Russia Reported In Line With Axis Creation Of "New Order"
Subzero storms lash the Midwest and Great Lakes with 110 known dead plus 42 missing or dead sailors in Minnesota area. Severe cold hits states from North Dakota to Nebraska while relief temp forecasts emerge for the plains. Lake Michigan ships report dire conditions and crews recount the brutal storm as fisheries face heavy losses.
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Past Grand Master George Holmes Dies in Mansfield
Word arrived that George Holmes of Mansfield, a Past Grand Master of the L O O F Lodge in 1976 37, died today at 11 15 after a period of heart trouble. A prominent Brown County farmer, he lived on the farm north of the Spink Brown county line on highway 37. Funeral details were not set.
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Cold Wave Grips South Dakota with Record Lows
The state endures a brutal cold snap as Futon hits 14 degrees below zero. Record lows compare to 1687 in parts of South Dakota with Lemmon at 24 below and Pierre Mitchell at 15 below. Transportation slowly resumes as travelers return home.
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S. D. Manganese Sold to Tennessee Firm
Governor Bushfield announced that South Dakota manganese ore will be sold to Electrolytic Manganese Corporation in Kinox ville Tennessee. The contract calls for 100 tons weekly, with a crew hired to mine nodules from river hills near Chamberlain and earth moving equipment to be used if weather allows. The private contract includes a fee for the enterprise, and a prior government stockpile proposal was rejected by the defense commission.
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Greeks Rout Italian Mountaineers In Rain Soaked Greece Battle
Captain Panos Kyriakou reports that about 2,000 Greek troops halted and routed 1,000 Italian mountaineers who invaded Greece on October 28. The fighting began October 30 with bayonet charges and cannon fire in Pindus terrain, forcing a chaotic Italian retreat by November 6 as Greek reinforcements arrived.
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Italians Shift Troops to Stall Greek Advance
Italian forces reportedly withdraw large numbers from the Yugoslav frontier and reroute to southern Albania. Greek and British air attacks on Taranto and other bases are said to have slowed reinforcements. Greek counterattacks push along the Albanian frontier threatening Italian lines. In Epirus the Italians reportedly advance as Greek forces probe Albanian territory. British heavy guns bombard German positions on the French coast.
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Resignation of Bullitt Rejected by President
Bullitt’s resignation as Ambassador to France was declined by the President. A written note states he first offered to quit last August and asked for release from public office to write and speak freely. Officials suggest Bullitt remains in a role where he can serve without constraints.
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RAF Bomb Shell Berlin and Taranto Naval Hub
British warplanes hammered central Berlin amid reports of secret talks involving Hitler and Molotoff while another strike hit Taranto’s harbor. Royal Navy bombers attacked Taranto by moonlight, flames rose from the Littorio and two other battleships, with several vessels beached or partially submerged.
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Les Britia
German High Command Claims Sinking Eight British Ships
Berlin reports eight British merchant vessels sunk totaling 28 840 tons. Five by a submarine and three by bombing raids near Kinnaird Head and west of Ireland, with ships heavily defended by escorts. The communique notes damage to another vessel and a separate attack on a convoy.
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Ireland
Russia, Hitler Agree On Nw Order And Turkish Fate
Berlin reports a six point plan for a Soviet Reich area between Japan and Axis Europe, with Turkey forced to choose its stance. Britain strikes Taranto in a separate naval blow as Molotoff departs after two days of Nazi talks.
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Japanese Move Feared In French Indo China Rises
Shanghai dispatch notes foreign observers expect Japan to press new demands on French Indo China possibly ending sovereignty. Reports cite landings at Saigon, yen circulation, and loans to finance exports, with 15 000 troops at Haiphong and 6 000 more garrisoned. Observers weigh risk of action against the Indies vs Indo China and note bases in Hainan and Formosa.
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Draft Objectors Sentenced To Prison in New York
Eight theological students from Union Theological Seminary refused to register for selective service. They received sentences of roughly a year in federal prison, with possible terms up to six years and fines up to 10,000. Judge Samuel Mandelbaum oversaw the case, urging cessation of protests.
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British West Indies patrol ships withdrawn from Martinique duty
British ships of the West Indies squadron are withdrawn from patrol off Martinique after the arrival of United States destroyers. The move follows new French penalties reported today in San Juan.
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