Allied forces press in central Italy as new US air force joins raids
Allied Fifth and Eighth Armies push through the Massico Trigno line toward Venafro and Garigliano positions. The 15th United States Air Force joins the 12th and RAF in a wide aerial offensive against German lines, with Fortresses striking the west coast. Montgomery’s forces report progress around San Salvo and Montemutro, while battles continue near Venafro and Venosa. The Allies aim to cut a path toward Rome as German resistance is increasingly pressured.
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Associated Press
Algiers
Italy
Massico-Trigno
Fifth Nd Eighth Armies
Escriita
Garigliano
Rome
Bir Bernard £. Montgomery
Eighth
San Salvo
Merce
Queensborough
Montemutro
Montgomery
Trigno
Volluimna
Venafro
San Agapito
Tserchard Caprinone
Tsernia
15Th United States Air Force
M2 12Th
Local group off tomorrow for induction
A large draft group from Union City district, Erie area, will report tomorrow for final physicals at the induction center. Originally 115 men were listed. appeals and voluntary enlistments have reduced the number to about 45 from Corry, with five veterans from other districts joining. They will gather in Union City and board the 8:90 train tomorrow morning after a leader is named.
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Erie
Wie Corry
Seabees
Navy and
Coast Guard
Corry
Union City
Oretocle
Ledder
U S China and Britain in a new military pact
President Roosevelt announced a three nation pact between the United States Great Britain and China to coordinate operations in the Chinese theater. Generals Somervell and Stowell Chesogit and Lord Mountbatten will direct allied forces with Chiang Kai Shek advising. Details limited due to ongoing supply concerns and operational questions.
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U.S
China
Britain
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Chitey States
Great Briain
Chine
Chungking
Stowell Chesogit
Somvevell
Ichlef
Asta Aves
Somervell
United States
Allies Seek Turk Aid In Cairo Parley
London reports a Cairo meeting between British and Turkish foreign ministers could pave the way for Turkish concessions to the Allied war effort. Eden and Menemen are in Cairo as talks consider Turkish bases and Dardanelles use while Turkey weighs Soviet influence and Balkan implications.
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Cairo
Ny Mnanninyen
London
Brjlisty
Purkiade
Moscow
Germany Claims Landings Failed in Adriatic and Baltic
German high command reported two Allied landing attempts were repelled by coastal artillery and motorized boats in the Pescara area northwest of the Eighth Army and near Tstonia. The communiques claimed over 180 Allied craft destroyed amid ongoing fighting, reflecting Montgomery style leapfrog actions. Treasury figures show November receipts at 6.98 million, expenditures 232.0 million, net balance 19.65 million, total debt 159.19 billion.
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London
Rom
Berlin
Pescara
Eighth Army
Adriatic
Bernard DL. Montgomery
Tstonia
Sams
Treasury
Washington
U.S. Treasury
Japan pours ships guns to hold bases in South Pacific
Allied headquarters report Japan’s navy loses ships and battles near Bougainville as U S forces strike from the sea and air. Japanese cruisers and destroyers are sunk or damaged, while Marines push inland on Bougainville at Empress Augusta Bay and Purawia Island.
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Associated Press
Southwest Pacific
Japan
Solomons
T. S. Marin
Bougainville
Rabaul
Augusta Bay
United States
MacArthur
Berlin
DNB
Tokyo
Bu-in
Purawia Island
Eiape
Willis to become Kentucky’s first Republican governor since 1927
Louisvill e dispatch reports 63 year old Ashland attorney and former state court of appeals judge Willis will become Kentucky’s fifth Republican governor next month. The GOP also won the lieutenant governorship and five other state cabinet posts, their first governor win since 1927.
