Churchill and Stalin near new Polish settlement in Moscow
President Roosevelt backs a strong Poland as Churchill and Stalin move to unite rival Polish factions in Moscow. Polish government in exile leader Mikolajczyk heads to the capital to negotiate with the Soviet backed National Liberation Committee, while London hosts exiled officials and foreign minister Romer.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Poland
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
Moscow
London
Psa
Charles Bozmurek
Polish-American Congress
Russia
White House
Snaders
Polisd National Liberation Committee
Stanislaw Mikolajcans
Stanislaw Mikolajcnuk
Polish Committee of National Liberation
Tadeuss Romer
Fraf Ladislas Grabsky
Jahor
Alpheus Beebe Found Dead In His Home
Alpheus Beebe a resident of ureione was found dead at his home on East shreet about 1b delock this morning. Harry Jewell discovered the body and reported death appeared natural, likely during the night. Chief Wayneigan and Deputy Coroner Charles Keating investigated. Beebe survived by a son Walter Beebe and three sisters and a stepdaughter.
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Alpheus Beebe
Ureione
East Shreet
Delock
Harry Jewell
Beebe md
Mr. Jewell
Lin
Jewell
Pole Wiynigan
Charles Keating
Walter Bebe
Union City
Bad
Alepsona
Eisenhower Sees Tough Job Ahead
General Eisenhower told reporters the Allied effort faces a hard, certain job as they press toward victory. He expressed confidence in Allied resolve and the will of the United States Britain France and nations to carry the war through to final victory despite German resistance and supply problems.
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Associated Press Supreme Headquarters
Eisenhower
Laday
Salite
Aachen
Ameden Bus
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Heeh
First Airborne Division
Arnehem
Folline
Spring Creek Boy Reported Killed in Action
Frank O Miller, a Spring Creek youth and son of Clem and (Mrs) Miller near the Mein Corners, was killed in action in the Mediterranean theater. He served in North Africa, Sicily, and Italy, participating in the Allied advance and the invasion of Southern France. He joined the Army nearly ten years ago.
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Frank O
Milller
Spring Creek
Clem ‘Miller
Mein Corners
al Prince
War Départment
Mediterranean
North
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Fir
Miller
France
Puich
Treasury report details debt and expenditures in Washington
Treasury report from October 12 shows total debt at 711 million 110 thousand 800 dollars and expenditures of 401 thousand 728 dollars and 106 cents. Receipts total 199a18.52.06. Position figures are listed for October.
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Treasury
Washington
Receinte
Tet Balatice
Fis Qbosnasonis
Bist Infantry Unopposed on Bairakaseru
U S Pacific Fleet reports American forces landed unopposed on Bairakaseru near Peleliu as part of multiple offensives in the Palau and Borneo theaters. Tokyo broadcast notes attacks on Balikpapan and Formosa with mixed Allied confirmations, while Morotai bars thwart Japanese salvage attempts. The piece also mentions a WAC recruitment urging Pennsylvania’s 28th Division women to serve as honorary replacements.
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Morotai
Associated Press
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Palaus
Tokyo
Borneo
Bist
Batraka Serur Fele
Peleliu
Chester W. Nimie
Garakayo
Pelellyy
Tokyo Radio
Federal Communications Commission
Menit
Air
Galikpapan
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
Balikpap
Takao
Taiwan
Tsichu
Tainan
Italy
Tam
Tokya
Pelolius
Wimits
Nimits
Palau
Pelelitt
Sale Se
Angaur Island
Felelit
Central Pacific
Babelthuiap
Twodima
Volcano
Moronai
Philippines
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Cavernor Martin
Ali Sini
Conty War Fund Drive Opens Next Week in 1944 Plan
iAll divisions to open drive next Monday as Conty launches its 1944 War Fund campaign. Dallas Ginsley chairs Corry group with subheads for Raymond plant Carl Hinman and Miss Agnes Lynch. Aero plant group and Golden Rule Club join effort. Early next week general organizing meeting set. Walter Hindman to report first results toward a 912,500 city quota while county fund supports war service agencies and aims for a wartime emergency surplus.
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Conty
Dallas Ginsley
Corry Organization
Carl ‘Hinman
Raymond Plant
Agnes Lynch
Corry-Jamestown
Smiley
Walter Hindman
Ajix
Corty
Corry Gas Stations Hold Adequate Supplies Amid Shortages
Corry service stations report adequate gasoline on hand while other towns in the district including Erie face tight supplies under rationing. Stations say they have managed to meet demand during shortages, though some nearby towns have closed for days. Ethyl gas allotments remain limited, with stations receiving small premium allocations.
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Corry
Erie
Java
Hungary on Verge of Military Knockout
The Moscow and Associated Press report heavy Soviet advances in Hungary as Russian forces overrun Magyar defenses along a 120 mile front near Budapest. Debrecen, Hungarys third largest city, is said to have fallen or been breached, with Allied air power striking targets around the region. The situation signals a potential collapse of Hungarian resistance and broader German strategic uncertainty as battles extend across Transylvania and the Balkan front.
