Readjustment of world spheres looms in Stalin stance
War Today analyzes Soviet Russia emerging as a dominant power in Europe and Asia. It forecasts bargaining to peacefully redraw influence, notes Stalin and Churchill at Moscow talks, and predicts a pivotal agenda item for a triadic US Britain Russia parley. The piece hints Russia may leverage gains to pressure Japan while stressing a coordinated big three stance is essential to peace. It also mentions New Zealand's museum finds and a Japan era calendar note.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Stalin
Japan
Moscow
Miy
Russia
Milkolao
Europe
Asia
Russia Ss
Marshal Stalin
Churchill
America
Britain
New
Varter
Orient
Rennin
Yaa
Sain
John Ball
Hs Vital
Afitin
Crermans
Woo Tana Chat
Ako
Fire roars through Homer City homes in heavy damage
Fire destroyed most furnishings and damaged the Runde dwelling after a blaze that spread from attic to cellar. Furniture losses were about 1000 dollars and home damages around 1500. Neighbors Mrs Borathy Smith’s house escaped harm while residents, including several family members in military service, faced upheaval. A firefighter reported the ice box opened as the fire was brought under control.
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Runde
Borathy Smith
Kunkle
Bula Rdmond
Russell
Ardimercs
Okla
Wil
Ina
Alovia
Oree
Edmont
Pitsburgh
Telen
Two Days Yanks Destroy 440 Jap Planes
Allied air forces claim to have destroyed 440 Japanese planes over Leyte in two days and neutralized airfields and bases at Nichols Clark Nielson Lipa Tarlac Bamba Mabal ucal. They report 327 planes shot down on the ground and added ships and destroyers to the war effort while noting their own losses remain unreported.
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Nichols
Clark
Nielson
Lipa
Tarlac
Bamba
Mabalucal
Leyte
Nimitz
Conmmmiqque
Ped
Manila
Homer City Kirn firefighters praised for fire control efforts
Fifty men from Homer City Kirn Department deserve praise for their fine work in getting the fire under control though some efforts included misdirected water at flies and other debris.
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Homer City
Kirn
Patton's 3d Moves Ahead On 25 Mi Front
London dispatch reports U S Third Army advances along a 24 mile front between Metz and Nancy with light to moderate resistance and gains up to a mile. First Army fights near Vossenack and in Hurtgen Forest. Meuse Maas bridges wrecked at Holland as German retreat narrows end ports clearance continues.
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London
U. S
Third Army
Metz
Nancy
First Army
Vossenack
Aachen
Hurtgen Forest
Schmidt
Third
Seille
Holland
Maas
Sea
Hedel
S-Hertogenbosch
Renry B. Jameson
Lehmidt
Supreme Headquarters
Maas Meuse
Hollandsch Diep
Maas River
Moerdijk
Sorail
Walcheren
Sehelde
Antwerp
Domburg
Dunkerque
France
Vision of Manhattan tunnel system would transform midtown traffic
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes New York City plans an underground cross Manhattan route linking the Queens and Lincoln tunnels with a surface elevator exit. A vast underground terminal and parking would sit below, at an estimated cost just over 875 million, funded by federal aid and city ambition.
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New York Tunnel Authority
Manhattan
Queens Tunnel
Lincoln Tunnel
Midtown Manhattan
New York City
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Mississippi Electors Confront Legislature Over Vote
Governor calls legislature into extraordinary session to address anti Dewey electors in Mississippi who threaten to vote for a different Democrat Senator Burd if they protest the wartime fireproofing programs. Public opinion shows Southern Democrats backing Roosevelt for re election while legal questions linger on whether electors can defy the majority will.
