and Totals About 600,000 Bu.
- War Materials Output Speeded By New General Motors Methods; Skills and the Experience Gained in Mass ...
- OPA SETS PRICE RULES ON NEW LIQUOR TAXES; Industry Told How to Compute Increases to Consumers
- UTILITY TO FIGHT ORDER BY THE FPC; Amendatory Ruling Does Not Change Situation, Niagara Falls Power Co. Says
- Dougherty Heads WLB Research
- Elected by Savings Bank
- Advertising News and Notes
- Brocklesby Joins Borden's
- WPB TO MEET HERE ON INVENTORY CURB; Policy Committee to Confer With Manufacturers in New York on Nov. ...
- GOLD STOCKS SHOW GAINS IN TORONTO; Base Metals Also Up Slightly and Western Oils and the Industrials ...
- BONDS AND SHARES IN LONDON MARKET; Small Gains Are Numerous as the Volume Increases on the More Cheerful ...
- Renamed Vice President By Paint, Varnish Group
- FTC CITES RAYON CONCERN; Misrepresentations Alleged in Brand Advertising
- WPB TO GIVE LABOR OPERATIONS TASKS; Reorganization of Industry Branches to Impose Definite Responsibility ...
- BEW BARS EXPORT FIRM; Alleges Shipment to Venezuela Violated Blacklist
- TWO GIRLS MISSING IN MASSACHUSETTS; Lynn Police Say Stranger Told a Third Child, 'You're Next'
- HOLIDAY TRADE UP SLIGHTLY OVER '41; Retail Sales Yesterday Hit by Morning Rain, but They Pick Up Some Later
- LIQUOR SHORTAGE HELD ARTIFICIAL; Botwinick Says Distillers Have Discriminated Against the New York Stores
- Buyer Registrations Increase
- CLOTHING AWARDS MADE; Army and Navy Place Contracts With Local Producers
- Appointed Sales Manager Of White Laboratories
- CHAUVENET LOSES TWO CHESS GAMES; Bows to Jackson, Saperstein, but Beats Martin
- M'MICHAEL VICTOR IN DINGHY REGATTA; Beats De Coppet by One Point in Larchmont Series
- State Title to Colby Harriers
- All-Stars Invite Brookfield
- ARMY TESTS DEFENSES; Varsity Opposes 3 Squads Using Notre Dame Formations
- N.Y.U. TAKES RUN THIRD YEAR IN ROW; Dixon, Violet Ace, Is First in Metropolitan Cross-Country Championship
- FINER CAPITALISM SEEN AFTER WAR; Thurman Arnold Tells Canada That Victory Will Make System Work Better
- COMMITTEE TO URGE REVISED AIR RULES; Investigation of Plane Collision Turns on Growing Traffic
- Phils Send Koy to Louisville
- DODD GEORGIA TECH COACH; Pinch-Hitting for Alexander, Ordered to Take Rest
- Brookhattan to Play
- Kennedy Fights Draw
- Gordon Tops Williams for Award as American League's Most Valuable Player; YANKEE INFIELDER IS SURPRISE CHOICE
- CUFF ON UNCERTAIN LIST; Ace Giants' Back May Not Play Sunday -- Dodgers Resume Work
- Sports of the Times; Knocking Them Down on the Gridiron
- BERGER ANNEXES DECISION; Beats Ernie Robinson in Main Bout at Broadway Arena
- Semi-Pros Honor Pesky
- GEORGIA GAINS TOP IN FOOTBALL POLL; Bulldogs Supplant Ohio State as Nation's Leading Team -- Wisconsin ...
- Barrett Most Valuable
- BROOKLYN COLLEGE BEATS FT. HAMILTON; Captain Sherman Makes Four Touchdowns, Including First Three, in ...
- Williams, Syracuse, at Center
- Adams 19, St. John's Prep 12
- Undefeated Evander Turns Back Roosevelt High Eleven, 27 to 0; Displays Powerful Attack, With Avalone ...
- Ft. Totten's Long Runs and Passes Swamp City College Team, 51 to 0; Saba Counts on Dashes of 85 and ...
- St. Peter's Prep 6, Xavier H.S. 0
- Boys High 6, Brooklyn Tech. 0
- Mt. St. Michael 32, Iona Prep 14
- Monroe 6, Seward Park 6
- Riverdale 27, Trinity 6
- Kayak II to Race in Florida
- 18-5 SHOT SCORES IN MUD AT PIMLICO; Riverland Takes Handicap by 2 1/4 Lengths From Whirlaway to Earn $9,225
- TEXALITE, 2 TO 1, IS FIRST AT SALEM; Leads All the Way in Sloppy Going to Beat Searchlight and Poppycock
- Valley Stream 38, Lynbrook 13
- Erasmus Notches Eleventh Straight Victory by Conquering Manual; RAIMONDI EXCELS IN 21-7 DECISION
- GUILD LOSES ON 6 UNITS; NLRB Rules Against Union in Cases Involving I.N.S.
- Chaminade 19, Sewanhaka 0
- M'KEE TRIUMPHS OVER CURTIS, 7-6; Remains Unbeaten by Tally in Final Minute -- Ryan-to-Caravaglio Pass Decides
- Favorite Takes Ardsley Handicap Before 22,786 Yonkers Racegoers; Blue Swords, 9-10, Annexes $12,250 ...
- Fieldston 27, Barnard 7
- CHAS. W. NICHOLSES HOSTS AT DINNER; They Entertain Before Opening of New Opera Company's Subscription Season
- Art Notes
- 16 ENLISTED AIRMEN DECORATED IN PACIFIC; Silver Stars Reward Raiders on Foe's Airdromes at Rabaul
- FARM GROUPS FIGHT 'BUREAU CONTROLS'; Grange, Federation and Council of Cooperatives Jointly Warn of ...
- BIDS MEXICO FIX PRICES; Labor Group Submits a Program to Curb Rise in Cost of Living
- PEGGY BACON ART PUT ON EXHIBITION; A Hundred Prints and Many Pastels Included in Works Covering Last 25 Years
- Clarke -- Collins
- MISS MARIE TOLSTOY TEACHING AT CORNELL; Granddaughter of Novelist 'Hopes' Mother Still Alive
- BIDDLE HAILS YUGOSLAVIA; Presents Credentials as Our Envoy to King Peter in London
- NEW ZEALAND CALLS MORE; Re-Musters Some Farm Workers of High Medical Grade
- KATHERIIVE. MERRIAM TO WED EDGAR T. SEE; Marietta College Alumna WilI Be Bride of Yale Law Graduate
- t SON TO JAY K. SECORS !; Child Is a Great-Grandson of the Late Harry Payne Whitneys
- Son to Mrs. Allin it. Pierce
- Mrss L,SETTE RGaS tNC_E EJSIC, N1; Member of Noted Family WillI Be Wed to Jeter A. !sely I of the Naval ...
- MAINE FORTUNE DIVIDED; Mrs. J.C. Stodder Left Million in Will Filed for Probate
- MISS DE MERCIt)O PROSPECTIVE BRIDE; Garden City Girl Is Engaged to It. William Archer, U. S. A., of ...
- 1V[ISS C. M. AMSON BECOMES ENGA6ED; Graduate of Wildcliffe Junior College Will Be Married to David B. ...
- - I Jane R. Mathews Plans Nuptials
- BaliozianAvedikian
- CLARENCE ADLER IN MOZART SERIES; He Appears as Piano Soloist in Three Concertos Which Leon Barzin Conducts
- DINNERS PRECEDE OPERA; Mr. and Mrs. Lytle Hull, Mrs. C. V. Whitney Have Guests
- 3 HEDGEROW ACTORS SENT TO WORK CAMPS; Playhouse Director Had Asked President to Defer Them
- To Appear at Canteen Party
- STAGE SHOWS FIND ELECTION DAY DULL; Business Below Expectations at Most of 13 Matinees -- 'Eve of St. ...
- Article 12 -- No Title; BOUND FOR HOLLYWOOD
- Lily Pons III, Concert Canceled
- Of Local Origin
- HENRY KOSTER MARRIES; Film Director and Peggy Moran, Actress, Wed in Las Vegas
- TULAGI FLIERS DECORATED; Navy Crosses Awarded to Four Torpedo Plane Pilots
- TEACHERS LACK 'GAS,' SCHOOL HAS TO CLOSE; 2 Jersey Women Must Add to Passengers to Get More Fuel
- BOXER SAVES 3 SWIMMERS; Tommy Tucker Pulls Out Ensign and Two Women in Florida
- Navy Executive Offices Moving to War Building
- THIRD, FOURTH SONS TO GO; Last of Lacher Boys Scheduled to Be Inducted Today
- USO GETS GIFT OF $5,000; Brotherhood of Railroad Shop Crafts Sends In Donation
- MAYOR WOULD BAN HALF-PINT LIQUOR; SLA Asked to Stop Store Sale of Bottle Most Popular With Service Men
- 62 SOLDIERS NATURALIZED; Sworn in by Tennessee Judge Who Brought Court to Them
- DOUBLE BILL GIVEN BY THE HEW OPERA; Damrosch's 'The Opera Cloak' Offered as Part of Program at Broadway ...
- Gasoline Curb Stymies British Golfer, Aged 93
- MAYOR TO SEEK AID OF U.S. ON GAMBLING; Wants Federal Law to Curb Local Listing of Out-of-Town Phones ...
- PARK DEATH CASE CALLED HOMICIDE; Autopsy Shows That Woman Found Monday Morning Had Been Strangled
- HITS SERVICE ACT TO ASSIGN DOCTORS; But Parran Tells Senate Group We May Come to Compulsion to Supply ...
- ROW OVER SOLDIER VOTES; Jersey Court Orders Recount of 500 Ballots at Camden
- BRITISH SHOW GAINS TO MRS. ROOSEVELT; On Her Busiest Day in London She Learns How Government Serves ...
- ODT Increases New York-Florida Trains, But Bars Enough to Serve Tourist Travel
- REJECTED $750,000, DIES WITH $40,000; California Woman Was Piqued by English Lawyers
- FAMILY OF 6 DIE IN FIRE; Pennsylvania Neighbors Are Balked by Flames
- NEGRO GIRL WINS YALE POETRY PRIZE; ' For My People,' by Margaret Walker, Chosen by Benet
- Schechter Made Aide to Cowles
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- REV. BUD ROBINSON, 82, EVANGELIST 61 YEARS; Estimated He Preached 32,176 Sermons to 72 Denominations
- COL. J. O. DAL DIES; SERI) IN FRANCE; Artillery Regiment Commander Abroad Also Saw Duty in the Philippine ...
- JOSEPH HYDE KNIGHT; Boston Lawyer, Alumni Official of M. I. T., Dies in Pittsfield
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- ALBERT FINK; Biology Teacher at the Morris High School for 25 Years
- NICHOLAS J. HEALY JR.; Owner of T. F. Healy Collection --Active in C2tholic Affairs
- CHARLES I. BRISIE, BLIZZARD 'SURVIVOR'; N. Y. Central Agent 50 Years, Snowbound for Three Days
- EMILIO CALDARA i; The Former Socialist Mayor of Milan Mourned by Throng i
- CAPTAIN WILLIAMS, i INSULAR EX'HEADl; Former Governor of the Virgin Islands Dies at the Naval Hospital ...
