Hull Tells Congress Collaboration Won’t End U S Sovereignty
Secretary of State Hull told Congress that the United States will remain master of its fate through cooperation with other nations. He praised the Moscow Conference for guiding a world toward peace without spheres of influence and warned against relaxing efforts as the United Nations press to defeat the Axis. Hull, addressing a joint session, urged bipartisan support for international cooperation and noted the unfolding battles as Germany and its satellites are driven back. He called Moscow an important step toward shortening the war and shaping postwar security.
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Washington
Hull
Agea
Congress
House
United Nations
Moscow
Roosevelt
Germany
Italy
Top Kicks Take KP Duty In Fine Grace
EAGLE PASS Texas COL John H Bundy commanding officer at the air field says all enlisted personnel including first and master sergeants will take regular turns on KP duty due to manpower shortage. Bundy notes expect griping from top-kicks and master sergeants. A first sergeant replies we did it before and can do it again.
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Fine Grace Eagle Pass
Tex
John H. Bundy
Air Field
Cole Bundy
Redfield Pierre Train Service To End In January
The Chicago and North Western Railway will discontinue passenger service between Redfield and Pierre on January 8 1944 pending Office of Defense Transportation approval for a bus line to points west of Redfield. The plan preserves tracks, shifts riders via Sturgis Faith and Gettysburg, serving 14 affected communities. The move follows a long loss making operation with annual losses around 28 000 dollars and delays until after holidays to set up a mail route. The Bethel Conn marriage notice reports Marian Anderson and Orpheus Fisher wed July 24 with Rev Jack Grenfell officiating.
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Pierre
Chicago & North Western Railway
Redfield
Public Utilities Commission
Office of Defense Transportation
Clarence Lyers
Rapid City
Rapid
City
ODT
Fred Lindekugel
Washington
Watertown
Red- Ohh
Tyers
Sturgis
Faith
Gettysburg
Zell
Rockham
Miranda
Faulkton
Burkmere
Seneca
Lebanon
Gorman
Agar
Onida
Eakins
Blunt
Canning
Lindekugel
Gettysboro
North Western
The
Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bethel
Conn
Marian Anderson
Orpheus Fisher
Danbury
Leonard Lt. Bailey
Jack Grenfell
Bethel Methodist Church
Inland Purchase Up For Approval
The Civil Aeronautics Board was asked to approve Western Air Lines purchase of 83 percent of Inland Air Lines for 363088.65 dollars at 2.65 a share. Western plans to keep Inland routes including Huron Pierre Rapid City and Denver with Inland’s current staff retained under existing labor contracts.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Western Air Lines
Inland Air Lines
Leo H. Dwerlkotte
Los Angeles
Inland
Dwerlkotte
Hugh W. Darling
Western
Huron
Pierre
Rapid City
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Denver
Colo
Cheyenne
Casper
Sheridan
Wye
Billings
Lewistown
Great Falls
Mont
California
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Montana
War Developments At A Glance In World War II
AP summary of wartime fronts reports Red armies pull back near Zhitomir west of Kiev. Muss stark German gains. Italian rivers flood. Fifth Army in Italy strengthens as German counterattacks fail. American bombers hit German industry. raids on Berlin and western Germany. Pacific blows target Gilbert and Marshall lines near Bougainville. Germans attack Samos after recapturing Leros. Turkey moves toward war. Yugoslav Partisans defend Dalmatia and Croatia. Allied air action in Hong Kong, Burma, and French Indo China.
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Associated Press
Russia
Zhitomir
Tokyo
Bougainville
Aegean Sea
Leros
Samos
Aegean
Turkey
Ankara
Asis
Balkans
Dalmatia
Croatia
Bosnia
Hongkong
Burma
Indo-China
Food Subsidy Row Breaks As Scions Argue Inflation
Washington scene on November 1 depicts a clash over food subsidies tied to inflation. House and Senate debate prohibiting subsidies while fearing presidential vetoes. supporters insist subsidies curb prices, opponents call them inflationary. Senator Lucas hopes for a compromise limiting subsidies rather than total prohibition see Washington page 5.
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Pad
Associated Press
Washington
Capitol
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Oth
Commodity Credit Corporation
Senate Agriculture
Lucas
D-Al
Murder hearing set for Kennebec man on murder charge
Preliminary hearing for Bernard Alvie Morris of Kennebec is scheduled for November 26 on a murder charge in the fatal shooting of Spike Vogle, chairman of the Lyman County board of commissioners. Morris, wounded Oct. 21, is treated at Chamberlain hospital and held by Brule County sheriff.
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Kennebec
Bernard Alvie Morris
Morris
HK. A
Spike) Vogle
Lyman County Card of Commissioners
Vogle
Chamberlain
Brule
No Higher Taxes, Treasury Warned
Washington would likely gain no new revenue from higher taxes as the Senate finance committee faces the forthcoming revenue bill. Chairman George warned that pushing for a substantial tax increase would be futile and harm business morale, noting House committee cuts limit gains to roughly $154 million on individuals and $616 million on excises.
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Washington
Treasury
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
House
Doughton
DNC
House’ Ways and Means
Coughton
Teen PDA Sparks PTA Push to Police Theaters
In Portland on November 12, the Parent-Teacher Association urged theater managers to impose stricter supervision over kissing in venues. The group warned it will have PTA members police theaters if officials do not act. A manager quipped the campaign is 40 years late, noting that sparking, petting, or necking has persisted for decades.
