5th Allied Army Breaks Through Germans Lines
Allied dispatches report the Fifth Army punching nine miles northeast of Pontelandolfo to seize San Croce in central Italy while Eighth Army advances along its front capturing Riccia and Bonefro near Termoli. Montgomery’s forces push beyond Teramo and Colletorio on the Adriatic flank as rail strikes hit transports between Pescara and Termoli.
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San Croce
Eighth
Montgomery
Algiers
Italy
Pontelandolto
Eighth Army
Riccia
Benefro
Volturno
Fifth Army
Adriatic
Sir Bernard L. Montgomery
Termoli
Bonefro
Colletorio
Colletoria
Volturmno
Cergello
Colle
Celtelparano
Liglith
Adriatic Battlefront
Air Force
Pescara
Germans Evacuating Gomel Fortress In White Russia
October reports say Germans are evacuating Gomel the White Russian fortress as BBC broadcast via CBS notes. Separate dispatch states Red Army drove within 18 miles of Kiev near the Weieper river as Javestia claims. A separate hearing found John R. Lloyd guilty of bastardy and ordered child support. Aviation Cadet Charles A L Price resumed training after furlough at East Second Street.
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New York
Gomel
British Broadcasting Corporation
CBS
Kiev
Msocow
Red Army
Weieper
Javestia
Patrick M. Sennauffer
John R. Lloyd
Brunswick
Sherman P. Bowers
Harry H Burriss
W. Jerome Offutt
Charles AL Price
East Second Street
Selmay, Field
Republicans Plan Expanded Delegates For 1944 Convention
The 1844 Republican convention will feature about 1 058 delegates, up 53 from 1940, representing 80 states and Hawaii with five seats due to revised rules aimed at boosting representation. The tally rests on a provisional national headquarters tabulation and will be finalized when the national committee meets in December or January to set convention procedures.
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Washington
Rei
GOP
Radas
Philadelphia
Test Air Raid Alert To Be Held Here On Friday
Frederick city and county will hold an air raid alert Friday afternoon and evening. The sequence includes yellow caution around 5 to 5 10 p.m., blue mobilization signals, a red air raid signal of about ten minutes, then a second blue and an all clear around 6 30 p.m. Lights may be cut in buildings during the dusk period. pedestrians must clear streets during the red signal.
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Frederick City
Civilian Defense
Frederick
OCD
Allen Y. Bennett
Third Service Command
Taghneemittad
War Department
Lee T Ou W. Barigis Storm
Joan Gt
Post War Help of U S Voted By Committee
Washington accepted a postwar foreign policy declaration after a subcommittee approved a plan to align with foreign nations, strengthen interauthority power, deter aggression, and preserve world peace. Separately, the State Department denied reports that Secretary of State had traveled through Natal en route to a tripartite conference, offering no further details.
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U. S
Washington, Oz
United
UVL
Washington
State Department
Secretary of State
Natal
Brazil
Short On Lougies Ciay Out 1 eM and Feds
The piece notes a nationwide shortage of warm wear as stores lack winter stock. FL M. Lee, a department store manager, says few uppers are available while sawers are not, with demand rising. A 6 percent rise in purchases on order was projected to retailers next month. Dr. Hugh K. Dwyer, city Health director, comments on child apparel concerns with a wry remark.
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FL M. Lee
Hugh K. Dwyer
Save Boys With Tuberculosis
The American Public Health Association was urged to seek Congressional action to aid boys returning from war who have tuberculosis. Dr Louis Dublin of Metropolitan Life warned veterans lack proper supervision after discharge, leading to deterioration and continued spread at home. Since World War I, veteran tuberculosis admissions rose to about 300,000 with repeat cases. many received more payment for dependents at home than in hospitals. Fourteen months after the current war, about 700 TB-recovered boys had returned, now likely in the thousands.
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New York
American Public Health Association
Congress
Louis 4. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dublin
Gaithersburg Boy Is Winner At National Farm Show
Gaithersburg Md youth Edwin C Fry, 20, chosen star farmer of the North Atlantic region, receives a $100 award for managing 285 acres in partnership with a dairy operation. His farm enterprises value at $6,074. He previously cared for cattle and crops while earning top honors and stamina through a tough path from 4-F draft status to national recognition.
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Kansas City
Macre
Carrie
Mace
Gaithersborg
Wes Edwin C. Fry
Gaithebirg
North Atlantic
Fry
Seeuuter Be Hos Farming
Fire and legal cases mix in a tense Springfield report
Firefighters rushed to a hillside near Salamander Rock as a wildfire threatened the Frederick city watershed. The scene drew Frank W. Rothenhoefer and Marion Rice, with streets and park crews aiding. separate court notes recount Robert Mo Stade Suyene facing sex offense charges, with a judge delivering multi year terms amid character testimony and defense reminders of industry reputation.
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Catoctin Mountain
Salamander Rock
Frederick City
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Frederick
Noodn
Marion Rice
Mountaindale
Aleady
Rothenhoefer
Roger Cook
Slate Polie
Fishing Creek
Lamb's Knoll
Must Crush Japan Now at Union College graduation
Joseph C. Grew urged immediate crushing of Japan, calling for unconditional surrender and total defeat. Wendell L. Willkie told graduates that national leadership must rise from the people, linking Allied victory to lasting peace.
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Schenectady
Joseph C
Tan
Japan
Wendell L. Willkie
Grew
U. S
Tokyo
Willkie
Dixon Ryan Fox
America
Col Lammons Named Pickett Commander at Camp Pickett
Col Lammons assumed command of Camp Pickett Va succeeding Col D John Mark at Frederick Ald, aged, previously commanding officer since 1942. The ceremony occurred as WPB and related questions were discussed during a city officials’ visit.
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Col. Lammons
Pickett
Camp Pickett
Frank Ro Lammons
Camp Bickett
Countis
D. John Mark
Frederick
Ald
Peckett
British premier warns against using war needs for radical reform
Prime Minister Cereunil declares coal crisis must not become a platform for far reaching social or political changes. He urges focus on wartime objectives and maintaining national effort, while debate over coal policy continues amid domestic opposition. Tokyo reports First Secretary Taneuchi left Moscow for Tokyo to confer with officials on foreign affairs.
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London
Teliad
Caurenil
Sevy House
New York
Tokyo
Office of War Information
Taneuchi
Musegw
Russia
Foren
Joint Statement by Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin
A noon White House release reports Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin announcing that Italy has shifted against Germany. Badoglio informed Eisenhower that the Italian king declared war on Nazi Germany and promised a democratic government after peace. The leaders stressed continued Allied unity and the right of Italians to choose their future government.
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Germany
Badoglio
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
White House
Washington
Rloosevelt
Haly
Marshal Badovlie
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mediterranean
Eisenhower
Badagliovid
Valians
Benome
Tale
Nazi Germany
Madrid
Pom
United Nations
Ankara
Buenos Aires
Bern
Stockholm
Dublin
Lisbon
Doy Suguree
Catania
Puchi
Salerno
Cadabuig
Naples
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RR Ames Hendecksen
Alvin WH. Crayford
A. RL Remsberg
Ernest Berger
Ernest Delfenstein
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Schusauter
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Dewig
Studes
Ayaim
Stride
Frret
Uret
House of Correction
Institetioan Agiing
William M Storm
Jerome Offutt
Eusat
Hueninger
Radoglia
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Great Britain
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