- MRS, CLINTON N. LAIRD; Missionary Nurse 33 Years in , China--Interned at Hong Kong
- CHARLES HAGEN; Former City Clerk and State Civil Serviae Commissioner
- W. T. R. PRESTON; Former Trade Commissioner for Canada Dies in London
- MISS ANNIE J. DOUGHERTY; Sister of Cardinal Dougherty He Will Sing Requiem Mass
- FRED BIRlqB/CH, 52, MUSICIANS OFFICIAL; International Secretary of the American Federation Dies in Minneapolis ...
- rlfILllTM B. HOSMEI
- SA.t'IUEL B. HOKTON
- :GENERAL ESTRADA, MEXICAN LEADER; Manager of National Railways and Former Revolutionist Dies in Mexico City
- JOHN D. BARRY, 75,. COLUMNIST, AUTHOR; San Frandscan Was Ex-Critic of Drama for Harper's V,"eekly
- THOfAS H. COWAN
- Judicious Hate Recommended
- I FBEDERJCK HURTEN RHEAD ! .....; Ceramic Artist and Writer onI Pottery Honored for Work I
- tlS. GEORGE T. WAKEFIELD
- ELIHU 6RANT DIES; ARCHAEOLOGIST, 69; Leader of Expedition to Beth Shemesh, Palestine, Exper on Biblical ...
- Kindergarten Is Defended; Attempts to Purge Language of Words Long in Use Are Decried
- High Heels Preferred
- Veterans Able for War Work; They Could Relieve Younger Men for Service at Front
- Topics of The Times
- Mr. Churchill on India
- Farm Policy Is Attacked; Announcement Regarding Labor Considered as Coming Too Late
- Some Inconsistency Seen
- STALIN TO SPEAK ON RADIO; Soviet Premier to Be Heard at 10 A.M. Friday, New York Time
- Books of the Times
- ARGENTINES PELT JUSTO WITH EGGS; Ex-President Is Target After Speech Urging Support of United Nations in War
- Article 10 -- No Title
- Library Unit in Parkchester
- Books -- Authors
- Article 11 -- No Title
- Kentucky Tops Scrap Quota
- Yanks in Britain to Yield Turkeys to Ill, Wounded
- Caucasus Positions Precarious
- Nazis Shift Tactics in Caucasus; Germans Would Close Mountain Passes Opening on Their Flanks -- Stronger ...
- KENT'S WIDOW PAYS VISIT; Duchess in First Appearance Since Husband's Death
- Six Flee Prison in Dublin
- HURLEY REACHES MOSCOW; General Met Standley in Africa on His Way to U.S.
- 14,000,000 RUSSIANS LOST, GERMANS SAY; Broadcast Lists Nazi Gains in 500 Days of War in East
- NAZIS REPORT SWIFT GAINS; Strong Positions West of Alagir Broken, Berlin Claims
- ERSATZ' FOR WAR SHOWN IN MUSEUM; Jersey Exhibition Gives View of Contemporary Products for Modern Consumers
- BALTIMORE WOMEN SLOW TO TAKE JOBS; City Is Far Short of the Goal of Referring 1,500 a Week for War Plant Work
- FITNESS PARLEY SET; First of Nine Regional Meetings to Begin Here Today
- WOMEN HELD READY FOR TASKS OF WAR; They Have Proved Ability to Shoulder Military Medical Work, Editorial Says
- Women Are Assured High Heel Shoes Under Policies Adopted by Manufacturers
- WILLS RECORDS TO MUSEUM; Reisner's Explorations Data Go to Boston Institution
- BRITISH HONOR HITCHCOCK; Canterbury Is Speaker at Dinner for New York Publisher
- TO WIDEN CHILD STUDY; Mayor's Committee Plans to Ask for Funds for Total Need
- News of Food; Old-Time Recipes Help to Conserve Meat -- Loaves, Pies and Stews Aid Budget
- Draftees to Get Pay in Brazil
- WILL GRADUATE 118 WAVES; Naval Reserve School at Smith to Hold Ceremonies
- WOMEN URGED TO ACT AS SALVAGE SENTRIES; Continuance of Collections of Scrap Materials Asked
- BIG NAZI SPY RING IS TRACED TO CHILE; Inter-American Committee Releases Data Submitted by U.S. Ambassador
- Invitation to Rios Renewed
- PRESS ADVERTISING REVIVES IN BRITAIN; Upswing Follows War Slump -- Government Spends Huge Sums in Various ...
- MARRIED NURSES EASE WAR BURDEN; Change of Rules by Army Is Widely Hailed by Women's Groups in City
- Nazi Consular Aide Held
- SPY TRIAL WITNESS CHARGES DURESS; Counsel for Froehling Fight Admission of Third Statement in Chicago Court
- New Locomotive Saves British 17 Tons of Steel
- BRITISH SEAMAN, 21, HANGED AS TRAITOR; Admitted Giving Enemy Data About Convoys Between Britain and Lisbon
- Bayonets a Deer During Drill
- Lays Divorce Increase to Money
- FIVE IN CREWS LOST IN TWO TORPEDOINGS; 62 Survivors Reach Land After Attacks by U-Boats
- Sinking of 16 Ships Claimed
- Article 9 -- No Title
- JAB WITH BAYONET FINDS AXIS' MINES; Allied Sappers Also Employ a Gentle Kick in Task of Clearing Desert Paths
- King George Felicitates Leopold on His Birthday
- R.A.F. PLANES BOMB WESTERN GERMANY; Canadian Spitfires Strafe Communications in France After Three-Day Lull
- ADVANCE BY ALLIES IN EGYPT DEPICTED; A Song, a Rum Ration and a Burst of Enemy Flares, and Infantry ...
- 15 Americans Reach Brazil
- Coastal Operations Listed
- FRENCH BOMBINGS HIT DORIOT PARTY; Headquarters of the Strongly Pro-Nazi Group in Three Towns Damaged
- SHIPBUILDING TOPS SINKING BY ENEMY; Lord Leathers Says U.S.-British Program Is Now Ahead
- Article 8 -- No Title
- POLICY ON VICHY DEFENDED; Hull Answers Questions Based on Willkie's Criticism
- King Receives Gen. Spaatz
- LIST 137 AMERICANS INTERNED IN MANILA; War Department Believes the Civilians Are Held at Santo Tomas ...
- RUSSIANS REASSURED ABOUT SECOND FRONT; But Their Task Is to Push Nazis Out, People Are Told
- FELICITATES PANAMA; Roosevelt Sends a Message on Neighbor's Independence Day
- Rickenbacker Visited Iceland
- 1,000 LEAVE DAKAR ABOARD TWO SHIPS; European Women and Children Ordered Evacuated
- Article 7 -- No Title
- FOE'S BEST FLIERS IN SOLOMONS AREA; Our Airmen Say This Belief Is Based on Experiences -- Enemy Grows Bolder
- SOONG PINS FAITH IN 'TOUGH' U.S. ARMY; Chinese Statesman Declares It Will Be Unbeatable -- Praises American ...
- DEWEY PLURALITY A NASSAU RECORD; Returns From All 312 Election Districts Give Plurality of 73,669 Over Bennett
- Earthquake Felt in Chile
- DELAY EXPLAINED IN CARRIER NEWS; Knox and Davis Issue a Joint Statement Telling How Loss Was First Reported
- Marines at Guadalcanal Develop a Sweet Tooth; Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.
- BOTH SIDES INCREASE ACTIVITIES IN BURMA; Patrols Augment Drives as the Monsoon Subsides
- STUDENTS BEAT BOND GOAL; Hunter Girls Ahead of Schedule in 'Buy a Jeep' Drive
- FEW MORE LET OFF SHIP; Two Diplomats and Kin Leave Neutral Ship at Baltimore
- DEMOCRATS BEHIND IN MICHIGAN VOTE; Gov. Van Wagoner, Senator Brown Lag in Early and Incomplete Returns
- Bricker, Ohio Governor, Victor for Third Time
- HESS CALLED ENVOY OF REICH FOR PEACE; Ex-Mayor of Glasgow Says Nazi Wanted to Be Protector
- Lord Lewisham Slain in Egypt
- Sun Shines After Hague Hails 'Democratic' Rain
- Mexico Arrests Ten Aliens
- WESTCHESTER TOP MADE BY DEWEY; Peak Gubernatorial Plurality 14,644 Above Lead Over Lehman in 1938
- O'CONOR HOLDS LEAD BY SLENDER MARGIN; Slight Advantage in Baltimore Is Continued in County Vote
- Six Voters in Jersey Want Timoshenko as Sheriff
- BROOKS IS WINNER AT ILLINOIS POLLS; Pre-War Isolationist Senator Is Elected by Estimated 200,000 Over Democrat
- Civil Defense Talks Start
- REPUBLICAN SWEEP VOTED IN SUFFOLK; Dewey Carries the County by 28,829, Polling 48,005 Votes to Bennett's ...
- FIRE IN HOME ROUTS DOROTHY THOMPSON; Flames Damage Library of Columnist in East 48th St.
- ROOKLAND COUNTY STRONG FOR DEWEY; Runs Well Ahead of the State Ticket, Leading Bennett by Nearly 7,000 Votes
- Fire Sets Off Air Raid Siren
- Barkley Withholds Approval
- BALDWIN WINNER IN CONNECTICUT; Governor Sends Congratulations to His Republican Rival as the Returns Mount
- Arkansas Town Vote Cut By War and Duck Hunting
- Article 6 -- No Title
- ROUND ROBIN URGES BARKLEY FOR COURT; Bipartisan Group in Senate Sponsors Plea to President to Elevate ...
- 2 ELECTION ARRESTS HERE; Man and Woman Are Taken for Offenses in Uptown Area
- HERRING CONCEDES HIS DEFEAT IN IOWA; Senator Loses With Democratic Candidate for Governor
- Prisoners Listen to Returns
- NEELY FAR BEHIND IN WEST VIRGINIA; Governor Trails Republican in Bid to Return to Senate
- MUZZICATO FOUGHT TO SAVE 5C FARE; Is First Republican Ever to Represent 18th District in State Senate
- GOLDSTEIN SERVED IN STATE INQUIRIES; Attorney General-Elect Acted as Counsel to Lockwood and Other Committees
- MISS STANLEY WON SPURS IN BUFFALO; New Representative at Large Was First Woman Named to Erie Prosecutor's ...
- Hawaii Is Only Territory Voting in This House Race
- WARREN INDICATED CALIFORNIA WINNER; Republican Piles Up Lead Over Gov. Olson, Running Strong Even With ...
- NEW CONTROLLER NATIVE OF CANADA; Family of Frank C. Moore Moved to Buffalo When He Was 11 Months Old
- MARTIN IS ELECTED IN PENNSYLVANIA; Republican Defeats F.C. Ross, State Auditor General, for the Governorship
- 7 Soviet Foremen Imprisoned
- Vermont Re-elects Gov. Wills
- Vote Machines Break in Yonkers
- DEWEY SEES VOTE AS WAR MANDATE; Holds Victory a Declaration That People Want Every Effort Put Forth
- Granite State Republicans Ahead
- London Papers Print Election on Front Pages
- BENNETT SMILING DESPITE RETURNS; Confers With Farley in the Latter's Office With Only a Handful of Followers
- REPUBLICANS WIN IN MASSACHUSETTS; Gov. Saltonstall and Senator Lodge Are Re-elected -- Party Leading ...
- Cornell's Students 9% Fewer
- Quits Office to Enter the Army
- Defense Meeting Is Halted As Mayor Checks Election
- Jamaicans Want Willkie to Visit
- VOTE FOR JUSTICES IS GENERALLY LIGHT; Church, Botein and Schmuck Are Re-elected to Supreme Court in ...
