Slavs Repel Heavy Nazi Attack in Mid Montenegro
The Yugoslav information office and Free Yugoslav radio reported heavy German infantry attacks near Kolasin and Berane in Montenegro repelled by Tito’s Fifth Division. Allied and Yugoslav forces claimed Djukanovic and Katich killed. villages burned as retaliation in the Pirgut area near the Bulgarian border.
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Montenegro
CAIRG
Yugoslav Information Office
Milo Djukanovic
Josip Broz
Djukanovvic
Djukanovic
Yugoslavia
Britain
Germany
Montenees
Mhat Sima Katich
Crul Lag
Bosnia
Information Office
Mi- Sorces
Svrjig
Nis
Hig
Niss Knjnzvac
Fuld
Bulis
London
Nav. 1
Hop
Kolasin
Berani
Iterror
Nberation
Free Yugoslav Radio
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis Ad
An old advertisement urges treatment of bronchitis with Creomulsion claiming it quickly eases cough, loosens phlegm, and soothes inflamed bronchial membranes without narcotics. The copy guarantees refund if not satisfied and promotes rapid relief and rest.
Navy pilot hero amid Lexington loss and Yugoslav raids
A young navy pilot Lieut. Paul G. Baker faded after luring enemy pilots away from the carrier Lexington, becoming a nation’s hero. Associated dispatches report partisan forces in Serbia capturing rail cars and war materiel, while Allied communiques note German attacks repelled in Orgatia and Slovenia and guerrilla breakthroughs near Debar and Kicevo.
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Lexington
Paul G. Baker
Ssen
Vlastibor Chetnik Frigade
Serbia
Orgatia
Slovenia
Tita
Debar
Kicevo
Stockholn
Yurosiny Drow
United States
del Tara
Wniformis
Yugoslavia
Fingerprint ties De Marigny to Oakes murder in Bahamas
In Nassau Bahamas expert Frank Conway testified that a fingerprint found in the room of Sir Harry Oakess murder matches Alfred de Marignys blue right finger. He claimed the prints are identical and come from the same person, a conclusion the defense questioned. The crown expects more witnesses including Lady Fynke Oakes as the trial continues with De Marigny likely to testify last.
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de Marigny
Rassav
Bahamas
New York
Crown
Harry Oakes
Alfred de Marigny
Frank Conway
New York Bureau of Identification
Marigny
Iizier
Ibi
de Mangny
James O. Barker
Mini Police
Canwhiy
Barker
Witler
sol_ jony
Fynke Oakes
Nancy
Marinet de Marigny
Walter Foskett
Palm Beach
The
Oakes
de Mareny Hintstht
Pherds
Death of Austin Merchant Probed
An inquest in Austin is probing the death of 61 year old merchant Waller P. Martin found dead in a basement. Authorities report a pistol recovered near his body, with a head wound noted. The case involves the circumstances surrounding the death.
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Austin
Austing
S A Man Hit by Bus Leaves One in Critical Condition
Charies Houston Bryan, 59, of 4547 South Presa Street, was struck by a Transit Co. bus at the South arrest street intersection Sunday night and remained in critical condition at Santa Rosa Hospital Monday. He suffered a skull fracture after the incident. the driver, JL Nichols, was named.
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Charies Houston Bryan
South Presa Street
South Rrestreet
Hat Wells Boulestd
Santa Roos Hospital
Bryar
Robert B. Grevys Hospitil
Santa Roseirge
JL . Nichols
Corrigan Explains Rent Decisions
Corrigan declared Monday he had no prejudice against service men in rent cases but that the law must be followed. He noted recent county decisions and mentioned special laws for sailors and soldiers in rent cases. He cited 76 idle farms and 1040 figures as part of the discussion.
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Corrigan
Ao Nurber
Washington Roundup Action Awaited In Coal Strike
Washington reports awaiting outcome of UMW policy committee as 115,000 miners remain on strike. Roosevelt to decide on federal control. looming risk of power shortages and compulsory measures amid postwar policy debate. Senate and House discuss postage, taxes, and local rate reforms with varied proposals.
Winnie the Welder Leads Women in War Industry Work
Washington dispatch notes Winnie the Welder receives praise from the labor department for women entering welders roles in wartime industries. The piece highlights women in railroad shops army and navy depots stove mills machine tool shops munition plants electrical and radio shops and shipyards.
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Washington
INS
Winnie
Labor Department
Wat
Bor
Musk
Torch Ca
Tax Violators Facing Suits In Franchise Tax Push
Corporations that failed to pay their £20 franchise tax will face suits. Clerk Albert G. Trawalter was advised Monday by Secretary of State Sidney Latham. The tax constitutes a chattel mortgage and may encumber property owned by corporations. Suits filed at a rate of ten daily across the state.
