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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1944

Page

5

Allied air raids strike German targets in major campaign

Allied planes pressed a sweeping weekend bombing surge across western and northern Germany. Eighth Air Force bombers joined Fortresses and RAF heavy bombers in attacks on Ruhr steel and coal centers, oil refineries near Hamburg and Ruhr rail hubs, as Mosquito and Thunderbolt escorts protected missions. The campaign, in its 36 hour window, targeted Solingen and Regensburg as part of a broader effort to cripple Germany’s war industry and transport network.

Ti Sensy & Jameson Wrnoe GAP Germany Bie Mai Herburg Ruhr Ess Fta Abe Betas Thunderbolts Solingen

World Today fragment summary

Fragmented report notes British actions on Maas River and near Aachen with allied and Soviet emphasis. Mentions Budapest resistance, Japanese and Allied naval activity, and Southeast Asian operations with limited readable specifics.

Blood Test Program Opens In Dothan And Houston

Dothan and Houston County residents began blood tests for syphilis at three city stations with no delays. James Brown led the program as attendance figures were not available at Moody Hospital and Negro Highland Baptist Church. City Hall reported 155 people tested between nine and eleven.

Dothan Houston County James Brown Peld Statens Moody Hospital Negro Highland Baptist Church City Hall

Cirminello quadruplets near 80 percent survival mark

AP reports Cirminello quadruplets at Lying-In Hospital near 80 percent survival after birth. Baby Michael and girls C and D show dehydration treated with subcutaneous fluids. Mother Kathleen Carmnello recovering from last Wednesday caesarean. father Joseph Carmnello back at work.

Philadelphia Ralph M. Tyson Michael Kathleen Carmnello Papa Joseph Carminello Sécrities and Exchange Commission Ciryninello Kathleen Cirminello

Wives of Major Candidates Play Silent Campaign Roles

Washington AP reports that wives of the four leading candidates influence voters while their husbands campaign. Mrs Roosevelt faces criticism over public activity, Mrs Dewey travels with her husband and appears gracious, Mrs Bricker remains largely at home, and Mrs Truman mostly stays in Washington as her husband splits time on the road.

Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Thomas E. Dewey Roosevelt Brankfold Dewey John W. Brickershe Barry G. Truman Wanhington

Climactic Leyte fight nears as Ormoc presses defense

General MacArthur's headquarters report heavy 155 mm Long Toms pounded Japanese concentrations at dawn. American infantrymen of the 36th Division attacked west of Dasm as 500 Japanese corpses lay on the field. Pinamapoan fell to US forces, 24th Division moved toward Ormoc, and a climactic battle for central Leyte was shaping up amid air and sea actions and renewed Japanese attempts to reinforce via Carigara Bay.

Marlin Spencer MacArthur Philippines Army Berbo Leyte Chan Ormoc Dasam Entile Batttlefield 10Th Corps Dagami-Jaro Elmont Waite Associated Press Cutenant Carigara Pinamopean Ormec Barbay Philippine Island Ormoc-Pinamapuan Ormac Pinamopoan Cangara Carigara Bay Nin Douglas MacArthur Negros Cebus Islands Tokyo Lamon Bay Luzon Island

Weekend Drunkenness Surge Swells Police Records

Inebriated citizens filled city and county police logs over a busy weekend. Police booked 64 cases, with 48 in the city and 16 in the county. City cases included 29 drunkenness, 8 disorderly conduct, 2 assault and battery, and single counts of pelt larceny, driving while intoxicated, and jumping bond. County arrests totaled 15 for public drunkenness and one peace warrant.

Stalin Says Germany Beaten and Budapest Fighting Rages

Predictions of 2 000 to 3 000 votes in Houston County for tomorrow's general election. Constitutional amendments expected to draw more voters. Voting machines used except in two beats with paper ballots. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in most areas, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Beats Nine and Fourteen. Turn to No 16 on Page 8.

Houston County Kinsey Dupree School House Orars Anay Dothan

Russians Air Rumor Of Dewey Assassination Plot

Izvestia claims rumors spread among foreign correspondents that Republicans plan a fake plot to assassinate Dewey to sway votes. It blames American Communists for the provocation and cites fear that late timing would prevent denial or investigation. Dewey had no comment. Roosevelt was in Hyde Park.

Moscow Izvestia Gos Dewey Gov Albany Roosevelt Hyde Park Reichstag Germany Tavestia Republican Party United States

Allies Strike Singapore in Daring Long-Distance Raid

Giant B29 Superfortresses of the 20th Air Force targeted Singapore and the Pangkalan-Brandon refinery on Sumatra in a daylight raid described as the longest yet by the force. Communiques reported good to excellent results with direct hits on a control house in a Singapore drydock and on a Japanese ship, while Tokyo denied damage.

