Budapest Frontline Crises Define War’s Pivot Point
War analyst Dewitt Mackenzie argues Budapest is pivotal, its fall opening routes into southeast Germany and threatening Austrian revolt against Hitler. He notes Budapest’s rail, Danube port, milling power, and allied supply hub making it a key Nazi asset and a potential trigger for postwar upheaval across the Balkans. He recalls Hungarian Nazi support after Munich and Admiral Horthy’s failed bid to exit the Axis, underscoring the broader risk of German control in Hungary.
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Germany
Austria
Reich
Budapest
Vienna
Red Army
Hitler
Hungary
Balkans
Belch
Europe
Danube
Black Sea
Burlaness
Italy
United Nations
Alll
Waly
Munich
Admiral Horthy
Wie
Roosevelt Campaign Speech Forecasts Largest Vote
Roosevelt urged voters to back a massive turnout next Tuesday arguing voting is the cure for democracy. In Boston he claimed the nation was drawn into war by Pearl Harbor and allied acts, urging Americans to repeat the stance if needed. Local leaders predicted a victory for their sides with Bontecou forecasting a 12,000 Dewey-Bricker margin in Dutchess County while Benson expected Roosevelt’s re election.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Italy
Fred Bontecou
Dutchess County
James A. Benson
Weather and Liberty ship cost in Western Pennsylvania
Weather report notes cold and freezing conditions with clouds and a hard freeze tonight, followed by a fair and slightly warmer Tuesday. Item also states the Liberty cargo ship cost about 1.7 million to build.
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Pennsylvania
Battle Update on Leyte and Philippine actions
Reports describe heavy fighting on Leyte with Japanese counterattacks near Dagami and Ormoc. American units including the 24th and 7th divisions advance from Ormoc toward Grytod and Baylary, aided by long-range artillery and air strikes. Japanese losses include dozens of planes and armored units, as American forces consolidate positions along Dagami and Dagamikdae.
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Sixth Army
Leyte
Waller Kruckers
Orman Town
Carrigara
Ormoc
Frederick A. Treving
Inko Limon
Linon
Carigara Bay
Dagami
Leyte Valley
Ormoc Lay
MacArthur
Philippines
Ormue
Pitumopoan
Grytod
Port Lown
America
Douglas MacAniine
Enema Aipdremos
Negros
Cebus Islands
Dewey Attacks Roosevelt in Campaign Speech
Candidate Dewey condemned the Democratic Administration and President Roosevelt as meddling and incompetent. He charged a private postwar plan for disposing of the people and tied it to Morgenthau while pledging to end a capricious federal rule and deliver victory, leadership, and peace.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
Sonal
Washington
Dewey
John W Bricker
Ohio
Allied Marines Press Clearing Walcheren and Westkapelle
Allied forces reported progress against German coastal batteries on Walcheren Island near Westkapelle, with only scattered pockets remaining. Heavy weather hindered rocket attacks as American and British troops battled ashore and advanced toward the Roer River and beyond toward Cologne, while Arnhem and other European fronts saw vigorous fighting and command updates from Montgomery and Allied leaders.
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Walcheren
Supreme Headquarters
Westkapelle
Roer
Cologne
Bertin
Bernard J. Montgomery
Arnhel
Ue Grondeast
Arnheam
Neder Rijne
Thee
Germany
Third Army
Paris
Lorraine
France
Seventh Army
Lameville
Matonviller
Beetin
St. Die
Nunes
Walcherem
Altiedt
Vlinengen
Tuehine
Middelians
Delntel
Meltend
Quadruplets Seen Near 90 Percent Life Chance
The Cirmincello quadruplets near birth show about a 90 percent chance of survival. The boy Michael remains dehydrated but improving under subcutaneous liquids while Kathleen Cirminella recovers from cesarean. Father Jos eph plans to return to work as he stays by Kathleen’s bedside. Gifts arrive from across the country for the newborns.
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Philadelphia
Suvival
Ralph M. Tyson
Joseph Cirmeinella
Securities and Exchange
Commission Jaly
Fatsame
AL B.cound
Kathleen
Cirmivella
Criminello Sitla Ha
Kiski Drives $200000 Dormitory Plan At SIU Start
Kiski starts a $200000 drive at Kiskiminetas Springs to fund two new dormitories for 160 students as postwar growth at the school continues. JL M Clark, president, cites wartime conditions and the new one-subject study plan as evidence of strong demand and educational progress.
