Chinese troops landings agreed for Manchuria by Soviet and Chinese authorities
Changchun dispatch states authorities agreed on landing arrangements for Chinese government troops in Manchuria. Yenan Communists accuse Chiang Kai-Shek of plotting civil war, massing eight armies in northern Henan, seizing towns, and advancing toward Peiying as talks with Mao Tse-Tung continue. Rail stations between Tzciensien and Shihehiasnchiuang controlled by Communists.
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Veterans to Train Vets in Farming in Louisiana
State Education Supt. John Be. Coxe announced a contract with the Veterans Administration to train returning servicemen for farming. The program funds vocational agriculture courses in public schools, with vets living on their own farms and attending night classes under a self-made plan with teacher guidance. Training plans were prepared by D. C. Lavergne with VA and Dr. E. W. Ewert, and a meeting for senior training officers is set for November 5–7 in Little Rock.
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Veterans Administration
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Indians Rally for Lake Charles Trip to McNeese Clash
About eight buses and a car will transport the Indian football team and staff to Lake Charles for a November game against John McNeese Junior College. Some 250 students including the Indianettes and band will ride by bus. others will drive. Dean Rodney Cline hints at a possible Friday holiday if attendance justifies it. Gov. Jimmie Davis will crown the day’s queen in a 3:30 p.m. program featuring LSU band amid floats and entertainment.
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Rodney Cline
Lake Charles
John McNeese Junior College
South Louisiana
James L. Malone
Lake Coatlet
Louisiana State University Band
Jimmie Davis
Brazil Calls Volunteers for First Army Parachutists Corps
Brazil's Army General Staff has issued a call for volunteers to form the nation's first parachutists corps. Recruits will undergo training in the United States under the plan announced from Rio de Janeiro.
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Army General Staff
Brazil
United States
32 500 Troops Arrive Today From Europe Pacific
Large-scale troop movements reported as 32 500 troops expected to dock today across east and west coast ports. US vessels bring thousands of service members from Europe and the Pacific with ships including Lewiston Victory Francis Y Slanger Hart Crane and more.
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Aged Attorney in Orleans Succumbs
New Orleans October 31 76 year old attorney E Howard McCaleb died at his home after a brief illness He was father of Judge Eo Howard McCaleb Jr of the Orleans Parish Court of Appeal and remained active in practice until illness struck He studied at Spring Hill College Mobile Alabama University of igimta and Harvard University He belonged to city state and national bar associations Surviving are wife a son a judge and a sister Funeral services tentatively set for tomorrow at Garden of Memories Cemetery with a large ceremony expected by local musicians and bands
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Additional names added to Negro war dead list
Postwar memorial notice lists further African American service members who died in the recent war. Names include Pvt. FD Thompson US Marines died Oct 23, and John A Thompson of Monroe with addresses in Breard Street. Also cited are Cpl Joe F Bradles and relatives in California, Samuel Williams Jr and mother in Monroe, Hert Hanstead and mother in Stanton, Johnnie Lee Savage of Texas Avenue, and others from Monroe and Perryville. Memorial service set at Zion Traveler Church on November 7 at 7 pm.
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California
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Haynes Avenue
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Alice Mae Jones
Hert Hanstead
Mary Hanstead
ROOF
Johnnie Lee Savage
Texas Avenue
Monroe Press
Bynum
Kate Bynum
Stellnaton
Withee Mitchell
Mattie Mitchell
Perryville
Zion Traveler Church
Hitler Exempted From Income Tax
A wartime report claims Adolf Hitler avoided income tax by arguing the state should obey military authority. It notes large sums granted for his use with no accounting and mentions construction of castles as part of extensive expenditures. Some Nazi officials and favorites allegedly dodged taxes too.
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HeGty Baker
Newsprint Ceiling Price May Go Up
The OPA kept the newsprint price ceiling under review to encourage wet paper production. A decision on the ceiling is expected by the next Congress session. The first of the year is cited as the effective date, with estimates of costs and potential impacts on the market.
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OPA
Ornay
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GIs Speeding Pay Homeward in Berlin Cash Rush
American soldiers in Berlin rush daily to send home about $250,000 as looming currency restrictions near. GIs line up at post office money order windows with sacks of occupation marks, often paid in Russian currency on the street markets.
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Group Control Finance Office
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Denmark Cabinet May Resign Today
Copenhagen reports a political shift as the Danish cabinet faces resignation amid a fragmented party scene. Analysts note limited support for major blocs, with several parties failing to secure a governing majority and a potential realignment forming around smaller factions.
Anderson to Meet With Farm Leaders Amid Talks
A reported plan shows Anderson arranging discussions with farm leaders, signaling potential policy or cooperative talks. The item cites anticipated sessions and notes broad interest from agricultural groups in the region.
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Restrictions on shells lifted amid ammunition rush
Washington on October 31 reports the War Production Board lifted bans on manufacturing delivering and selling ammunition. The move follows large military stock reductions and marks a shift toward civilian production though limited by prior rationing. Hunters and others may buy ammo on dealers shelves, but supply levels may still lag demand.
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War Production Board
WPB
Canon
Four Nations to Share Jap Fleet
Washington reports Byrnes states that Thuseia Britain and Japan will share evenly with the United States in one division of the Japanese fleet. The vessels to be hoisted are aged.
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Byrnes
Byrnes Discusses Scuttling Japanese Fleet Vessels
At a news conference Byrnes outlined plans to destroy most of Japan's remaining warships including a battleship four aircraft carriers four cruisers and 51 submarines. He noted uncertainty on the scuttling method but naval sources suggested an atomic test might be used to gauge effectiveness. The navy proposed destroying major vessels and dividing destroyers and lesser ships among the allied powers.
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