Washington Japan Great Naval Base Singapore 20Th Air Force Manchuria Sumatra Malay Peninsula Britain Pangkalan- Brandon Tokyo Pangkalan - Brandon Commounique Far East

Chinese Fight Nips To Standstill In Linchow Sector

Chinese High Command reports Japanese forces forced to halt 45 miles from Liuchow as three enemy columns converge on the city. Reinforcements arrive for Japan from the east while battles rage in Hsiujen and Mosun suburbs. Kweilin, a key city 95 miles northeast, remains under heavy attack with Chinese defenders resisting as fate of the city appears sealed.

Liuchow Hsiujen Mosun Liu Chow Kwellin Kwangsi Province West Kweinslen Kweiln Kwangse

British Suffer Heavy Losses In Walcheren Landing

Allied forces pressed a broad assault along a 50 mile front across Walcheren and beyond. British and Canadian troops recaptured Zeeland pockets while estimating German losses at about 85,000 as the campaign freed Dutch territory. American forces pressed from Hurtgen to Schmidt with minor gains elsewhere.

William Frye London Maas West Holand Rotterdam Scrigna Marshel Walther von Model Antwerp Netherlands West Schelde Wane Alte Iwan Garth S-Hertogenbosch Moerdik Bridge Willermstae Ferry Thaler Island St. Philips-land Walcheren Island Veere Middelburg First Army Hurtgen Schmidt Meijel Holland Amchen Metz Vosges Mountains Hurtgen Forest Aachen Germany T Roups Arnhem Marshal Montgomery Weaterm Tolland Moerdijk Wittemstad Magullon Tactical Air Force Walcheren Middelkurz Schelde

Nationwide polls show FDR leading in election eve

Three of five nationwide polls show President Roosevelt ahead of Gov. Thomas E Dewey. The Fortune Survey of Public Opinion puts Roosevelt at 53.6 percent to 46.4 for Dewey. A secret ballot poll gives Roosevelt 52.5 percent to 47.5 for Dewey. Emil Hurja cited a 23-county, 15-state survey indicating Dewey would win 364 electoral votes to 167 with Dewey at 52 percent of the popular vote.

New York Roosevelt Thomas E Dewey Fortune Dewey Emil Hurja Pathfinder Magazine

Curtain Lowering On Race Roosevelt Speaks Tonight

President Roosevelt begins his fourth term campaign with a Hudson Valley tour plan. He will vote at Hyde Park town hall and speak in six valley appearances from Highland to Poughkeepsie, with a 15 minute final radio address between 10 and 11 p.m. ET on a Democratic National Committee network broadcast.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Hudson Valley Hyde Park Town Hall Highland Beacon Kingston Newburgh Wappingers Falls Poughkeepsie

Dewey to End Campaign With National Broadcast Address

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey prepared a nationwide radio and television speech from the New York executive mansion to urge support for his presidential bid. The prime time address aired 31 to 11 15 p m on all four major networks and followed a Madison Square Garden speech rebroadcast later today.

Jack Bell Albany N. Y Thomas E. Dewey Executive Mansion Norn'nee Roosevelt Madison Square Garden Mutual Dewey New York City Tara

Roosevelt Invited to Pay Paris Visit

The French Provisional Government invited President Roosevelt to Paris, sending a flier to Secretary Hull via Henri Hoppenot noting the French would be especially glad if the President could accompany the Chief Executive. Speculation linked a potential Roosevelt Churchil Stalin summit, with a Paris visit possible en route to a conference, though French unsettled conditions could block it.

Roosevelt Paris Washington Hull Henri Hoppenot Church-no Stalin Audi France

Prospects Excellent Says Chiang Kai-Shek

Chiang Kai-Shek tells the Associated Press that prospects are excellent for close Chinese American military political and economic cooperation. He says President Roosevelt’s explanation of Stilwell’s recall was adequate and has no further comment. The message from Chungking was sent to Kent Cannar executive director of the Associated Press and received in New York.

Chiang Kai-Shek Associated Press Joseph W. Stilwell Washington Stibwell Chiang Roosevelt Shiwell China Chungking Kent Canoror New York The A. P

Red Army Advances As Budapest Battle Rages

Soviet troops combined infantry and armored units encircled Budapest from north and south as German defenses on the Danube were pressured. Stalin claimed heavy Red losses for Germany but hailed Allied gains in France and Italy while preparing for a decisive Danube crossing.

Russia France Belgium Italy Stalin Red Army London Budapest Hea Danube Buda Bucharest Upest Curepel Hungaria Moscow Damuibe Taxsony Tisza

Japs Claim Sinkings of American Vessels

San Francisco AP report says Touhy submarines off the Pacific coast sunk several tankers and transport ships per a Japanese news agency dispatch. No timing given and no confirmation from American sources. no recent verified sinkings announced.

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