Death by own action of Ida Bell Thompson report
Greensboro October 28 Mrs Ida Bell Thompson wife of W B Thompson a Gate City Transit driver was declared a death by own action victim by Dr W W Harvey county coroner after an inquest. She was found at 827 Bilbro street about 2 am Tuesday by her husband. The 32 caliber pistol shot through the lower chest ended her life around 9 pm Tuesday. She moved here three weeks ago from High Point and had been under hospital care. She leaves a husband two brothers a sister and two nieces and is to be buried after funeral arrangements are made.
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Red Army pushes through 120 towns in southern Ukraine drive
Soviet spearheads reach Novo Alexandrovka Krinichki and Goreloe as 70 mile Zaporozhye to Melitopol railroad line is cleared. Moscow says over 3 000 Nazis killed and German transport networks disrupted as Red Army advances in White Russia capturing more than 50 towns.
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Mediterranean War Update From Front Lines
Eisenhower notes enemy positions remain strongly held along all main approaches. Eighth Army reports gains at the Trigno river mouth and Mafalda area as the Adriatic becomes a focus for Allied air and sea operations. RAF Marauders and Kittyhawks target German shipping while South African air force support boosts Yugoslav resistance.
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Stimson Gives Survey of War As Soviet Push Shakes Axis
Secretary of War Stimson outlined the war picture noting major fighting in southern Russia where German forces face a potential disaster. He credited Red Army leadership and Allied Italy success for their impact while explaining German troop shifts and air force redeployments to western Europe. He also cited Dutch orphanages and a tally of 1,800 publications in Canada.
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Polish city Jews wiped out says Polish agency
The Polish telegraph agency claimed the Jewish population of Lwow was annihilated by German forces with the ghetto destroyed and 16,000 Jews slain in the streets. Remaining Jews, minus 4,000 sent to Janow camp, were killed in gas chambers. In 1943 nine months RAF dropped over 100000 tons of bombs on Germany.
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