Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - October 17, 1944, Zanesville, Ohio First The Times Recorder H 248 ZANESVILLE TUESDAY OCTOBER Fair Warmer Off Aachen From Rest Of Germany Jag 100 Jap Planes Tension Grows In Aachen Battle Ray Tucker he News he News By RAY TUCKER EW A fear in Democratic na al and in shington stems fiom the belief President Roosevelt is now ting all the bad campaign Rks for the first time since he entered politics as a New York state senator in 1910 Having observ ed FDR for more than tj v e a i s am i h i recuperative po powers Ihc wriler does no subscribe to viewpoint whole Bu here is a short tual review indicating lhat hi ky star be dimming if no appearing altogether was a child of fortune in hi Iv davs He got his stall be jse he bucked late Tarn my Boss Charlev the e Al Smith and the Bel mt financial from New rk At the 1912 Baltimore con he supported ilson When the became he asked Josephus miels distinguished North rolma Who is lhal nice ung New lork who sluck me Mr Daniels the new mei m big time politics and thai how FDR became assistant cretary of the In that of e he acquitted himself well e loved the fleet as a sailor loves gal in Even his illness was a political set He had shown boyish in as a national when was James M Coxs ale Hording Coolidge ckel in 1920 One dav he was for le League of Nations and the day he was He strew I countryside with contia dory statements His Infantile stroke him to malure lo read sit on thp sidelines and observe IP other mistakes Hi retirement enabled hm i escape taking stands on the con questions of the the Ku Klan Coolidge boom foreign loans j ariff taxation and the problem gamsl which the Happy War lor bulled his A gav and gallant soldier of po Ideal fortune he reappeared on he national scene when Mr Smith him to run for governor this state in 1928 He won Al ost As if he had waited for thp historical moment almost ike an actor whose cue had been bv he cached for gieat at t ime when e en the Demo m the land could have been over Hoover Now as his fi lends realize no human being evci such a master ane as Mr can brave fate too long No man can reign as governor of our mos populous slate for four vears and as president dining v mosl period chal a of fair god Russia foi instance chose thi campaign moment lo enter and the Bailie states and to Mod of lend lease aid to Gen lal Bor in Warsaw Amen cans of Polish descent and th apparent Allied to th House Kremlin alliance Naive or a pos n plan for plow in under I eim nv All hough n os people of stocl time ar philosophic heirs of Ca: 1848 and Inv proved then to Uncle ban not the of on of Ihc land of the forebears Mr his the but War Comes To Nazi Civilians Great Air Assault On Philippines U S PACIFIC FLEET HEAD QUARTERS Oct 16 he cainer planes of th third fleet sweeping across in two new raids a dav apart shot down or on th ground moie than 100 Japanes as the great aerial as sault upon the Philippines and is lands to the north went into it seventh das hive massed Adm Chestei W bombs and cifu fleet announced noon communique Honolulu time that raided A long line of German residents 01 town of Ubach pass Amerl can troops moving up toward the front weie on their back to the of the b S lines after undei going and air at tacks for mam before their evacuation Federal Usurpation Of Power Hit By Bricker Aparri on the north coast of Li zon and on at lacked airfields in the Manila Bav aiea 200 miles south vard i Japanese air force stung into desperate action attacked with the greatest vigor it has shown in but at tei cost In one alone Amen can carrier planes shot down all but 10 or 20 of one intercepting force of 50 Japanese fighters There was no announcement of American air losses said superficial damage was done to our ships in the Ma mla area raids Silent on Jap Fleet There still was no word here that unit of the fleet had pul m an as had been indicated in Nippon la dio Third fleel umls working under radio silence still aie lurking in waters to One of the decisive battles for Gern anj appears to be as I b forces continue to take ovel sections of fire swept Aachen will the factory aica of that A as a main entering wedge The Ger a great tank concentration under a de luge 01 anu vlll make a to bleak the Aachen siege Just south of Bl a particularly stiff attack on the American pincers is reported Map it left shows entire northerns fighting area with points 1 so ith of and west of where gains hive been made and Aichen battle zone Ring Of Steel Drawn About City By Yanks LONDON Oct flaming city of Aachen was sealed off from tne test of after cleaned out the village of two miles northeast of the Nazi citadel and completed their ring of steel its last ditch enemy garrison convulsive German counter attack was Yank near Weiden just east of before the infantry and of two converging First army Has w Hand To Hand Fighting In Battle For Belgrade SAN BERNARDINO Calif Oct lohn W protesting what he called usurpa ion of s