Roosevelt reveals North Africa plan timeline and aims
President Roosevelt explained that the North African campaign grew from talks started over ten months ago with Churchill. He described preparations in fields factories mines and the need for a second front, noting decisions in 1942 1943 and that timing depended on resources and reasonable chances of success. He defended delaying the large frontal assault and cited allied consultations with Britain and the United States throughout the planning.
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James F. Byrnes
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Morocco
Tunisia
Algiers
Gut
Stephen Dege
Uma
Four Hurt In Crash Of Car Bound South
A head on collision on Route 15 near Thurmont injured four people. Mrs Lena Clark of Oxford New York suffered a fractured left thigh and other injuries. Harry J Rogers of Thurmont had severe facial cuts. The Clarks and Evans were returning from Oswego New York, with Mrs Cora Evans driving. two others had minor injuries. All were treated at Frederick City Hospital. no charges filed as investigation continues.
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Harry J. Rogers
Thurmont
Frederick City
M. L. Creager and Son
Lena
B. Clark
Oxford
N. Y
Rogers
James K. Gray
Arthur Clark
Harry Evans
Oswego
N.Y
Cora L. Evans
Walter Wilt
Clarks
Evans
Wilt
Florida
Clark
McNutt Calls Rationing Medical Service During War
Pittsburgh November 10 Paul V McNutt chairman War Manpower Commission warns rationing of medical service may be necessary due to mass departure of doctors and nurses to military duty He proposes controls on physician movement and pooling of medical resources in communities to meet the emergency.
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Pittsburgh
Paul V. McNuth
War Manpower Commission
McNutt
Industrial Hygiene Foundation
Value Of Research By Chemists Is Subject Of Kiwanis Speaker
Dr. L. F. Livingston of DuPont Agricultural Extension Division spoke to Kiwanis at the Francis Scott Key hotel on the value of chemists research. He showed samples of cellulose based products including plastics nylon and a cream forming invisible gloves. He noted wartime shifts in strategic materials and predicted greater advances in chemical research during the war and beyond.
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L. F. Livingston
DuPont Agricultural Extension Division
Wilmington
Del
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Livingston
Efort
C. Thomas Summers
Dr. Livingston
Melvin M. Engle
Raymond Walter
John Morgan
Vernal C. Moore
G. William Stultz
C. L. Kintz
Vance Thompson
Frederick
J.S. Browne
DuPont Company
HK. W. Buddemeier
Baltimore
High Taxes To Continue After War Says Accountant
Dr. Joseph J. Klein of New York told the Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants that postwar taxes will stay high due to a record debt and the transition from war to peace. He warned the debt could reach 140 billion and cited daily federal spending around 227 million. Australia is noted as sparsely populated with two people per square mile.
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Baltimore
Joseph J. Klein
New York
American Institute of Accountants
Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants
Klein
Engineer Indicted After Train Wreck in Montgomery County
Raymond Rufus McClelland, engineer of the B and O Limited, was indicted by the Montgomery County grand jury on 13 counts of manslaughter for the Dickers crash on September 24. Police believe several bodies remained unrecovered. McClelland, free on a 3000 bond since a prior hearing, faces no trial date yet. The grand jury also indicted Archie Lee Pearson of Poolesville for rape of a housewife near him.
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Rockville
Raymond Rufus McClelland
B. and O, Limited
Dickers
Montgomery County Grand Jury
McClelland
Archie Lee Pearson
Poolesville
Oivi Battle Near Decision in New Guinea Campaign
General MacArthur reports the Oivi battle, 35 miles from the Northeastern New Guinea coast, near a decisive stage. Heavy fighting continues as Japanese forces, retreating since September 29 from Port Moresby, contest Allied advances near Oivi with stiff resistance.
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MacArthur
Australia
Oivi
New Guinea
High Command
Owen Stanley Mountains
Port Moresby
Qivi
Japan
Aircraft and ground assault pressure Japanese at Buna
Allied planes backtracked and encircled to crack Japanese defenses as ground forces drive toward a climax. Heavy aerial blows strike Olvi and the Northeastern New Guinea base near Buna Soputa area destroying ammunition dumps and anti aircraft emplacements.
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Gan
Olvi
New Guinea
Buna
Soputa
Qivi
Answers To War Quiz From Page Five Items
On page five a war quiz lists terms such as a Navy gunpointer first class worn by sailors and a note that 41 230 bonds at 18 78 dollars each buy a fighting plane cost 165 000. The quiz also notes Army slang whistle jerk for an acting corporal.
Eastern fuel oil curtailment planned by War Production Board
Washington reports the War Production Board will further curtail fuel oil for the Eastern States this winter. The plan targets reducing deliveries by limiting uses or tightening rationing as transportation limits prevent meeting existing allowances. Officials suggest trimming gasoline rations or other uses, with most savings likely from fuel oil deliveries moved by railroad tank cars.
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Washington
War Production Board
Donald M. Nelson
Snally
Rail network strained as oil deliveries fall short
Rail officials report tank cars wear out and repairs rising as petroleum deliveries drop below full operating capacity. Surcharges and rationing may follow as car shortages persist and service reliability declines.
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Xalles
Cers
Kaiser Ship 70 Percent Done In 48 Hours
Richmond Calif Nov 10 The freighter Robert Peary hull reached 70 percent completion within four hours after keel laying at Henry J Kaiser shipyard. Workers were eager to set a new record and asked to remain away until shifts begin. Launch planned about a week after production started with Mrs James F Byrnes en route from Washington for the ceremony. The current Liberty 10,000 ton record is ten days from keel laying to launch set by Kaiser's Portland yard.
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Richmond
Calif
Robert Peary
Henry J. Kaiser
Sundey
James F. Byrnes
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