Public Release of Italian Armistice Terms
The United States Britain and Italy released the long suppressed Italian armistice terms detailing how Marshal Badoglio surrendered in 1943 and Italy's sovereignty was largely restored by a 1944 memorandum. The document notes terms not fully invoked, obsolescence of many clauses, and no territorial or reputational provisions. Italy has requested revisions, which the United States has not granted while seeking an early peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pietro Badoglio
Italy
Armistica
Ttaly
U.S
secrey—Worg
Soviet
Russia
Bonomi
State Department
Europe
Former Minister of Lawton Dies in Tulsa at 72
Rev. Robert Samuel Satterfield a former Lawton Methodist pastor and uncle of Christina Swanson died at his Tulsa home. He was ordained in 1905 and served in Lawton Oklahoma City Cordell and Pruss Valley. Survived by wife two children and other relatives. Funeral set for 2:30 pm Wednesday in Tulsa.
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Robert Samuel Satterfield
Lawton
E. B. Mitchel
Christina Swanson
Gore Boulevard
Tulsa
Swanson
Sacterfield
Oklahoma City
Cordell
Pruss Valley
South
Clyde Hester
Waco
Tex
Robert Jr
Ben Franklin
Greg Satterfield
Oklshoma City
Large Cities Ballot Today
United Press reports Labor backed City elections across Detroit New York Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh and Buffalo with mayoral races drawing interest O'Dwyer expected to win in New York Curley Kerrigan and Reilly vie for Boston leadership while Buffalo and Cleveland contests unfold Hungarian election shows anti Communist smallholders party poised to control assembly amid Soviet domination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Labor
Detroit
Motor City
Richard T. Franksteen
United Automobile Workers Union Cio
Edward J. Jeffries, Jr
New York
William O’dwyer
O'Dwyer
New England
Boston
James M. Curley
Curley
John E. Kerrigan
William A. Reilly
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Robert N. Waddell
Cleveland
Thomas Burke
Budapest
National Assembly
Europe
Citizens Urge City Purchase USO Buildings
Lawton businessmen urged the city to acquire the Fourth and B USO building and the Douglass USO center, either by purchase or lease, to keep Fort Sill service centers open. The group favored negotiating for both buildings with possible later use by the Douglass school, and set a Nov 19 decision deadline for city action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Lawton
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commorce
Fort Sill
Douglass Uso
Federal Works Agency
Douglass Center
Fort
USO x
DSO
Douglass
Douglass School
Storm Delays Search For Child In Downieville
A five day hunt for three year old Dieltic Tum Suden, heir to a gold mining fortune, stalled by a mountain storm. Blizzard winds to 85 mph howl through Donner Pass as temperature drops below freezing. San Francisco police investigated a youth claim of contact with Suden relatives. searchers, including 120 soldiers, paused as sleet and snow began after midnight. Four dogs and their owner continued the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downieville
Calif
Dieltic Tum Suden
Weather Bureau
Danner Pass
San Francisco
Tom Suden
James Meadows
Marines May Leave Chinese Area Soon
U S Marines likely to be withdrawn from North China by December 5 after completing their mission to restore order and disarm Japanese forces. Nationalist troops arriving in north China expected to maintain control, with isolated Japanese groups still unarmed. Incidents near Tientsin Peiping and Chanwangtao cited. U.S. public opinion against entanglement in Chinese civil war cited as driving withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
North
Chiang Kai-shek
Chinwangtao
Kuomintang
Tientsin
Psiping
Tsingtai
Peiping
Chanwangtao
Shansi
Shefes
Shantung Peninsula
Tiehtsin
Tsingtao
Asia
Bond Totals Rise in Victory Loan Drive Countywide
New reports show Victory bond sales surpassing 17 488 today and lifting the county total to 147 083. Series EH purchases reach 116 873 with Chattanoogans at 22 978 to date and Geronimo area at 3 300. Drive chairman Tomlinson urges town chairmen to report frequently as banks release results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanoo-gan's
Minton
Geronimo
Lucretia Dickson
Tewnys
Drive
W. E
Curiee
French Government Is Being Reorganized
Paris report states Gen. De Gaulle resigned as provisional president to the constituent assembly, which was to draft a new constitution for a fourth republic. The assembly is expected to ask De Gaulle to continue a caretaker government for seven months while it completes its task. A new provisional president would serve the seven months, with De Gaulle likely to be reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
de Gaulle
Constituent Assembly
France
DeGaulle
Caen
Hame
Japanese Officials Order Dissolution Of Big Firms
Tokyo November 6 1945 The Japanese government orders dissolution of the four largest Zaibatsu Mitsui Mitsubishi Yasuda and Sumitomo families per General MacArthur directive The move aims to distribute income and promote democratic economic development while the government plans a holding company liquidation unit to issue government backed bonds and prevent securities devaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Teatsorth
