Ides Of November Shadow Over German People
A British style briefing reflects on the looming November and the German mood amid military setbacks in North Africa and Europe. It notes Allied advances from El Alamein to Sicily and forecasts intensified air raids, strategic pressures on Germany, and potential shifts as Goebbels hints at internal strife while awaiting new November developments.
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Germany
Muallegrad Wes
Akis Troeps
Velga
Hitler
Daleperah
FreMan
Romma
el Alamein
Alexandria
Mediterre
Traly
Europe
Ebert
India
Burma
Aled Troope
Africa
Italy
France
Greece
Balkans
Britain
Russia
Naxi
Pacific
Japan
Guadalcanal
Soemons
Estill
Australia
Solomons
New Guinea
Habaul
Aleutians
Tokyo
Moscow
West
United Nations War Fellowship
Asia
Nariem
Goebbela
Goebbels
War Production Board estimates strikes curb output
The War Production Board says strikes in Alabama and Indiana since Oct 13 have cut iron and steel output by 100,000 tons, enough to build 33 Liberty ships, 2,500 tanks, or 7,000 150 mm guns. WPB prepared to bar ornamental street lighting and advertising if strikes continue. Bituminous coal output fell by 425,000 tons week ending Oct 23 to 11.3 million. Anthracite production outlook grew more uncertain with about 32,000 of 80,000 miners working Saturday vs fewer on Friday.
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War F Production Board
Alabama
Indiana
Solid Fuels Administration
Pennsylvania
Miners observe Jobs Mitchell Day amid wage clash
Miners meet weekly to press the War Labor Board's 322 cent daily wage rise and related concessions. Fuels orders cap coal deliveries, halting domestic supply above ten days, and restricts buyers to half a ton. WLB decision and Illinois contract rejection loom as UMW leaders show little sign of acceptance.
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Moat Anthracita Union
War Labor Board
Fuels Administration
WLB
UMW
Illinois
Ilinois
John L. Lewin
Guardsmen Remove Black people From Mob
In Tuscumbia, Alabama, state guardsmen evacuated two Black brothers, Ulysses and Jesse Douglas, under life terms for robbing and killing Tom Terry, from Colbert County jail after a mob of about 100 demanded jail keys. The guard, numbering 18, arrived as the circuit judge had imposed the sentences, and the prisoners were moved to Kilby prison near Montgomery. The mob threatened to burn the doors, but militiamen dispersed the crowd.
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Tuscumbia
Als
Colbert County
Kilby
Montgomery
Tuscumbia Pollee
Lee Goodwin
Chauncey Sparks
Leslie Corkle
Goodwin
McCorkle
Ulysses
Jesse Douglas
Tom Terry
Leighton
Ala
Charles Allman
Five Under Bond On Indictments In Houston County
Houston County grand jury returned thirty six indictments last week with five defendants posting bond. Names include Mathis Blackman Jimmie Lee Flowers Junior Gibson Samuel Hawkins Steve Jackson Harold Krause James McLean Johnnia Mc Swain Geraldine Smith Edgar Smith Collie Chalker Ben Chalker Grady Roberts Mack Smokey and others. Five bond entries: Crawford Lasseter Mayhem 400 Homer Smith Assault to murder 750 Cecil Dickson Grand larceny 500 Annie Liliam Thompson Bigamy 350 Loyd Thomas Assault and battery 200. Sheriff B G Farmer noted fourteen others held in jail and a Roberts case arose after indictment. A Geneva County tip led to the arrest of Mamie Lee Barnes Edith Ray Clark details unavailable.
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Houston County Grand Jury
B. G. Farmer
Mathis Blackman
Jimmie Lee Flowers
Junior Gibson
Samuel Hawkins
Steve Jackson
Harold Krause
Camp Rucker
James McLean
Johnnia McSwain
Geraldine Smith
Edgar Smith
Collie Chalker
Ben Chalker
Grady Roberts
Mack Smokey
Farmer
Roberts
Crawford Lasseter
Homer Smith
Cacil Dickson
Annie Liliam Thompson
Loyd Thomas
Edith Ray Clark
Geneva County
Coal shortage halts heating as miners strike continues
In Dothan area, coal dealers report no stock at mines and warn there will be none until strikers return. Hundreds face heating fuel issues as residential needs shift. Hart, a Black man, is jailed on grand larceny charges after allegedly stealing furniture from a local warehouse and selling it to an unnamed man. Yukon river note appears garbled.
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Jad
Dothan
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