ate and local the federal government de clared tonight it was a trend which could lead to political domination of local The Republican candidate for vice president in a prepared text released by his campaign staff said the usurpation was being through federal fi giants The use ol giants in cases involving a borderline authority between federal and local governments is perfectly justified he remarked but ad vised lhat this aid bp DV the safeguards A plan presented bj the confer ence of go erno s al Louis in August was described the Ohio as a middle f the road solution He quoted When and if in case of na lonal there are public vorks which maj be the province of bolh federal and slate ir local Ihen grants n aid should be made by the fed eral government to stales or through them lo without Japanese warships Into bat e Meanwhile the carriers and their escorting ships have been busily occupied fighting off the strong and determined Japanese air Carrier raiding found no planes in the air and a few twin engine LONDON Oct The battle for develop d into hand to hand fighting in le streets at the center of the itv lasl while combined of Russian and spread out along be Trans Balkan to a dis ance of 175 miles south of the capital This stranglehold on the mam ail route leading from Alh ns lo choke off the re real of large German forces from Greece even before the drive westward had made more han a dent into Jugoslavia The broadcast Russian que announced that the OPA Against Rail Fare And Freight Hike 16 i he Office of Puce Admin asked I he Com neice Commission to revoke 10 ei cent passenger increase ovv in effect and block a to boost freight rates to 6 pei cent The agency the basis of 1944 raffle volume estimated the fare of and the hike at 000 100 for a of It called bolh increases un and The higher freight tariffs proposed bv the carriers were suspended bv the commis sion in Mav 1941 Tie ICC will open hearings Oct on a peti ion by the railroads to put mlo effect The motion of the railroads rests upon the false concept that m iv pass on lo their he nte and IIP m creases burdens of wartime imposed upon the rail bv the OPA pell lion said The have far out si ripped m the rale of profil benefits obtained from local gov conditions which invade the authority of state or local As of new areas local mlo which he said federal had lended its Bricker listed work relief agricultural produc educa icn and apprenticeship training medical service food dis and home Some 01 assumed federal activi ics he added arc some tional and the of others IE vet to be decided Tend to Override States But this one fact is he asserted There has been a trena toward relaxing the prm ciple that the federal Tuin to Last Page Please and single engine aircraft on the ground Five parked planes were by Raids on prev announced tha other earner units m fighting of Japanese air attacks Thursday night during raids upon Formosa Turn lo Page 7 Please Try To Pass Buck Dewey Says MFI St Louis Oct 16 HI Gov Thomas E tonight that Pres and junction of Nis miles southeast of Bel grade had been captured by action Seizure of had Attempt To For Germany LONDON Oct with the reflected price are riling hand that fed th m and His and lohm pils prc to stage hi ovv boat hp government workers refuse lo make musi stabilization for bovs is lap pay envelopes foi i il e ish loughouse a More mi the b ssi in his camp demand wise li would UP on Sen mending a whole il oil nil m shift of finr to Ihc West w is moth i lal foi thp H ni P 11 i ill im L fnn nv I n nil i lie I Su h increases ale not required I for the maintenance of adequate economical and efficient lation service Ihc of feet of these increases anr 111 res added cost lo lo and a threat progi am ident Roosevelt himself had publication of a report suggesting it would be as cheap to keep men in the army as to cope with post wai and tossed out challenge Now let mv opponent lo the buck o one of his assist ants a COA bel banging in this big granite hall of 11500 seats the can presidential nominee Mi Roosevelt s acv in leiming De vev s demobilization charge voiced at Philadelphia on 7 also lhat Amer ican in foreign areis is on brink of chaos Ihc m big jobs ton and said men m Washing backing of the Cerman army and Gestapo sought lo hold their chaotic in the war on Germany s side even as Rlis sian forces pressed closer to Budapest While neul al sources pictured the nation in a of free for fighting the led bv tempestuous Ferenc announced on the Budapest radio that had in tailed a new government liter As New governor of Regent Admiral e lo i w ide ndio audi is and the ion of s government Ihc included a slate We can never achieve out ob under an too lired and worn out to bring Older out of its own Chios either at homo or Japs Report Yanks Using New Weapon SAN FRANCISCO Oct A Japanese trom the southwest Pacific wai front broad Domei through todas indicated Allied forces were using a new weapon in the Rabaul sector of the northeast of New The