- NO BALLOTS IN BRITAIN; A.E.F. Puts In Just Another Day of Drills and Work
- Soldier Votes for MacArthur
- Fires and False Alarms Few for an Election Day
- REPUBLICAN GAINS IN CONGRESS GROW; Late Returns Indicate Deep Cuts in Democratic Strength in Both Houses
- Josh Lee, New Dealer, Defeated for Senate
- Norris Trails Republican in Nebraska, Just Ahead of Third-Place Democrat
- ROOSEVELT VOTES AT HYDE PARK HALL; Only Member of Family to Appear There This Year Drives Alone From ...
- Japanese
- Voter Gets Second Try After He Moves Lever
- School Teaches How to Milk Cows
- ALFANGE REJOICES OVER A.L.P. VOTING; Hails Its Showing as 'Signal Victory' for Progressive Labor Forces ...
- WOMEN WORKERS BALLOT IN SLACKS; Those in War Jobs Go to Polls Before 7 A.M., Though Voters in General ...
- MRS. DEWEY AT EASE IN HER NEW ROLE; Declares She Does Not Feel at All 'Quiverish' About Being Governor's Wife
- SOLID ACHIEVEMENT WON DEWEY FAME; He Rose Rapidly to National Political Eminence on Basis of Notable ...
- Article 2 -- No Title
- German
- Article 5 -- No Title
- 18 Executed in Prague
- Italian
- Sixty Russians Reported Shot
- Article 4 -- No Title
- Russian
- Article 3 -- No Title
- Swiss Name Commercial Aide
- Article 1 -- No Title
- United States
- POLISH GOVERNOR REPORTED OUSTED; Hans Frank Dismissed as 'Too Humane' to Please Hitler, Swedish Sources Say
- British
- FIFTY YUGOSLAVS EXECUTED; New Wave of Terror Rises With Resistance in Europe
- A NATIONAL TREND; Favor for Opposition Party Is Definitely Shown in Returns
- United Nations
- HAWKES IS ELECTED SENATOR IN JERSEY; Republican Unseats Smathers, Incumbent, in Close Race -- Hartley ...
- Mrs. Luce Wins Race for House; Pledges Work for 'Fighting War'; THE NEW REPRESENTATIVE FROM CONNECTICUT
- Dutch Kill All on Airliner
- FISH IS RE-ELECTED; TRAILS DEWEY VOTE; Pre-War Isolationist Wins by Margin of 4,219 but Runs Far Behind ...
- War Election History Is Repeated; Times Sq., as in 1918, Is Subdued; TIMES SQ. CROWDS COOL ON ELECTION
- Major Tank Clash Develops; ROMMEL'S TANKS RETREAT IN EGYPT
- LEGISLATIVE GAINS; Republicans Add One Seat in Senate and Two in Assembly
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- Captors of Kokoda Push On for Coast
- RED ARMY CHECKS NAZIS IN CAUCASUS; Stalingrad Defenders Advance -- Germans Claim Progress on Road to ...
- FOE LANDS TROOPS ON GUADALCANAL EAST OF OUR FORCE; Japanese Put Men Ashore at Night -- U.S. Destroyers ...
- 20-YEAR RULE ENDS; Democrats Lose State With Bennett Defeat by 600,000 Margin
- TIlE WEATHER
- HAIGHT'S ODD ACTS DETAILED IN COURT; Psychiatrist for Defense Says He Considers Youth Held in Double ...
- RENTS APARTMENT ON EAST 98TH ST.; Jules Gourary Takes Furnished Suite of Nine Rooms in Building at No. 47
- Bronx Sets Up Rent Committee
- COAT COMPANY RENTS WEST 27TH ST. SPACE; Lighting Fixtures Firm Takes Quarters on Madison Ave.
- Home Sold in Jersey City
- PERMITS TO PLANT 32 TRESS GRANDTED; Majority Will Be Set Out in East Side Localities
- 4 BUILDINGS SOLD BY VINCENT ASTOR; Property at 10th Ave. and 13th St. Leased by Swift & Co. Goes ...
- SALES IN JACKSON HEIGHTS; Two Six-Family Houses Bought by Investing Group
- COTTON MOVES UP IN A QUIET MARKET; Gains From Price-Fixing Are Pared by Hedging
- WATSON REPORTS NET OF $7,096,433; $7.17 a Share Earned in Nine Months by International Business Machines
- WHEAT PRICES GAIN ON LIGHT OFFERINGS; Bears Try to Even Up Position to Await Results of Today's Elections
- Air-Way Electric Appliance
- ALLIS-CHALMERS NET OFF; Income for Third Quarter of Year Is Put at $1,017,162
- DU PONT NET SALES 5% AHEAD OF 1941; Total Is $368,968,021 for Nine Months, but Third Quarter Shows $550,000 ...
- YULE CHECKS FOR BONDS; War Savings Official Urges New Use for Christmas Savings
- ALLEGHANY RATIO RISES; Value of Collateral for Bonds Shows Increase
- Tells of Big Oil Shipments
- FORD WINS OLD TAX SUIT; Court of Claims Ruling Affects Six Years -- Millions Asked
- FEDERAL HOLDINGS DECREASE AT BANKS; Reserve System Shows a Drop of $137,000,000 in Treasury Notes in Week
- AUTO SALES EXPEDITED; WPB Allows Disposal of 28,000 Cars to War Department J
- $3,207,383 EARNED BY UTILITY IN YEAR; Engineers Public Service Equals 50 Cents on Common After Preferred ...
- Nicaraguan Rubber Flown Here
- Named General Counsel Of Drug Association
- PRICES AND VOLUME OF STOCKS HIGHER; Advances of Fractions to More Than a Point Seen, With Steels Among Leaders
- BONDS AND SHARES IN LONDON MARKET; Home Rails and Industrials Well Bought in More Cheerful Trading
- Pullman Aids Scrap Drive
- PARAMOUNT EARNS NET OF $3,455,000; Report for Third Quarter IS After Deductions for All Taxes and Reserves
- $15,342,843 EARNED BY COCA-COLA CO.; Figure for Third Quarter of 1942 Is Before Deductions for Income Taxes
- GENERAL MOTORS VOTES DIVIDEND; Quarterly Payment Set at 50 Cents -- Two Executive Vice Presidents Named
- WILL RETIRE MORE BONDS; Marshall Field Calls $750,000 of First Mortgage Issue
- Steel Operations Down This Week to 99.6%
- TREASURY TO CALL MORE BANK FUNDS; Withdrawals This Week Will Be 10% of Its Deposits in Institutions
- BOND REGULATION OPPOSED BY I.B.A.; Organization Reports on SEC Hearing Regarding State and City Issues
- UNITED AIRCRAFT EARNS $3,460,932; Net for Third Quarter Equals $1.18 on Common -- Gross Is Up to $131,479,612
- RISE IN KEYSTONE FUNDS; Total Assets of $41,000,000 Are Shown on Sept. 30
- To Give 5% of Sales to USO
- New Accountant for Utility
- UTILITY SEEKS STAY OF WRITE-OFF ORDER; Court Reserves Decision on Plea by Niagara Falls Power
- Record Figure for October
- SHOES QUICKLY BOOKED; Producers 'Choosy' in Chicago as Restrictions Cut Styles
- Appointed Assistant To Regional WPB Head
- DISTILLERS TO GET MOST OF'ROLL BACK'; Long-Awaited OPA Decision Due This Week, According to Trade Reports
- Named Vice President Of Packard Motor Car Co.
- Obtains Woods Machine Plants
- STORE SALES HERE 22% OVER '41 WEEK; ' Beat-the-Tax' Liquor Rush and Run on Canned Goods Contribute to Boost
- WAR DEPARTMENT NAMES FABRIC AIDES; Committee Is to Operate Under the Quartermaster General's Office
- Develops Soapless Soap
- OUTPUT CUT TO 10% FOR BRITISH PLANTS; Maximum for Civilian Goods in No Case Exceeds 35% of Normal Production
- Advertising News
- FIVE LEAGUE RECORDS SET IN PACKERS' GAME; Marks for Scoring and Passing Broken -- Two Equaled
- FOREIGN-BORN PROS BOW ON LINKS, 7-4; Lose for 2d Successive Year in Gaffney Trophy Team Event at Crestmont
- GROCERS GIVEN HINT OF FEE BILL EASING; Walsh Says Strong Opposition Exists to Curb on Agents of U.S. ...
- BROSCH AND SPERBER WIN; Gain Pro-Amateur Honors With a 67 on Milburn Course
- L.I.U. Five to Use Cubs
- LEAVES BAMBEGER POST; Svigals to Become Officer in Marine Corps Reserve
- Sherman & Marquette Name Vice President
- WAR SHIFTS TRADES TO MEETINGS HERE; 40,000,000 Persons Can Get to New York Quickly, Hotel Men Are Told
- Sports of the Times; Heard in a Huddle
- Cody to Coach Temple Five
- RICO KNOCKS OUT TORRES; Triumphs in Sixth Round of St. Nicholas Feature
- Thurier Is Hockey Leader
- College All-Star Five Named
- L.S.U. Here in Vengeful Mood for Fordham Game; BAYOU TIGERS HOPE TO ATONE FOR ROUT
- HARVARD RESUMES WORK; Gives Up Usual Monday Lay-Off -- Michigan May lose Kuzma
- Article 15 -- No Title
- Archer Outboxes Johnson
- Berger Will Box Tonight
- Article 14 -- No Title
- Fieldston Wins at Soccer, 4-1
- Riggs Dons Army Uniform
- DODGERS PURCHASE CATCHER IH DRAFT; Moore of New Orleans Picked by Rickey From Baseball List at Chicago Meeting
- DARTMOUTH TEAM WORKS; Gets Hour-Long Scrimmage in Preparation for Princeton
- COLUMBIA STARTS WORK FOR COLGATE; Lions in Shape Despite Hard Going Against Cornell -- Seconds Scrimmage
- Syracuse Varsity Is Idle
- Blue Swords Tops Field of Nine in Ardsley Handicap at Empire City Today; LONGDEN TO RIDE SIMMONS'S RACER
- Article 13 -- No Title
- U.S. Starts Baseball in India
- Article 12 -- No Title
- KINGSMEN PLAY TODAY; Face Fort Hamilton Eleven at Brooklyn College Field
- CHAUVENET IS BEATEN BY HEITNER AT CHESS; Bows for First Time in the U.S. Amateur Tourney
- Bertelli Best Passer in Country, West Point Coaching Aide Claims; Army Scouts Rate Notre Dame Pitcher ...
- ERASMUS FAVORED AGAINST MANUAL; 35th Game Between Brooklyn School Rivals Slated for Ebbets Field Today
- WORK OF FURIO PRAISED; First-String Trial Earned by Pastuszak at Manhattan
- WARNING SOUNDED FOR PENN'S SQUAD; Navy Improvement Stressed in Report -- Schnurr, Crawley of Middies Are Out
- Cleveland Sextet Loses Star
- Orchestra Cancels Tours
- ANTIQUES DISPLAYED BY 50 DEALERS HERE; Decorative and Utilitarian in Annual Show This Week
- Article 11 -- No Title
- Card Party for Officers' Wives
- Army and Notre Dame Equipped to Add Thrilling Chapter to Keen Rivalry; NEW YORK TOWN TO VIEW 3-RING AIR CIRCUS
- KRETZ AND FURMAN DRILL AT CORNELL; Injured Players Return for Practice -- Yale Casualty List Is Depleted
- Army Eleven Gets Respite
- SCHOOL PAY CUT UPHELD; Teachers in Yonkers Lose Suit for Restoration of 12 1/2%
- Son Born to G.M. Clarkes Jr.
