Allies Smash Ahead in Winter Drives Near Aachen Front
Allied forces push on from the Saar to the Rhine as Eisenhower’s winter offensive advances across the western front. French, Ninth, and Third Armies drive toward Belfort, Metz, and the Rhine line while German defenses retreat from key forts and towns.
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London
Eisenhower
First
Aachen
Swiss Alps
Holland
Sdes
Doubs
Belfort
Rhin
Maas
Roermond
Dusseldorf
Rhine
Metz
U.S
Third Army
Luxebourg
Third
Seventh Army
Ste. Pole
Moselle
Strasbourg
Red Army Breaks German Flank East of Budapest
Moscow reports the Red Army cracked the German flank east of Budapest and aims to breach within 12 miles of the capital. Dispatches say a decisive battle for control of invasion routes to Austria is imminent as Malinovsky’s assault forces drive the enemy from over 30 towns and villages.
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Moscow
Red Army
Budapest
Austria
Malinovsks
Attemri to Kill Keitel Reported in Moscow Broadcast
Moscow Radio quoted by the Federal Communications Commission reported alleged plans to kill Keitel. Rumors in Switzerland said he was wounded and returned to Berlin, with a four day attack targeting Jaszbereny railway junction. German withdrawal extended a 100 mile front from Mende toward Budapest and Miskolc, with Panzer units moving toward Matra mountains and defenses. Soviet column along the Budapest railway pressed siege lines closer to the capital.
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New York
Moscow Radio
Federal Communications Commission
Ondeast
Switzerland
Keitel
Berlin
Budapest
PE Seyexesth
Iris Ol
Necimard
Pat Os Seerianeee
Cs Sean Ee
Sorteriema
Legation
Bern
Europe
la Suisse
Geneva
Germany
Red
Adolf Hitler
Lisbon
Ohio May Get Twenty Million
Ohio stands to receive about 20 million dollars from a federal postwar road program now before Congress. Estimated allocations would be 8.73 million for federal aid highways, 4.849 million for farm to market roads, and 5.819 million for urban highways. The bill would authorize 1.5 billion dollars, available at 500 million per year for three years, to be used to match state funds.
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Minutus
Ohio
Congress
Dayton Operators Plan To Strike Dec 3
Dayton Ohio operators vow to quit their switchboards on December 3 in a six hour stormy session. One hundred eighty members of the Dayton local union voted unanimously to enforce their demands with a walkout over hiring of out of town operators and extra expense accounts at the Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Dayton office.
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Dalton
Ams
War-Ouny
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Dayton
Dayton Toenl
Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers
Cigarettes Stolen In Springfield Heist
Police report ten cases of pata nana cigarettes stolen at a Springfield area address. Suspects targeted a residence unit eight, with cases of other goods also noted. Local authorities probe possible linked thefts and possible political mail misuse concerns emerge from nearby reports.
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Springfield Springfield
Entite
Omer Kor
Japs Plan To Fight Final Battles On Mainland
CHUNGKING AF Major General Wedemeyer said Japan plans to wage final decisive battles on the Asiatic mainland and is strengthening forces in South China. He noted Stilwell’s earlier role, declined to discuss his removal, and said the war may stretch a year after Germany falls. The Japanese continental strategy shows a strong, well-equipped army. The Allies will aid China by concentrating all available resources to kill Japan.
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Japan
South
China
C. Wedemeyer
Toda
Stilwell
U. S
Chiang Kai-Shek
Genral Stilwell
Wedemeyer
Germany
Europe
Unitestates
Hin
Ohio Diocese Established by Pope Pius
Pope Pius XII creates the Ecclesiastical Province of Ohio by subdividing the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Steubenville Holy Name is named cathedral of the new diocese with Cincinnati as metropolitan see under Archbishop John T. McNicholas. The Dioceses of Steubenville, Columbus, and Cincinnati cover specified Ohio counties.
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Ohio
Pius
Cincinnati
Repertus III
Fed States
Church of ‘the Holy Name
Steubenville
Carroll, Jefferson, Harrison
Guernsey
Belmont
Noble
Monroe
Morgan Washington
Athens
Meigs, Gall
Lawrence
Coimbus
Cincinna
Hardin
Milan
Madison and Fayette
Plekawa Ross
Pike
Scioto
Lloyd Funeral Rites Set for Friday in Logan
Funeral services for William Lloyd, 65, who died at his home on 8 Hunter Street, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the residence with Rev. C. W. Swengel of the Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow in Green Lawn Cemetery near Nelsonville.