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Mississippi
Roosevelt
Dewey
Burd.lear
Fay Growter
Imereef
United States
GOP May Lose Control Of House In 1946 Election Returns
Harrisburg dispatch reports that a Republican led Pennsylvania Senate boosts stakes in the fight for the House. Democrats claim Philadelphia gains with six GOP seats and 30 Democrats to 7 Republicans with many contests undecided, pending soldier vote returns. Allegheny County shows mixed gains while several districts remain in doubt as final tallies approach.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
House
H. Jerome Jose Pan
John R. Meade
Anna M. Brancato
Mary A Varallo
Joseph B. Cassidy
Peter J. Campbell
Joseph J. Feola
John C. Walton
John L. Gorman
Edwin F. Thompson
Homer
Brown
Daniel A. Verona
George J. Sarrat
Thomas P. Mooney
William N. McNair
Owen B. Hannon
Ira T. Fiss
Snyder County
Reuben E. Cohen
Beaver County
Columbia County
Gackawanna
Lancaster
Lehigh
Luzerne
Monroe
Schuylkill
Firt
York
Cars Off the Road in Philadelphia Area As Gas Rationing Bites
Registration for basic A- ration gasoline books shows Philadelphia city registrations collapsed from 267 823 in July 1942 to 148 046, with about 115 000 cars worn out or removed. In suburban counties a smaller drop signals rising reliance on independent transport as conservation through rationing keeps casualty rates down.
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Philadelphia
Germany
Warren high school senior dies in Jamestown crash
Warren Pa. November report from UPI says Gail Phillips 17 was killed instantly when his car struck a truck near Jamestown New York yesterday. Companion Robert Peterson 18 was in critical condition. Six other occupants escaped injury.
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Fileers
Kry-Di Ohow
Warren
UPI
Jamestown
N. Y
Gail ©. Phillips
Robert Peterson
Labor Provides Shock Roops For Roosevelt Victory
Labor powered Roosevelt fourth term win as workers from factories mines and offices rushed to polls. CIO PAC and National Citizens PAC mobilized tens of thousands to back Roosevelt, with Hillman noting the effort would continue. John L. Lewis opposed the president’s hold on United Mine Workers.
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Harold W. Ward
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
America
Army of War
CIO
Political Action Committee
PAC
Joe Doakes
Sidney Hillman
Cio-Pac
CIO Political Action Committee
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Hilleman
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Mrs Elizabeth Gresko obituary in Starford
Mrs Elizabeth Gresko wife of Andrew Gresko of Starford died Tuesday at home. Born in Austria August 15 1880 she lived in Starford for many years and was a member of St Elizabeth church. Survived by husband children stepchildren siblings and 14 grandchildren. services Friday at 10 am in St Elizabeth church with interment in St Elizabeth cemetery.
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Elizabeth Gresko
Andrew Gresko
Starford
Bresko
Austria
St. Elizabeth Church
Joseph A Leary
Michael Monak
Jenn
Michael
Andrew Ohman
East Chicago
Indiana
Joseph Ohman
Greenville
John Mandrsy
Albert
Pluta
Julia Gresko
Andrew
Michael Gresko
Cleveland
Ohio
Michael Brazina
Lorraine
Anna Kaypel
Michael ‘Shost
Stafford
Albert Korlik
St. Elizabeth Cemetery
Hi l ights Across The Nation By Tom Reedy
Election returns show politeness over sparks with Roosevelt trailing Dewey in Hyde Park and Owosso. Lamar Missouri birthplace miss, Benson kisses voters in Maryland, D Alesandro serves spaghetti dinners, Nebraska rejects prohibition, and London polling crowds note the American vote.
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Tom Reedy
Washington
Harry Truman
Lamar
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Hyde Park
N. Y
Dewey
Owosso
Mich
Merchant Marine
John W. Benson
Maryland
Rep
Thomas &, D'Alesandro
Grosvenor Square
Army Signal Corps Line
Philippines
MacArthur
San Francisco
John Barleycorn
Nebraska
FDR
War Pictures At Smicksburg Farm Bureau Meeting
War pictures illustrating the USO and other agencies in the United War Fund will be shown tomorrow evening at 8:00 P.M. at the Smwicksburg school house. County Agent J.W. Warner announces the pictures are sound and worth seeing. County Chairman J. W. Everett will discuss the county program and explain needs for funds. Township chairman H. M. Travis will supervise the meeting.
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Smicksburg
USO
United War Fund
Smwicksburg
J.W. Warner
J. W. Everett
H. M. Travis
4-H Forestry Meeting at West Lebanon
Elders Hidge West Lebanon 4-H club members and parents meet Wednesday evening November 8 at A. B. Gray home to study Forestry. Members bring wigs from ten forest trees for identification while Ralph Peters presents a Penn State maple syrup and maple sugar color illustration.
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West Lebanon
Elders Hidge
A. B. Gray
Ralph Peters
Penn State
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Andy
Moorhead
Ameniva
Patton
Gop
Gazette
S.C
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