- M'CANN ART WORKS TO GO AT AUCTION; Rare English, French, Italian Furnishings, Tapestries and Paintings ...
- Ruth Henderson Wed to Lieut. Carl B. Alston Of the Army in Maplewood, N.J., Church
- SUSAN RINEHART WED TO ARMY MAN; Becomes Bride of Lt. Frank O. Wilson of Artillery in Chapel at University ...
- BENEFIT FOR CHILDREN; Foster Home Service to Be Aided by Party on Dec. 3
- Haverbeck -- McAuley
- CITY ACCIDENTS DECLINE; 407 Injured by Autos Last Week, Against 833 a Year Ago
- Masons Receive Bequest
- Miss Peggy Johnson Engaged
- Debutante Committee Is Selling Tickets For Theatre Party Nov. 30 to Aid Children
- MAP-MAKING COURSE STARTS AT COLUMBIA; 70 Men and Women Enrolled in Response to U.S. Pleas
- For Greeting Card Discounts
- Daughter to G. van B. Kings
- Plan for a British Fair
- VIRGINIA RALPH'S PLANS; Will Be Married to Lieut. H.B. Merwin Jr. Tomorrow
- GEORGE WHITESIDES GIVE A DINNER PARTY; Entertain Chester Blakemans -- Mrs. Harry Hussey Hostess
- Notes
- Margaret Bakewell Fiancee
- MISS LOIS A. BECKER S FIANCEE OF MARINE; Connecticut College Student to Be Wed to Samuel Lawrence
- O'Connor -- Smith
- TO AID THEATRE GROUP; Young Women Sell Tickets to New Thornton Wilder Play
- Jane Grimshaw to Be Guest
- Thomas C. Harts Have Daughter
- DOG FINDS A BODY IN CENTRAL PARK; Discovery of Missing Waitress Near Harlem Meer Provides a Mystery for Police
- MISS M. BERGHAUS ENGAGED TO MARRY; Graduate of Warrenton School Will Become Bride of Lieut. John S. ...
- 2 CLIPPERS LAND HERE; Passengers From Abroad Debarked at Earlier Port of Call
- Jeanne Start Betrothed
- ISABEL NEMETH'S TROTH; Norwalk, Conn., Girl to Be Wed to Sgt. Paul E. Cartwright
- 3 Indicted on Draft Charges
- Drake -- Hinton
- 29 PAY $1 DIMOUT FINES; Magistrate Says Rules Are 'Technical' as He Cuts Penalty
- Wardens on Duty Held Not Liable for Accidents
- Senate Stays The Congressional Record In Farm Dispute on Meaning of Price Law
- Spring Valley Lawyer Near Death, Shot by Client Nursing a Grudge; Assailant Says 'County Ought to Recognize ...
- Treason Trial Postponed
- FORMER BUNDISTS CITED; Denaturalization of a Group in Jersey Asked by F.B.I.
- RACING SHEETS GET DELAY; Win Adjournment of Hearing in Injunction Case
- BIG GAMBLING CASE LOST BY LA GUARDIA; W.J. Hockey, Described as a Head of 'Bookie' Wire Service, Cleared ...
- Free Coffee for Soldiers
- ONE-MAN CRIME WAVE' HOWLS DOWN COUNSEL; Kadens Demands to Be Tried on Two Death Penalty Charges
- HIT WRUL BALKING SHORT-WAVE PACT; Federal Agencies Lay Refusal to Sign Contract to Demand for 'a Substantial ...
- N.Y.U. Undergraduates 83% for 18-19 Draft
- BOYS, 7 AND 8, FIND $290; Frayed Package in Bronx Gutter Yields Store of Bills
- TENANCY FIGHT FATAL; Landlord Hunted as Slayer of Man He Sought to Evict
- MORGENTHAU CITES BRITISH TAXATION; Individuals Pay Twice as Much as We Do, Secretary Says on His Return ...
- CEILING PRICES UP ON BEER AND CIGARS; O.P.A. Permits Increases to Meet New Taxes and Higher Production Costs
- BOOKIES' UNWANTED, SAYS PHONE COMPANY; Utility Replies to Mayor on Anti-Gambling Crusade
- HOTEL MEN GET AID IN FIGHT ON DRYS; Restaurant Employes Alliance Pledges All the Resources of Its 250,000 ...
- HARRY P. HOWELL; Ex-Banker Once Was Republican Committeeman in Nassau
- COL. BRENNAN DIES; CITED FOR SERVICE; Member of Force in the Judge Advocate General's Office Received ...
- PRAISES FLYING FORTRESS; Ex-R.A.F. Pilot Calls It 'Probably Best Military Plane'
- HOSPITAL ROLE FOR LABOR; Jersey Plan to Put Workers' Representatives on Board
- MISSISSIPPI PACKET SINKS; Tennessee Belle, Reminder of '70's, Is Wrecked by Fire
- EARL H. M'CARTY, BUILDER OF'AUTOS; Retired President of the Nash Motor Company Dies in His Home at Delray ...
- MRS. C. G. PARKER SR., OF NOTED ANCESTRY; Wife of Former Counsel of the l World _War Shipping Board'1
- [RS. %qLLIA/ S. RHODES
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- lrS$ GEORGIA F__.,1T,T
- OLAUDE SrPE
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- MRS. FREDERICK W. KAUPP; Horticulturist, Garden Expert On Tenafly Planning Board
- WILLI/k F. WALL, ROPE WORKS HEAD; Former Adjutant of Seventh Infantry Regiment Dies in Hospital Here
- CHARLES L. 1V[cKENZIE
- McGovern Rites Tomorrow
- LIEUT. J. F. M'COY, OF BENNETT STAFF; Head of Detectives in Office of the Attorney General Dies at Home ...
- JOHN L. KETGHAM; I Lawyer Who Fought Filipinos Dies in Veterans Hospital
- JOHN LOUIS GONARD; Inventor of Aviation Devices Gave Patents to the U. S.
- TTTTh! F. TIqSON
- HARRY E_ RANSOM I; Past National Commander of the I Legion s 40 and 8 Society Dies I
- Aid Sought for Blind Folk
- ROBINS FLEENG, 86, STEEL EXPERT, DIES; Retired Engineer of American Bridge Co. Was Authority on Wind Stresses
- JAMES F. BROUSSARD, LOUISIANA EDUCATOR; Head of Romance Languages at State University for 20 Years
- ERNEST E. (DINKY) DALLIS; Commercial Agent for the U.S. Department of Commerce
- Invisible Man' a Menace; Dimout Makes Street Crossing Danger Alike to Drivers and Pedestrians
- Constructive Criticism
- Informative Reporting
- Japanese Hard to Beat
- War on the Pacific Front; Mr. Baldwin's Series of Articles Stirs Widespread Discussion
- Topics of The Times
- In The Nation; Restraints on Incentive in the Income Limits
- SULPHUR COMPANY GETS 'E'; Texas Gulf Honored for Production in Ceremony at Newgulf
- Books -- Authors
- EXPANDS WORK WEEK IN WEST'S COAL MINES; U.M.W. Permits Extra Toil on Time-and-Half Basis
- NUZZO RENOMINATED DESPITE INDICTMENT; Ousted Union Agent at Newburgh Is Candidate Again
- NLRB ORDERS UNION ENDED; Queens Company Making War Items Accused Under Labor Act
- Russian Tank Production Rises
- SPAIN RESENTS CRITICISM; Denies Her Diplomats Favor Certain Unnamed Nations
- Tank-Car Committee Is Named
- JERSEY SEES PERIL IN MILK SHORTAGE; Col. A.F. Foran, State Director, Points to Steady Decline in Farm ...
- Nile Houseboat American Club
- Dr. H.H. Horne Honored
- Books of the Times
- 27-YEAR BIRTH RECORD FOR CITY IS BROKEN; The Total Was 3,031 Last Week -- General Death Rate Declines
- SAYS FCC BURIES REPORT; C.I.O. Chief Contends It Shows Telegraph Service Breakdown
- RENT ORDER IS UPHELD; Federal Judge at New Haven Forbids an Eviction
- Fuel Oil Registration Off to Slow Start; Only 21,370, or 7%, Apply for Ration Cards
- RADIO JOBS OPEN FOR WOMEN IN WAR; Various Branches of Services Offer Places to Those Who Pass Amateur Tests
- New Training Director For CDVO in New York
- Article 10 -- No Title
- Apple Crop Cut a Quarter
- Coffee Men Contradict Mayor on Brewing 'Tip'
- News of Food; Mincemeat for Every Taste, Every Budget Hints on the Pie Crust to Go With It
- ADOPT PLAN TO SPEED DEHYDRATED FOOD; WPB Experts Recommend Six-Point Program, With Pooling
- 11,138,178 WOMEN HELD JOBS IN '40; Census Report Shows They Were Employed in Every Field Except Railroads
- War Cuts Canned Baby Foods
- OIL SITUATION TIGHT ALONG EAST COAST; Officials Say it Remains So Despite the Pipeline and Rail Delivery ...
- MEAT OUTPUT KEEPS UP; Armed Forces and Lend-Lease Cut October Civilian Stocks
- Use of Platinum Barred In Fashioning Jewelry
- FIRST LADY SEES 'CHUTISTS TRAINING; U.S. Unit Goes Through Paces for Visitor -- Variety of Equipment ...
- Named to Westchester Board
- Britain's 12,500,000 Housewives Ask Bachelor to Draft Charter; Beveridge Gets a Seven-Point Program ...
- To Play Deems Taylor's New Work
- Women Driving Army Trucks
- HUSBAND, WIFE TEAMS TAKING WAR TRAINING; Danville, Va., School Experiments in Psychology and Morale
- Russian Workroom Opens
- ARMY TO ACCEPT MARRIED NURSES; End of Ban, Due in 'Very Near Future,' Is in Line With Corps Permission ...
- Hedy Lamarr, Pierre Aumont Slated for Leads in 'Vengeance of the Earth' -- 4 Films Held Over
- DALCROZE GROUP HEARD; School of Music Faculty Gives Third and Final Concert Here
- BURNETT GETS A DIVORCE; Co-Founder of Story Magazine Wins Decree and Remarries
- Of Local Origin
- SERVICE, NEEDS OUTLINED; Officers Address Students at New York University
- FLYNN ACCUSED IN COURT; Betty Hansen Tells the Story of Alleged Attack
- THIRTEEN MATINEES FOR ELECTION DAY; Eight Plays, Three Musicals, Vaudeville and Ice Shows Will Be Seen Today
- 80 BACHE STRIKERS BACK; Wall Street Firm Will Contest WLB Jurisdiction in Case
- ALFANGE SAYS FISH UPHELD GERMANY; A.L.P. Candidate, in Up-State Speech, Links Republican With Viereck and Kuhn
- SEEKS $9,000 FOR LOUNGES; Travelers Aid Plans Drive for USO Facilities in Terminals
- FISH IS SUMMONED; Service Made on Congressman in Drew Pearson Libel Suit
- Human Alarm Clock for Workers
- OLD INSTRUMENTS FEATURE CONCERT; American Society, a Family Group, Holds Premiere Here at The New York ...
- DORIS DOE OFFERS UNUSUAL SONGS; Metropolitan's Mezzo-Soprano Gives Recital of Contrasts at the Town Hall
- Noonan Assigned to Smythe
- Starts Steel Recovery Drive
- Votes for Alfange Are Wasted, Says Farley; Labor Nominee Called Tool of Reactionaries
- Mayor Warns Children On Election Bonfires
- Altman Labor Nominee in Bronx
- WILLKIE REPEATS STAND; Says He Will Vote for Coudert -- Farley for Finkelstein
- Divorces R.H. Ickes in Reno
- BENNETT CONFIDENT AS CAMPAIGN ENDS; Expects to Lead Entire Ticket to Victory -- Final Appeal Is for ...
