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Fulton Daily Leader, November 23, 1941 Fulton Daily Leader Murray State's Digital Commons Fulton Daily Leader Newspapers 11-23-1941 Fulton Daily Leader, November 23, 1941 Fulton Daily Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl Recommended Citation Fulton Daily Leader, "Fulton Daily Leader, November 23, 1941" (1941). Fulton Daily Leader. 326. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/fdl/326 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ,.. ••••••-•••••••or vo ,8*, 411, •• .11, • ." o• •• ••••••04.•10• s e.ss e4041,•• Subscription Rates- Weather Guess— - KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE: By Carrier-Per Year $4.00 Colder with rain changing to By loiall-One Year $3.00 light snow Saturday night; Sun- Three Months $1 00 day clearing and much colder. FULTON DAILY LEADER.. Falton's Daily Newspaper For Fulton First and Always For Fulton First and Always For Foreplay Years XL11.-No. 279. Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, Nov. 23, 1941. ‘olunie ESTABLLSHED 1898. Fulton, ARCTIC CAI.LED Floridian Claims Virginia Dare Seminole -Limited Is Wrecked THE Nazi Call For FAVORABLE FOR FLEET USE LISTENING I AIR Wasn't First Born In imerica Near Corinth Last Night—One Meeting as Peace More Light Called Been Te War POST Operations kicking • Killed And 75 Injured In Wreck Is St. Augustine, FID Mrs. Kath- little Virginia Dare was • I have always believed that I Drive Hinted Philadelphia, - Flying weather erine Lawson. hiatorinn for the St. the slats out of her homemade people knew show silly they looked north of the Arctic Circle is more Augustine Historic-1 Society and and acted while drunk there migh favorable for military air fleets Cars Internal• I C o th f e retire Institute of Selene.. has dropped a "When Virginia Dare was born at Nine Crowded Pullman ArePerailed be a great decline in the habit. bit than that in the northern tempera- Opens At Berlin twelve-page bookie' tismbshell in- Roanoke in August. 1587, the first of course, people may enjoy looking ture zone where most air battles of Augustine (:ar Burned to current belief Us.* Virginia Dare Spanish child born at St. silly.. Particularly have I believed Tomorrow the current war have been fought, was the first white child born on was already of such age . he this of young girls. Of course, it Viihjalmur Stefansson told the the North American Continent-a could bear arms in Armada," Mrs. does not greatly matter Pow a boy Berlin, - Germany announced American Philosophical Society Railroad Officials Think Broken Rail bombshell that may as °lye her in Lawson reports. looks and acts, and by our social Sunday night that an international tonight. no little verbal fencing with his- in the Low- Caused code such things are overlooked. I conference of powers embraced There is potential military sig- The historian found Accident torians. a report of Martin's have often heard the expression within the "AntisComintern" treaty nificance in this because nearly ery collections She's "rev oneor.' Mar- collect pay for service "pie-eyed," but until the other day will be held in Berlin, beginning all the world's military powers are attempts to The Illinois Central's crack Chi- tin de Arguelles was born of Span- the infantry in SEVERAL FULTON in Paducah I had never appreciat- formally on Tuesday, the fifth an- far north on the globe. as sergeant of cago-Florida passenger train, the ish parentage In St Augustine since 1594-reports upon ed how graphic the expression is niversary of the pact against Bol- For all of them the Arctic offers Yucatan NAMES LISTED IN Seminole, wrecked just outside nearly twenty yeas before Miss her claim on the when it is applied to girls who more shevism. a short-cut for attack on other which she bases SEMINOLE WRECK Corinth. Miss., late yesterday or less or drunk. The momentogs meeting, to be Dare. date of the de Arguelles' birth. afternoon, taking a toll of at least great powers. This shortcut is booklet ol manuscripts • • • attended by statesmen of some In her One Other Death Reported From one dead and 75 injured. The train likely to become alluring as soon which derive their She wrote: "Conforming to le- • At the half of the Paducah- dozen countries belonging to the and references was northbound. as most of the longdistance armor- Woodbury Low- gal formalities customary in his Fatal Wreck Near Corinth Mayfield game I grew tired of sit- Axis "new order" bloc, will "dem- authority from the Corinth's two hospitals were fill- ed planes are developed. Tokio, for Florida manu- time. Arguelles first makes a state- ting in a place which was too small onstrate the determination to fight ery collection of ed to overflowing with passengers example. 