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Sayysana
Louisville
Simpson
Willis
Ashland
State Court of Appeals
Kentucky
X Ray Examinations Conducted in City Schools and Plants
X ray screenings for Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Society were carried out yesterday at the State Armory, with 740 people photographed. Earlier, 900 examinations were done at Raymond and Corry Jimestown plants, making a two day total 1567. Focused on Lessor and Junior High, plus St Edward's students, workers from Pennsylvania Steel Co and many volunteers participated. Technicians Lewis Fortier and Francis Duke from Loutouch City assisted. Mrs Earl Haight directed PTA workers. clerical work led by Mrs O W Bracken with Mrs Wisker Nigh assisting typing. Results expected in about ten weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviay
Erie County Health and Tuberculosis Society
State Armory
Raymond and Corfy-Jamestown
St. Edward’s School
Pennsylvania
Sieele Go
Lewis Fortier
Francis Duke
Lou Telytch City
Mics Hepler
Earl Haight
PTA
0. W. Bracken
Wisker
Coal Wage Board Nears Approval After Long Strike
War Labor Board ready to assent to the wage pact worked out by John K Lewis and Harold Ickes but a possible bloc vote split looms. Production lags, with estimates 4 million tons behind schedule and miners in Pennsylvania uncertain about the back-to-work order.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Labor Board
John K. Lewis
Els
Harold Ickes
Industrey
Pennsylvania
UMW
John J. Lewis
United States Bureau’ Af
Senate push on Moscow pact in postwar cost sharing
Bulletin items from Washington Philadelphia and Jersey City report Senate sponsors pressing a broad international tech ration measure while a Truman committee study suggests repaying Britain for lend lease ships and possibly US acquisition of British oil reserves in Asia and the Dutch East Indies. A Democratic sena tional group asks Roosevelt to ease the food subsidy dispute to prevent a summer-time clash in Congress. Frank Sinatra is described as relaxing amid fans in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Truman Committee
England
U. S
Asia
South Ameri
Dutch East Indies
Army Moves In To Quell Jap Rebels In Tule Lake Camp
San Francisco dispatch reports U S Army moving to quell Japanese rebels at Tule Lake camp. woven account describes mass actions by soldiers. leaders questioned by authorities. Colonel Verne Austin confirms military presence and denounces unrest. Page three.
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Tule Lake
San Francisco
Paris
Ghronjee
Cemple Siskiyou
Autis, Ater Ho ciViion
Sinirdh Wits Hedtey
Sid 4H
Remingine Disturbisces
Verne Austin
Wifors
Minti Ray Best
Tata
Erie R R Tie Up Delays Freight Wreck Aftermath
Late last night Exie Limited No 1 became the first train to traverse the cleared main line after a derailment near Steambore the prior evening. The incident halted east and westbound schedules causing detours via Dayton while crews worked to remove debris and restore wartime freight runs. One crew member, Frank Pieres of Meadville, was hospitalized with injuries though not serious. others suffered minor bruises. Remaining trains resumed on time by morning and most freight traffic in Jamestown and Splamanen yards was moved as Erie schedules normalized.
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Exie Limited
Eleaaed
Howe
Thias
Pieres
Meadville
Saln
Ninnes
Daytonsil
Lenin
Dayton
Jamestown
Splamanen
Erie
Fire Chief Andrew Paulson Leads Annual Thanksgiving Ball
Fire Chief Andrew Paulson will lead the Stanford Hose Company annual Thanksgiving Eye Ball fundraiser on November 4 at St Edward's Hill. Volunteers urge local businesses and individuals to buy tickets to support the organization amid war appeal fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Paulson
Anmual Fort
Stanford Hose Company
St. Edward's Hill
Paulson
New Aerial Assault Intensifies in Western Germany and Northern France
American Flying Fortresses and Liberators joined by Thunderbolts struck targets in western Germany while medium bombers hit northern France. RAF Mosquitos reinforced the raid as the daybreak assault followed a record 24 hour bombardment. Early returns suggest a new peak in tonnage unleashed on the enemy. Fire still burned in dues selfore from the prior night’s explosion produces significant damage.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Medin Milier
France
U.S
Pita
Wilhioluishurer
Lkely
Duseldort Weeneday
Mehi
Masquitc Mars
Sinek i Wich
First Tickets For Corry Premiere Sold Thursday
Tickets for Corry's premiere of This Is The Array echo a wartime Army benpile plan. Rey Theater in Berlin will host a 7:45 PM premiere on November 13 with a 1.10 dollar ticket price. Shamburg News Store reports four sales in the first hour as seating caps fill fast. Blish chairs the Cory committee with Ly Rice arranging a twenty-person orchestra for a two-concert program before the Army feature.