- ECONOMIST TO BEGIN FEDERAL JOB TODAY; Dr. Daugherty to Head Division of War Labor Board
- DEWEY SEES RIVALS UNFIT TO WIN WAR; Assails 'Corrosion,' Pledging His Party to Use State's Full Force ...
- Hours for Voting Vary In Metropolitan Area
- 300 Police Assigned to Times Square Duty Despite the Absence of Election Flashes
- WILLKIE ENDORESES MRS. LUCE IN RACE; Says She Has Ability, Energy and Experience to Be of Value in Congress
- Axis Press Disdains U.S. Election; Vichy Discerns Signs of Disunity; What Little Editorial Comment Is ...
- ONLY 65% OF VOTE IS EXPECTED TODAY; Republican Gains in Congress Are Predicted but Control of House ...
- Army Billet Bombed in Ulster
- Britain Jails Lax Worker
- BRITAIN WATCHING OUR VOTE CLOSELY; Press Agrees There Will Be No Change in Policy of Fighting to End ...
- JERSEY ASPIRANTS APPEAL TO VOTERS; Senator Smathers Asserts His Re-election Would Indicate Upholding ...
- Henderson to Talk on Radio
- STUDY NEW AIR SERVICE; CAA Members Begin Hearings on Caribbean Extension
- LODGE IS ACCUSED OF MISUSING LETTER; McCormack Says Stimson Forbade Injection Into Politics
- TAKING MIAMI BILTMORE; Army Files Condemnation Suit and Posts $895,000 Check
- RUML PLAN SUPPORTED; 5 of 6 Congressional Candidates For Pay-as-You-Go Scheme
- 4-H Clubs Tell Wide Activities
- DEMOCRATS REPORT $503,278 EXPENDED; Republican National Committee Lists $116,301 for Period Ending Oct. 29
- CAPITOL DESERTED ON EVE OF ELECTION; Handful in Senate Are Told by Wiley That Today Will Prove Democracy ...
- Knudsen Scouts Draft of Women
- ARMY REJECTS TAGGART; Atlantic City Mayor Will Try Again When Eye Is Healed
- E' PINS WON BY WOMEN; They Form 80 P.C. of Workers at Chicago Gas Mask Plants
- 2 TRIED IN FRAUD ON U.S.; Fort Dix Employe and Salvage Man Accused in Army Coat Deal
- TESTIFY IN TROLLEY CRASH; Three on Crutches Are Among Norristown Witnesses
- Royalty Review Act Is Signed
- Canadian View Favorable
- REFUGEES AT BALTIMORE; Diplomats and Americans Are Among 200 on Vessel
- CRANBERRY SELLERS ARE FINED AS TRUSTS; 3 Cooperatives, 4 Companies and 4 Persons Pay $32,000
- 10 NEWARK NEGROES WIN RELEASE WRITS; Held Incomunicado Since June in Vice Case Inquiry
- ARMY STUDIES PLANS TO CONVERT COLLEGES; Feasibility of General Use as Training Buses Is Weighed
- 125 WOMEN GET POLL JOBS; Serving for First Time in Essex County as Election Inspectors
- Article 9 -- No Title
- TIED IN BURNING SCHOOL; German-Jewish Principal Is Saved Up-State -- 2 Sought
- DRAFT DODGER GIVES UP; Ends Six Months of Hiding in Forest in Arkansas
- Sweden Decrees Price Ceilings
- Article 8 -- No Title
- ' Subterranean' Attack Feared by Nazis at Rzhev
- ADMIT ILLEGAL ACTS AS JAPANESE AGENTS; J.H. Smyth and 2 Others Plead Guilty in Registration Case
- ARMY FLIER MISSING IN PLANE COLLISION; Pilot of Second Training Craft Lands in Rhode Island
- BIG FREDDIE' CASE HEARD; Magistrate Reserves Decision on Receipt of Stolen Ring
- FIGHTS STATEMENT AT TREASON TRIAL; Froehling, Chicago Defendant, Seeks to Prove Duress in Deposition ...
- Says MacArthur Was Derided
- Article 7 -- No Title
- M'KELLAR SCORES PRESS ON ECONOMY; Tells Senate Newspapers and Radio Failed to Give Congress Credit for Savings
- LAVAL VISITS TOMB OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER; Lays Armistice Day Wreath -- 45 De Gaullists Sentenced
- FIRE GUARD ROLE PRAISED; Morrison Warns Britons Not to Wait Till Bombs Fall
- Nazis Use Reds' Old Presses
- Both Wary at Stalingrad
- GANDHI HOLDS U.S. INVOLVED IN INDIA; Message Insists That as Ally of Britain We 'Cannot Disown Responsibility'
- Article 6 -- No Title
- ANDREWS NAMED FOR 3-STAR RANK; President Would Make Head of Panama Department a Lieutenant General
- GERMANS CLAIM ALAGIR; Berlin Says Stalingrad Attacks Were Repulsed
- CANADIAN ACE HURT IN GIBRALTAR CRASH; Beurling Suffers Broken Leg as Passenger in Wrecked Plane
- Mustaches Are Barred For Actors in Norway
- YUGOSLAVS DIVERT LARGE AXIS FORCES; ' Invisible Army' in His Country Has Kept 30 to 40 Divisions of ...
- Sweden Jails Quislingist
- QUISLING BARS RESIGNATIONS; Defaulters Face Gestapo -- Nazis Draft Dutch -- 20 Poles Die
- Nazis Draft Dutch for Army
- Nazis Admit Break-Throughs
- 20 Poles Sentenced to Die
- DEVELOPS NEW SAND TIRE; Army Thus Uses Motorcycle in Desert Warfare
- Greek Guerrillas Capture Nazis
- Mikhailovitch Praised in Message
- Italians Caught in Battle
- AXIS DESERT LOSS MARKED BY IRONIES; Nazi Soldier's Pass for Leave in Alexandria Found Amid Battle Wreckage
- RUSPOLI PRINCES KILLED; Marescotti and Constantino Fall in Egypt, Rome Says
- CYCLONE DEAD AT 11,000; Disaster in Bengal Province of India Reported to London
- ENEMY SHIPS RACED TO DOOM OFF SAVO; Connecticut Naval Officer Describes Battle Off Island in Solomons ...
- BUIN BOMBINGS DESCRIBED; U.S. Fliers Who Hit Cruisers Say Foe Has Many Ships in Area
- Canadian King's Messenger Slain
- Australians in Flanking Move
- Cuba to Get Air Freight Line
- OFFICER DEPICTS SINKING OF WASP; Tells Here How Carrier's Fate Was Decided 30 Seconds After First Torpedo Hit
- CITY TURNS OVER ITS SCRAP; Title to 910 Tons, Some From the World's Fair, Changes Hands
- CANADA WARNED ON MEAT; Rationing Within 6 Months Is Hinted at by Food Official
- Australia Takes Farm Control
- NEW ZEALAND BUYS MEAT; Continues Purchases to Keep Up Country's Production
- One More Naval 'Defeat' Will Make Us 'First-Rate
- CHILE'S CURB ON AXIS PLEASES WASHINGTON; Prosecution of Agents Recalls Issue of Welles's Speech
- Aussies Troll Roundelay, Sing Mossie Blues Away
- Canada Lists American Captives
- France Sets Back Clocks an Hour
- U.S. Hold in Solomons Bolstered; Damage to Japanese Fleet in Stewart Islands Battle Strengthens Guadalcanal's ...
- FOE RALLIES FLEET FOR SOLOMONS BLOW; Reconnaissance Reveals Great Concentration for New Attack
- MEN OF THE O'BRIEN AT SAN FRANCISCO; Sunken Warship's Commander and Crew Voice Eagerness to Ship Again as Unit
- BRITISH SMASH UP TWO NAZI CONVOYS; Eight Supply and Escort Ships Blasted on Foe's Route to U-Boat Bases ...
- Minor Land Fighting in China
- HAAKON OPENS SCHOOL; Castle in Scotland Is Turned Over to Norse Children
- Japanese Version of Raid
- Australia Curbs Army 'Delays
- U.S. Submarine Score Now 133
- Japanese Execute 32 in Shanghai
- HALIFAX'S SON KILLED IN FIGHTING IN EGYPT; Lieut. the Hon. Peter Wood Was in Royal Armored Corps
- 7 MORE SHIPS SUNK BY OUR SUBMARINES; Prowls in Far East Bag 2 Big Tankers, a Large Passenger Vessel ...
- P-40s Used as Bombers
- Italian
- Lisbon Drafts Phone Strikers
- Article 4 -- No Title
- Japanese
- Article 5 -- No Title
- HONG KONG BOMBED BY 'PEA SHOOTERS'; American P-40's, Rigged Up to Carry Explosives, Blast Ships in the Harbor
- Russian
- German
- U-BOAT SINKS FREIGHTER; All but One of the Crew of 36 Reach Land in Lifeboats
- Article 2 -- No Title
- United States
- British
- United Nations
- Front Page 2 -- No Title
- VICHY WIVES WIN RIGHTS; New Law Widens Civil Status in Regulation of Family
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Pursuit of Japanese Goes On; ALLIES WIN KOKODA, NEW GUINEA BASE
- CUBA GETS 1943 BUDGET; Congress Asked for $89,993,595 -- $22,000,000 for Army
- Article 3 -- No Title
- U.S. FORCES HIT OUT; ' One Wave' Advances 2 Miles After Driving Across a River
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- PRESIDENT ASKS TRADE BARRIER END; He Requests Sweeping Power to Suspend Laws That Hamper 'Free Movement'
- AXIS FORCE IS HELD IN AFRICAN POCKET; Tanks and Infantry Under Heavy Allied Fire -- Two Enemy Vessels Sunk
- JUNGLE BASE FALLS; Allies Pursue Japanese Eastward on Trail in New Guinea
- MRS. EPSTEIN OUT, SAYS MAYOR ACTED TO 'SPITE' HUSBAND; She Attributes Her Dismissal as Labor Adviser ...
- 4,000,000 TO VOTE IN THE STATE TODAY; Most Observers Predict Clear Majority for Dewey, but Rest of Ticket ...
- City Renews Fight for Clean Stage; Burlesque-Type Show Summoned; CITY RENEWS FIGHT FOR CLEAN THEATRE
- Tighter Curbs Put on Materials To Hasten Output and Cut Waste; Nelson Orders Vital Supplies So Controlled ...
- Soviet Reveals Withdrawal From Nalchik in Caucasus; SOVIET DISCLOSES NALCHIK RETREAT
- HIRING ON U.S. BASIS; WMC Group, in Report to President, Calls for More Power to McNutt
- WANTS SILVER FOR WAR; Committee of State Chamber Backs Bill in Congress
- RESIDENT OFFICES REPORT ON TRADE; Wholesale Buying Continues Fairly Strong Despite Inventory Warning
- OPERATOR FIGURES IN EXCHANGE DEAL; Brown Gets Long Island Home in Part Payment for Building in East ...
- HOUSES IN BROOKLYN IN NEW OWNERSHIPS; Investors Buy Dwellings and Small Flats in Borough
- Belle Harbor Homes Sold
- INVESTOR ACQUIRES THIRD AVE. CORNER; Buys New Taxpayer With a Large Food Market at Forty-Sixth Street
- War Risk Rate Reduced Again
- Loan Placed on Bronx Flat
- COTTON PRICES UP SLIGHTLY IN WEEK; Activity Is Confined to Mill Price-Fixing Near By and Liquidation ...
