Kingston Daily Freeman, The (Newspaper) - January 8, 1945, Kingston, New York J In C8 CITY OF MONDAY JANUARY 1045. PRICE FIVE S. Advances of Mile or More Narrow Nazi Salient Less Than 10 Von Withdraws Five Villages Taken f American Troops Are Within 90 Miles of to Say 450 Transports Move Toward Luzon Yanks Gain in Bulge Battle where American troops are pressing against the I German salient in Oh the north the First jArmy cut the highway east and west of the road January Stavelot U. S. troops made I S. Reviews Jobs To Determine How Are Vital Will Be Dropped From Some Will Be Termed as Jan. 8 End I a way of grinding the and manpower screws the is reviewing the en- list of essential And this may be the it appeared although no de- lias been reached Some now classified will be dropped from Most now classified as will remain that Some as those industries which badly be listed not A as essential but c Purpose of this would DC o force men into work but particularly into The latest step in the direction aje from Selective Service which To drart men up to 38 if they board f- Lower than usual physical will be set for such How much lower was Up on thc review of the essential job several ago essential composed of War Manpower War Production 1 the War Food Are were in Con- ihe in use ol its 1 month Favors Giving Holiday to Insurance Firms Acts of Coercion or Intimidation Are Exceptions Made By President Jan. 8 dent Roosevelt favors jf he general principle legislation giving the insurance business a moratorium from the Sherman Act until March 1, 1946, except for acts of coercion or The While House made public correspondence between the dent and Senator Mr. Roosevelt in a January 2 letter said such a as provided in the of Senator would give the insurance business sufficient time to readjust itself to the preme Court decision holding in- surance is and therefore subject to Ihc The President said is not sponsoring federal legislation lo regulate insurance or to interfere with the continued regulation and taxation by on net the Of Attack Along Gulf Broadcast Assures U. S. Leaders That Troops Will Play Into Hands of Japanese Hot Time Is Had Japs Say Batteries Handed Ships Hottest Reception Tokyo radio reported today more than 450 American transports streaming north towards island in Philippines where Japanese broadcasts said more than 70 warships and swarms of carrier planes bombarded gayen 120 miles north of continuously for two The Tokyo recorded by the Federal Communications said that whether thc transports would be into Lingayen or in the vicinity of Manila remains a but in either case it is a surety that the enemy will play right into the waiting Japanese In the two day duel between warships and shore batteries at Lingayen Japanese casts said defending batteries gave the American flotilla hottest reception recorded in the annals of Propaganda broadcasts ed thc air and naval bombardment as enemy's usual tactics pre- ceding a and forecast Yank assault troops might storm shore at any whole gulf roared with the blasts of gunfire from both throughout Saturday and said a dispatch of the Japanese News Other broadcasts reported three powerful American convoys ing northward to join the assault of undisclosed size west of 150 transports south of Mindoro and 25 warships farther all headed in thc general direction of Sinkings Are Claimed An imperial communique ed that since last Wednesday have sunk seven first line warships and 16 and on Russians Are Driven Out Of Key Danube Bastion Jan. 8 forces lave been ousted from the key Danube bastion of by powerful Nazi of the end the The said Ihc Germans lost another men In Ihe and that Russian day thr Berlin radin northern anchor Uic The communique Red Amiy turd has point JO mite 1mm She In tte 32 116 blocks of them control of more ihan of Ihe 4300 December bent on relieving 1be garrison at 30 miles lo Ihc bul have 12% Rain north of Ihe ube in an lo She attacking Moscow said A broadcast Soviet said had 300 captured and 16 carriers out before Ihc of reported man had checked Ihe Democrats Will Go After Hit At His Measures More Bills lo Help Veterans Will Be Sought by Other Points Are on Schedule By LEADER N. Jan. 8 Democratic leaders will train guns on Governor Dewey's legislative program when the legislature begins the second week of its 1945 session tonight A high in the party's councils said today that Senate Minority Leader Elmer F. Quinn Minority Chief Ir- win Steingut issue a statement outlining Democratic policy in broad terms and they spots in the They are expected to call for more extensive legislation to fit returning No attempt will be