11,000 miles from New Library of Congress, ment of his ancestry, then a re- Several Fulton people were listed for me, and I also grew cold as the world 13elshevism," a brief an- scripts in the hurt in the crash. Private auto- York City, by present airways, is makes the history- sume of his father's and his own as injured among the 75 who suf- sun dropped behind a cloud and nouncement stated. Mrs. Lawson mobiles and trucks were pressed only about 7,000 via the Arctic. that Martin services, stating that he is the legi- fered injuries in the wreck of the the cold wind kept blowing up my shattering revelation into service to rush more victims Numerous diplomats represent- Light Called Longer serving in the timate son of Martin de Arguelles Seminole late yesterday near Cor- trousers leg As a matter of fact, I de Arguelles was from the scene of the tragedy to ing the antiComintern powers will One advantage of Arctic flying. service cur- and of Leonor de Morales, his wife, inth. The names are• sitting still at a foot- army in the European do not enjoy assemble in preliminary session Stefansson said. is less icing and that he is 'el de San Augstin' Elnier Hutson. medical aid. I rently bearing guns in the Armada and ball game anyhow, so at the half Monday. The meeting was summon- foggy weather Most studenta in San Nine cars of the 13 making up less in search of Sir Frances Drake. who ithe first Spaniard born Freddie Lee Hamilton. gave up my seat and told the fam- ed by Germany, but its exact scope aviation, he added, do not know the train were derailed and tumbl- of had plundered St. Augustine, when Augustine. Carvell McKenzie. ily I would stand for the second than ed from a high embankment into and purposes, other celebra- about the Arctic advantages j - - - - - - - I One other death was reported half, and would meet them after tion of the antiCommunista pact's They do not, for example, take also this morning at the hospital a field, where one of them-a din- out and found a LEGISLATIN E WHEAT, F1.01111 the game. I walked birthday, remained undefined in into account the great difference STATE railroad office, but the name was ing car-caught fire and burned at one end of the Berlin. EXPE1RTERS ARE nice sunny spot of moonlight in the far north Like COUNCIL TO MEET not immediately available. for several hours after the wreck. had a pretty good field, where I the midnight sun. there is a midday THIS AITERNOON GIN EN SUBSION The big steel coaches and Pull- as luck would have it, To Expire Tomorrow view, and and midnight moon. which comes mans were well loaded with travel- Be most of the action in that'hali took It Was pointed out however, that Outlines Five Principal Sub- Government Stocks To twelVe times a year instead of once. Myers - auA era' place at that end of the field, the five-year pact is scheduled to Hosprr NFWS I That Is for a certain number of jects For Diminished The engine and tender remained I T Groin) • • • days each month, depending on how on the tracks, ax did the baggage • I noticed two girls and two meeting therefore was expected to Fulton Hospital far north the moon is above the budget,' Washington. -A new export sub- I car and two mall cars. The observe- boys who were standing nearby, result in its renewal at a time, Frankfort, Ky., -The ' horizon all the time, winter or sum- sidy plan for wheat and flour. ex- Mrs Claud is tion car, last of the train's 13. was against the fence. At first I when Germany and associated pow- TVA legislation. rehabilitation of Lock getting along It is above the horizon at the Pected to stimulate trade with fine, derailed but did not turn over. thought they were merely doing as era are hurling their minitary state institutions and arts to put North Pole for fifteen days monthly. countries to the south. was an- N. Route 4. Hick- I None of the passengers in it were I was, and were so interested in the forces deep into Russia. into effect the school equalization Brasfield. Heavy Tanks Called Useful imendments' nounced today by the Department the injured. game that they wanted to get a and voting machine man. remains about same. Another thing not taken into ac- of Agriculture. The train's conductor. Walter bit closer. But a closer look proved will be the chief quissions to be Leaman Edwards remains about l count, ansson said, s e fact Government stocks of wheat.
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