Nazi Propaganda in Warsaw Cited by Allied News
London report from AP outlines Nazi propagandists exploiting Warsaw uprising to sow discord among Allies. Berlin broadcasts claim Moscow backs the Polish government in exile while the Communist London Daily Worker accuses Western powers and the Kremlin of manipulating events. Proposals suggest Polish leadership in London should be dissolved. propaganda aims to erode Allied unity and undermine the Warsaw insurgents.
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London
Warsaw
Bey
Moscow
Berlin
Associated Press
Nes
Poush
Thear Eguidzpen
Warranshad
Kremlin
London Daily Worker
Ware Fou
United Nations
Hame
Lemden
Red Army
Jeff Warsaw
National Liberation Committee
Jong O
W D Douglas Killed In French Fighting
Private W D Douglas son of Mr Beleur Douglas of Columbia route one was killed in action in France on September 4 per War Department notification to his mother. Survived by mother wife Margaret Batlitt Douglas Adamsville Ala two brothers Eudone and Raymond and two sisters Nelle B Jones Ava Mae Newmans both of Columbia route one. He had been overseas since November 24 1945. The 48th annual Houston County Sacred Harp singing convention will meet October 7-8 at the courthouse with M1 singers invited and officials aiming for the best session yet. Officials: B P Paynes Sr chairman C R Harrison president Wy Lisenby secretary.
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W. D. Douglas
Beleur Douglas
Columbia Route One
France
War Department
Margaret Batlitt Douglas
Adamsville
Ala
Eudone
Raymond Douglas
Nelle B. Jones
Ava Mae Newmans
Pic. Douglas
Houston County
Sacred Harp Singing Convention
B. P. Paynes
R. Harrison
Lisenby
Negro Settles Civil Action For Twenty-Five Cents
A swalk for Bernie Davis was served on Cunimor for twenty five cents. Field court between Dasag Bailey Kea ty Lugo Co. Davis pays court costs and winner's fees. Davis owes twenty five cents on a promissory note due August 1943.
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Bernie Davis
Dasag
Bailey Keaty
Lugo Co
Davis
Joan
Beius
Aino Edaing
Bayi
Refugees flood town as cholera spreads amid Japanese advance
Thousands of refugees pour into the town as cholera spreads. Most arrive by train from the Kwellin area, with space in crowded cars taken by goods and rice. Roosevelt notes 20,000 tons of military supplies landed in China monthly, while Adm. Suetsugu predicts a far reaching impact on the general war situation as the Philippines fate looms.
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Kwellin
Lanchow
Roosevelt
China
Nobumasa Suetsugu
Tokyo Radio
Philippines
Hitler forces Brauchitsch to back unity with regime
The text describes Hitler compelling retired Field Marshal Walther von Brauchitsch to sign a unity appeal against an officer putsch. The article appeared in the Voelkischer Beobachter and was actually penned by Hellmuth Suendermann, who urged Germans to meet Allied advances with scorched earth measures.
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Hitler
Walther von Brauchitsch
von Brauchitech
Himmler
Hellmuth Suendermann
Reich
Bangs disease concerns raised by Alabama officials
Dr. Venable said Bangs disease is highly contagious among cattle and spread by infested herds. He noted it can cause undiluted fever in humans drinking milk from infected cows, and he would be accompanied before the Board of Revenue by Dr. E. E Williams and Dr. Lauderdale, officials overseeing Bangs work and animal industry in Alabama.
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Cass
Venable
Board of Revenue
E. E Williame
Alabama
Lauderdale
Bureau of Animutl
Bang
American Seventh Army advances near Epinal and Belfort Gap
Continued from page Que, the report notes the Seventh Army creating weather-like pressure on the Vosges front and liberating Grandvilliers Devicomont and Lepanges northeast of Epinal, while pushing further south into the Belfort Gap valley entrance.
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Gant
Nancy
Vosages
Seventh Army
Grandviliers
Devcimont
Lepanges
Epinal
Belfort Gap
Seamen Clubs and Drive Rally District Support
Merchant seamen on six continents and five seamen's clubs are noted as part of the service. In commenting on the forthcoming drive Dees calls for broad citizen participation from Dothan and Houston County. He aims to finish the drive within two weeks with active involvement from Dathan and surrounding towns.
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Dees
Dothan
Houston County
Dathan
Houston County Health Clinics Record Attendance and Treatments
Officials reported the Houston County venereal disease clinics operated three afternoons weekly totaling 645 attendees and 757 treatments during the month at the county health department. Rotax mild water softener highlighted. Ang claims safer than some others for washing woolens silk and delicate fabrics. Roiling water runoff from height described as removing meat stains from household articles.
