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November 10, 1941

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Notable Deaths

1941Carrie Derick, Canadian botanist and geneticist (born 1862)^[†]

Carrie Matilda Derick was a Canadian botanist and geneticist, the first woman professor in a Canadian university, and the founder of McGill University's genetics department.

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Headlines from November 10, 1941

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Mayor's Sermon Liked by Clergy, But He Gets Some Sharp Rebukes; MAYOR'S SERMON LIKED BY CLERGY

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comments by clergy and LaGuardia

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Reich Catholic Pulpits Uphold War on Soviet

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German Cath clergy upholds war on USSR

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GAP IN LINE CLOSED; Nazis Said to Have Lost 2 Divisions in Battle South of Capital INVADER GAINS IN CRIMEA Coastal Town Falls -- Germans Reported Thrusting Toward Leningrad From North GAP IN LINE CLOSED BY MOSCOW TROOPS

By Daniel T. Brighamby Telephone To the New York Times

USSR forces withdraw, Crimea

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ESSEN IS POUNDED BY R.A.F. RAIDERS; Other Ruhr Centers and Nazis' Coast Bases Also Bombed in Stepped-Up Offensive ESSEN IS POUNDED BY R.A.F. RAIDERS

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LONDON, Nov. 9 -- Ignoring heavy plane losses in the preceding twenty-four hours, the Royal Air Force bombed Germany heavily again last night in a stepped-up air offensive regarded in some quarters as Britain's answer to persistent demands for a second front.

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Arson in Vienna Charged; CZECHS EXECUTED FOR VIENNA ARSON

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Czech arson gang executed for endangering food stores, Vienna area

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Board Fails to Win Yale Strike Delay

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State Labor Bd truce effort fails; strike called

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THIEF LOOTS HOME NEXT TO MAYOR'S IN 'CRIME REGION'; Apartment Across the Hall Is Ransacked in Spite of Heavy Police Guard in Park Area SUSPECT IS QUESTIONED Regular Amount of Week-End Vice Confronts Department and Arrests Are Numerous THIEF LOOTS HOME NEXT TO MAYOR'S

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home next to LaGuardia's looted despite heavy guard; arrests continue; wk-end cases reptd; Rev Dr A C Powell Jr blames soc conditions; Crime Prevention Soc blames inadequacy of probation services

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9 KNOWN DEAD IN OHIO WRECK OF P.R.R. TRAIN; 65 Others Injured as Chicago-to-New York 'Pennsylvanian' Jumps Track at Dunkirk CONTROL TOWER RAMMED One of the Cars Plowing Into It Is Ripped Apart -- Witnesses Tell of Havoc OHIO TRAIN WRECK TAKES NINE LIVES

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Pa RR Chicago-N Y passenger train derailed; 9 dead, 65 hurt, near Dunkirk; list

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CZECHS EXECUTED FOR VIENNA ARSON; 20 Put to Death by Nazis -- Hacha Urges Bohemia Not to Offend Germans

By Telephone To the New York Times

Czech Pres Hacha stresses German responsibility in new Eur order

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