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Kiskiminetas Springs
Siu
Hus
JL. M. Clark
Tas
Clark
4,611,721 Can Vote In Penna. GI's Use Franchise
Harrisburg reports from six counties show Pennsylvania soldier vote may reach 250,000 before counting begins Nov 22 with 926,434 already received. A telegraph poll by AP records 652,054 ballots mailed to service members worldwide, up 4,000 from October. Complete registration shows 4,611,721 voters enrolled for tomorrow's election, up 388,120 from April but down 402,989 from 1949 high. Republicans 2,676,802, Democrats 1,876,971, others 61,948.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Heneryl
Butler
Clearfield
Indiana
Philadelphia
Westmoreland
Henry Ford Favors Change in postwar economy
Henry Ford argues for immediate changes in wartime controls to restore free American living and business, urging fewer government restrictions and a focus on future opportunities. He asserts there should be no bosses but the people, and that government must serve the public. He stresses freedom of job opportunity in a diverse nation.
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Ford
America
Col Daub At College Convocation Honors War Dead
Col Daub At College honors two sons lost in war. John J. Daub Jr sank with destroyer Reuben James on Oct 31 1941, first American destroyer lost. Craig Daub died May 31 1942 in Canal Zone night fight. Convocation to hear Pennsylvania's distinguished speaker. colors, pledge, devotions, college band led by Lawrence C Stitt. News from Annapolis reports extradition case for Gertrude and Harry Rapp being ordered to return to Pennsylvania.
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Lawrence C. Stitt
Election Eve Forecast From 1944 Vote Totals
The Associated Press outlines tomorrow's election with polls opening 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Eastern, 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. West Coast, estimating up to 50 million voters. Roosevelt seeks a fourth term against Dewey, with 12 governor seats and 35 Senate seats up, and a noted focus on the silent vote in a tight national race.
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West Coast
Senate
Maine
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas J. Dewey
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Hyde Park
Dewey
New York City
Albany
John W. Bricker
Columbus
Ohio
Harry S. Truman
Independence
Bricker
Truman
House
Obituary Helena Faloon 25 Brushvalley resident dies
Helena Faloon 25 died at her mother's Brushvalley home Sunday at 2 30 pm She was born June 26 1919 in East Wheatfield daughter of Howard Faloon and Ethel Cunningham Faloon She active in Bethel United Presbyterian Church of West Wheatfield a graduate of Armagh High School and Indiana State Teachers College She worked for Kunkle Lumber Co of Homer City Surviving are her mother two sisters Aileen Bagley Johnstown and Kathryn Lancaster one niece and one nephew Services will be held from the Brushvalley home Thursday at 2 00 pm conducted by Rev W C Work and the late Frank Purnell Burial in Bethel United Presbyterian Cemetery West Wheatfield Near Clyde
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Brushvalley
Miss Faloon
East Wheatfield Township
Howard Faloon
Ethel
Cunningham) Faloon
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
West Wheatfield
Armagh High School
Indiana State Teachers College
Kunkle Lumber Co
Homer City
Aileen Bagley
Johnstown
Kathryn
Lancaster
W. C. Work
Ftew
Frank Purnell
Bethel United Presbyterian
Clyde
Elva M. Oatman
North Eighth Street
White Two
Frank P
Samantha Leasure
Oatman
Indiana
First United Presbyterian Church
Velma Groft
Stockton
Cal
J. F. Croutamel
Philadelphia
Avchie M. McSpurrin
New Kensington
Robert R. Edwards
Ellwood City
Lucy
Robinson Funeral
James K. Leitch
D.D. Taterment
Greenwood Cemetery
Red Daily Guarantees FDR Victory
Obituary notices for Eleanor Kanapik of near Stafford and Elva M. Oatman of Indiana report deaths in Indiana Hospital and at home, with family survivors listed. Also brief item on Moscow's Tzestia claiming Roosevelt victory guarantees and reactions from U.S. publishers. Additional notices note deaths of Thomas Jefferson Stephens and upcoming obituary.
National Fuel seeks to buy Jefferson Gas Co. stock
National Fuel Gas Company applied to the Securities and Exchange Commission for permission to purchase all outstanding capital stock of Jefferson County Gas Company for 500000 dollars from Healey Petroleum Corporation of Bradford Pa. Jefferson County owns gas rights and wells in Jefferson Forest and Elk counties and sells gas wholesale to Pennsylvania Gas Company and Cook of Cooksburg Pa. The deal would end Healey Petroleum's gas business while conserving regional gas for public use and allowing regulated delivery to customers through wells storage and curtailment.
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National Fuel Gas Company
Hobo- 7
Ken, N. 5
Securities and Exchange Commission
Jefferson County
Healey Petroleum Ii Corporation
Bradford
Jefferson, Forest and Elk Counties
Jefferson, Forest and Clarion Counties
Healey Petroleum
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Scott) Lintner
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Michel) Lintner
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