Nationalists Near Mukden Reported By Press
Reports from Chungking say Nationalist troops advanced to 40 miles north of Mukden threatening Major battle as Communist forces falter. Unconfirmed dispatches claim American planes from India and Burma are delivering to Chiang Kai-Shek forces with several airmen killed in transfer.
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Burma
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Richard Cushing
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Cushing
East Indies militants renew assaults on British lines
Extremists in the East Indies surged with attacks in Surabaya and other towns. Allied troops fortified positions around a liberated internment camp at Ambaruwa and pulled back inside the camp as renewed strikes pressed. The area houses about 10 000 civilians facing danger.
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Aufourasa
Bandoeng
Lap
Ambaruwa
Mines near Cherbourg laid in dense patterns
The German forces planted land mines in varied patterns about every 32 feet around Cherbourg, creating a tight defensive field as Allied forces advanced.
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Siek Cherbourg
Hirohito Urges Election Reform in Imperial Rescript
Tokyo dated dispatch reports Emperor Hirohito reading an imperial rescript designating election reform as the top task of the current diet. The monarch, flanked by princes and officials, signaled that reform would prompt revision of existing voting laws with Premier Shidehara’s cabinet witnessing the moment.
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Shidehara
Newsman Breaks for Flaying Army Editor Faces Lost Stripes
Manila dispatch reports California journalist Robert W. Young, editor of the Laverne Leader, may lose stripes and his job for allegedly criticizing nine ship conversions for prisoner transport. Young was demoted November 6 after a printer’s issue circulated, and he says he knew nothing of the article’s printing and has appealed to the inspector general. The Daily Pacifican says Col. Robert Wright called the piece a personal affront to the Army. Also noted: Dash Shaw, 73, dean of Texas county clerks, died of a heart attack in Longview. He served Gregg County 47 years.
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California
Robert W. Young
Laverne
Calif
Hanabill
Young
Daily Pacifican
Sals
Robert @. Wright
T Army
Longview
Dash Shaw
Texas
Gregg County
Dallas Manager Resigns Amid Private Sector Offer
Mayor Woodall Rodgers announced Col. James W. Aston, Dallas city manager on military leave, has tendered his resignation after receiving an offer from private enterprise. The move follows Aston's letter to the mayor explaining the opportunity presented by civilian work.
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Dallas
Woodall Rodgers
James W. Aston
Aston
Rodgers
7500 Acre Ranch Sold Near San Antonio
The Rogers Ranch company announced the purchase of the 7500 acre Stowers ranch north of San Antonio from J A Chapman of Tulsa Oklahoma. The tract is one of the county’s largest privately owned properties and will be opened for subdivision developments including a potential resort hotel site near Cay Hills reservation. The transaction value was not disclosed.
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San Antonio
Rogers Ranch Company
J. A. Chapman
Tulsa
Oklo
Bexar County
Wallace Rogers
Ranch Campany
Cay Halls Reservation
Rogers
Wieland
Oil Man Held For Contempt In Dallas Case
Tyler oil man Genecoy, president of Roosth and Genecoy Production, has served three days of a 30 day jail sentence for contempt of court in Dallas County Jail. He was fined $1500 for violating a district court pollution order against the Angelika River. a separate $2000 fine was imposed. The U.S. Supreme Court denied a writ of certiorari and refused a rehearing.
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Urima
Genecoy
Tyler
Dallas’ County
Roosth
Angelika
U.S. Supreme Court
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