Roosevelt to Speak Fifteen Minutes on NBC Program
President Roosevelt will deliver a fifteen minute radio address from the White House during an NBC broadcast lasting half an hour. The remaining time will be filled by the Democratic National Committee. Roosevelt focused on drafting the talk and preparing for his New England tour, staying away from his office today.
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New England
Dewey Backs Eight Point Plan As He Heads Toward Boston
Dewey outlined eight proposals for an administration en route to Boston after criticizing the current Democratic record on job creation for veterans. He spoke in Pittsfield and Buffalo, calling for a two term limit, and accusing Roosevelt and allies of stagnation while promising concrete results and a fight against perceived subversive elements. He attacked campaign promises and argued for government by cooperation with Congress.
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New York
Explosion After De Gaulle Speech in Paris Suburb
An explosion rocked a Paris suburb shortly after General Charles De Gaulle spoke on All Saints Day in Vincennes. Officials said it likely sabo tage and coincidental with the speech, with two more blasts heard over two hours and air raid sirens sounding.
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Indian Summer Prompting Longing for Home
A reflective note on how warm Indian summer days tempt people to head home before returning to work. The piece captures a mood of restlessness and anticipation of comfort before resuming daily duties.
Oklahoma Weather Fair and Warm With a Cooling Panhandle
Fair and mild tonight with lows from 45 to 55 across the state. Thursday will be partly cloudy and cooler in the west and north, with winds 25 to 30 mph. Panhandle areas turn cooler late Thursday, lowest near 50 in the northwest to 60 in the southeast.
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Panhandle
Rubber like milk sap inspires dairy chemist methods
The rubber tree sap resembles cows milk in appearance and behavior, guiding chemists to adapt dairy milk handling techniques. The term la tex derives from the Spanish word for milk, reflecting this analogy.
Waterline Repair Complete In City Water System
Public works commissioner J. D. Willoughby reports the water line from the city reservoir to the stand pipe is finished. Workmen had to shut water off daily to seal joints with hot lead, but the project is completed and residents' patience is appreciated. He hopes for no further prolonged outages soon.
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J. D. Willoughby
Public Works
Warren and Frye Brothers Reunite in France
Warren J. Frye and Jack Frye, both serving in the U S armed forces, met in France for the first time in 15 months. Their mother Mrs A J Frye of Ada received letters detailing the reunion. Warren served in Italy and is with the Seventh Army in France while Paul Frye has been overseas with a field artillery unit. Both brothers described a night of celebration after their long separation.
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U. S. Seventh Army
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Paul Frye
Field Artillery
Ireland
Patton
Third Army
True Picture Of China Now Reaching Us
London dispatch details Chiang Kai-shek regime’s focus on civil war with 80 million Chinese communists over Japan. Observers say democracy is absent, censorship and secret police prevail, Stilwell praised for efforts while Washington trimmed aid. Report notes perceived mismanagement and leakage of resources amid ongoing strain.
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Thorn Wiant
London
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Japan
Washington
Joseph W. Stilwell
Chiang
Stilwell
United States
Joe
Indians Hold Meeting Here In Oklahoma To Register Voters
More than 300 Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians gathered in a district court room to fill out registration cards for voting on a contract to sell about 37 000 acres of tribal coal lands in eastern Oklahoma. Governor Floyd Maytubby led the process stressing it was not political and would update rolls last made in 1907.
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Oklahoma
Floyd Maytubby
Tishomingo
Maytubby
Four Newborns Born Quadruplets to Philadelphia Couple
In Philadelphia on November 1 a securities and exchange commission analyst and his wife welcomed quadruplets three girls and a boy by Caesarean section at 11:12 to 11:14 a.m. The doctor noted the babies weighed 3 to 3.5 pounds each and all are healthy. The operation, overseen by Dr. John C. Alley, was the first quadruplet birth performed by Caesarean delivery. The father stood nearby as the births occurred.
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Joseph Carminello
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British Commandos On Walcheren Island Raze Nazi Positions
Berlin and Moscow reports depict heavy fighting around Kecskemet near Budapest as Soviet forces drive a broad offensive. Russian troops clear pockets on three sides, breach Danube Tisza lines, seize towns including Izsak and Hajdunanas, while counterattacks slow in the city itself.
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Canadians Press Across Walcheren Front for Antwerp Sealanes
British commando units storm Walcheren island and push inland in a pincer strike to open the sea lane to Antwerp. Canadians establish a beachhead on the eastern edge while fighting continues near Vlissingen and Knocke as Beveland and Walcheren headlines unfold.
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Tokyo Radio Reported Raid Over Tokyo By B 29 Bombers
AP reports Tokyo radio claimed a B 29 raid over the capital with several four motor bombers and a factory district attack, but Washington said no aerial operations were confirmed. Reports varied about timing and extent as Tokyo warned of fire dangers.
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New Jap General Plan Board Formed
A new Japanese planning bureau to aid Premier Gen Koiso in strengthening the nation’s fighting power was announced by Domei. Tetsuzo Ueda, director of Central China Development, will head the bureau under Koiso. The move follows another new government body created within a week as Japan faces internal problems.
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Domei
Tetsuzo Ueda
Central China Development Company
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Orient
Federal Communications Commission
British troops reach Mawlu area near Myitkyina rail line
British forces have advanced about two miles along the Myitkyina Mandalay railway corridor and reached within a mile of Mawlu, a town 95 airline miles southwest of Myitkyina, according to Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten's headquarters.
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Showers and cool spell to hit central Oklahoma late tomorrow
Autumn warmth fades as central Oklahoma forecasts a showery cool spell by tomorrow afternoon. Most areas stay mild despite spotty overcast with gusty wind this evening. Tonight's lows range from about 50 to 60.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Alvin Owsley To Speak In Oklahoma City For Dewey Bricker
P C R Nixon announces Col Alvin Owsley former national commander of the American Legion will speak in Oklahoma City Friday night for the Dewey Bricker ticket. The stop replaces Tulsa and Muskogee appearances due to schedule changes.
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Blue Cross Lists 80 000 Oklahomans
A newspaper error shifted a figure from 80 000 to 8 000 in reporting Blue Cross hospital plan participation in Oklahoma. The corrected count shows rapid growth, with 80 000 members as the plan expands across the state in a relatively short time.
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Blue Cross
Oklahoma
Monarch butterflies protected by Pacific Grove ordinance
Monarch butterflies migrate to winter in Pacific Grove where a town ordinance makes molesting the insects a punishable offense.
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Pacific Grove
Calif
Chinese minister silent on Stilwell recall in Beijing
Chinese Minister of Information Liang Han Chao told foreign reporters that Stilwell’s recall to Washington is a military matter with no political implications. Foreign Office spokesman Dr. K C Wu echoed that stance, saying Roosevelt had made the position clear.
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PESSIMIST SAYS GRAVEYARD PROVES SOMETHING
A compact remark about pessimists and progress notes that many who doubted themselves ended up in the graveyard for failing to slow down. The tone recalls a hard boiled, streetwise warning.
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