Political Broadcasts Timed Across Networks Tonight
Schedules show Warren H. Ather on at 6 30 from a network sponsored by the Republican National Committee. At 9 30 Dewey delivers remarks from Boston via NBC and MBS with Democratic National Committee sponsorship. A rebroadcast at 11 00 features Vice President Wallace and Secretary Harold L. Icks from Harlem New York City, tied to Pat Wallace on the Air.
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Air’ Committee
Roosevelt Plans Fourth Term Campaign Schedule
President Roosevelt outlined tasks between now and election day including two campaign speeches one at the White House tomorrow night and another in Boston Saturday night informal appearances in Bridgeport Hartford and Springfield and chats with his Park neighbors Monday In a cheerful news conference he acknowledged the politics in his tour and schedule.
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State campaign leaders rally in final election push
Democratic and Republican hopefuls prepared for the closing campaign week ahead of Election Day. U S Senate candidate R Hoey spoke in Siler City condemning Governor Dewey, Governor candidate R Gregg Cherry urged Greensboro voters to reject Republicans, and attorney general hopeful J Morris assailed the New Deal in Raleigh while agriculture official candidate Kerr Scott campaigned in Charlotte criticizing foreign foes and Roosevelt’s leadership.
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U. S. Senate
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America
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Greensboro
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Washington
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Dewey Targets CIO PAC and One Thousand Club in Boston Rally
Governor Dewey opens fire on the CIO political action committee and the One Thousand Club, accusing them of attacking Roosevelt’s record. Paul E. Lockwood says the GOP nominee will discuss who may outbid the One Thousand Club for control of the Democratic party and outlines guiding principles for freedom. Dewey’s talk is broadcast from Boston Garden at 9:30 p m eastern war time.
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Cologne Bombed by 500 Allied Aircraft in Major RAF Raid
London reports more than 500 Lancasters and Halifaxes struck Cologne after a Mosquito low level attack on a railway yard. The month yields 600000 bomber and fighter flights as Cologne endures four days of heavy bombing totaling about 10000 tons. The aim is to strip Cologne of arsenal status and main rail traffic hub for the western front amid repeated attacks.
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China’s moves strain Chiang Stilwell recall amid world role
The piece reviews Chiang Kai-shek’s push for General Stilwell’s recall amid broader Chinese reforms and allied wartime strategies. It notes cabinet shifts, a proposed American commander for operations, and China’s weakened standing after the Dumbarton Oaks talks, questioning future leadership in the postwar order.
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Romanian Cabinet Resigns Reported by Rome Radio
London dispatch says Rome radio reports a Semebe cabinet has resigned and King Mihai reportedly accepted the resignations. Moscow radio also cites Bucharest demonstrations demanding the replacement of Gen. Konstantin Sanatescu's government by a national democratic front regime.
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National Democratic Front
Amphibious Landing Reported On Walcheren
Allied forces reportedly landed on Walcheren and attacked German positions blocking the sea route to Antwerp. Berlin claimed a seaborne strike aimed at Viissingen while Canadian troops advanced toward Walcheren with heavy resistance and flood-diked terrain hampering progress.
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2 594 Japanese Planes Destroyed In Two Months
U S Pacific Fleet reports victory from Aug 31 to Oct 21 as Third and Seventh Fleet carrier fliers destroy between 2594 and 2846 Japanese planes during Palau Philippines invasions. Ace downed nine Mips on one Manila mission. naval air power crippled enemy fleet and lost roughly 300 carrier planes.
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Russians Break Through Defenses Near Kesckemet in Hungary
Soviet motorized infantry cleared scattered enemy detachments on three fronts around Kesckemet as Red Army tanks and artillery pressed toward Budapest. Moscow reports say 200 Hungarian towns fallen, 4,000 prisoners taken, and Soviet forces nearing the capital within 40 miles.
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Dies in Salisbury E. Clyde Ennis father of Skinnay Ennis
E Clyde Ennis 65 father of Hollywood band director Skinnay Ennis died in Salisbury from a heart attack after a week in a local hospital for a minor operation. Surviving: widow Grace West, son Edgar Clyde Jr. known as Kinney, daughters Mrs Jack Vaughn of Charlotte and Mrs Herbert Dumaresq of Greensboro.
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Pitts McLean resign prison posts to run Asheville market
Penal Director Oscar Pitts and Central prison Warden Ralph McLean will resign effective December 31 to operate the Asheville live stock market. Governor Broughton announced the move and said his successor should handle filling the vacancies or make private recommendations to the state board.
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Wager Of Two Bits Could Cost Right To Vote
President Roosevelt joked about a two bit bet on the coming election as New York Attorney General Goldstein warned that voters who bet could be denied a ballot. The state constitution prohibits bets on election outcomes and restricts anyone from being interested in such wagers.
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Doughboys Reach Near Carigara in Philippines Push
UPI reports the 24th division and an American coastal column pressed toward Carigara on Leyte, taking Tunga and breaking a Japanese road block while facing counterattacks and difficult terrain as they close the gap on strategic positions northeast of the mountains. The First Cavalry was stationed at Barugo within five miles of Carigara, with both forces advancing despite Japanese resistance and rough roads.
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Bigger Income For Farmers Advocated
Harry Caldwell of Greensboro, leader of the state grange, urged a post war agriculture program to raise farmers’ incomes toward non agricultural workers and secure representation in national economic planning. He spoke to the state grange convention in Raleigh, noting wage gaps and the need to protect farm prices and parity in a peacetime economy.
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Tokyo hears unconfirmed enemy raid reported by Tokyo radio
Associated Press notes that a rumored four motor bomber raid on Tokyo Yokohama was broadcast by Tokyo radio with FCC monitoring. Reports described fires and alarms, with warnings that Japanese homes are firetraps and that air defenses must be strengthened.
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Germans Quit Salonika As Allies Advance
German high command announced the evacuation of Salonika, Greece, as Allied patrols reportedly reached the city. Berlin said the move was part of Balkans disengagement, with up to 10,000 Germans left behind after heavy demolitions near Kezane and forces fleeing toward Setar in northwest Greece.
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