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Houston County
County Health Department
Funeral rites held for Mrs Mollie Deal
Funeral services for Mrs Mollie Besl 78 of Anton Route one died Monday afternoon in Tuscaloosa hospital were held in the morning at Old Salem Church. Burial followed in the church cemetery with Headland Mortuary in charge. Surviving are two sons J W Davie Louisville and H Davis Ozark two sisters Mrs J T Missildine Blountstown Fla and Lizzie Doster Ariton Route two.
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Mollie Besl
Anton Route Ures
Tuscaloosa Hospital
Old Salem Church
Church
Headland
J. WR. Davie
Louisville
Poll Tax Paid By Sixty Three Here
The Houston County tax collector reports 63 residents became qualified voters yesterday by paying poll tax for the next year. Tax collector Alan Gwalishey notes some of the paid entries include seven Negroes. Names were not released. Books stay open through February. first time payers gain voting eligibility after February.
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Houston County
Taway
Alan, Gwalishey
Russian Offensive Push Across Balkans Deepens War Drive
Russian forces shifted armored units into Yugoslavia striking toward Belgrade as 46 000 Germans still retreat through the Lower Balkans. Red Army fronts hem Hungary with new advances in Transylvania while Soviet and Yugoslav Partisans push on Petrovgrad Bela Crkva and Vrsac. Bulgarian troops fight under Russian command near the Belgrade corridor.
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Balkans
Rodion Y. Malnovksy
Hungary
Red Army
Transsylvania
Muyeshu
West Bank
Regu
Budapest
Romania
Finland
Carpatha- Ukraine
Law Ochite
Baltic
Leamd
Govorov
Leningrad
Hiiu
Dag
Gulf of Finland
Gulf of
Fuga
Max
Virsuc
Alma
Marshal Tito
Belgrade
Sofia
Seven Scouts Approved For Advancement At Court Of Honor
At the Court of Honor in Sloconb last night seven Scouts were approved for advancement and 23 merit badges awarded. Recipients advancing to second class include Jimmy Harris and others. first class were Charles Hardwick. Merit awards list Charles Hardwick Ammie Parrish Hugh Kelley Jimmy Metis with badges in safety first aid woodcarving and related crafts.
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Fea
Conke
Jimmy Harris
Rugh F ‘Hinson
David Hidle
Ammie Parrish
Paul Kelley
Charles Bronson
Charles Hardwick
Hugh Kelley
Jimmy Metis
Toein
Political Campaign Serves Voters With Varied Menu Today
The campaign cycle brings attacks from Dewey and Bricker on the last 12 years of In-laws, plus Truman backs a majority vote for international treaty approval. Mrs. Roosevelt defends New Deal, urges postwar tax simplification. Dewey signals tax law revision in early administration. Truman vows support for majority rule in an international body if needed. Roosevelt says White House alliances depend on friendships, not her views. Remaining speaking engagements and schedule updates follow, with Roosevelt noting no speeches beyond Thursday.
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Bricker
Truman
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Roosevelt
Women's National Press Club
Washington
Senate
House
White House
Bucker
St Lews
NBC
Charleston
W. V
Jackson War Fund quota set at 7500 dollars
Marianna and surrounding communities prepare for the national War Fund drive scheduled October 9 to November 11. County chairman F T MacKinnon leads efforts with local chairs in Marianna Sneads Graceville Grand Ridge Greenwood Alford Bascom Campbellton and the Marianna Army Air Field. County total includes Marianna 4000 Malone 350 Sneads 350 Grand Ridge 150 Greenwood 250 Cottondale 400 Round Lake 150 Alford 150 Bascom 175 Campbellton 150 and Marianna Army Air Field 800.
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Marianna
Jackson County
National War Fund
F. T. MacKinnon
John F. McFarlin
Lee Childs
Sneads
Claude Tindel
Graceville
George Lawrence
Grand Ridge
Walter Anderson
Greenwood
W. O. Wells
Alford
Walter Wynant
Marianna Army Air Field
Malone
Cottondale
Round Lake
New Orleans and New York Cotton Market Quotes
Open high low and close figures for October December May and July contracts listed for New Orleans and New York. Prices show variations with Mech values included, indicating mechanical adjustments and ending bids around the low to mid 22s for most contracts.
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New Orleans
New York
Kiwanians To Meet At Napier Field Officers Club
The Do than Kiwanis Club plans its weekly meeting next Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the Officers Club Napier Field announced by president M Ling The nominating committee to select officers for the Kiwanis year includes Raymond Spann chair Asbury Blount Solomon Baxter W R Jordan and H K Martin Pettus was inducted as a new member by Rev Sam C Reeves education committee chairman Guests included Warrant Officer Jimmy Baxley and Lieutenant Arthur Zbinden.
