London Peage Broken by Haider
London reports a brief surge of air raids and anti aircraft fire as a Nazi siege resumes. Swooping bombs hit London late Sunday ending a period of relative quiet, with reports of hedge hopping raids across East Anglia and limited visibility over the Dover Strait. Admiralty notes 27 non commissioned dead and 23 wounded from the prior Liverpool attack and missing Rear Admiral E G McKinnon.
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Japan Watches U S Election
Tokyo circles anticipate a shift in U S foreign policy after Tuesday’s election. Officials kept silent as public interest rose. The Hiner President Pierce departed for the United States with 2088 aboard, including Richard Porter Bullock, acting consul general at Shanghai.
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Honor roll names at John Tarleton Agricultural College
Doris Deel Hubert Meyer and Helen Joyce Schott of San Antonio were named on the preliminary hover roll at John Tarleton Agricultural College. The announcement was made Monday.
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War Roundup from Adanciated Press on Frontline Advances
Greek alpine troops reportedly pushed into Albania and captured 1200 prisoners while repelling Italian columns. Greece received British and French aid including Crete landings and $500 million in support as German and Italian forces clash across Epirus and Romania.
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British Admit Troops Land In Crete
British officers confirmed troops have landed in Crete, the island south of Greece. Circles said the exact location and scope were not disclosed while Greeks reportedly advanced two to three kilometers along the front from Phlorina to the Pindus mountains. Egyptian reports note Italian forces amassing in Libya with growing military dumps but no sign of imminent action.
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Texas Editorial Association to Meet in Brownsville
The twenty-ninth annual Texas Editorial association meeting will be held in Brownsville November 14 16 announced by Lewis W Bailey, the association president.
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Exiled Spanish Republic Leader Manuel Azana Dies
Manuel Azana, former prime minister and president of the Spanish Republic, died in exile at his home in Montauban France after three months of grave illness. Azana led the Accion Republicana party and served as president from 1936 to 1939 amid the civil war and Francoist victory. He had lived in exile in southwestern France since the insurgents won in Spain.
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Willkie Backer With Gun Freed at Madison Square Garden
An 18-year-old physician, Dr Union Ward, moved toward Wendell Willkie at a Madison Square Garden rally with a loaded gun in his pocket. Ward, wearing a large Willkie button, was released on $500 bail after being charged under the Sullivan firearms law. A Republican district leader posted bail and had supplied Willkie rally tickets.
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Pistol Practice Set for San Antonio Police
Members of the San Antonio police department will begin practice immediately with new 38 caliber revolvers. Practice shooting at the optional guard pistol range in Exposition Park will continue through November 9.
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Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
An old health ad urges timely treatment for bronchitis and coughs with Creomulsion. It claims the medicine targets the lungs to ease phlegm and soothe irritated bronchial membranes, blends beechwood creosote and other remedies, contains no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if it does not help with coughing allowing sleep.
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British Ships Sunk by German Submarine Off Scotland
Berlin says it sank the Laurentic, Patroclus, and Canaara along with five other ships in a submarine attack near Kinnaird Head and off the east coast of Scotland. Reports mention an 18,000 ton Windsor Castle and other vessels damaged while French collaboration and American implications loom over the naval actions.
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Brees Inspects Brownwood Camp In Texas Visit
A plane trip with Lieut. Gen. W J Brees commander of the Third Army inspected Brownwood and San Angelo military sites. Accompanying him were Lieut. Col. Arthur Wise and Capt. F P A Gavan while Capt. W C Dolan piloted the aircraft. At San Angelo an advanced training field is under construction and Brownwood hosts the Thirty sixth division of the Texas National Guard and other units in updated barracks.
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Charges Filed in Accident Death in Kerens
Charges of failure to stop and render aid were filed against Kerens man today in connection with the vehicle collision that killed O. J. Griffin, 65, of Blooming Grove, near Powell. Funeral services were held for Griffin who left a widow and 10 children.
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Ickes Slams Polls and Sees Press Censorship Rise
In a heated defense of statistics and polls, the piece argues Secretary Ickes would abolish free publication if the Roosevelt administration disliked the results. The author portrays Ickes as a potential press censor who would suppress truthful reporting and force only government promises to be printed.
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British cruisers sunk off Scotland in German reports
Berlin reports sinking of the British light cruisers Lucerne and Patroclus totaling 10 724 and 11 314 tons and the armed merchantman Casnara at sea. A British destroyer and a 10 000 ton freighter were hit by aerial bombs off Scotland. Windsor Castle damaged west of Ireland. German sources claim raids on convoys and low altitude attacks on southern England.
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Weather temperatures across U S in various cities
Weather report lists temperatures across multiple cities including El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Goodland Hatteras Huron Jacksonville Kansas City Kingman Laredo Little Rock Memphis Miami Minneapolis Mobile Montgomery Nashville New Orleans New York Omaha Phoenix Pittsburgh Raleigh Richmond Salt Lake City Seattle Washington Wilmington Yuma Canadian stations Calgary Edmonton Winnipeg with conditions Cloudy Raining Snow Smoky and numbers for temperatures, precipitation, and times noted for several locales.
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Lewis predicts Wilkie victory over Roosevelt
Washington reports John L. Lewis forecast the defeat of Roosevelt and the victory of Wendell Wilkie. He based his verdict on field reports and analysis of letters and telegrams after a radio address. William Green urged labor to vote for candidates who truly serve the people.
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War 25 Years Ago Today in 1915 News Brief
On November 4 1915 French British and Serbian forces defeated Bulgarians at Tigor Serbia and fighting raged near the Champagne district on the Western Front The Turks attacked Allied positions at Ansa in Gallipoli Also noted is a 1914-15 wartime policy change and Roosevelt port measures.
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