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Logan
William Lioyge
Hunter St
C. W. Swengle
Methodist Church
Green
Perry County recount ordered for county races
Two defeated Democratic candidates request a recount in Perry County. Recorder Nina Holden and John Cook posted 650 dollars each for recounts across 65 precincts citing improper vote counts in the race for recorder and the two commission seats.
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Perry County
Nina Holden
Fay Mis
Paul Gordon
John Cook
Invasion Moves Across Philippines and Mapia Islands
Allied forces press the Philippines and seize the Mapia Islands as 900 miles to the rear troops disrupt enemy lookout posts near Biak. British subs hit Australian targets and China tensions rise with Nanhsieng capture and Stilwell praising American soldiers in a rare press interview.
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Associated Press
U.S
Philippines
Mapia Islands
Mapia
Dutch New Guinea
Biak
Australia
Fand Chungking
China
Ley Island
Acae
Iron Cross
NEA Radio-Telephoto
Burma
Kumming
Chungking
Joseph W. Stilwell
Farm Export Price Cuts to Protect U S Markets
The United States says it will cut export prices for cotton and other farm goods to hold world markets. Announced by War Food Administration, the plan aims to meet rival prices and encourage continued large production while using export subsidies as a psychological ploy to defend international trade positions.
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Washington
United
States
War Food Administration
United States
Reich Leaders Seek Peace By Christmas Mail Fronts In Action
German leaders press for a Christmas peace while Montgomery drives in the Netherlands and the Meuse sector. Allied advances near Metz and Thionville shift, with French, Moroccan, and Algerian troops pushing into Saar and surrounding areas as battles intensify and a winter halt threatens German production.
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Montgomery
Bequeaths body for disease study in family death case
In Los Angeles Miss Be th’ Clawson, daughter of a banking family, died at 65 from a mysterious illness. She left her body to science for study of the disease and bequeathed $250,000 to a physician to aid his search. The strike and unrelated lines appear garbled.
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Unas
Los Angeles
Beth’ Clawson
X Hamileton
Sele Fence
Indians call for national council to organize
Walter Hel Slayings Confesses narrative references U S Indians not in Denver to organize a national council urging unity and a "get out of the corral" stance. Sioux leader John Max via interpreter says forthcoming organization. Darcy McNickle of Washington notes some states deny voting and Indians cannot drink alcohol in others. An Los Angeles broadcast details further **.
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Denver
America
Corral
John Max
Darcy McNickle
Washington
Ing
Steve Wilson
Los Angeles
Farmers for 45 Production Calls L All-Out
British exports report notes Prime Minister urges all-out farming effort after defeat of Germany to sustain production for 1945. Wartime needs, postwar trade, and ongoing European conflict are cited as reasons to boost output and ensure supply through next year.
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British Eye
London
Nurehill
Ian — Waiston
P¢Eyond
Marvin Jones
Germany
Europe
Delegation Arrives in Chungking Led by Nelson
Donald M. Nelson and a small group of American experts reached Chungking today, joining local officials as they begin a cooperative mission amid rising wartime tensions.
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SON
Chungkin Chungking
Donald M. Nelson
Chungking
William Tell Act Fatal to Deer Hunter at Gouverneur
State police report an attempted deer hunting incident near Gouverneur New York left 50 year old Fred Santiman dead from a head wound suffered around 4 30 PM yesterday. Leonard Palmetier 34 of Ution fired at the bottle and missed, claiming a hunting accident.
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William Tell
Tupper Lake
N. Y
Fred Santiman
Gouverneur
N.Y
Reed
Santiman
Leonard Palmetier
Ution
Raished
Senators mull inquiry over cigarette shortage impact
Senator Overton of the manufacturers committee hints at an investigation if the cigarette shortage worsens. He says the aim is to ensure ample supply for overseas servicemen while monitoring the situation.
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Wasleseresgiy
Overton
D-La
Manufacturers Committee
Ohio Physicians May Organize New Medical Expense Insurance Body
Ohio physicians may form a medical expense insurance company sponsored by the Ohio State Medical Association. The association's council instructed its medical service plans committee to prepare preliminary details and oversee incorporation. The plan aims to provide hospital and medical coverage, with subscribers choosing their own doctors and paying any excess beyond benefits.
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Ohio
Ohio State Medical Association
Itr
Nelson
Ohio Medi
Blue Cross
Germans Spotted in Backyard by Visiting Americans
In London four a French family hosted two American soldiers. Paul A. Danahy of Buffalo and his scout Sgt. Dave Bernay of Berlin asked where the Germans were. A French reply pointed to the back yard where several heavily armed German troopers were loitering, with a captured German cart nearby.
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London
Paul A. Danahy
Buffalo
X.Y
Dave Bernay
Berlin
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