Westbrook Pegler on American views of European conflicts
The writer argues Americans remain unsettled by rivalries and denouncements among French and Balkan factions as liberation nears. He critiques pro French sentiment and warns against siding with distant powers, urging unity with governments that keep Europe from further division.
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Balkans
Amer- IA
Communist
Prik
Sarviet
Soviet Push Into Ukraine Deepens As Rechitsa Falls
Soviet forces pressed toward Poland from Korosten and Rechitsa with Red Star reporting German counterattacks repulsed in the Zhitomir sector. Stalin praised commanders for key river crossings and the capture of Koresten as Gomel loomed within artillery range.
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Moscow
Old Poland
Korosten
Rechitsa
Kiev
Ukraine
Red Star
Korostixhey
Zhitomir
Ret
Belgorod
Joseph Stalin
Nikola Vatuus
Ceonmuntin Rokasesvaly
Koreater
Rechiva
Gomel Gatreen
Gomeel-Zhiahin
Gomel
Stalor
Koraeten
Red Army
Ush
Laningrad-Odess
Warsaw
Rusetari
Pripet
Koromen
Vetutin
Zhitermir
Pastov
Drieper
Nikepo
Weetar Rekomovsky
Rechitna
De Marigny Convicted in Bahamas Murder Trial
The Bahamas jury found De Marigny guilty of murder in the case involving Sir Oakes. The judge delayed sentencing for appeal. prosecutors and witnesses linked De Marigny and De Visdelou to stolen gasoline and other crimes.
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Comerges
Vuelelia
F. E. Field
de Marigny
Sir Oakes
Wig
Marigny
de Visdelou
Fog and Smoke Halts Work in New Orleans Shipyards
A dense wall of fog and smoke from swamp fires disrupted 19 percent of war workers in New Orleans early today. Streetcars and buses stalled, drivers in bumper-to-bumper traffic crawled, and some workers could not reach their jobs on time. Visibility was severely limited across the iy section near shipyards.
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Orleans
Bket
See
Cara
Several Withdrawals From State Races Reported
Shreveport, La November 12 Democratic state central committee chairman Frank J. Looney said John C Feldman of New Orleans withdrew from the gubernatorial race leaving eight candidates. The last day to withdraw without forfeiting the filing fee was today. The committee can return $100 of the $300 fee. Other withdrawals include An the A Mouton of New Orleans for secretary of state. The eight gubernatorial candidates listed are Sam Caldwell Ernest Clements James H Davis Dudley J LeBlanc Lee Lanier Lewis L Morgen James H Morrison and Vincent Moseley. Also announced were withdrawals for the state Central Democratic committee seats: M C Redmond William J Cross E C Readheimer John F Golden A M Pyburn John Y Winn Gilbert T Brown Jr R L Gay and James O Helms. Death of H H Wamsley of Redune reported in an automobile accident.
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Shreveport
Frank J. Looney
Democratic State Central Commits
John C. Feldman
New Orleans
Lowney Sach
Secretary of State
Francis J. Whiteman
Baton Rouge
Anthe A. Mouton
Sam
Caldwell
Ernest Clements
Oberlin
James H. Davis
Dudley J. LeBlanc
Abbeville
Lee Lanier
Amite
Lewis L Morgen
Covington
James H. Morrison
Hammond
Vincent Moseley
Opelousas
Looney
State Central Democratic Committee
M. C. Redmond
Quachita Parish
William J. Cross
16Th
14Th Ward
Orleans
Clifford C. Brooks
Tensas
R. L. Gay
Sabine
James O. Helms
Iberia
H. H. Wamsley
Redune
A. H
Ila UN
Petain Draws Up New French Constitution
Allied reports from Algiers describe heavy Allied air action over Greece and Italy. American bombers destroyed Eleusis field near Athens and hit Larissa while Mitchells targeted rail links around Athens Salonika. Fortresses damaged or destroyed numerous enemy aircraft on the ground amid continued Mediterranean airwar.
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Algiers
Aegean
Eleusis
Athens
Larissa
Greek
Eleusisan Field
Salonika
Grosseto
Terni
Rome
Italy
Krkia
Morgan to Join Campaign Party in Louisiana
Governor candidate Lewis L. Morgan will join the Morgan Long campaign in Natchitoches and speak Saturday after a leg burn kept him from campaigning. The party schedule lists Pleasant Hill Converse Many Leesville Alexandria with Morgan and others set to speak across Louisiana locations.
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Shreveport
Lewis L. Morgan
Morgan-Long
Natchitoches
Earl K. Long
Morgan
Morgian-Long
Pleasant Hill
Converse
Many
Leesville
Alexandria
Morgen
Harry D. Wilson
Goldanna
Campti
Montgomery
Colfax
Guy Gich
Bogalusa
Petain Prevented From Promulgating Democratic Constitution
Bernard, Nov. 19. Marshal Henri Philippe Petain drafted a democratic constitution but Nazis barred its promulgation. He renounced Laval as successor in a decree. Laval was named on Nov 7, 1942, with power to legislate after the armistice line moved into Vichy territory.