- Marine Midland Trust Announces New Official
- MORTGAGE GROUP FORMED; G.H. Brown Jr. Heads Committee for 50 Broadway Building
- CORN PRICES DOWN TO YEAR'S BOTTOM; Decline Under Weakness in the Cash Market and Liquidation in Trading ...
- Ritter Company
- COTTON MARKET TWO-SIDED; But Gains a Steady Tone Near Close on Bullish Factors
- SOY BEAN BUYING SLACK; Trading in Futures Restricted to Evening-Up Operations
- 2 UP FOR RESERVE POSTS; W.W. Clute Jr. and C.C. Conway Are Nominees for Directors
- FINANCIAL NEWS'S INDICES; Shares and Bonds Continue to Advance in London
- France Reports Gains In Budgetary Receipts
- LONDON MARKETS REDUCE ACTIVITY; Affected by War Outlook and Break in the Securities of Argentine Railways
- PROFIT INCREASED BY OIL COMPANY; Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp. Reports $2.58 a Share Is Earned in 9 Months
- REICH MEETS SNAG IN FOODSTUFFS PLAN; Rumania and Bulgaria Move to Cut Trading of Produce for Manufactured ...
- Reichsbank Official Says Nazis' Reserves Are Stronger Than Their Enemies Suppose
- BANK OF FRANCE REPORTS; Large Changes in Statement Reflect Month-End Deals
- FRENCH FACE LACK IN WINTER SUPPLIES; No Increase in Bread Ration Expected, Wine Reduced, Cattle Slaughtered
- Address on Inflation
- Added to Squibb & Sons' Board
- EXPECT NO CHANGE IN WHEAT CEILING; Board of Trade Officials Say Levels Will Remain Unless Congress Forces ...
- NIAGARA POWER CO. MAY PAY DIVIDENDS; FPC Grants Option to Free Impounded Funds for Benefit of Security Holders
- Elected Vice President Of Lee Higginson Corp.
- EHFA to Be Liquidated
- RYE AT LOWEST IN YEAR; Stop-Losses Are Uncovered During Liquidation
- PACKERS MUST TELL JAM PRICE CHANGES; OPA Orders Them to Write to Customers of Rises Which May Be Passed ...
- STEEL OUTPUT HELD AT TOP BY SCRAP; Exceeds Rated Capacity for Second Week -- Some Metal Being Accumulated
- COMMODITY AVERAGE UNCHANGED FOR WEEK; Finished Goods and Miscellaneous Products Higher
- FEDERAL CONTROL FOUND INCREASING; Aim Is to Raise Efficiency of the Economic Organization, National ...
- THE FINANCIAL WEEK; Markets Hesitant, Because of Uncertainty in the Pacific Battle
- Advertising News
- Heads Business Committee Of 1943 Scout Drive Here
- ORDERS KEARNY P.S.C. VOTE; NLRB Also Decrees Election for Hudson, N. J., Division
- Furniture Division Head Named by W.&J. Sloane
- 36 MORE PLANTS WIN AWARDS; Patterson and Forrestal Give New Lists of Army-Navy Honors for Production
- HOSIERY SHIPMENT OFF IN SEPTEMBER; Decrease of 8.1 Per Cent Is Laid Chiefly to Drop in Women's Division
- ASKS CARE IN BOAT SALES; Maritime Commission Cites Law on Transfers to Aliens
- Makes Plea for Transit Workers
- ROAD PROJECTS CURBED; Jersey Commissioner Announces Plan to Comply With WPB
- Named Counsel for Drug Group
- McNeill Wins in Argentina
- INLAND WATERWAY EXPECTING ACTION; It Will Carry Ships From the Great Lakes Yards to Sea When Freeze Comes
- BARRED FROM RAYON; Three Companies Suspended for Violation of WPB Order
- LAWRANCE DOG TRIUMPHS; Labrador Meadow Farm Knight Wins East Islip Stake
- Mulloy Defeats Segura In Four Sets at Havana
- WANDERERS PLAY 1-1 TIE; Draw Against the Hispanos on 2d-Half Tally by Laverty
- CHAUVENET GAINS IN AMATEUR CHESS; Beats Fondiller and Gustafson in U.S. Title Tourney -- Ferryman Is Victor
- BROOKHATTAN ON TOP, 3-2; Boyle's Late Goal Beats the Soccer Americans in Bronx
- KIDDIE BOOTS SON VICTOR; Gains Chief Prize in Boston Terrier Club Exhibition
- CLOTHING WORKERS WON'T TAKE PAY CUT; Hillman Says Amalgamated Is Not Considering Matter
- RED WINGS BLANK BRUIN SEXTET, 3-0; Goalie Mowers Stops Boston as Winners Start Their Season Before 10,870
- DE COPPET LEADER IN SOUND REGATTA; Takes First of Winter Series at the Larchmont Club in His Boat Zotom
- SCRANTON IN 14-14 TIE; Deadlocks Lakehurst Naval Air Team With Passing Attack
- Ice Follies Seats on Sale
- Rico Boxes Torres Tonight
- CANISIUS TRIUMPHS, 14-0; Downs St. Bonaventure With 2 Passes, Hennesen to Wilson
- Sports of the Times; Notes on Recent Operations
- FORT MONMOUTH WINS, 32-0; Turns Back Camp Upton Eleven With Tryens Excelling
- CELTICS SHOW WAY, 5-2; Turn Back Kearny Americans in Soccer League Game
- Redskins' Last-Second Field Goal Nips Eagles, 30-27, Before 32,658; Masterson's Boot Breaks Tie in Thriller ...
- SANTA CLARA TOPS SAN FRANCISCO, 8-6; Blocked Punt Leads to Safety, Providing Broncos' Margin in Game ...
- Lehman on Race Committee
- Back Makes 100-Yard Run As St. Louis U. Wins, 20-6
- Maryland Game on Nov. 21
- Golf Play-Off Postponed
- Boston College Added to Prestige With Crushing Triumph Over Georgetown; WISCONSIN GAINED VICTORY OF WEEK
- Spectacular Touchdown Sprints Are Features as Villanova Routs Manhattan; WILDCATS TRIUMPH OVER JASPERS, 32-0
- BEARS TAKE TO AIR TO BEAT LIONS, 16-0; Passes by O'Rourke, Luckman Bring Touchdowns When Ground Attack Stalls
- Iona to Play Tomorrow
- Camp Upton Quintet Victor
- RUTH LONERGAN BRIDE OF LT. C. LOCKHART JR.; Daughter of Former Senator Is Married in Washington
- MARQUETTE STOPS TITAN ELEVEN, 10-0; Detroit Bounced From Ranks of Unbeaten in Close Game at Milwaukee
- Smith Club Dinner Here Friday
- ANCHOR CLUB PAYS TRIBUTE TO ITS DEAD; Police K. of C. Group Holds Memorial Vespers at St. Patrick's Cathedral
- PACKERS CONQUER CARDINALS, 55-24; Isbell Ties National League Mark With Five Touchdown Passes, Three to Hutson
- Steelers Top Giants, Take 2d Place in Eastern Group; Dodgers Lose; PITTSBURGH VICTOR ON LONG RUNS, 17-9
- Cleveland Rams Outplay Dodgers, Seizing Chances to Triumph, 17-0; Platukis Scores After Recovering Fumble ...
- Rubb -- HoHday
- English Double Pays $10,400
- Wicks -- Leebrick
- DR. S.S. WISE OFF TODAY; Going to Mexico to Discuss War and Jewish Problems
- Daughter to William B. Lusks
- Long -- Townsend
- MISS MARION GEER FIANCEE OF CADET; Granddaughter of Late Rev. Dr. W. M. Geer Will Be Bride of William ...
- MISS JOAN J. PEDLEY TO BE WED ON NOV. 20; Duke of Windsor Announces Her Troth to Lt. Co/T. J. Hayes 3d
- MARGARETT RUSSELL WED IN MIAMI BEACH.; Virginia Girl. Bride of Lt. Price i M. Davis Jr., Army Air Forces
- Son Born to the Josef EggersI
- Eleanor N. Neill, Debutante of Last Winter, Engaged to Cadet William E. Chambers Jr.
- MISS M'ARTHUR TO WED; She Sets Nov, 14 for Marriage to Lieut. A. Clarke Bedford Jr.
- Rathje -- Jackson
- Joan Quipp Wed in Westfield
- Son to Chandler Cudlipps
- Rosaleen Leslie Wed to Aviator[
- E. Curtice Bickfords Have SonI
- VIRGINIA YATES AFFIANCED; Daughter oF Ex-Major in Marines to Be Bride of C. D. Young Jr.
- Kathleen Troast, Junior at Smith College, Bride-Elect of Midshipman T. B. Sletteland
- ELIZABETH C. KERNAN NAVY MAN'S FIANCEE; Utica Girl Will Be Married to Lieut. John Dore of Reserve
- Rosanne R. Miller Is Married
- CAROL P. AYMAR A BRIDE; Wed to Lt. James I. Armstrong in New Canaan Ceremony.
- TALE OF A LOST DOG; Finder Couldn't Read Loser's 'Ads' but a Friend Did
- JEAN TIRBETTS'_____S PLANS I; Farmington, Conn., Girl Will BeI
- MAIL GIFTS EASED TO AXIS CAPTIVES; Plan Is Evolved by Federal Agencies in Cooperation With World Red Cross
- Carol Cruikshank Is Married
- 4MY 4NN CRAIG WED TO ENSIGN J. R. DORAN; South Orange Girl Is Ma.ied to Officer in the Naval Air Arm
- BETTY L. MAHONEY BECOMES EN6A6ED; Russell Sage Graduate Will Be Married to A. Hughes Wilson Jr. of New ...
- Carden -- Lafferty
- Course for Assistant Nurses
- !MISS LAWRENGE EN6AGED TO WED; Ex-S.tudent at Miss Hewitt's to Become Bride of Cadet H A. Barber 3d ...
- IISS MY6HTOR PROSPECTI BRIDE; Descendant of Josiah Payne Engaged to Lieut. Palmer H, Futcher, Naval ...
- 2 HANSOMS HIT BY TAXIS; One Overturned, Driver Thrown Off Other in Park
- PATROL CORPS SCORES; Two of Its Members Credited With Seizing Bandit Pair
- MEAT SHARING ON FARMS; Slaughtering for Own Use Is to Count in 2 1/2 Pounds, Says OWI
- Would Free Silver for War
- Mountain Hermit Dies by Swamp He Warned His Neighbors to Shun; A Searching Party Finds Old Man Bailey ...
