Yugoslav Civil Strife Amid Claims of Allies
Reported clashes inside Yugoslavia show rival forces of Mihailovic and Tito claiming advances from Belgrade to Montenegro. Government announcements cite Serbs killed near Belgrade for Mihailovic ties and a Belgrade-Sarajevo railway action. Kotor Montenegro reported seized. strategic harbor near Bari looms in Allied Balkan plans. A missing mail plane near Gettysburg prompts a statewide search.
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Belgrade
Mihailovice Organization
Mihailovic
Threp
Belgrade-Sarajevo
Bosnia
Tehajlicne
Kattara
Dubrovnik
Kotor
London
Montenegro
Generaja Mihailovic
Cairo
Yugoslavia
Josip Broz
Tito
Hales
Balkan
Adriatic
Bari
Italy
Tio
Que
Ivanic
Croatia
Bosna
Asen
Myhaloy
Montenegro-Albania
Paweyer
Ie S.yaGio
Mr. Lande
Ene
C. Via
Hungary
Gettysburg
oFata
Chambersburg
Penn
Sev
Mai
Tefll Cnamversourg
Mountasin
Sa.d
Pittsburgh
Senate Opens Post War Policy Debate in Washington
A Senate debate on postwar policy opened with calls to pledge U S to join an international military force to prevent future wars. Senator Ball urged rapid action to adopt a resolution for collective security, while Connally and Pepper sparred over scope and potential inclusions for France and other nations.
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Washington
United States
Ball
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Connally
Tex
Pepper
Deb
Popper
Nally
Conpal
Vandenberg
ReMich
Gillette Udlowal
Fee
Collette
Ballus
Alps
Scotland
Wales
Navy Seaman Bowen Assigned To Pacific Duty
On Pacific duty Seaman Second Class Bowen of the U S Navy Reserve is the son of Mrs Mollie Poole of Rockville Rt and grandson of the late Mr and Mrs Wilson Montgomery of Frederick He has been in the Navy since May and is now serving in the Pacific area through active duty assignments and training programs.
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Bowen
U. S. Nlr
Mollie Poole
Rockville
Rta
Wilson Montgomery
Frederick
P. Ie
Navy
World War II Era Senate Debate On UN Authority Sparks Clash
The Senate opened its postwar debate with sharp exchanges over U.S. commitments. Senator Willis proposed a two thirds vote to ratify any government commitments. Senator Pepper urged a UN empowered to use military force to settle disputes and preserve global peace.
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Ball
Wnforce
Vale
Willis
Eld
Vandenberg
Entery
Pepper
United Nations
World Organization
MacArthur’s Air Force Destroys 123 Japanese Planes in Two Raids
Allied air power in the Southwest Pacific reports two raids on Rabaul, New Britain, destroying or badly damaging 177 planes in the first attack and 60 more in the October 18 raid, with 43 more planes likely destroyed on the ground. Liberator and Mitchell bombers, escorted by fighters, faced heavy anti aircraft fire yet returned safely.
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Pacific
Allies
Southwest Pacific
MacArthur
New Britain
Surinne Gullig
Vunakanaw
Solomons
Bougainville
Finhtare Cpt
Girdramoc
Kahili
Kara
Annual Meeting Set for November 4 in Baltimore
Southern States Cooperative members from four states plan to attend the streamlined annual meeting in Baltimore on November 4. Directors from three districts will be elected and former members from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Delaware will participate in discussions of past accomplishments and future plans. B G Looner of Glasgow Va is president and L E Raper of Richmond Va directs membership relations. W G Wisor of Richmond general manager will present the annual report and Zacharias Jr of Richmond treasurer will present the financial report.
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Baltimore
L. E. Raper
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Winahdbett Fut Distri
Charles S. Gravbes
Christiansburg
Norfolk, Va
R. P. Cocks
Williamsburg
John H. East
Churchville
W. G Wrsor
EL Zacharias
T. Ror Brookes
Brookes
Agen
Nuilie
Denton
Res
GOP Women Hear Address By Miss Kellems
Baltimore October 25 More than 100 delegates at the 22nd annual Federation of Republican Women of Maryland heard Miss Vivian Kellems charge that much vital material requisitioned under lend lease lacks war value. She cited government figures on electrical material requisitions for Russia and warned rates of production prevent delivery in time for strategic use. She also linked the rise of Communism to higher taxes and Office of Price Administration restrictions, noting some controls may be necessary.
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Baltimore
Federation of Republican Women of Maryland
Vivian Kellems
Russia
Kellems
Office of Price Administration
Case Stetted in Mercer Non-Support to Criminal Docket
William Ai ordered the non-support case of Jesse Mercer moved to the criminal docket. Mercer was indicted by the September 1942 Gerard jury with testimony taken October 16, 1942 before Associate Judge Stedman Prescott.
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Willeam Ai
Storm
Jesse Mercer
Mercer
Gerard
Stedman Prescott
Boule Aue
Bahamian Murder Trial Reveals Burned Hair Evidence
Nassau Bahamas October 25 A Bahamas Supreme Court jury heard testimony from Capt E W Melchen of the Miami police linking burned hairs found on Alfred de Marigny to his presence in Sir Harry Oakes’s bedroom the night of July 8 The defense sought to rebut with questions about hypothesized opportunities and alibis while fingerprint evidence was prepared for later use in arguing de Marigny was in the room during the critical time frame The trial centers on whether de Marigny beat and burned to death his father in law and whether his wife Nancy was involved or aware of the events
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Bahamas
Supreme Court
Alfred de Marigny
Harry Oakes
E. W. Melchen
Miami Police
Eric Hallinan
de Marigny
Melcher
William Y. Sayad
Nessza
James O. Barker
Festa
Duke of Windsor
Harold G. Christie
Oakes Festale
Westbourne
Melchen
Meichen
Godfrey Higgs
W. Ki. Iender
Nancy
Sir Harry
California
Harry
West Palm Beach
D. Marigny
E Nice
Beecause
Revivalist Continues Series Despite Poor Weather
Monday evening Rev. Gillis Partin preached on Sin Blinds Binds and Kills to a good crowd despite inclement weather. Captain Glenn Stovall reports the evangelist warns of sin’s ravages and promises hope in tonight’s third sermon titled Hopeless Yet There is Hope with special music by Mrs Anna Edwards.
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Gillis Partin
Glenn Stovall
Partin
Anna Edwards
Higher Postal Rates For First Class Mail
Washington reports that sharp rate increases are proposed boosting out of town mail charges and other levies. The plan envisions higher postal rates four first class mail and a rise in liquor cigaret and admission taxes while expanding excises on wagers and soft drinks. The Ways and Means Committee weighs the Treasury plan with staff recommendations to raise about 2.5 billion dollars annually in new revenue.
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House
Way and Means Committee
Colin F. Siam
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
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Whdy
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