United Preay
Tokyo
Japan
Zaibatsu
Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Uesuda
Sumitomo
Gen. Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Apan
Haves
Molotov urges Allied control of Japan and open atomic energy
In a Moscow broadcast marking the Soviet anniversary, Foreign Commissar Molotov called for Allied control over Japan and said there should be no secrecy about atomic energy. He asserted that the United States and Britain should share practical knowledge of atomic energy as a war tool, and he stressed the need for negotiations on multinational control of Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
V. M. Molotov
Japan
Moscow
Russia
Molotov
United States
Great Britain
Stalin
Soviet Union
Syiteh
Council of Peoples’ Commissars
Broadeagk
Germany
Hitler
Emanuel Schneider 19 Dies at Bleckner Sanatorium Colorado Springs
Emanuel Schneider aged 19 of 911 Lee died Monday at Bleckner Sanatorium Colorado Springs after a long illness. Born September 25, 1926, he attended St. Very's School before leaving in 1943 due to ill health. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs John Schneider and brother Pvt Robert Schneider in Germany. The body will arrive Thursday morning. Services set for Thursday at 2 pm in Lawton Funeral Home Chapel conducted by Rev L McCutchen of Beal Heights Presbyterian Church. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Emanuel
Schneider
Lee
Bleckner
Colorado Springs
Colo
St. Very's School
Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
John Schneider
Pvt
Robert Schneider
Germany
Witnesses Tell Of More Jap Atrocities In Manila
Witnesses including a girl and soldiers testified that Japanese forces tortured and murdered thousands in Intramuros Manila last February. General Yamashita, tried for war crimes, sat silent as details of mass killings and rapes were recounted, including a priest's testimony about St. Augustine Church.
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Manila
Intrambros
Tomoyuisi Yamashita
St. Augustine's Church
Lawton School Bids And Plans For Additions
Lawton school board opened two bids for junior high annex repairs and discussed major improvements for Woodrow Wilson and Will Rogers schools. They approved adding classrooms and an auditorium, with plans due November 18, and modernization of Lincoln school this summer. Resignations were accepted and funeral services announced for William Brown in Chattanooga.
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Lawton
J. T. Chapman
Sona
Icca
W. Cook
Euclid
Federal Works Agency
Fort Worth
Justin Kuntz
Annex
Genoo
L. MH. Strock
EWA
Nortsager and
Lawrence
Oklahoma City
Woodrow Wilson School
Gudition
Will Rogers
PTA
Kuntz
Woonrow Wilson Group
At & P
White
Lincoln School
United Mine Workers Chief Wins In Labor Conference Debate
United Mine Workers Chief John L. Lewis wins unanimous hold over eight member executive committee plan at the national labor management conference. Debate centers on representation from big four groups and independent bodies. Truman warns delegates to devise a strike-ending formula while Washington buses and streetcars press for wage hikes. Strikes ripple nationwide affecting Ford Canada, Greyhound, and Pacific war veterans returns. Windsor talks loom with Canadian Labor Minister Mitchell as strikes widen across eight states.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Nation Association of Manufacturers
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Lewis
Rules Committee
UMW
Railway Brotherhoods
CIO
Eric Murray
Murray
Pariey
Executive Committee
Truman
Capitel
Ford Ot Canada
Windsor, Gat
Windsor
Detroit
Humphrey Mitchell
Mitchell
Ottawa
Ford Motor Co
Canada
Windsor Area
Colorado Fuel and Tron Co
West Coast
APL
San
Work Starts On Church Addition At Fifth And G
Construction began on a 2500 addition to the Assembly of God church at Fifth and G. A building permit was issued to Rev J L McQueen. The concrete block two story church addition should be finished about December 5. City permit also issued to Harold Pierson for a 30 frame residence at 2617 East, to be completed next January.
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Assembly of God Church
Fifth and G
J. L. McQueen
Pustor
McQueen
C. W. Simpson
Harold 3. Pierson
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Stacktord
United Press
le Long
Bergdorf
Goodman
Leatherie
Chi Chi
Earl
Helfrich
Pacific
Hla
P. C
Blunt Zorger Jewelry & Loans
B Ave
Lily
Berlin
Init Reynolds
NILA
Acme
Bond
Steddoms
Holgate Toys
Alexander Dolls
Cambridge Glass
Steddom
Royal Doulton
Wallace Silver
Franklin Pictures
EE. Schneider
Ineet Shiv
Davy Davis
NEA Service
Aan
Newas Ploturey
War Pool
Yokohama
Yokosuka Naval Base
Jan
Davis
W. E. Brown
Chattanooga
William &. Brown
Norman
Appentone School
Walters Baptist
Heid
Evans
Faxon
Okolona
Clark County
Ark
Brown
Ahpeatone
HB. B. Crum
John Brown
Glenn Fleming
Vancouver Wash
Barbara Gerber
Plano
Bob Brown
Burleburnett
Wathan Brown
Dallas
Security Bank and Trust CO
U. S
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