broadcast picked up by U o government monitors said Ihc enemy hurled five controlled against oui posi ion but these were all shot down v our umls said Allied air raids l Rabaul thousands of Japanese have been bj passed increased in intensity dui ing the last 10 days a of 588 planes attacking the base during that period Japanese claimed of the attacks with losses to the Allies During the past 10 Gen Douglas has lepoited nine air in the sec tor with bomb tonnage from 50 to 10 He made o mention of the radio weapon lohn S Bryan Richmond Va Publisher Dies RICHMOND Va Oct 16 J lohn Stewart Brvan of he News Leader and Richmond limes Dispatch chancellor and former president of he College of William and Marj been announced bj the who apparently from he language of the com 1 biggest role n this Moscow said The army against the Ger mans together with troops of Yugoslav and with our troops have captured in fighting on the of Yugoslavia town and railway j of Nis Moscow s announcement said lhal this combined had rolled up additional sue straddling the railroad clow a as Vranje 52 miles sou h of Nis In the process the combined forces captured Leskovac 21 miles south of Nis and punched 13 miles taking Lebane Liberation The of it self seemed imminent The Algiers radio broadcastin IHC ni columns finally a and cut off Aachen's last thin contact with the outside Tonight Nazi planes sped across the lighted by flies and parachuted plies to the trapped garnson Fifty to 60 Geiman tanks weie estimated to have been in the past thiee as the enemy launched five in an to free Aachen At least 10 weie smashed today and theie tion the would be back fiom todays mam German against Hill dominates Aachen from the northeast a lesset but bitter one was sent against American within the rubbled streets of the city Members of the gamson threw themselves against the American lines touting Heil and were repulsed only after savage Thiee hundred Nazis v ere taken prisoners Nazi Major Effort To Keep Aachen Theie was no question that the Germans were making a to keep Aachen from falling into Lt Gen Couitney Hodges wrote AP Correspondent Don Whitehead from lust outside the city The Fust army in- tends to make an example of this industrial center as a warning to other German cities that the same destruction will be tamed to them if the Nazis use them as fortresses Canadian troops made steady progress m their crucial battle in Holland to clear the approaches to Antwerp so that gieat might be opened to Allied traffic and reported that the Allied Sixth army n i 11 had to IP hv voung in ike Szilasi His was j nent tha sign lo rm had issued a le k ing the plea foi an armistice he h cl to the Al lips No of s abouts was given The npw Iv proclaimed of a stun gent i urfew jn Budapest a series of repressive decrees umpd he faced a huge D E W E ign ig Hip daik hie I ground ei otl er n white was greet hv m which lastee five m thp present has tiken over 11 e combination of corrupt big citi bosses Communists and he promised if elected to install a government u if the npn and women i it lews ind dissidents Air nid Bounded prac to America vvho will receive full an Political Broadcasts and HIP on the id than Pel plains was miles fi in Bull lo do their and be let to do Thai s light he 1 lime his n himself a ling ing 1 is talk wnh shout in thp Hi P vp got to gp! i id Sin in C m Ihp loul mil of P died here tonight at 6 02 p m He was years old Death was attributed to pneu moma Mr Brvan had suffered a blow decline in health thai sc erred his friends lo be ace pip fall m the summer of 194 but continued at his desk until Sept 28 of this On the he caughl coin and remained in bed for davs He en account of the in the Yugoslav capita said two thirds of the already had been that the Russians ilh Marshal to Page 7 Please U.S Planes Raid lap Oil Center ALI IED New Guinea Tuesday Oct 11 heavy laid bv American bombers by lighters struck Ihc important Japanese oil center in Borneo which produced 15 per cen of aviation ind oil s communique said This Is the big smash against the Borneo centu and communique said that industrial plints were hit In previous raids wide w is done and huge files were 110 tons of bombs weip d in the strike which occurred while was engaged in its For mosa strike far to the In tie raid he Americans de 49 and probably 18 Two of our bombers are missing along wuh five of fighters tires sel in the v ere as the completee then task and started for home There were explosions smoke rose aln ost four miles high jroup had gained momentum in is advance of ap within two miles of La Bresse 24 miles north of Bel ort and 32 miles from the Rhine Abandon Battle For Lt Gen 3 army troops were disclosed to have abandoned their 10 day foi Fort medieval baslion guarding the French of Melz The doughboys withdrew before dawn from tunnels inside the fortress after wrecking all installations had held through davs of hard close quarter fighting An Allied spokesman said no more than a of