Panic as Reds Drive Toward Budapest in World War II
Soviet forces pressed north and east of Budapest driving toward the Danube. German and puppet Hungarian positions showed signs of strain as large air battles continued and prisoners were reported. Erdwan fled to Sopron as a major Soviet offensive loomed toward Cracow and the Vistula, with Berlin reporting intensified action.
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Itching First Application for Blue Star Ointment Sold Worldwide
An advertisement claims one application of Blue Star Ointment cures itching and skin issues like pimples eczema and rashes. It promises a money back offer and urges readers to try the product today, naming retailers and terms in vague language.
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Bat Isty
Battle for Haguenau and Dillingen in Saar area drives American advance
Allied forces push toward Haguenau as Seventh Army closes on Griesbach Mertamiler and Kaltenhouse while French units advance near Colmar. German counters threaten Dillingen and Saarbrucken pockets as 6000 artillery shells pound Dillingen and Sarreguemines front. In air, 600 heavy bombers and 2000 auxiliary planes support operations with attacks on rail lines and targets in the Baar area.
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Governor Calls Recreation Meet Opens State Conference
In Austin the governor convenes a two day statewide recreation conference to discuss natural resources. The inaugural talk will be given by Fran Franklin executive secretary of the State Parks Board as proceedings begin this afternoon.
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Dec
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Stevenson
Franklinn
State Parka Board
1600 U S Bombers Hit Nazi Centers
London report states 1600 American heavy bombers and 800 Neghters raided western Germany's rail centers with 1000 tons of explosives. The operation involved Eighth Air Force bombers from Britain and coordinated attacks by all three Allied air forces. Targeted sites included rail yards at Coblenz and Bingen, a fuel plant at Osterfeld, and factory complexes at Meidetick and Buuckhhausen. Temperatures dropped to 50 degrees below zero, halting German fighter opposition.
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Yanks Repel Heavy Chute Attack In Pacific Action
In a brutal clash, U.S. forces repelled a Japanese parachute assault. Casualties mounted as fighters battled near a mess hall, with Corporal Barnedett and Sergeant Betson among those highlighted for daring escapes. Japanese forces suffered heavy losses, with about 200 parachutists reportedly neutralized.
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Texas
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Bergedett
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Bison
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The Churchill Speech Continued Amid War Drive
Churchill emphasizes Europe faces democracy's fight against anarchy and Bolshevism. He praises his strategy and vigor, Parliament's backing, and British moral courage. American opinion backs him and should shape policy with recognition of this support.
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Europe
Deer Hunters Fined In State Game Case
Two San Antonio men E R Forrest of 74 Villareal Street and Trade Cochran of 1408 West Cross Boulevard pleaded guilty in County Court No. 2. Each paid 100 dollars per the fine plus court costs. Forrest paid 122.46 and Cochran 121.95. Their hunting licenses were suspended for one year. State Game Warden A B Hitzfelder filed the charges.
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Court Costa
E.R. Forrest
Villareal Street
Trade Cochran
West Cross Boulevard
Dporrest
Goodran
C. J. Matthews
A. BR. Hitzfelder
Electrification Head Resigns Amid White House News
Washington December 1 President Roosevelt accepted the resignation of Harry Slattery as electrification administrator before departing for New York. Slattery submitted his resignation last week, with no public reasons given. The White House did not name a successor.
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Kenees
Harry Slattery
New York
Portland
White House
Slattery
Williamsport Grays
Steve Bloonte
My. Roosevelt
Wilamsport
Bloboda
Market Move Rumor Denied by Park Commissioner
Park Commissioner Henry Bein denied rumors the city market would move. He seeks 200000 for market house expansion and modernization funded by proposed bond issue set for spring. He warned rivals like Houston might attract business with larger market investments and better roads to the Valley and into Mexico.
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Rio Grande Valley
Houston
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