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Geudly
Albert G. Trawalter
Mondey
Sidney Latham
War Chest Grants Dallas Sauce of War Effort?
San Antonio reports a war chest totaling $504,116, about 63.6 percent of the $79,254 goal. Women’s division pledges and cash gifts reach $32,547, roughly 35 percent of their quota, with a second official report set for 4 PM Tuesday at Municipal Auditorium. Other divisions show $925,400 in special gifts, plus smaller figures for military and government categories. no country reports yet.
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San Antonio
Municipal Auditorium
Gill LG. Tor
Wades
Army
Three From S A Missing In Action In Mediterranean
The War Department announced Monday three soldiers reported missing in action in the Mediterranean area. Staff Sgt. Robert Evins, Lt. Lenty G. Milam, and Sat. Alex B. Rodriguez are named with home addresses in Texas and nearby areas. Also missing in the same region is Pfc. Clarence A. Lorenz. Sgt. Clyde G. Lovell of San Antonio is listed as missing in the Exwopesn seen.
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Mediterranean
War Department
Robert 5. Evins
Dorothy S. Evins
West French Place
Puel
Lenty G. Milam
Mary Gay Milam
Wiggins Place
Alex B. Rodriguez
Viventa B. Rodriguez
Hallstrest
Clarence A. Lorenz
Wilhelm EB. Lorens
Johnson City
Clyle OG. Lovell
Sant Antonio
Youth Stabbed Over Wrist Watch After Tuesday Fight
A youth named Perez, 16, from 2327 South Navidad Street, was stabbed during an argument over a wrist watch following a street wrestling incident in the 509 block of West Houston Street. He suffered four stab wounds to the chest and back and remains in critical condition after being treated at Robert B. Green Hospital. Police are holding the alleged suspect.
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Louis
Perez
South Navidad Street
West Houston Street
Robert B. Green Homilsl
Polige
Nearly All Soft Coal Miners Idle Amid Labor Lockout
The majority of the nation s 374 000 soft coal miners are idle as unions and operators bargain on a new contract. West Virginia and Pennsylvania report near total shutdowns with about 110 000 miners idle in each state. Indiana sees virtually all production halted and about 7 000 idle. Alabama shows no mines working with about 22 000 normally employed, while Missouri and Kansas report nearly all 2 000 workers idle and Tennessee about 8 000 out. A policy committee in Washington weighs pivotal decisions that could lead to federal intervention or a broader government stance on mining.
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DOO
West Virginia
Penn-salvania
Siilarly
Olio
Indiana
United Ming Worker's Policy Committee
Washington
Thaka
Edad
Intel Varios
Tite
Pennsylvania
Lone
Alabama
Alabami
Henna
Lmneis
United Mine
Missouri
Kansas
Tennessee
S A Marriage Licenses Show Big Decline
Figures reveal a sharp drop in the number of marriage licenses issued. Clerk Sylve Wemneke notes fewer couples obtained licenses as 1942 comparisons show 8177 licenses in ten months of 1942 versus 7283 in the same period this year, and 1172 in October 1842 against 873 this year.
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Mats
Sylve Wemneke
London Times Cites U S War Delays Amid Strikes
London Times reports U S war delays blamed on domestic policy and labor disputes. New York dispatch highlights political influence on wages prices and postwar planning. John L Lewis and miners' actions are cited as risking war effort and national unity.
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London Times
U. S
London
Nor
Europe
United States
New York
Joh L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Iit
Ue Community di Geiten
London Morning Pipers
Blikor
Air Cadets Earn Gunnery Wings in Harlingen Ceremony
Three San Antonio aviation cadets earned gunnery wings after completing the naval gunnery course at Harlingen army airfield. Cadets Broderick Warren, Walley Marlin, and Penson Boston are named, with family details provided in the report.
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Gan Antonio
Aering Guinners
Gunhay
Harlingen Army
Irtela
Broderick
Warren
W. H. Warren
Craik Place
Walley E. Marlin
Wo E
Martly
Baltimore Avenue
Penson
Labor Leaders Urge Unity as CIO Convenes Convention
Labor leaders in Philadelphia open the sixth CIO convention with Philip Macray denouncing political ambition within labor and urging unity to sustain wartime production. Murray stresses nonpartisan action, expansion of organizing, and international labor solidarity toward an unconditional Axis surrender and democratic peace.
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Philadelphia
Congress of Industrial Organeaations
Philip Macray
Minky
Congress
AL Poltase
Sks
Murray
Light Gas Mask for Desert and Jungle Unveiled
A new lightweight gas mask designed for desert and jungle use by Woelure is announced. The device aims to blend simple design with enhanced protection for harsh environments.
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Desert
Alec ‘Unearth
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