Ultimatum Report Sparks Allied Summit Talk in Middle East
Reports claim a three leaders conference among Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin may have occurred in the Middle East, with a surrender ultimatum to Germany discussed. Sources vary on location with Tehran or Tabriz named, while Germany and others dispute the claim as Allied plans unfold.
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Middle
Middle East
United Nations
Churchill Roosevelt
Stalin
London Star
Asia
Teheran
le Tabriz
Persia
Connally
Fortorth
Washington
London
Roosevelt
Churchbil
Joseph Stalin
Tran
Gersmany
Berlin
Lisbon
Paris
ra‘Wie
Tahrir
Tcross
Russia
Sid
Bern
Vieny
Turkey
Ab 'Tohteran
Churchill
Cairo
Chiang Kai-shek
Germany
Gho
Allied Air and Ground Offensives Sweep Pacific and Europe
Allied air forces claim success across the Pacific from the Marshalls to New Guinea sinking a 10,000 ton transport and a large tanker, damaging destroyers, and downing 21 Japanese planes. In Bougainville and New Guinea operations Australians and Marines inflict heavy enemy losses, while Liberators strike in the Marshall and Mil Atoll areas. In Europe Fifth and Eighth Armies push through Calabritto toward Castel Fruscino and advance along the Adriatic coast, with heavy air attacks and ground fighting as Germans reinforce.
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Southwest Pacific
Pacific
Marshells
New Guinea
Boll
Ger Douglas MacArthur
Asim
Will Halsey
Adin
Chester W. Nin
Moon Peninsula
Wareo
Finschhafen
Bougainville
Solomons
MacArthur
Kavieng
New Ireland
Wewak
mid-Pacific
Chestey W. Nimitz
Taroa
Afalelap Atoll
Marshalls
Mil Aral
Mili
Algiers
Maite We
Claris
Fifth Army
Jmachlace
Calabritto
Lancaite
Ing
San Vito
Adriatic
Wadnesday
Bernard L. Montgomery
Lena
Fifth
Hghthormlen
San Giorgio
Recea
Cervana
Germany
Co Ronte
Olzano
Brenner Passine
Italy
Queensborough
Raider
Durazzo
Am Lons
Bette
Mignand
Rome
Eighth Army
Lanelang
Eighth
France
Naz Bile
Teporty
Naid
Salerno
Fonethie
Warhowse
Marseille
Yugoslav
Siebel Corey
Daidte
Chictiway
Arezzo
Inn
Florence
Ae Nigie
RAF Bombers Return To Berlin In Great Strength
British air crews struck Berlin in a sixth night raid, delivering nearly 200,000 long tons of explosives and incendiaries. Four engine bombers led a massed assault through heavy anti aircraft fire, with fighter escort and reports of widespread destruction across the city. Germans acknowledged widespread bombing as air defenses fought to stem the attack.
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RAF
Berlin
London
Britain
Serit
Firez
Paris
Cormansy
Areuny
Pines
Sweden
Egietbade
Morse
Nani Wateries
Che Hon
Maslin
Navy Speaker Named for HOW-TEC E Award Ceremony
Lt Com Henry H Hoine USNR will deliver the HOW T EC E award citation to Tennessee Eastman Corp and Rolston Ordnance Works employees for outstanding production. The event occurs at 4 p m Monday in J Fred Johnson Park stadium with Commander Helite as naval speaker. Hoine, an inspector of Naval Material, hails from Tale Indego Alabama and holds a BS in electrical engineering from Alabama Polytech Institute and an LL B from Atlanta Law School. He joined the Navy Reserve in 192? and served in New York City yard convoy duty in North Atlantic.
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Tennessee Eastman Corporation
Rolston Ordnance Works
Henry H. Hoine
USNR
Naval Material
Atlanta
Helite
J. Fred Johnson Park. the Speaker For the Navy Is Ih Stose
Cormander Tivine
Tale Indego
Alabama
Alabama Polytechne Ynstix Thie
Auburn
Ala
Atlanta Law School
Hulme
W. S. Naval Reserve
Navy Yard
New York
N.Y
Curtin Says Pacific War Must Wait On European Events
Australian Prime Minister Curtin, after talks with General MacArthur, says the Pacific war must await decisive Allied victory in Europe. He notes joint strategy in Cairo and emphasizes prolonged operations to force Japan’s surrender, with Roosevelt pledging to persevere. The war effort shifts to a new phase as initiative moves to the Allies.