- GAS KILLS 3 WORKMEN; Accident Occurs at the Nord Chemical Plant in Matawan
- WIDER FIELD URGED IN JOB INSURANCE; Commissioner Hodson Would Give Coverage to Workers in Small Businesses
- Knox to Swear In Smith Today
- ASKS TIRE SALES AT ONCE; OPA Aide Warns Autoists in East to Protect Ration Books
- CHANGES AT BUTLER BROS.; Supervision of 4,000 Stores Is Taken From Sales Staff
- Home Front Fund Seeks $100,000
- $56,000 FOR HEBREW HOME; Record Sum Is Acquired for the Brooklyn Hospital for Aged
- NEW DRY DRIVE FORECAST; Voluntary Committee of Lawyers Calls for Alertness
- COFFEE RISE ASKED FOR RESTAURANTS; Extra Charge for Beverage on Table d'Hote Meals Urged to Reduce Consumption
- MAYOR IS TROUBLED BY BOOKIES' PHONES; Demands More Cooperation by Company in His Crusade Against Gambling
- Bulk of Christmas Mail Speeded on Way To Troops Overseas as Deadline Arrives
- QUAKES JAR SPOKANE AREA; Three Shocks Are Felt 180 Miles Away in Montana
- Harvard Professor Gets Chemical Society Medal
- NEW CITY HEALTH UNIT ISSUES FIRST REPORT; Research Institute Got 10-Year Contract Last July
- 9 HIT-AND-RUN DRIVERS KILL 2 AND INJURE 8; Total for 4-Hour Period Here Is Highest Ever Recorded
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- J. VINCENT MORRIS; A Manager of Brokerage Firm of Carlisle & Jaccluelin Dies
- Lipsky Accuses England
- .CAROLUS M. BROOMALL ,; Swarthmore, Pa., Engineer Was i Member of Bar Since 1891
- EDAlD RUSSELL .PEIKINS
- JEWISH FUND ASKS PALESTINE COLONY; Delegates at Boston Would Set Aside an Area to Be Named for Massachusetts
- ILUDWI6SIEBERT, 68,' BAVARIAN PREMIER; Attorney, an Early Supporter of Hitler, Dies in Munioh-Once Mayor ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- W. D. TEW/kRT, 67, 0AR FIRM EX-HEAD; Retired President of Chrysler Distributing Company Here Stricken ...
- HENtY P. KrIRNAN
- MYLES B. GAYNOR, 54, WAS A NEWSDEALER; One of Largest Distributors in East -- Once a Newsboy
- JOSEPH C. OnSON
- LOUIS S. CARPENTER; Transportation Board Counsel, 37 Years With I. R. T., Dies
- W. DE MILLE TELFAIR; Inventor Associated 17 Years With Thomas A, Edison, Ine,
- MRS. VI]LLIAM g. FISHEI
- PALESTINE PROJECT PUSHED BY SENATOR; Thomas of Utah Asserts Jewish Commonwealth Should Not Wait on War's End
- JAMES S. IRELAND; Johnstown, N,Y,, Bankerw Glovemaker, Was Once 'Boy Mayor'
- ART M'GOVfIN D]) HERE AT 0; Physical Instructor Enabled Babe Ruth to Regain His Prowess With Bat in '26
- DANFORTH GEER JR., NEW YORK LAWYER; Trustee of Two Philanthropic Groups Dies in Williamstown
- KENNETH G. T. WEBSTER; Assistant Professor of English at Harvard Dies in Boston
- Welfare Action Condemned; Fault Found With Department Order Removing Children From Homes
- Joy in Adversity
- Experience Still Valuable
- Selective Education Urged; College Training for Some Inducted Men Is Recommended
- Unemployment Act Amended; Eligibles Will Soon Be Able to Earn More and Keep Benefits
- Not for China Alone
- Law of Retribution
- Topics of The Times
- Gifts for British Children
- Requirements Eased
- Books of the Times
- DR. BURTON MADE BISHOP OF NASSAU; At Bahaman See He Is First American to Head Diocese of the Anglican Church
- Books -- Authors
- COLLEGES SEEN IN DANGER; Reliance on Government Cuts Independence, Says Dr. Burdell
- 20 Junior Leaguers Tackle Wiring Job In Pioneer Class on Household Repairs
- Gets Social Service Post
- News of Food; A Dozen Sorts of Italian Sausages Made By a Proud American -- 'Stretchers' for Eggs
- Junior Red Cross Asks Aid of Young Americans
- Takes Big Cut to Join Waac
- WINTER SHOPPING CURBED IN BRITAIN; Stores Ordered Closed at 4 P.M. Until Jan. 23 -- Theatres Advance ...
- CITY MILK SUPPLY STILL HOLDING UP; But Noyes Says Only Prompt Action in Washington Can Avert Early Shortage
- The BEAUTY QUEST
- CONSUMER BUYING EXHIBIT; It Will Stress Rules for Wise Purchase of Foods
- SAFETY VOW TAKEN BY WOMEN AT YARD; Pioneer Todd Workers Pledge Themselves to Cut Number of Accidents ...
- TO END HIGH HEELS ON WOMEN'S SHOES; Makers and Retailers Agree at National Fair on Ban for Duration of War
- Catholic Actors' Show Nov. 15
- LINDSAYS RETURN TO CAST TONIGHT; Back in Roles They Created in 'Life With Father,' After a Vacation of 9 Weeks
- SCREEN NEWS HERE AND IN HOLLYWOOD; Irene Dunne to Play Nora in 'Thin Man Goes Home' -- First Role Under ...
- THE SCREEN; 'One of Our Aircraft Missing,' Featuring Godfrey Tearle, Eric Portman and Hugh Williams, ...
- Of Local Origin
- New Friends Concert
- Reading of 'Lost Generation'
- MILSTEIN SOLOIST AT CARNEGIE HALL; Violinist Is Heard in Goldmark Concerto With Philharmonic Under Bruno ...
- 63 Conventions Here in Month
- Camps to See 'Male Animal'
- Only One Chance of Defeat Seen
- CATHOLICS OFFER PRAYERS FOR DEAD; Remembrance of Feast of All Souls Asked by the Rev. W.F. King at St. ...
- NINO MARTINI SOLOIST WITH WPA SYMPHONY; Final War Stamp Concert Given in Workmen's Circle Series
- Thibault in Recital
- TOSCANINI GIVES ALL-U.S. PROGRAM; Radio Audience Hears Maestro Direct NBC Symphony in His an American Concert
- Taylor Holmes in Brooklyn
- CHALLENGE IS SEEN; Cole Says Revitalized Faith Must Battle Godless Religions
- Frederich Schorr Will Quit Opera Stage; Baritone Was at Metropolitan for 18 Years
- NATIONALISM SEEN ENDED; Not Adequate in a 'Shrinking' World, Says Rev. A.E. Claxton
- DUTY AT POLLS STRESSED; Rabbi Jacob Katz Warns Against Ignoring Right to Vote
- DEMOCRATIC IDEAL UPHELD; Dr. Bonnell Declares It Rests on Divine Sanctions
- RENEWAL OF FAITH ASKED BY MANNING; Significance of All Saints Day in the Present World Crisis Is Stressed
- GLOBAL IDEALS CHRISTIAN; They Find Source in Church, Dr. Callahan Declares
- 60 CHURCHES JOIN IN PRAYER SERVICE; New York Presbytery Holds Communion on Behalf of 2,000 Men in Anted Forces
- COFFIN SEES CHURCH FIGHTIHG DESPOTS; Takes Issue With Statement That Western World Lacks Spiritual Foundation
- WILLING SACRIFICE URGED; We Must Do Cheerfully What Is Asked in War, Dr. Speers Says
- Men Under Fire on Battlefronts Are Inspired By Childlike Faith in God, Palen Asserts
- No Magic Revitalizer of Faith
- GOVERNORSHIP DRIVES TO BE PUSHED TODAY; Leading Candidates to Continue Almost Until Last Hour
- DEWEY FORESIGHT DOUBTED BY FARLEY; Democratic Chairman Says Republican Has Given No Plan for Soldiers ...
- MAYOR, IN ITALIAN, ASKS ALFANGE VOTE; La Guardia Calls Labor Party the 'Party of Protest'
- HAGUE PROMISES BIG SMATHERS VOTE; Predicts 100,000 Plurality in Hudson to Demonstrate Loyalty to President
- Dewey Victory, With 53% of Vote, Forecast in Final Gallup Survey
- GUARD BATTALIONS MANOEUVRE IN RAIN; Field Exercises Held on Estate in Westchester
- Soldier Kills Buddy and Self
- CIGAR CENTENNIAL MARKED; Stone Unveiled in West Suffield, Conn., on Site of First Factory
- LABOR PARTY SEEN HOPE OF NEW DEAL; Alex Rose Says It Alone Gives Full Support to President in the War Program
- Bennett Declines to Add Special Election Deputies
- 3 Drown in Maine Canoe Upset
- Court Bars Women in Slacks
- SPRAGUE IS OPTIMISTIC; Suggests Nassau County May Give Dewey 60,000 Majority
- REDS PAINT DEWEY AS ARCH-ENEMY; Score Bennett, Too, but Hail Willkie as Great Liberal at Rally in Garden
- CHENEY TALK HEARD AT SOCIALIST RALLY; Record Made by Candidate in Army Warns of Peril to Democratic Rights
- FISH RAISES ANTE IN PEARSON CLASH; Talks of Asking $500,000 to Counter Suit for $250,000
- Twins Become Eagle Scouts
- CHARGES RED PLOT TO DEFEAT COUDERT; T.J. Curran Tells of Phone Calls to Republican Voters
- Truck Operators Warned Of War Permit Deadline
- Ruse to Get Gasoline Charged
- INVESTIGATORS ACT IN 5 SENATE RACES; Go to Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Delaware
- SOLDIER HELD AS SLAYER; Accused of Shooting Head Waiter of a Mamaroneck Club
- Deer Hunter Slain by Mistake
- INDEPENDENT UNIONS MEET IN NEW JERSEY; State Organization and Work in Wright Plants Discussed
- HITLER BURNED IN EFFIGY; Hirohito and Mussolini Also 'Cheered' at Union City Rally
- Cancer Research Prize Awarded
- $2,577,928 GOES TO USO; Largest Sum for Week in Drive Brings Total to $23,760,191
- TREASON TRIAL HEARS F.B.I. AGENTS TODAY; Government Case at Chicago Will Take Another Week
- VALLEY FORGE CHIMES COMPLETED BY D.A.R.; New Mexico and Florida Bells Dedicated at Chapel
- ALL URGED TO VOTE AS CAMPAIGN ENDS; Gannett Calls for Republican Congress as the Best Way to Speed War ...
- SLAVIC AMERICANS MEET; Declaration Issued Here Stresses Unity as 'Key to Victory'
- CARDINAL CALLS FOR WAR TO DEATH; Dougherty Tells 21,000 at Victory Mass That if We Do Not Win 'Vultures' ...
- Vermont Copper Mines Reopen
- INDUSTRIALISTS TO MEET; Their War Congress Will Convene Here Early in December
- LEGION HEAD HITS YEAR-TRAINING BILL; Waring Says 'Teen-Age Recruits Would Have to Be Put Into Separate Units
- Glider Troops Win War Game
- MAYOR DARES ITALY TO MEET HIS ISSUES; Scoffs at Failure to Answer His Radio Charges Against Mussolini ...
- Glass Stops Sharkey's Left
- SOUTH PACIFIC CLAIMS FIRST DAILY FOR A.E.F.; Editor of The Spaef Is a New York Physician
- Senator Glass Is Improving
- Japanese List 1,155 Captives
- COMMUNIQUE DELAY IS EXPLAINED BY DAVIS; Says His Statement on Sinkings on Wednesday Was Correct
- CHINESE MINES SINK 2 TOKYO TRANSPORTS; Sea Guerrillas Score Off Fukien -- Japanese Bomb Kienow
- ASSAILS DIVIDED COMMAND; Australian Ex-Premier Terms Set-Up Unfair to MacArthur
- Named to New Wesleyan Chair
- Four Americans on R.A.F. List
- CANTERBURY MOVES RAID RUINS QUICKLY; Streets of England's Religious Seat Are Battered -- Dean Johnson ...
