End the War By Targeting Nazi Power Hubs
Wartime article argues 200 prime targets in France and Germany must be crushed by American and British bombers to cripple Hitler’s war machine. It suggests greatly increased air power, possible tenfold bombing, and rapid expansion to end the war by next spring.
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DE Witt
Kenzie Ancdon
France
Fuehrer
Itrean
Ion
Urse
Europe
Dabor
Hitler
fFortresses
Elly
Germany
Market Report From National Stockyards and New York Trading
Market report shows hogs with varied weights and prices at St Louis National Stockyards with bulk sales and gains on steers. Cattle calves sheep and hogs feature mixed movements while New York stocks drift irregularly after profit taking and midday weakness in steels and motors.
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ST. Louis
U. S. Dept
Ickes Sees Progress On Vast Oil Route Project
Ickes said crews are advancing toward finishing a major oil route early in December. Progress includes crossing six rivers and beginning Mississippi River bank work below Cane Gardeal, Mo. Oil deliveries are slated for January first, pending power and material deliveries. Orders placed for 48 second-hand 80,000-barrel tanks as terminals and bumping stations are planned.
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Red
Little Red
Little Missouri
Ouachita
White
St. Francis
Arkansas River
Mississippi Tiver
Cane Girardeat
Ickes
McNutt Seeks Manpower Fixes for War Production
McNutt outlines three approaches to manpower shortages amid wartime needs. He cites voluntary cooperation, indirect sanctions, and compulsory service as options, noting limited use of punitive powers abroad. He points to Mexican harvest workers aiding essential crops and stresses keeping farmers supplied with help to avoid shortages.
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Theexican
cNutt
Ciien
McNutt
McNult
Gren Britto
Arkansas 42nd in U S Scrap Metal Drive
Arkansas ranked 42nd per capita in a nationwide scrap metal drive with 198 pounds per person and 19 300 tons total. Kansas led with 120 pounds per capita and 180 873 tons. Missouri Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee also reported figures. Industrialists urged continued hunts for scrap to sustain steel mills through winter.
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Nw York
Ool
Arkansas
Minols
Unite Seenp Beive
Donald Nelson
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Delegates from all parts of China meet in Chungking
Delegates from across China including provinces under Japanese occupation gather in Chungking for the opening of the third SCES council.214 delegates from major parties Kuomintang and Communists plus army labor cultural and university groups attend with 14 women present. An address by Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek is anticipated as the session focuses on wartime economic issues.
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Chungking
China
People's Political
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai - Shek
Allies Continue From Page One Assert War Settlements
In a wartime address Invits praised the British Commonwealth as the heart of defense against rights abuses. He argued momentum favors Allied victory and warned against over-preparation. He cited defeats of the Luftwaffe, the Soviet war effort, and Pearl Harbor as turning points, while lauding Lloyd George and Churchill as great actors.
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Invits
Barry
Japan
Hitler
Germany
Luis
Lurs
France
Trnaun
Britain
Russia
Pearl Harbor
United States
Siberia
Lloyd George
Churchill
Mao
Laval Plans Factory Levy To Husband War Threats
Laval announced an 11 continued from page one plan for a levy upon each factory to furnish a certain number of workers. He said the levy was agreed upon by his government out of fear of measures of constraint being applied to France.
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France
No Suggestion from Russia on Rudolf Hess
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the British House of Commons that the Soviet Union urged immediate trial for Rudolf Hess. He said Hess would receive normal prisoner of war treatment and denied any possibility of diplomatic status. The note followed Molotov’s demand for action against Hess as an organizer of German atrocities.
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Bondon
Anthony Ben
House of Commons
Rudolf Hessernian
Britain
Eden
Upyer
Nin
Hess
United Nations
Tass
Moscow
Molitov
Hitler
Goermyg
Aimmler
Ribbentre
Rosenberg
London Times Today
Berlin
FDR Endorses Norris for Another Term
President Roosevelt offered an indirect endorsement of Senator George Norris for another Senate term. He recalled backing Norris in 1936 at an Omaha rally and said he would not change a word of his past praise, noting Nebraska would serve the nation by keeping Norris in the Senate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
George W. Norris
Senate
Nebraska Independent
Norvis
Ite
Union
George Norris
United States
New York
Ex Bund Leaders Sentenced to Five Years Each
New York October 21 ex Bund leaders including Gerhard Kunze were sentenced to five years in prison for conspiring to counsel Bund members to evade the draft. Judge Alfred D. Barksdale said they were guilty of more than minor violations and spared fines to protect their families from loss of home. The case marks the first mass sentencing in the southern district of New York.