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Portland
Ore
Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Germans Hold To Rock-Hewn Lines In Southern Italy
Germans concentrate defenses along the Fifth Army front to halt the Allied drive toward Rome. The winter line includes pill boxes gun emplacements trenches and barbed wire in the Cassino Rome valley. Weather has hampered supply and movement but a clear day allowed renewed attempts to strike the enemy. The rugged mountain fighting tests the resilience of Allied doughboys and tommies amid heavy casualties.
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BIPTH
Italy
Garigliano
Fifth Army
Rome
Rocky Mountains
Salerno
Chery
Cassino
Apennines
Eighth Army
Korosten
Narodichi
Chernobil
Pripet
Dnieper
Kiev
Red Army
Rechitsa
Dniener
Gomel
Orsha
Smolensk
Leningrad - Odessa
Moscow-Warsaw
Ukraine
Toyea Krivoi Rog
Crimeaa Peninsula
Plenty Of Food Promised For 44
Albany November 18 Civilians will receive 75 percent of the estimated total U S food supply in the 12 month period ending September 30 1944 a War Food Administration official said today Roy F Hendrickson director of food distribution spoke at a Dairymen s League Cooperative Association food forum He projected the American diet in 1944 will be similar in quantity and nutritive value to 1943 and above the pre war average if crops are favorable He forecast civilians will get more meat eggs sweet potatoes citrus fruits and dried peas and beans and about the same amounts of white potatoes rice and canned vegetables There will be less butter and other fats cheese fish and canned fruits and vegetables.
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Albany
U. S
War Food Administration
Dairymen's League Cooperative Association
Food Forum
Roy F. Hendrickson
Germans Bomb Samos After Leros Defeat
Berlin radio reported German bombers struck military targets on Samos, the last Aegean Island under Allied control, shortly after Leros fell. London papers criticized the loss and urged an official explanation.
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London
Leros
Samos
Aegean
Berlin
The
Herald
Expect Turkey In War Next Spring
Ankara reports Turkey moves toward war with the Axis through sub rosa Allied aid. King's Cairo and Moscow talks, plus minister Menemenoglou statements, indicate Turkey plans eventual participation, with air and naval bases before full entry. The shift aims to protect ports and coast as the Allies seek Turkish support.
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William B. King
Ankara
Turkey
United States
Britain
Pearl Harbor
Europe
London
Moscow
Cairo
Anthony Don
Numan Menemencioglu
Eden
Menemenologiu
Russia
Menomenologlu
Rita Hayworth settlement curbs scandal claims details
Los Angeles reports reveal terms of a property settlement between Rita Hayworth and Edward Charlies Judson. Judson received nearly all community property and agreed not to allege moral turpitude or publish marital content. Judson dropped the suit after a cash settlement was reached. Hayworth later remarried, to Orson Welles.
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Los Angeles
Rita Hayworth
Edward Charlies Judson
Judson
Miss Hayworth
Victor Mature
Orson_ Welles
Mundt Seeks James River Survey Under Flood Control Authority
Representative Mundt of South Dakota announces a flood control survey of the James River will be undertaken after the House flood control committee approved his request. He says investigations may be started under special authority given to the committee without full House approval.
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Washington
Munat
James River
South Dakota
House
Mundt
Leros Siege Tied to Turkish Allies Warning
The article argues the capture of Leros by German forces serves as a warning to Turkey not to aid the Allies. It notes the Aegean islands’ strategic importance to Near East, Balkans, and Russo German fronts, and highlights psychological value of holding positions near Turkey.
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Leros
Near East
Balkans
Turkey
Mrs Sackett Wife of Colonel Dies at 55 in Rapid City
Mrs. R F Sackett 55 of Parker and Rapid City and wife of Col Roy F Sackett state medical officer under Selective Service died in a hospital here following an illness of several months. She taught piano for years and lived in Hurley Parker until three years ago when moving to Rapid City. Tentative funeral services set for Friday at the Episcopal Church in Parker. Surviving besides the widower is one son Lt Eugene W Sackett with the Marine Corps at sea.
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Suuuk- Falls
R. F. Sackett
Parker
Rapid City
Roy F. Sackett
Episcopal Church
Marine Corps At Sea
Retreat Prevents Slicing Off Bulge In Zhitomir Area
Moscow reports a strategic Soviet withdrawal in the Zhitomir Korostyshev sector west of Kiev after heavy Nazi counterattacks and harsh weather. Russia says Germans suffered about 1,500 casualties and 80 tanks. observers caution the move was likely tactical to avoid encirclement.
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Henry C. Cassidy
Moscow
Red Army
Ukraine
Zhitomir-Korosty- Shev
Kiev
Zhitomir
Fastov
Korostyshev
Vikolai Vatutin
Belgorod
Ponense
Korosten
DeMarigny Convicted in Gasoline Possession Case
In Nassau Bahamas on November 1 Alfred DeMarigny, recently acquitted of Sir Harry Oakes murder, was found guilty in magistrate court of illegal possession of gasoline. Bond set at 100 pounds for DeMarigny and Georges DeVisdelon, with DeVisdelon pleading guilty to similar charges. sentencing scheduled tomorrow. DeMarigny’s wife Nancy was shopping nearby at the time.
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Wassau
Bahamas
Harry Oakes
Debonair
Alfred DeMarigny
F. E. Field
DeMarigny
Georges DeVisdelon
Tomore
DeVisderon
Nancy
DéMarigny
Victoria Avenue
Sir Harry
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