Philippines Never Lost Faith in U S
Washington reports Osmena told Roosevelt that Philippine people showed caseless resistance to the Japanese and never lost faith in the United States after landing with General MacArthur. Osmena called for continued guidance to boost morale and push toward independence.
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Court O W Barrie Drunken Driving Forfeitures
Court records list multiple drunken driving and untaxed beer offenses with fines and cash bonds forfeited. Names include Willie Tate John McFadden Ida Slay Dorsey Burns Buddy Finn Rex Davis Daniel Lewis Lena Calvin and others with various penalties and dismissals noted.
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Daniel Lewis
Lena Calvin
Dorsey Burns
Buddy Finn
Robert Henry
Tom Bell
Paul D. McClellan
Bliss Lee
Ira Williams
Harry Abram
Henry Muldrow
Arthur Lee Butler
Joe Martin
Tobe Butler
John Fleming
Parker Walker
William Murphy
Jesse Smith
Billy Cuttt
Carrol W. Smith
Library Notes Best Sellers List of Reading Titles
A catalog of fiction and non fiction titles popular with readers. Notable authors include Goudge Douglas Williams Maugham Smith Sharp Hopley Pennett Shute Stave Wiles Hope Bowers Bowen London Beard Van Wyck Brooks Pyle Snow Lippmann and Juliet Lowell.
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Greenolphin's Street
Elizabeth Goudge
Lloyd C. Douglas
Ben Ames Williams
W. Somerset Maugham
Lillian Smith
Clumy Brown
Margery Sharp
Aldous Hupley
Rome
Hanks
Joseph S. Pennett
Nevil Shute
Irving Stave
Time
Summer Wiles
Bob Hope
Olympus
Catherine D. Bowers
Catherine Bowen
Anna
Margaret London
United States
Charles and
Mary Beard
Washington Irving van Wreh ‘Brooks
Ernie Pyle
Edgar Snow
U. S
Walter Lippmann
Sir
Juliet Lowell
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By Valour and Arms James Street
A list-like entry mentions titles and authors including Royal Street W Adolphe Rob erts A Treet Grows in Brooklyn Betty Smith Ride With Me Thomas B Cust ain Green Dolphin s Street Eliza Neo Fiction
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Lillian Smith
Ben Ames Williams
Valour and Arms
James Street
Lloyd C. Douglas
Royal Street
W. Adolphe Roberts
Brooklyn
Betty Smith
With
Thomas B. Cust
Sinking of Six Ships in Gulf Reported
The source notes that your entry lists ships sunk and damaged in the gulf with several authors and titles mounted, indicating a wartime dispatch mention of naval losses and related readings.
Japs Admit Theyre on Defensive
A Japanese naval commentator Masanori Ito said Japan is now on the defensive, noting a shift from three years ago when it was offensive. The Domei dispatch broadcast claimed four more U S ships damaged in Leyte Gulf including two destroyers a transport and an aircraft carrier, with prior claims about a transport and destroyer.
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Japan
Masanori Ito
Domei
Ito
Philippines
Pacific
Formosa
Pearl Harbor
Federal Communications Commission
Thedoufon Atreormcy
Leyte Gulf
North America
Tokyo
Hunting Accident Near Malvern Claims B. Vaughn
Jency Brooks Vaughn, a Malvern garage owner, died in Little Rock after being accidentally shot while hunting squirrels on October 8. The Fatality occurred in a hospital after wounds from the hunting accident.
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Jency Brooks Vaughn
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Codfish Reaches Eight Feet Long and Hundred Pound Weight
Some codfish attain lengths up to eight feet and weights near 100 pounds, a notable size range cited in natural history notes.
Hoover Runs for Ohio Lieutenant Governor Again
Herbert Hoover of Columbus Ohio and a former Akron and Cleveland insurance salesman is a candidate for lieutenant governor. He has endured five prior defeats in races for state offices but remains unfazed by the unsuccessful bids.
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Eighth Army Near Ravenna in Northern Italy
Allied forces in northern Italy push along the Adriatic with Verolano and Cesena advance, reaching Verolano four miles north of Cesena and 12 miles from Ravenna. Cervia lies on the Rimini highway. The Savio river bridgehead expands as British and Canadian units fight heavy German counterattacks near Frasinetto and Castel San Pietro.
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Veroia
Cesantico
Ravenna
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Toay
Cervia
Rimini
Italy
Savio River
Cesena
Frassineto
Castel San Pietro
Bologna
Boulevard Opens As One Of World Wide Wide Avenues
Brazil opens Avenida Presidente Vargas a two and a half mile cement road in Rio de Janeiro. It measures nine meters across, nearly matching Santiago’s Avenida Bernado O Higgins, and wider than Berlin Unter Den Linden Buenos Aires Avenida Alvear and Paris Champs Elysees.
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Brazil
South America
Santiago
Bernardo O'Higgins
Berlin
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Champs Elysees
Arkansas Officers Promoted to Captain in temporary move
The Sai Department announced temporary promotions of three Arkansas officers from first lieutenant to captain. They are Ralph Harold McMurtrey of Fort Smith Lawrence Adrian Ruthledge of Marianna and William Armour Massie of North Little Rock.
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Sai Department
Arkansas
Ralph Harold McMurtrey
Fort Smith
Lawrence Adrian Ruthledge
Marianna
William Armour Massie
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Bison Populations Plummet From Vast Herds to 800
A century ago over 60 million bison roamed the North American plains. By 1895 that figure had fallen to about 800, marking a dramatic collapse driven by overhunting and habitat loss.
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Chess Origin Tied to Persian Word Shah Meaning King
The term chess derives from the Persian shah meaning king, reflecting the game's royal lineage and historic roots.
Fifth Army Advances in Po Valley Battles Near Bologna
Fifth Army forces push toward Castel San Pietro and Imola area along Rimini Bologna roads. Frasinete and Fontanelice captured after heavy fights. Monte Belmonte and Cavello scenes of fierce action. Eighth Army and Canadian bridgeheads expand as German counterattacks stiffen along Cesena and Savio river fronts.
Ball Indicates Possible Wilkie Vote With FDR Embrace
Senator Ball a Republican from Minnesota endorses Roosevelt on foreign policy shifting toward international cooperation. He praises the president and credits Roosevelt's stance for attracting independent voters from former Willkie advocates. Ball plans a radio address to explain his decision.
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Willkie- Stassen
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Sennor Ball
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Harold E. Stassen
Ball
Minnesota
Thomas E. Dewey
Wendell L. Willkie
Bartley C. Crum
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O'Daniel
Texas
Dewey
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Bids to open for New Mississippi River Bridge at Memphis
E H Crump chairman of the Memphis and Arkansas Bridge Commission says bids for the general contract to build the New Mississippi river bridge at Memphis will be opened here in the second week of December and will be reopened in Little Rock later.
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Eighth Army Front Faces Slow Progress Under Flooding
Allied infantry faced difficult going on the Eighth Army front as flood conditions hampered movement but encountered only slight enemy resistance.
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Eighth Army
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