Germans Retreat Across Belgian Front In World War II Report
An Allied press dispatch notes German forces in rapid retreat along a 75 mile front from the Scheldt to the Aisne. Allies crossed the Belgian frontier between Valenciennes and L’abbaye near Maubeuge, within two miles of Gavay. Normal forest mostly held, Ardennes canal crossed, Americans secure a bridgehead south of the Our river. Weather hindered pursuit.
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Guise
Marle
Serre
Clermont River
Chateau Percien
Enem
Ardennes Canal
le Chesne
Dunen
Germany
Meteo
Amerie
Peru
Lurrante Gouth
Merz
Avery Dehn
Captain L R ONeill Returns From Front Three Drives
Captain L R ONeill of a heavy artillery regiment returns to the United States on a special mission after seven months in France. He participated in Verdun’s September 26 assault, where guns operated for 79 hours with 6 inch shells weighing 100 pounds. He describes high morale, gas exposure, bombing, and a No Mans Land ascent that tested nerves before Allied victory.
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O Neill
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O'Neill
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Aetter
Tih Company
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Fort Yerty
Splendid Endorsement Statement by Cummings
Homer S. Cummings acting chairman of the Democratic national committee claimed late tonight that increased Democratic majorities in the Senate and House reflect a splended endorsement for the President. He cited returns thus far showing Democratic gains and noted New York Governor Smith won by a large plurality, around 75,000.
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Smith
New York
Election Bulletins Across States Show Early Returns
Early returns from multiple states indicate Republican gains and close races. Whitman leads in New York governor race while Kansas and Massachusetts show mixed results. Louisville and Chicago report substantial Republican and Democratic margins respectively. Varying tallies across New Jersey Delaware Vermont and Michigan reflect contested contests for U S Senate governor and congressional seats with figures still incomplete.
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Armistice Terms for Germany Headed by Foch
Paris dispatch reports Clemenceau stating Allied armistice terms for Germany mirror President Wilson’s recommendations. Terms demand evacuation of invaded territories, German disarmament, and compensation for civilian damages, with hard pressure to prevent a resumption of hostilities. Allied advances continue across Belgium, France, and the Meuse region as German defenses falter and prisoners, guns, and stores are captured.
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Associated Press
Austria- Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Name Change Resolutions Adopted for Stein Company
Resolutions adopted to change the firm name from Euswyn-Fener to Susman-Keuer-Brown Stein Company. A certificate reflecting the change was filed yesterday at the Town Clerk's office.
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Susman-Keuer-Brownstein Company
Clark
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