to present now a whole Democratic program of specific there will be offerings as the session Quinn and the source will applaud what deem the phases of the Dewey which the out- lined to the legislature last These presumably would include his proposals to liberalize the workmen's compensation ther low-rent housing lift the floor on minimum raise salaries of state employes arid ceilings on commercial rents and promote ex- tensive highway and state nig Is on List They arc expected to attack un- employment insurance merit to which Dewey asked the legislature give Paul E. Democratic state was due here day to confer with legislative party ally looking ahead to the 19IG gubernatorial is reported preparing to make frequent visits to Albany in the role of political counsellor during the Glen R. scheduled for election to the chairmanship of the Republican Stale tee here also may be counted on lo keep close tabs on the legislative Several more Dewey program bills will be introduced Shis Among those going in tonight will be measures to give New York city an additional to finance housing projects and in- crease Ihc slate subsidy for ing The legislative of the New York stale approximately 30 bills with indorsement would be offered before Ihc session These include a croup of bills for upward revision of un- employment insurance a measure lo create stale system ol health insurance lo include all lo Ibe and proposal Ihc of in their furious price for 'The new 1hc Hron hi if Jac north The ihy Dewey 1ti of schools tnt for was hud tfi iti SS rf Ihe Russians are massed graal mm mti vn Mac Arthur Says Nothing Of Jap Invasion Stories Buses and Is Allies Regain Some Areas Snowstorm Halts Communique Announces Air Pounding Enemy War Installations on Luzon Is Being Waged by Navy Planes of Trains Run Late General 8 American troops were within 90 miles of Manila today but army and navy communiques offered no support to Japanese claims the Yanks were actually preparing invasion of Luzon Sonic War Plants in New York Area Cancel Kingston Gets 5 Inches Two-way Yank Attack Cuts German Supply Route and Brings It Under Artillery Gains Continue N. Jan. 8 Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Monday communique said his forces York city dug out a President Favors National Service During War Backs Military Training lo Has High Hope for Enduring Peace Jan. 8 dent Roosevelt called anew day for national service tion during the war and universal military training In a message to congress which a hope for en- the chief executive declared that while great lems lie new year of 1945 can be the greatest year of achievement in human Making the nearest thing to a prediction on the end of the war which he has thus far the President said this year see thc final ending of the Fascist reign of terror in as well as thc closing in of the forces of retribution about thc center of the malignant power of imperialistic Most important of he can and must see thc sub- stantial beginning of the tion of world It was a message on the state of the union looking back over the course of the whole war and over the past which Mr. Roosevelt said had been marked on the whole by tial progress toward It 15 looked toward the and rang with notes of The which Me. velt plans to summarize on thc radio tonight for thc nation and the was read to congress after Ihc counting of Ihc electoral votes him a fourth term in Ihc While the field of foreign thc chief executive told thc proposed to sland gether with thc United Nations not for the war alone but for the victory for which thc war is is not only a common danger which unites us bul a common is an association not of governments but of and ihe hope is He renewed a demand for conditional hut applied it only lo armies of our The chief executive accorded lo differences which have la plague lhc and be for The nearer come lo nave nines up west coast of Island to is snow and sleet as moderate seasonal temperatures and miles from Manila is snow were forecast for the than 60 miles farther of the communique said air at Mayor ing of enemy installations on Luzon was Navy carrier plane also J. Kelly ordered -a survey to determine whether a of Fleet Adm. Chester declaration was Nimitz announced at Pacific assist in restoring ice and snow Pearl railroad freight traffic the attack was made to New York four This same date given of snow was Tokyo radio in first Guardia the Department United States warships in Sanitation employed gayen Gulf bombarding Luzon yesterday and last and New York Central trains a landing The the west were three to five said the bombardment late and bus runs to points all day