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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1943

Page

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Germans capture Korosten as Red Army advances in Ukraine

Moscow reports German forces recaptured Korosten but the Red Army maintains pressure along the Leningrad Odessa line and advances west from Kiev. In New Jersey, about 1500 repatriates dock in Jersey City viewing their homeland for the first time in two years amid cheers and charity clothing for the evacuees.

London Nikolai Vatutn Kiev Friz von Mannstein Korosten Zhitomir Leningrad-Odessa Moscow Red Army Russia Koresien Dnieper Ukraine White Rusia Korasien Leninstad Oder Ovruch Velsk Zhlobin Gomel Jersey City N. J America Gripsholm Lingr American Red Crosse

Plan Would Open Door to Wholesale Fraud in War Ballots

Washington Dec 1 Senate debate centers on a Republican substitute to permit service members overseas to vote by proxy. Lucas criticizes the plan as naive, while supporters argue it keeps voters in their districts under supervision. Brooks faces broad opposition for excluding merchant mariners from the Lucas bill. Continued on Twelfth Page.

Washington Lucas Seinster Brooks Divners Lucas Bill Brooks Harry Bridges Joe Curran Natonal Pepper Florida Brooks Merchant Marine Hite Bridges

Oddities in the News collage of quirky items

A collection of brief oddball items from Denver to Salt Lake City. Stories include a sergeant mistaking his reflection for a recruit, an elementary principal moonlighting in crafts, space talk among South Pacific traders, a man accused of arson to dislodge in-laws, and Missouri constitutional delegate Joseph Blay weighing tax provisions in a rambling miscellany.

Serferson Mo—Joseph Blay St. Lain Miscouri Silay

Legislature Plans Mail Poll On Funding Authority

Baton Rouge reports indicate lawmakers debate a mail poll to study funding for the treasury and salaries amid a looming emergency. Government officials and the liquidation board consider restraining actions to prevent siphoning state funds without legislative authorization.

Baton Rouge Guida Witheni Helen Svea Norman Bauer Gecias Anto Beard Grmany Bureau of Governments Reeranch Eerdingys Fem

Plans to Take Oath in December at New Orleans

Shreveport attorney P Lee, named to the federal circuit of appeals, won Senate confirmation Tuesday and plans to take the oath in New Orleans on December 15. He will keep residence in Shreveport and will sit with the court in New Orleans and Fort Worth as needed while arranging transfers of pending matters.

P. Lee Shreveport Federal Circuit of Appeals Senate New Orleans Lee New Orlean Fort Wor Montgomery Ala Atlanta Jacksonville Fla

Shoup offers 1000 to fix voting machines in New Orleans

Ransom F Shoup chief engineer of the Shoup Voting Machine corporation offers $1000 to anyone who can make New Orleans voting machines register a fraudulent ballot The offer follows rumors of a political ring manipulating the count Shoup notes each candidate has an adding machine and a vote is recorded for every X placed on the board He inspected machines prepared for January primaries under Robert R Wolfe Louisiana state custodian of voting machines.

New Orleans Dew Ransom F Shoup Shoup Voting Machine Corporation Shoup Louisiana News-Star Today Robert R. Wolfe

U S landings on Bougainville spark possible Solomons drive

Tokyo radio reports American forces landed at Cape Torokina on Bougainville in six large landing barges under cruiser and destroyer bombardment. The claim says Japanese defenses annihilated two landing companies and notes a beachhead of over six miles at Empress Augusta Bay.

Japan Solomons Tokyo United States Bougainville Cape Torokina William F. Halsey, Jr South Pacific Germany Arnger Reich Hong Kong Bougeinville Ad- Habe’ Étemaunermonnd Wyitland Magine United States Forces Empress Augusta Bay Cape Torokina i Juba Empress Augusta Piva Ridge Bougainwvile

Downsville Merchant Cleve Hammons Dies After Car Crash

Cleve Hammons 57 prominent Downsville merchant dies in Monroe hospital ten days after a head on collision near Downsville. His funeral was in Downs ville Baptist Church with interment at Sibley Cemetery. He leaves a wife a son Doland in the U S Army in Ireland and a daughter Mrs Dorothy Haun.

Cleve Harrions Downsville Monroe Downsville Baptist Church Sibley Hammons Frank Maniey Union Parish Manley Hamons Doland United States Army Ireland Cleve Hammons Dorothy Haun Farmerville

Willkie Proposes Four Point Program For 1944 Campaign

Wendell L. Willkie outlines a four point program in Cheyenne Wyoming urging Republicans to consider for the 1944 race. He calls for lower income taxes to give the average citizen seed corn for tomorrow, a regulatory system that preserves capital flow, citizens taking responsibility for government, and a restoration of moral aspects in American life and governance.