- NEIGHBORS OBSERVE 'MEYER LEVIN DAY'; 1,000 Pay Tribute to Colin Kelly's Bombardier
- FOR WAAC JOB TRAINING; Mrs. Hobby Praises British Plan Looking to Post-War Work
- R.A.F. Keeps Up Day Offensive
- M'ARTHUR FLIERS HIT 7 MORE SHIPS; Raise Toll of Japanese Craft in Northern Solomons to 40 in the Past Ten Days
- Smuts's Daughter Named to Post
- SUGAR IS REPORTED SENT TO PUERTO RICO; 'Coals-to-Newcastle' Procedure Said to Be Under Inquiry
- FREEZING LAW CURBS BUSINESS IN CANADA; Expansion Requires Permit -- Manpower Saving Is Aim
- NAZIS CLAIM 4 MORE SHIPS; Put Losses in Allied Convoy Off Canary Islands at 18
- 76 Japanese Ships Sunk or Damaged
- 400 at Memorial Mass
- TOJO AIDE TO RULE THE INVADED AREAS; Aoki in New Tokyo Ministry Has Task of Aiding Army in 'Greater East Asia'
- MORGENTHAU BACK FROM LONDON VISIT; Says He Is Much Encouraged by What He Saw in Britain
- U.S. FLIERS REPULSE RAID ON ASSAM BASE; Destroy 2 and Damage 6 More Foes -- U-Boats in Indian Ocean
- BRITISH COMPANY WRECKS 37 TANKS; Desert Troops With 6-Pounder Guns Beat Off Nazis for 36 Hours, Then ...
- BULGARIA FIGHTS EPIDEMIC; Closes Schools as Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever Spread
- Flood and Fire Damage Seville
- Other Air Blows by Allies
- Article 6 -- No Title
- Indian Port Study Planned
- Rome's Version of Fighting
- Woolton Orders Murals In Workers' Restaurants
- Lend-Lease in Evidence
- VICHY GIVES NEW PLAN FOR CAPTIVE RELEASE; Areas Giving Workers to Reich Will Be Basis, Bichelonne Warns
- STRESS JEWISH PROBLEM; 3 Speakers Say Its Solution Will Be Measure of Coming Peace
- The Offensive in Egypt Develops; The British Eighth Army Shows Superiority of Weight In Preliminary ...
- YUGOSLAVS REPORT CROATIA VICTORIES; 1,200 Italians Said to Have Been Captured by Guerrillas in Recent Battles
- BRITISH GUNS PLAY BIG ROLE IN EGYPT; Concentrations of Shellfire Blast Path for Infantry in Desert Advances
- POST-WAR PLANS URGED; Organization of Public Opinion in America Advocated
- COLUMBIA RELEASES 149; Leaves Granted to Faculty Members, Mostly for War Work
- Natal Rocked by Earth Tremors
- Article 5 -- No Title
- Graf Spee Salvage Halted
- Barrage Aids Advance
- LIBERIA USES U.S. MONEY; Our Currency Up to $20 Bills Is Made Legal Tender There
- Christian Continues to Gain
- 80 MEN SEIZED IN BELFAST; Roundup of Suspects Follows 2 Recent Bombings
- Virgin Islands Ask Ship Space
- NAZIS REPORT ADVANCES; Gains Near Tuapse and West of the Terek Are Listed
- Canada's Loan Nears Goal
- CUBA HALTS 'GAS' SALES; Control Office Shuts Off Supply to Private Cars for 15 Days
- LINKS VICHY, NAZI FORCES; Deat's Party Puts Defense on Collaboration Basis
- ARMY PLANES AIDING RICKENBACKER SEARCH; Bombers Headed for Solomons Fan Out in Intensive Air Hunt
- BIG LATIN FORCES SEEN FOR ALLIES; Mexico Expects Other Armies Will Join Hers on Fronts of United Nations
- Submarine Claims 2 Nazi Ships
- LABORITE BACKS ZIONISTS; Greenwood Sees Fulfillment of Balfour Declaration
- Article 3 -- No Title
- Italian
- Article 4 -- No Title
- Russian
- MORRISON CHIDES CRITICS OF BRITAIN; Home Secretary Finds Some 'Talk as Though We Were the Britain of 1776'
- German
- British
- Japanese
- STRIKE CLOSES COLLEGE; Chancellor Acts at Agriculture School in Puerto Rico
- New York Jazz Group Plays
- Article 1 -- No Title
- Article 2 -- No Title
- TURKISH PRESIDENT FINDS WAR NEARER; Warns Parliament Attack May Come -- Declares Aim to Maintain Alliances
- U.S. CAMPS VISITED BY MRS. ROOSEVELT; 'Somewhere in England' She Attends Army Service and Spends Day ...
- Front Page 2 -- No Title
- Japanese Fleet of 40 to 50 Ships Fled Savage Attack by Our Fliers; OUR PLANES RIPPED JAPANESE FLEET
- United Nations
- United States
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- BENNETT CHARGES FOE IGNORES FACTS; Cites Speeches on Housing, Reapportionment, Farming and Jobless Insurance
- Registration Begins Today for Fuel Oil
- BRITISH PUSH AHEAD IN AFRICAN BATTLE; Advance Includes Important Rise -- Axis Force Reported Menaced ...
- BENNETT ACCUSED OF SLUR ON LEGION; 'Storm Trooper' Picture Used in Attack on Jaeckle Showed U.S. Veterans, ...
- 1943 FOOD OUTLOOK DESCRIBED AS GOOD; SOME ITEMS SHORT; Americans Will Have Enough Even With Changes ...
- VICTORY FOR DEWEY BY 500,000 CLAIMED AS FIGHT NEARS END; Republicans Even Add 100,000 Despite Democratic ...
- Russians Gain in Stalingrad But Fall Back in Caucasus; RUSSIANS ADVANCE STALINGRAD LINES
- Radio Bookshelf
- MINOR MYSTERY; Puzzled Note on 'Truth or Consequences,' Or, Is There an Oracle in the House?
- A REVIEWER'S NOTEBOOK; Brief Comment on Some Recently Opened Group and One-Man Shows in Galleries
- TWO WHOSE MESSAGES ARE OBSCURE; The Museum of Modern Art Puts on Retrospective Exhibitions Of the Work ...
- LETTER FROM LONDON; New Ballets and Familiar Recitalists Mark The Autumn Season
- OPERA AND CONCERT; Troupe, Named Shoestring Company, Plans Three Lyric Productions
- A COMEDY HEEL IS GIVEN A SOUL; Jack Carson, After Many a Bounder Role, Moves Up In the Casting Scale
- THE DANCE: A NEW PERIOD?; Some Thoughts on the Recent Season of The Ballet Russe -- Week's Events
- RECORDS: BARBER ADAGIO; Played by Toscanini and NBC Symphony -- Miss Varnay in Disk Debut
- NOTES HERE AND AFIELD; League of Composers to Hold Discussion On 'Music in Wartime'
- MOZART CONCERTOS; Clarence Adler Will Play Fourteen in Series of Six Concerts
- NEWS OF NIGHT CLUBS; El Chico, Down the Village Way, Plans a New Show for This Week
- NATIVE SON'; Return Engagement at Popular Prices For the City Negro Saga
- GOSSIP OF THE RIALTO; News, Plans, Reports and Even a Rumor Or So About the Theatre
- AN AUTHOR IN PRAISE OF AUTHORS; Nunnally Johnson Finds 'Director's Touches' Much Overrated
- WORD OF BRITISH PRAISE; Sidney Bernstein, Visiting Official of the B.M.I., Tells of New Film Pact
- PRECEDENTIAL ACTION IN HOLLYWOOD; Pare Lorentz Takes Legal Steps Against a Studio -- Other Random News
- THEY SHALL HAVE MOVIES; A Soldier Reports on the Pleasures of Film Night in the Australian Bush
- Snipers Remain Unmechanized
- Music for All the Children
- Notes
- Mrs. Roosevelt's 'Adopted' Three
- The Puzzle Fans Vote; The solutions the same day? "No" is the vehement answer of a majority of our readers.
- Bars for Home Use
- Brightening the Corners Where They Are; The 'corners' being the corners of the earth and 'they' being ...
- Cooking in Close Quarters
- There Once Was a Fellow Named Adolf --
- The Story of Dilbert, Or How Not to Fly
- 18 or 35 -- Which Makes The Better Soldier; The Army likes to have its soldiers young, but valor, as ...
- Chemist Who Created a State; On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, Dr. Weizmann ...
- Modern Art in a Modern Setting
- Wilder and Wilder!'
- No 'Hyphens' This Time; Instead of 'hyphenates' we have 'foreign groups' that are contributing much ...
- Out of the Blitz, A New London
- Flight to Guadalcanal; The dramatic story of a wartime flight over the Pacific, first to the Hawaiian ...
- He Is Our Eisen and This Is Our Hour'; Portrait of the American Commanding General in the European Theatre ...
- Inside France: The Conquered Stir; Frenchmen have turned to hope from despair. They have renewed their ...
- New Editions, Fine & Otherwise
- COME BACK TO ME, BELOVED. By Kathleen Norris. 238 pp. New York: The Sun Dial Press. $1.; Fiction in ...
- Notes on Rare Books
- Siegfried Sassoon's Memoirs; THE WEALD OF YOUTH. By Siegfried Sassoon. 259 pp. New York: The Viking ...
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- In Washington
- DEATH RIDES TANDEM. By Walbridge McCulley. 270 pp. New York: Published for The Crime Club, Inc., by ...
- THIRTY DAYS HATH SEPTEMBER. By Dorothy Disney and George Sessions Perry. 278 pp. New York: Random House. $2.
- The Farmer's Life; COME BACK TO WAYNE COUNTY. By Jake Falstaff. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. $2.
- TANBAY GOLD. By Samuel Hopkins Adams. 243 pp. New York: Julian Messner, Inc. $2.
- HERE COME THE DEAD. By Robert Portner Koehler. 250 pp. New York: Phoenix Press. $2.
- THREE PLOTS FOR ASEY MAYO. By Phoebe Atwood Taylor. 318 pp. New York: W.W. Norton & Co. $2.
- THE EMPEROR'S SNUFF-BOX. By John Dickson Carr. 298 pp. New York: Harper & Brothers. $2.
- The Orphans; NOBODY'S CHILDREN. By Rose Kuszmaul. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. $2.50.
- ACTION IN DIAMONDS. By Courtney Ryley Cooper. 286 pp. Philadelphia: Wm. Penn Publishing Corporation. $2.
- THE STREET OF THE CITY. By Grace Livingston Hill. 314 pp. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company. $2.
- World Cruise; VOYAGE OF THE HEART. By Virginia Creed. 327 pp. New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce. $2.50.
- A Texan's Memoir; BIG SPRING: The Casual Biography of a Prairie Town. By Shine Philips. Drawings by ...
- News and Views of Literary London
- A Chilean Novel; LA QUINTRALA. By Magdalena Petit. Translated by Lulu Vargas Vila. 190 pp. New York: ...
- Miss Susie Slagle; THE MAN MISS SUSIE LOVED. By Augusta Tucker. 510 pp. New York: Harper & Brothers. ...
- Social Worker; HANDKERCHIEF HOLIDAY. By Fjeril Hess. Decorations by Edward C. Caswell. 247 pp. New York: ...
- Notes on Books And Authors
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- A Lee for Villain; MORNING IN AMERICA. By Willard Wiener. Decorated by William Sharp. 303 pp. New York: ...
- Wisconsin Country; THE WISCONSIN. By August Derleth. Illustrated by John Steuart Curry. 366 pp. New ...