Sunday the Catskills and midwestern accompanied by carrier York were Aviation Corporation Vice Adm. John S. Nassau county and smaller war carriers swung south to help canceled night A Arthur's airmen cripple the of 143 flights was canceled on Luzon after two-day raid LaGuardia Formosa and the U. S. Weather Bureau said The Navy communique said flurries was in the offing complete showed 27 nese planes eight in in the the air and 19 on the bureau reported six MacArthur's communique of new snow at Glens heavy of his at three at destroyed 18 enemy planes in two at Buffalo and Fort latest attacks on and an inch and one half at and Neilson airdromes on This made a total of 45 morning temperature destroyed in the a. ranged from comparatively low above at Canton to 25 at La nearly all destroyed on the Rising seemed to indicate Japanese were forecast for today with power on Luzon was reaching drop in the mercury low the new point of the railroad survey vance on was taken by Mayor Kelly Sixth Army force which and our armed landed seven miles down the depend upon the speed with from the It was a railroad traffic is brought The seizure placed virtually to entire west coast of New York Central said which was first invaded cars were snowbound at 15, in American The and west of the nal invasion on the to move through coast resulted in the Lackawanna and occupation of San Jose town and the Erie reported conditions to a lesser de- occupied MacArthur's forces schools were to reopen only 12 miles off the nearest after being closed since zon coast but is slightly because of last week's from Manila than MacArthur also reported U a fire truck ers and fighters attacked into a taxicab while installations on and a rescue squad to the home of danao islands in the Helen Zienka whose 11- and kept up raids in the was Past ca Jap Industrialists Will Treated as War Hot Jan. 8 after She defeat of Japan The rich and powerful made of forces from the of Japan who have aided so Ibe Japanese cannot again be fM haired of tbc in a drive races by their must be as war India von of differences among toe aid 1hc Lim Rome Jan. S The into an lies In lhf Mr. not be in In While name I Russia made no specific lo want m i ht mi Ihr to Ihr to pa adi m V. S. Air ihe mart not MH ta 1OK- Wch Mas Fir here J2 The haw Hoo dowly ihe a lor she conference 1old 1hc It crime fw fit p unt took 5n and tor the There in abey Jy wist for shear 1hat Japan be can ihe family oT Indians out Japanese haa had of success 3n of She occupied There was nhat s in war was f camp run by ihc Advance Allied Teams Side of Bulge Jan. 8 Mile advances by the American and Third Armies in the blizzard the winter narrowed the waist of the Belgian salient than 10 miles tonight anil caused Field Marshal von stedt to speed the withdrawal bl his from the Western tig of the Lieut. Gen. Courtney H. First Army captured five rtf IS of the St. one of the two last escape for three crack Panzer in the toe of the sock of the The other leading ug through Houffalize was under ar- tillery fire from both sides of The German diversionary threat to was described of- as apparently lessened as the Allies in counter at- tacks against German armor which speared north upon the Rhine city from the Colmar The Allies wrested back some of the ground lost eight miles north of the city on the west bank of the In the Ardennes salient In and a two way American attack from north south not only cut one of the last two German supply and retreat routes in the but brought the other under close range lery fire in the area west of togne on the The Third Army on the south captured only two miles from the last German road leading from through to St American and British assault teams on the 30-mile attack front the northern side of the bulge kept up their measured Sains and the British Sixth borne veterans of kept three crack German armored divisions tied up in heavy battle at the toe of the As these hard driven wedges the hour of doom for three crack Panzer divisions still to Ihe at the of the Other Americans in Alsace fought around a and stubbornly held German Foothold on the west bank of the Rhine eight miles north of Colmar The Germans also reinforced their Colmar pocket lo the captured and heim and drove along canal 18 miles of Ihe reponed being ated Supreme ters said continued north of Germans claimed north and south of Strasbourg and inside she cily Tory Mid Uw old Lane been penetrated of ana Germans in she Belgian The recapture of Ww Hollana of of they aid Ihc took ary In a German eaa across she north rf Ma firm pojd the were German the Mass of N 4n Hie across Maas north of a 3S