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Dothan Kiwanis Club
Napier Field
M. Ling
Kiwanis
Raymond Spann
Asbury Blount
Solomon Baxter
W. R. Jordan
H. K. Miartn
W. BH. Pettus
Sam C. Reeves
Jimmy Baxley
Arthur Zbinden
Browns Beat Cardinals in Low-Scoring Ninth Inning
In a tight game Mort Cooper pitched seven for the Cardinals and Donnelly followed with six for the Browns. McQuinn supplied the only offense with a two-run homer as St Louis and Cleveland traded zeroes until a late Browns rally produced two runs in the ninth, Marion scoring on a dropped ball and a sequence ending with Kurowski and Stephens out.
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Moore
Liliwhiler
Marion
Verban
Mort Cooper
Bevenih
Cardinals
Bergamo
Garma
McQuinn
Hopp
Kreevich
Sanders
Browns
Kurowski
Hayworth
Siuw Brounder
Gatehouse
Brownies
Browne
Donnelly
Lanbsteridge
Mort
Copper
Stephens
Musial
Laabs
Cooper
Glands
Christman
Gutteridge
Ken O'Dea
Cener
D ‘Sanders
Rtw
C .Kurowski
Litwhiler
Fallon
M. Cooper
Browna
Garms
P Hayworth
Galehouse
Manon Lo
Joe M. Cooper
Releasoe
O'Das
Musigl
Ww. Cooper
Lanbs
Kreavich
Galehours
Kurowaki
Bile
Pittcher
Black man charged in Maxwell Field cadet wife slaying
Montgomery reports Warney Tames, an African American who returned from Muncie to face two rape charges, confessed to killing Mrs. Drew, wife of a cadet at Maxwell Field. Police say the confession includes details of luring her, a struggle in a drainage ditch, and disposal of belongings. Grand Jury to hear case.
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Drew
James
Screws
Montgomery
Sam Stearns
James C. Keefe
Maxwell Field Military Police
Hartwell Hatton
The
Montgomery Advertiser
Donald C. MacQuire
Presbyterian Winnister
Easter Thomalin
Decatur
Maxwell Field
Muncie
Nazi Propaganda Claims Allies Press Germany With Offensive
Goebbels and Himmler report from official agencies claim Allied forces opened a broad offensive aimed at ending the war in Europe before winter and before U.S. elections. They warn of a German civil administration collapse and vow harsh reprisals for occupiers while urging a fortress defense with a fanatical population to harass and pin down Allied troops.
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Speers
Dalle
Turenc
Derun
Leosbbels Xaig
Europe
United States
Roosevelt
Campaig
Goebbels
Reich
Getapo
Heinrich Himmler
Das Schwarze Kory Ae
Tito
Himmler
Aachen
DNB
Western Free
Wocklys
Four Enter Pleas To Drunkenness In Court Calendar
Four defendants pleaded guilty to public drunkenness in the Court of Common Pleas and were fined five dollars and costs by Judge J Norton Mullins Jr. Ten of twenty one cases were continued. Two individuals pleaded guilty to vagrancy and paid one dollar plus costs. A third was fined ten dollars and costs.
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Court of Common Pleas
J. Norton Mullins, Jr
Local Selective Service calls for pre-induction exams
Board Two and Board Three announce multiple pre-induction physical exam sessions this month totaling about 125 registrants aged 18 to 28. First call is Oct 10 for 100 men, Oct 16 for 100, and Oct 23 for 93, all white. Exams may not lead to immediate duty, as furloughs are granted only after fitness determinations.
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Coke Alvie Jones, Jr
Raymond Rudolph Givens
Vernon Avis Ivey
Henry Clayton Jordan
Paul Burkett
Hugo Black Griggs
Board Two
Board Three
Selective Service
Neutrals Warned By U S England In Axis Asset Safeguards
The United States and Britain warned neutrals to prevent Axis leaders from retaining wealth or sheltering assets in neutral territories. A State Department statement says enemies are increasing efforts to preserve assets as defeat looms, and requests urge nations to curb transfers and protect wealth tied to fascist regimes. Argentina did not comply with the requests.
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Washington
Thi
United States
Nati
Emy
State Department
Arguina
Aventina
Buenos Aires
Mosquitoes on three successive raids over Ruhr
The Ruhr is described as isolated by water from the North Sea and central and eastern Germany after the bombing of the Dortmund-Ems Canal on Sept. 23. Air Ministry called it the most important air attack. Reconnaissance shows barges sunk in the canal and damaged flood gates. Floodwaters threaten hundreds of acres behind the Siegfried Line. A flood endangers troops on Walten Island off the Dutch coast as RAF Lancaster bombers push toward completion of their task.
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Ruhr
North Sea
Germany
Dormund - Ems
Britit Bombera
Air Ministry
Waliten Island
RAF Lancastera
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