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Hungary
Magyar Defenses
AY Associate Press
London
Debrecen
Budapest
Moscow
Old City
Tritty
Hitler
Balkan
Austria
Hnnary
FaustAn
Leray
Transylvania
Marshall Tito
Prisvin
Gas Rationing Work Moves Quickly in Corry
Corry rationing officials moved fast to issue new A ration books. Mrs. Marion Feldhus in charge and volunteers assist as applications are examined and approved within 48 hours. More than 300 books expected today, with coupons usable after November 7.
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Stark
Corry
Marion Feldius
Ofice
Feldhus
Florida vacationers may be stranded amid transportation cuts
Florida tourists traveling south by train face a high risk of being stranded when returning home, the Office of Defense Transportation said. Director Mcong Johnsos warned that under no circumstances will feeder trains be offered to bridge gaps to destinations, as wartime travel limits tighten crossings northward.
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Anns
Washington
Florida
Brazilian expeditionary forces smash Lonny near Guitteana
World War II bulletin reports Brazilian expeditionary forces smashing Lonny near Guitteana, 29 miles inland from La Spezia. Other columns push toward Tu Sheet, with Allied air units delivering heavy bomber strikes around Bologna and Albanian port Sarande.
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Rome
Lonny
Guitteana
la Spezia
Serchiy
Barga
Galticano
River Conference at Oil City Saturday
Delegates from the Allegheny river communities between Pittsburgh and Warren will attend the annual convention of the Allegheny River Improvement Association in Oil City on Saturday afternoon. Speakers will include Capt. William B. Rodgers of Pittsburgh, Capt. Donald T Wright editor of the Waterways Journal, St. Louis Mo, Capt. Tree Way Wickliley steamboat pilot and author, and Harold Putnam of Warren Pa, among others. The association aims to deepen navigation of the Allegheny river from East Brady to Oil City and Warren.
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Oil City
Allegheny River Rominiliniies
Pittsburgh
Warvers
Allegheny River
Joseph Riesenmat
Jey
Frank
Ih Bess Ateodtaben
Willismn B. Rodgers
Donald T- Wright
Waterways Journal
St. Latin
Tree Way
Steamboat
Hareid Putnam
Warrén
East Brady
Warren
Allied bombers hit Bremen and Wanne-Eickel raid Germany
About 730 Flying Fortresses attacked an aluminum components factory at Bremen while RAP heavies targeted synthetic oil plants at Wanne-Eickel. American bombers escorted by Thunderbolts and Mustangs also struck other targets in northwestern Germany and a Lancastrian force hit Breskens in Holland. Mosquitos carried out night raids on Berlin with minimal losses. Hundreds of bomber crews remained on alert for possible participation in the Aachen raid.
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Associeteed
London
Flying Fortresses de Liberators
Bremen
RAP Heavies
Wanne
Ramh
Germany
Austria
U.S. 15Th Airforce
Wanne-Wickel
Essen
Holland
Breskens
Whee
Berlin
Aachen
Elby
RAP
Walcheren Island
Army Commends Corry CAP Unit For Service
Middletown officers forward a letter of appreciation to Lawrence Thomas praising Corry Civil Air Patrol members for assisting at the Lawrence Airport accident involving First Lieutenant William R. Jewell of the CAP. The note, signed by base commander Samuel F. Shireman, expresses gratitude for the CAP cooperation during the September 2, 1964 incident.
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Middletown
Jewell
Olmeter Bird
Lawrence Thomas
Lawrence Ampare
Giyil Air Parval
Ublaclty
Pirst Liew
William R. Jewell
Civil Air Patrol
Corry
Osplitin
Air Coma
Ac Bake
Smash German Push Relieved Forces In City
Allied artillery and dive bombers pour in constant fire as German efforts to relieve the city are pressed. Fighting remains heavy north and east of the urban area with improved positions reported. Reinforcements land across the Schelde as Maizières and Metz endure intense combat.
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Maizierres Les Metz
Schelde
Canadians Press To Clear Coastal Sections In Aachen Drive
Allied forces surge toward Aachen as First Army doughboys press to relieve the besieged garrison. Bombers and fighters pound German positions along the Niederruhe front. Reports say heavy casualties and counterattacks ebb as British and American units advance, with Sapois captured and Moselle bridgehead extended.
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Assocnasea Pris
London
First Army
Aachen
Opolnabtt
Don
Aled Hoops
Baja
Arnheme
Holland
Safes
Neder Ruhe
Haaren
Herth of Aschen
Bartenberg
Aschett
Monsatsu-Duren
Quile
Hurtgen
Tosing
Manneres Les Metz
Letricouirt
Noney
Hpiwt
Les Thiol
Wicard
Sapois
Moselotte
Rhineland
Soblene
Cologne
Spechil
Major Bong Again Top Fighter Ace By Associated
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS New Guinea Oct 12 Major Richard T Bong leads as America’s top fighter with 30 confirmed victories after an unscheduled demonstration. TheWisconsin flyer, known for gunnery instruction, briefly went into combat near enemy zeros and shot down two planes.
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Major Bong
Associated
Allied
New Guinea
Richard T. Bong
America
Wis
Army
Filer
Lesdling
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