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Curtin
Ranbeorma
Generail MacArchie
Vietory
Pacifics
Itni Siek
Cote
Japan
Robrul
Soviets Press On In Dnieper Battle As Nazis Suffer Losses
Soviet communiques report gains north of Cherkasy near the Dnieper while heavy fighting rages along the Kiev axis. About 2000 German casualties and 72 tanks reportedly destroyed as Red Army and allied formations press toward key rail lines and river approaches amid persistent rain and mud.
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Moscow
Europe
Ana’ Cherkasy
Dnieper
Red Army
Gamel
Jad
Warnes
Cherkasy
Kiev Hulge Qast
Zhitomir
Korosten
Hoever
Smolensk
Orsha
Minak
Capiital
White Russia
Warsaw
Libati-iborkay
Borkiy
Wheeler Predicts FDR Not To Be Candidate In 1944
Washington reports Democratic Senator Wheeler of Montana doubts any Democrat can win in 1944. He predicts President Roosevelt will not be a candidate next year regardless of the war, arguing the republic is weary and the nation seeks change. Wheeler cites Kentucky election results as indicating a GOP trend while suggesting no Democrat could be elected in 1944. Senator Mead of New York supports Roosevelt as the strongest leader for swift war end and victory.
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Washington
Wheeler Wis
Montana
Roosevelt
Wheeler
Leonid
United States
Palenad
Leto
Mueh
Wendell L. Willkie
White Wheeler
Eho Hay
Mead
D-Ny
Paneo
FDR Receives 39-Foot Berlin Christmas Tree
A 39 foot Christmas tree from a New York town heads to Washington for the holiday season. President Roosevelt will receive the tree as part of the national observance. The ceremony and presentation details accompany the dispatch from Albany.
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Albany, SN
Bertin
Rousavell
Chestiras
New York
Henry
Washington
RooaBovelt
Povennar
Administration Puts Congress On Subsidies Spot
The administration presented Congress with a choice between $3.25 billion in subsidies to hold down retail food prices through 1934 or risking price waves. OPA officials estimated $1.26 billion needed to stabilize prices near current levels, while Bowles and Taft sparred over wage and price effects.
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Congress
Rnn
Senate
Office of Price Administration
House
Jean S.arrall
OBA
Taft
Ohio
Dted
Storkholm
Finland
Noa
Russia
Geronan
Tryliyst
Pling
Mazcow
Vinnish Press
Apts
Aso
Pence
Hs Ihway
Stockholn
Zadwinth
Three War Correspondents Fail To Return From Air Raid
Three war correspondents did not return from a London to Berlin air raid. Lowell Bennett of International News Service and Norman Stockton of the Sydney Morning Herald are missing. A third unnamed INS correspondent previously with the South China Morning Post was also unaccounted for. The Air Ministry offered no details while Bomber Command pressed for more information. Twenty seven killed and ten wounded, forty five held as prisoners or interned. the raid involved Australian and American news crews and the United Press and Associated Press.
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London
Berlin
Lowell Bennett
International News Service
Norman Stockton
Sydney
Sia
Stockton
New Gui
Enilir
South Ching Morning Post
Tanvustars
Bennett
Air Aelnis Key
Wien
Alla Lo
Young Banneth
Siade
Amerwan Fao
Bertin
Associeted Press
United Press and Internationel News Service
Air Ministry
Broval Air Force
Lye
International
Associated Myers En Unitert Bress Balleged
Olt
Benneuy
Willan Wynne
Benes Considered as Mediator Between Poles and Russians
President Edvard Benes may act as mediator between Poland and Russia at the Roosevelt Stalin Churchill conferences. The suggestion arose amid Red Army advances and severed relations reports as Benes departed London weeks ago and was not confirmed in European press as arriving in Moscow. It is believed he could attend Allied war councils as an adviser to discuss administering liberated territories.
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Ashingten
Edward Benes
Red Army
Poland
Russia
Bones
London
Moscow
Iit
Narrow escape as dining room collapses in India club
In a dramatic incident seven hours after lunch with high ranking officials, a heavy tile dining room floor collapsed at an officers club. Debris buried a table where prominent guests sat, prompting an immediate investigation led by Gen. Fridericle NuCabe. Sabotage allegations surfaced amid vague evidence.
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SeComnese
Denslery
India
Gerarndstine
Chi
Lavis Mountbatten
Fridericle
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