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New York
Bund
Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze
Alfred D. Barksdale
NS Duet
Pee
Otto Willameit
Ao Lind
II Lord
Conn
U.S
Kunze Uve
Willueveit
Girl Projectionist Fatally Burned in Theater Fire
In Bentonville on October 21 a film can fire exploded in the Royal theater projection booth fatally burning 22 year old Joyce Arnie Madsen who was training to replace her brother when he joins the army. Her brother Lyle, 28, suffered facial and limb burns while trying to help. Keith was seriously injured. The fire confined to the booth and the funeral was planned for today. Madsen is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Chavis Madsen and two sisters.
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Bentonville
Royal Theater
Joyce Arnie Matisen
Miss. Madsen
Lyle
Keith
Furapal O
Miss Madsen
Chavis
Madsen
Forest Fire Alert in Southeast Arkansas Sets Air Patrol Readiness
Cap’s on the Alert reports that forest fire danger in southeast Arkansas prompted El Dorado’s Civil Air Patrol group 742 to stand by for emergency service. The alert was issued to Capt. Albert Courter by Maj. Rex P. Hayes, state wing commander, per the forestry service request.
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Little ‘Rack
Argue Baust
Arkansas
el Dorado
Elvil Air Patrol Group 742
Albert Courter
Rex P. Hayes
State Forestry Service
Slight LA quake felt across region, 4 am report
A small earthquake shock was felt in the Los Angeles area at 4 am. Dr Reno Gutenberg of the California Institute of Technology seismological institute at Pasadena said the shock appeared large and may have been of considerable intensity at distant areas. It was reported distinctly as Santa Monica with rocking movements at San Bernardino, Santa Ana and San Diego, but not felt at Santa Barbara.
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Los Angeles
PWT
Reno Gutenberg
California Institute of Technology Seismological Institute
Pasnrbag
Santa Monica
San Bernardino
Santa Ana
San Diego
Santa Barbara
British Subs Sink Four Axis Vessels
London October 21 The sinking of four Axis supply ships in the Mediterranean by British submarines was announced by the admiralty Two were credited to one submarine A small Axis supply vessel went down off the Italian coast and a medium ship burned and sank after a torpedo hit amidships The other two were a large supply ship hit three times from close range and sunk within two minutes despite heavy weather and destroyer protection and a small tanker sank off the Libyan coast
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London
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Lallan
Prescott Dogs? Smackover game slated for Thursday night
Prescott News reports the Curly Welves, coached by Noe Thayn ton and Fessie Cray, travel to Smackover to face the Buckaroos Thursday at 8 pm. The item notes prior results against Mineral Springs and Mist Wriday, with local details on the team’s schedule and coaching staff.
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Prescott
Curly Welves
Ihely
Mineral Springs
Mist Wriday
Wolves
Society Notes Reflect Local Visits and Alumni Ties
Arkadelphia residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs H W Gray and Mr and Mrs Geren Fillgworth. Mrs W M Davis returned to Rudton after visiting her sister Mrs Sim Whit. Little Rock visitors Mr White, Howard Harrell, Miss Katherine Beever and Mrs Radin Hamittan joined local hosts. Ruth Vandiver of Forrest City stayed with Mins Vandiver as W C 1942-43 alumni list grows with William Denman Jr. Phillip Foster visited Texarkana to see sister Merlene Martin.
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H.W. Gray
Arkadelphia
Geren Fillgworth
W. M. Davis
Rudton
Sim Whit
W. FB. Denman
Pillip Foster
Texarkanny
Merlene Martin
Rios to Resolve Chile Political Crisis Promptly
President Juan Antonio Rios faced a full blown Chilean political crisis after cabinet resignations. He promised to solve it within 48 hours by appointing a new cabinet to restore diplomatic stances with the Axis and address Axis relations and anti Axis pressure. Foreign Minister Ernesto Arrostaepa accused U S policy of offending Chile and the rift over Axis ties led to a postponed trip to meet President Roosevelt.
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Santiago
Coil
Juan Antonio Rios
Chile
Axis
Rios
Ernesto Arrostaepa
U. S
Summer Welles
Ural
Washington
Welles
Unite States
Roosevelt
Rias
Barros
Eat by Appointment in South Salem Restaurant
A South Salem restaurant operates by appointment only. Prospective diners must be recommended by someone or call ahead to arrange a booking, with hours required in advance.
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South Salem
Radicals Pass Break with Axis Nations Amid Cabinet Talks
The centre committee of the socialist party with the retiring cabinet instructed ministers to support a break with Germany Italy and Japan. Chile and Argentina alone among American republics still maintain ties with Axis nations.
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Centre Committee
Racialist
Dhroa Meinbe
Germany
Japan
Chile
Argentina
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