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Corry
Berlin
Rey Theater
Nolincell
Shamburg
Vale
Yanehed
Cory Nommites
Blish
Chalrotan
Aumau
Le Bounty Now On Draft Board
Frank A. LeBounty, four member of Iseultyeffe Edinbara State Teachers College, has been appointed to the district draft board at Union City. He fills a vacancy created by the designation of Dr. Chviarini sen.
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Frank A. Lesounty
Iseultyeffe Edinbara State Teachers College 4
Edinhope
Ithe
Union City
LeBounty
Chviarinisen
City Urges Emergency Scrap Drive for Metal Salvage
City salvage chair Theo E. Williams announces a town wide scrap collection before November 12 to gather aluminum and steel, copper, and other metals. Volunteers will place items in cartons at designated depots and operate city trucks with county departmen t support to collect materials ahead of winter weather.
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Williams
Rainer Uilerty
Gul Cheey
Collec
Hon
Theo E. Williams
Williams Giileet
Willing
Seni High
Gma Hd
Corry Salvage
VFW
Jeertons
Costello Son Drowns Then Radio Return Despite Tragedy
Hollywood reports Lou Costello returned to radio after an eight month layoff despite the death of his son in a swimming accident at the Costello estate. He appeared with Bud Abbott and aimed to keep the audience calm, delivering his usual stage patter while Mickey Rooney supported him. After the show, Costello received medical assistance for the emotional strain, with Dr. Victor Ovener guiding the broadcast recovery.
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Funny Man
Associated Press Hollywood
Lou Costello
Upe
Costello, Jr
Costello
Tau
Bud Abbott
Mickey Rooney
Jy and Snet
Ily Physialing
Victor Ovener
Vinelm
Farega
Fate of Nation to Be Decided in Coming Days
Amid Russia’s heavy losses and Finland’s fragile position, German prospects dim as Finland faces potential separate peace. Swedish reports suggest Finnish leaders may seek Moscow talks for peace terms. Red Army advances near Kiev and in White Russia raise stakes, with massive casualties claimed by the Russians.
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Associated Press
Pate
Germany
Finland
Arctic
Leningrad
Stockholm
Sooiat Demokviden
Minish
Invipuiecord
Jaan Panski
Russia
Moscow
Pinland
Passikivi
Newspayer
Social Democrat
Ha “Oed
K. A. Fagerholm
Alale
George A. Gripenberg
Sweden
United States
Jess
Imperian Tae
Tor Ani
Red Army
Dnieper
Kiev
Frierson
Crimean
Rumashat
Glm
Dimfr
White Russia
Nevok
Ans
Stalin
Corry Jamestown Officers Elected
Corry Jamestown Mig Corp held a directors meeting in the city Thursday afternoon and heard the annual reports of the president and general manager. Officers elected: R. Hillstrom chairman, D. A. Hillstrom president and general manager, R. C. Anderson vice president, R. E. Larson vice president, H. A. Keppel treasurer, D. Armour Alstromi secretary. Resolutions noted the death of board member Rev. A. McBen der. The company, in its twenty third year, has shifted from peacetime production to defense related equipment since World War I.
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Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
R. Hillstrom
D. A. Hitlstrom
R.C. Anderson
R. E. Larson
HA. Keppel
D. Armour Alstromi
A. MC Bennfider
Fie Doard
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Garigliana River
15Th U.S. Air Force
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RAF
Venatro
BBC
I Al~giera
Venesoa
Eden
Dardanelles
Washingtons
Rosevelt
Philadelphia
Constitutional Convention
The
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Philly Murray
Sinatra
Jersey City
N. J
Hasbrouck Heights
Nid
Willem Soimers
Foy
Mayar
A. Attoderberaer
Twglake
Gillert
Tileiele
de Chrowieln
Erier. R
Ardy Paulson
Western
H. Lynn Rice
le Bounty
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