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Thomas F. Hawkins
Bern
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
Himy
Pierre Laval
France
Marshal Petain
Petain
Fierce fighting as Allied push toward Rabaul expands
Allied forces press the Bougainville and Empress Augusta Bay front in the Solomons and New Guinea as naval bombers and fighters strike from less than 200 miles from Rabaul. Marines and Australian troops advance, sinking ships and destroying planes, while Buka bases are shelled and air battles erupt across Finschhafen Wewak and Sattelberg.
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Southwest Pacific
Rabaul
Solomon and
New Guinea
Japan
Bougainville
Solomons
Empress Augusta Bay
Buka
Americas
Bougainyil'e
Tokyo
Alijen
Bou- Gainville
New Britann Rsbaul
Douglas MacArthur
Lakunai
MacArthur
Huon Peninsula
New Britain
Finschhafel
Sattelberg
Wewak
Admiral Halsey
Bourainville
Finschhafen
Towns and Milam Found Guilty in Ouachita Prison Death
A jury found A W Towns and J D Milam guilty of negligent homicide in the Wille Hopkins murder case at Ouachita parish prison camp. The verdict followed a four day trial. sentence to be imposed after a 24 hour period.
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J. D. Milam
Ouachita Parish
Towns
Frank W. Hawthorne
W. C. Stevenson
Milam
George Wesley Smith
Socner Parish
Brand
Wille Hopkins
West Monroe
Matty Thies
J. T. French
Parish
R. A. F. Launches Largest Night Bombing Raid on Germany
London reports the Royal Air Force mounted its biggest bomber assault to date, sending 700 to 900 heavy bombers to Berlin and Ludwigshafen with two 4-ton munitions and incendiaries. American fighters supported the strikes on western Germany, while RAF operations continued over Kassel Mannheim and Norway targets.
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Robert N. Sturdevant
London
Germany
Berlin
Ludwigshafen
United States
Bers Lin
Hamburg
Air Ministry
Ludewigshafen
Norway
Europe
Woman's Body Found in Burned Residence Near Stonewall
Miss Margie Roach, 30, former Shreveport resident, whose charred body was found in the ruins of her home four miles east of Stonewall Mixes Road, is investigated by Dr. W B Hewitt De Soto parish coroner. Willie Roach discovered the fire and body Friday morning after smoke was seen Thursday.
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Shreveport
WB. Hewitt
DeSoty Pariah
Margie Roach
Stonewall
Mixes Road
DeSoto Parish
Willie Roach
Miss Roach
W. Hoffpauir
Hoffpauir
Halfpauir
Miss Reach
Ben Roach
Kaplan
Timing of Turkey war talk signals shifting allied stance
New York dispatch reports Turkey signaling readiness to join the Allies against the Axis, hinting at a decisive phase soon. Correspondent Paul Kern Lee notes eased fear of German bombs from the Dodecanese and suggests Ankara’s stance reflects growing Allied strength and a probable wartime pivot.
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Turkey
Ediry
Paul Kern Lee
Associated Press
Mediterranean
Doducanese
Lee
New York
Dodecanese Islands
Dodecanese
Ankara
United States
England
Italy
Blash
Rescued Airmen Tell of Last Signal Flare Off Greenland
Three Royal Air Force officers including Captain Robert E. Coffman and Flying Officer Norman E. Greenway describe their ten day marooning on a Greenland rock after the Hampden ditched in the Atlantic. A United States steamer spotted Coffman’s final flare, prompting rescue by a nearby vessel.
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Montreal
Greenland
Royal Air Force
Ameriun
United States Army
Robert E. Coffman
Baton Rouge
Norman E. Greenway
Camrose
Alberta
Ronald E Snow
Digby
N.S
Atlantic
England
British Columbia
Vesse
Coffman
Gi Cor
John T. Crowell
Isle Haut
Marines Tear Jungle Down On Bougainville
Solomons battle report notes US Marines advance on Bougainville. A captured Japanese infantry officer complimented the Marines by saying they are not great jungle fighters, but they tear down the jungle so there is nothing left to fight in.
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Ameria
U.S
Bougainville
Solomons
Recluse Fights Officers in Graniteville Shooting
In Graniteville on a Novembers night 50 year old Jamie L Quimby shot at officers after tear gas failed to subdue him. He stood on a window with a pistol as State Constable Joe Hine fired fatally. Mrs Quimby was wounded and hospitalized. Police found multiple rifles and pistols in the home.
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Ville
State
Eiuce
Jamie L Quimby
Quimby
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