Badoglio Fails To Form New Italian Government
Marshal Pietro Badoglio, rebuffed by Italian royalists, cuts Naples stay to report that coalition government efforts near failure. Key advisers push for king abdication. leading figures debate rapid constitutional changes as War War II era politicking falters.
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Richard Tregaskis
Michael Chsnigo
Waples
Pietro Badogo
Coun
Carlzo Storm
Benedetta Groor
Baron Clewes Redne
Stork
Naples
Victor Emmanuel
Talian
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Astre
Badogno
Fora
Crote
Nazis Warn of New Allied Glider
JANDON November 1. An agency warned the Allies plan amphibious operations on a grand scale. It said a supposed American glider carrying 12 men will be used to land forces and fend off defenders of Fortress Europe in the invasion.
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Germany
Manly
4onergan Found Lane eWeEW YORK Nov 1 District Attorney disclosed today
Wayne A confessed slayer of his wife and children was declared safe by a psychiatrist as prosecutors consider an insanity defense. The defendant could face the electric chair if found guilty of first degree murder. He was arraigned last week with defense counsel pending. Missing RCAF uniform linked to the case was reportedly thrown into the East River and sought as crucial evidence.
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Eweew
York
Jaron
Wayne A
Autifel Young
Felice
Lomergen
East River
Mile
Inside Paris Peace Talks Revealed in 1919 Records
Washington reports publish state department records from the Paris peace conference held January 18 to June 25, 1919. The documents discuss three power discussions, postwar terms for Germany, independence for Finland Poland and the Baltic states, and Allied plans to reinforce anti Bolshevik forces while demobilizing German troops. Marshal Foch opposing Rhineland demilitarization is noted, with Altier's 1933 reformation cited.
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Washington
Paris
Moscow
State Departments
Helstevista
Clemencea
France
Germany
Finland
Poland
Urey
Foch
Anchief
Rhineland
Altier
Fire at Seewald Feed Store Causes $15,000 Loss
A blaze at 1624 West Commerce Street damaged Seewald Feed Store and nearby home on El Monte Avenue. Exposed were hay, corn, and grain valued amid a national feed shortage. The building and store contents suffered about $40,000 and $15,000 respectively, starting from a refrigerator short. Firefighters fought the flames from 1 a.m. until after 3 p.m. Two alarms were sounded.
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Themento
Seewald
West Commerce Street
W. C. Seewald
Mario Quine
Gorwin Mid« Gell
el Monte Avenur
Corpus Man Held in Home Burglary
A %-year-old Latin American resident of Corpus Christi admitted fleeing from Fort Sam Houston and was held after the weekend burglary of an army officer’s home. Deputy Charlie Bass arrested him near Willow Springs as farmers chased him Sunday. he claimed to be a recent recruit and said he escaped from the post hospital.
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Freva Corpus Cristi
Fort Sam Rallston
Sheriffs Office
Willow Springs
Charlie Bass
BE. A. Mardyaan
Gembier Road
Jeff
Jesse O'Carn
Sheriff’s ‘Office
O'Con
Wilsow
FDR Seeks 800 Million Subsidies Amid War Costs
President Roosevelt argues for 800 million in subsidies to stabilize prices and support farmers, labeling subsidies as wartime economy tools akin to metal price controls. He warns against wage relaxations and outlines price stabilization and new programs to cut retail costs for fruits, vegetables, milk, and bread while highlighting successful wartime controls.
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Congress
Ubdo
War Food Administration
United States
Court Denies Brown Tax Cut Plea and Transfers Fund
The county commissioners court denied FL W. Brown manager of American Service Company a reduction in the hw tax assessment for three ice plants claiming four owned. Brown argued misnotification. Judge Anderson upheld the assessment noting Brown’s listed property appeared on the rendered roll and urged payment and return next year. The court approved an $800 transfer from road and bridge funds to the Bookmobile fund to cover a $3,500 shortfall and approved Paul Mendenhall as county auditor’s clerk.
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FL W. Brown
American Service Company
County Commissioners Court
Brown
Charles W. Anderson
Hum
Gome
Anderson
Sioner
Bob Uni
Jim Dennell
Paul Mendenhal
County Auditor's Office
Moscow conference yields shared war aims and postwar plans
The joint declarations from Moscow affirm unconditional surrender of Germany and outline steps to dismantle fascism in Italy and Austria. They call for democratic reforms, release of political prisoners, and removal of fascist elements, while recognizing sovereign equality of peace-laying states and planning a new world security organization.
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Italy
Fascism
al Jt
Ion
AHL
Iocal
World Security Organization
Washington
Russia
Germany
Baltic States
Poland
Bessarabia
Finland
Moscow
Soviet Union
Edward R. Stettinius
Stettinius
Corde
Hull
Nazis Claim 39 Ships Sank in October Blitz
Berlin radio reported the German high command stating October losses included 52 merchant ships totaling about 301,700 tons sunk and 12 more damaged, along with one cruiser, one destroyer, two escort vessels and four motor torpedo boats sunk or heavily damaged.
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Londor
Berlin
High Command
Air Force
Luftwaffe
Improved Powder Helps Fit False Teeth Comfortably
An old advertisement claims a paste powder named FASTRRTIL improves upper and lower denture plates by making them fit firmer and more comfortable. It promises quick action, long wear, and reduced plate odor.
Incoherent War Patchwork Signals Far Balkans Guess
Fragmented OCR hints at Balkan invasion plans, a reference to General Smuts, and aerial rhetoric about Soviet and Yankee timelines. It mentions an oxygen tent and a stove factory, with garbled phrases and unclear dates or places.
Souvenirs of Italian Navy Arrive in San Antonio
Souvenirs of the Italian Navy reach San Antonio sent by Yeoman Robert B. Mitter to his parents Deputy A. Marshal Myrs Houston Miner. Each band bears the name of an Italian ship and the note explains the items came from a bombed clothing depot. Mitter has served months in the European Theater.
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Robert B. Mitter
A. Marshal Wit Mys
Houston
Miner
West
Avenue
Davey Jones
Miior
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