Lieutenant Peterson Dies in Tucson
Lieutenant Howard E. Peterson, husband of Miss Jane Smith, died in Tucson Ariz from a streptococcus infection. He leaves relatives in Chicago prominent in business and professional life. Dr C Karlos Smith, pastor, will attend the funeral in Chicago with Mrs Smith.
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Chicago
C. K. Smith
Tucson, Ariz
C. Karlos Smith
First Methodist Church
West Monroe
Tucson
Ariz
Howard E. Peterson
Jane Smith
Noted Kidnap Plot Tied to Former Associates
Police teletype describes an eight-state manhunt involving Andreoli who appeared at a residence and forced a woman to fetch clothing with a knife at her daughter's throat. He then forced a car ride while still holding the child. Cella and Andreoli were former business associates.
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Cella
John Curran
Andreoli
Murder at hotel party ends in hospital after body found
Police say Lawrence, a 132 pound, 5 foot 6 inch man, may have attacked the victim during a movie outing then a club party. Mrs Owen accompanied him two blocks before he walked the final distance to a hospital. The body was found about 5 pm with a bloodied scene nearby.
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Lawrence
Owen
Pen
Assgiant
Jacob Grunet
Royal Canadian Air Force
Lonergan
Toronto
Diatreet
Grumet
Case Society
Power questions settled at Moscow conference
In Moscow Oct 28 top U S Secretary Cordell Hull British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov began talks on the war power questions. Early reports say several key issues were settled in a cooperative atmosphere as Stalin maintains close contact with the discussions. The London bureau notes Eden and the British delegation met Stalin again, with the conference room showing a table of diameter and flags of the United States Britain and the Soviet Union.
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SCOW
Tate Cordell Hull
Anthony Eden
Lecvy Eden
Eden
Churchill
Molotov
Detec tives press Wayne Lonergan in wife slaying case
New York detectives grilled Wayne Lonergan over his alibi after the death of his heiress wife Patricia Burton Lonergan. A detective said investigators have a strong circumstantial case and may charge later, while Lonergan maintains his innocence amid questions about weekend movements.
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New York
Wayne Lonergan
RC. A. F
Lonergan
Patricia Burton Lonergan
Fall of Krivoi Rog Seen Likely Within Hours
Soviet forces blasted along a 150 mile front driving west toward Dnepropetrovsk and Krivoi Rog as German lines collapsed on multiple flanks near Melitopol and Nikopol. The Krivoi Rog iron ore rail hub was believed to fall within hours, with encirclement of German troops growing tighter.
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Krivoi
Moscow
Melitopol
Akimovka
Crimea
Nikopol
Dnieper
London
Dnepropetrovsk
Russia
Krivoi Rog
Germans See War Ending Soon Says Freed Prisoners
Fourteen soldiers freed from German camps report German pessimism about the war’s outcome. Brooklyn’s Herbert Ehrich says Germans expect victory by January 1944. Hartford’s Lester Miller recalls hostile crowds during the raid era and notes heavy bomb damage in Hamburg and Berlin.
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Cheshire
Siciy
Herbert Ehrich
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miers
Smid
Lester Miller
Hartford
Conn
Holland
Flrs
Lueneburg
Hamburg
Berlin
Augsburg
Ehrich
Tunisia
Troina
Sicily
Benny Spring
Denver
Colo
Italy braces for political and social renaissance amid war weariness
Naples reports outlines of a new deware family in Italy as people ready themselves to pay more blood and suffering for a political and social renaissance. They aim to reenter the battle with a shared conviction though concrete plans remain only shadows of a blueprint.
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Naples
Deware
Italy
Clements Opens Governor Campaign With Tour
State Senator Ernest S. Clements announced plans to open his governor bid with a Jonesboro festival address at 4 p.m. Saturday and begin a speaking tour Friday at 8 p.m. in Merryville. He will speak in Natchitoches at 10 30 a.m. Saturday Winnfield at 1 30 p.m. Sunday and Marksville at 3 p.m. Sunday. Clements told the Associated Press he is “in the race to stay” and aims to focus on veterans’ issues with a slogan “the shall rule.”
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Oberlin
Ernest S. Clements
Jonesboro
Clements
Merryville
Natchitoches
Winnfield
Marksville
Associated Press
Louisiana
Delay in Father Draft Action Faces Postwar Debate
Washington reports delayed final action on the father-draft issue as House and Senate conferees postpone talks to resolve differences between bills. Chairman May and Senator Kentuck y, both Democrats, indicated postwar policies occupy attention and no definite conference date is set for next week.
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Washington
May
Kenucky
House
Senate
McNutt Questioned Over Manpower Wastage Claims
V McNutt chairman of the Manpower Commission was called before the senate war investigating committee to explain alleged manpower wastage. Senator Truman labeled the charge as continued hoarding and urged McNutt to detail his methods in handling the manpower problem stemming from the North American iron plant at Dallas Texas.
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Washington
V. McNutt
Manpower Commission
Senate
Truman
Dem- Missouri
North American Iron Plant
Dallas
Tex
McNutt
Gend
Judge Admits Lifted Evidence in Nassau Trial
Local court in Nassau hears claims that fingerprints were improperly admitted. Chief Justice Sir Oswald presides as attorneys argue over chain of custody and the weight of such evidence in the meth crime case involving Mrs. De Marigny.
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Nassau. Bahama
Sir Osx
Hamas Supreme
de Mer
Gery” Eas Ong Company
Minister John G Reese to Lead Church of Christ at Texas and Jackson
John G Reese and his wife and daughter arrived Friday to begin duties as minister of the Texas and Jackson Streets Church of Christ. He succeeds M C Cuthbertson who recently stepped down. Reese studied at David Lipscomb College Nashville and Harding College Searcy Ark. He pastored the Childress Church of Christ for six years and previously served Harding College as president of the board of trustees and business manager.
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John G. Reese
Texas and
Jackson Streets
Church of Christ
Reese
M. C. Cuthbertson
David Lipscomb College
Nashville
Church aims to close year with growth and progress
The United Methodist church reports a successful year with over one hundred new members and substantial property improvements. Finances have risen, and Pastor F L Hearne thanks members and friends for the collective effort making this record possible.
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United Methodism
F L. Hearne
Convict Escapes From Prison Menaces Child With Knife
Anthony Cella testified that Victor Andreoli, a 27 year old escaped convict serving life for murder, brandished a 12 inch knife at his six year old daughter and forced him to drive during a jail break near Philadelphia. Andreoli fled yesterday likely in a prison supply truck after tunneling attempts and threats to shoot any officer who arrested him.
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Philadelphia
Oct
Anthony Cella
Victor Andreoli
Andreoli
Cella
Luzerne County
Eastern State Penitentiary
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