Amen was involved in attack on the fort and declared that much valuable on construction of forts in the Metz n ei was gained bv Yank engi Among the things in was tint the forts guard ing MeU ere so arranged that an assault on anv one of the chain brings down interlocking flic from ill oilers It was found a well that Meu forts are against the heaviest field gun even at pointblank lange Patrols Active crossed the Nede nine op probing expeditions wes of Arnhem where British para chutists made their epic stand tha highlighted the Allied thrust mt Holland Otherwise the Second army front was ex it foi slow progress toward th Turn to Page 7 WAR SUMMARY be when on Oct 12 his began anc hp was taken to the Medical College of Virginia hospita He is survived Mis Brvan the former Anne fennant a daughter Mrs P Keith kanc rf Says Republicans In Southern Ohio Can Carry State 16 OR A majority in southern Washington mcl two sons Lieu D lennant ind pi imc I Him his ij pointed i new pro ci In evening nnn nhm t incl according to ndio i npw le I Pe pit council compose 1 of ol nas I I ouis Fn who also il in lorn v hen he Is Ihp In I V v offer ro ml Aie Bijin an I Brvin Ir a in the nmv an corps is survived bv i brothel M St decide Brvin if I'm IJ ons alt Mr Bmn v as lorn rft Brick Hill Hen i n on Oc 2 18 1 ird would have oh his from t of WESTERN FRONT been sealed off fion the lesl of an its gamson doomed t death or Ainer cjn f Dices have drawn i ing of steel about the cit Gen Patton has an attempt to take Fo before Metz OV I r vii tic h Also was chief of and nm I h PT t bv mav be moie effective lhan pi op ganda dished out hv the nns To a op lam this con dilion applies to kinsmen of In of fnn o th A M Republican i 1 MBS New under sponsor slip of national com mill a PI of defense I Dr I he Paj i The Weather I and Dr Sandor Csia in no Bl I i cm San Diego MONK DIFS PORTSMOUTH P I Oct 16 11 The PPV Dom H 1 n S incl founder of the Pi 101 v of st f login HIP I aid HP Poll mouth 1 is Head He was boin in OHIO fair and a little Ktv enough lo cirry the slate m thp was Mavor James C of Cincinnati can In speeches before LIP dc i wive of voles in Oho would Cuva logi count i late large pn ugh tei crick teeth hic Demo ran i 1 of Farl Brow lei President i id former Mil tin I Davev Citing Lausche s contention thai PACIFIC FRONT More than I 100 Japanese planes shot down in the latest Formosa Is Again Redded By Fleet A B 29 BASE IN WESTERN HINA Oct strong TCP of returned o Formosa today adding their ton loads to the rising endo of furious army and navy on the mam Japanese bass the south China sea area The primary targets were the hard-hit enemy airforce at Okayama and the ir base ani shops at a few tiles to the southeast The second raid on Okayama m 4 hours was designed to expunge any possible usable installations after Saturday s strike The at were only lightly less important than at Crew members e unofficially that 75 percent f Okayama s military objectives knocked out in the raid The raid follow ing the i ecoi d Oct 14 smash earned out Maj Curtis E s announced of stepping up the weight and frequency of Supei fortress attacks on Japanese targets As a European theater bomb group commander he participated n the development of the ne rlock technique and as com- mander of the 20th U S bomber command he remains an ardent advocate of target obliteration by repeated closely spaced attacks two spaced raids on Formosa constituted the ing achievement of the 20th bomb er command to date A dous effort required hind lo transport fuel and bombs across the Burma hump for attack The feat of the bomber in making the double round of approximately 2400 regarded as an outstanding iron men stunt While the total force was smaller than Saturday il still bers of other Complain Victory Claims BY Allies opponent M trank Stewart is controlled bv M TA 6 a m let sp s 45 1 m Seu 6 30 p m five sons of Ihc laic Joseph ind nf Cleveland Isobel Stewart Brvan MHY N 16 There have been tvo students named Metz In the IK his tor of Hamilton College but vp both up in the same field art battalion in tng ColumbU lamps I 41 Buffilo administration ind even the news had with thp unit fiom the in that starl Kenneth I Ir Sens Ihp ast In PP On n legislating dale no potion wis sent m as Ihp hel in his replacement streets of with in- that the of the city is Chaos s ov Republ reigns in Hungary with m- can State Chairman Ed Schorr the Russians will Cincinnati stated We soon settle the issue had the same si He chairman in during he ITALIAN FRONT American t claims of great I Oct is tonight and British news in organizations were ignoring the Japanese claims of a great victory over American task forces operating In the Formosa a The Associated Press and the United Press and the British ers agency have assumed an tude as if nothing had happened said the propaganda broadcast have pushed lo to Japanese occupied 1 iu m m China and the southwest in less lhan in miles of wa R 0 1 0 g n a hv the Federal i
