Capture of Polish General Komorowski alters Warsaw struggle
A Polish government spokesman confirmed the capture of Lt. Gen. Komorowski and his entire staff after the Warsaw uprising. The report, seen as undermining Moscow-aligned leadership, mentions possible shifts to a new commander or a triumvirate. Estimates of Polish casualties vary, with a Swedish agency reporting 8,000 killed in the second battle of Warsaw.
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Ion
Komorowski
Bor
Warsaw
Naan
Red Army
Vistula
National Libération Committee
Moscow
Erz Sosnkowski
Peet Net
Defense
Kornorowski
Mngran Bureau
Vocational Training Set For Texas Cons
The Texas prison board approved a plan allowing qualified inmates to attend vocational school at Huntsville. Classes will meet at the vocational school with groups leaving the institution for regular periods, said to be a first such experiment in a penal setting. Details remain to be settled with the vocational school, classification bureau, education department and parole board before operation begins.
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Austin
U.R
Texas
Huntsville
Tex
State
Texas Vocational School
Classification Bureau
Department of Education
Parole Board
Government To Return Surplus Acreage After War Use
Norman M. Littell said the United States appropriated 4 955 714 acres for war needs, with only training facilities and plant sites retained. Most land will revert to private ownership after serving its purpose under the surplus property bill adopted October 19. The announcement was made to the National Officers Association.
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Geral
Justice Department
National Association of As Officers
Norman M. Littell
Torney General
Woman on Ledge Bombards Street in Philadelphia
A 55 year old housewife Barbara Worthington perched on her apartment sill for over two hours and hurled furniture into the street. Police avoided entry fearing a jump. Her husband Thomas was summoned from a Chester war plant and persuaded her to come inside and she was taken to a hospital.
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Philadelphia
Barbara Worthington
Thomas
Chester
Woman Regent of Texas University May Step Down
Mrs. I. D. Fairchild of Lufkin the lone woman regent at the University of Texas says she cannot accept another six year term ending January first. She denies reports she will resign and notes interest in a future woman appointee while acknowledging Martin Dies may join the board as a lawyer.
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Fort Worth
I. D. Fairchild
Lufkin
University of Texas
The
Star Telegram
Fairchild
Martin
Congress
Controls On Use Of Magnesium Lifted
New York October 8 George C Heikes head of the War Production board aluminum and magnesium division announced the lifting of all government controls on magnesium usage Heikes spoke to the magnesium association noting there are no remaining restrictions for the light metal used in civilian goods
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New York
George C. Heikes
War Production Board
Aluminum and Magnesium Division
Magnesium Association
Revolts Reported in Vienna and Austria
London dispatch cites Bern advices that revolts have broken out in Vienna and other Austrian areas with no independent confirmation from other sources.
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London
London Radio
Bern
Vienna
Austria
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