Cheyenne Wyo Wendell L. Willkie

Report of Cairo meeting and Iran trip involving Roosevelt Churchill

Unconfirmed reports say President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill aimed for a conference with Stalin in Iran after meeting Chiang Kai-shek in Cairo. Lisbon dispatches via Reuters claimed the Cairo meeting had occurred and the leaders departed for Iran amid German propaganda speculation.

Associated Press Roosevelt Churchill Stalin Iran Chiang Kai-Shek Cairo Lisbon Middle East Reuters Lawlocal Partotfins Dine Monroe

U-Boat Hero Missing After Notable Submarine Feats

Lieutenant Commander Dudley Wy. Morton, decorated for sinking at least 19 enemy ships and praised for two daring patrols, is reported missing in action. His wife Harriet says no location details were given by the navy, while Morton’s exploits included sinking a Japanese destroyer and convoy duties at New Guinea. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross from General MacArthur and the Navy Cross with gold star. Morton, a Kentucky native, married in China in 1936 and left behind two children.

Los Angeles Commader Dudley Wy. Morton Harriett Navy Department Washington Wewak Harbor New Guineas New Guinea Morton Douglas MacArthur Kentucky DeKalb, I Tsingtao China Douglas

Seminole County Backing Roosevelt Supports Fourth Term

In Seminole county Georgia the preferential primary showed strong support for a fourth Roosevelt term with 816 for and 10 against from three precincts. Ellison Dunn credited voter sentiment for keeping the county’s early test of presidential preference, noting shifts toward Roosevelt and peace-table diplomacy after the war.

Donald Sornville Roosevelt Ruret Seminole County Ellison Dunn Walter F. George Georgia Wendell Willkie Biennha Dunn

Germans Await Chance To Overturn Hitler In Army Drift

German forces ponder prospects of mutation while air war intensifies across Europe. Allied daylight raids on Bremen Olingen Solingen cause heavy bombardment plus night Mosquito and Beaufighter strikes. Losses run to multiple fighters, with aircraft damaged and airfields attacked across northern France and Germany.

London Germany France Bremen Olingen Ruhr R A. F Dominion Royal Canadian Air Force Air Ministry United States Eighth Air Force Heer Solingen United States Duesseldorf Europe Budapest Holland Junkers

Peace faction within Germany seeks mild terms while keeping militarism

A vonnections report from London says a junta of veteran German officers and Junker industrialists plots to overthrow Hitler and negotiate peace that preserves German militarism as the nucleus of a future world power. Informal armistice overtures have been dismissed by allies as not originating with the government. High officials warn against German peace balloons, but the anti Hitler faction may still act.

Robert Bunnelle London Junker Hitler Germany United Nations Cordell Hull Brendan Bracken

Lie Detector Test Planned in McCoy Family Murders Case

Fayette County authorities plan a lie detector test for a suspect connected to the McCoy triple murder at Oak View. Prosecutor John B. Hill said the test would be at a police laboratory in another city as officials press to resolve last Wednesday’s unexplained gap in the alibi. The case remains centered on a suspected intimate knowledge of the slain family and a deliberate plot to wipe them out.

Washington Court House Fayette County John B. Hill Hill Ovan Elmer McCoy Forrest Mildred Oak View McCoy W H.leenhower

Good Fellows Appeal for Help as Donations Fall Short

Community Chest funds are not used for Good Fellows. Readers describe dire need as volunteers report only small gifts of 138 230 250 145 dollars from donors. Letters beg for food clothing and underwear for families including a widow with five children and a bedridden senior citizen. Continued on Twelfth Page.

Ytrrenegs Good Fellows Community Chest Eve

Germans Use Barbed Wire in Sangro Ridge Fight

Allied reports say the Eighth Army pressed along the Sangro ridge with air support and near three miles of advance. Lanciano, Casoli and Castefrentano reportedly fell. Monteleone and other areas saw heavy minefields and wire defenses breached. Liberators and fighters blasted German strongpoints as Montgomery’s forces pressed toward Rome with sea- and air-based bombardment.

Eighth Army Sirvi Sangro Ridge Paisa Algiers Lanciana Sangre Pescara Caste Frentano Casoli Ter Sar Ndge Reuters Fifth Army Mon 15Th Air Force Adriatic Flume Partisone Erwin Rommel Balkan Sir Bernard II Montgomery Quillian and Loyal Saneero Commuunique Berlin Albinia Romé Ancona London Radio United States Wwe

Landon Calls for One-Mulers Coalition Across Parties

Former Kansas governor Alf Landon urged a cross party coalition of Democrats and Republicans he termed one mulers among business leaders and white collar workers. He spoke to Republican freshmen, citing 1944 prospects and noting Kentucky GOP wins as evidence of a moving trend.

Washington Larkson Kansas Landon Kentucky Wegarat

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