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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1943

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Allied Fifth Army Drives Toward Regly, Sparanise Nosed Ahead

In Italy Allied forces under General Eisenhower moved to seize the Sparanise area and push north of the Regly defense canal. The five army thrust opened a pocket threat to German positions as German counterattacks failed. Concurrent air raids hit southern Austria and Tirana, with heavy Allied bombing of Naples as German planes contested the skies.

Glers Italy Sparantse Fifth Army Eisenhower Regly Sec Austria Tiras Albania Highth Montgomery Trigne Sparanise Volturno Clarks Pighatorn Eighth Army Tsernna Naples Pistoia Florence Formia Mintucne Fe Allleg Hostip Ss Agatgel

Aussies Crush Jap Push in Southwest Pacific

Allied reports say Australian forces halted a Jap push toward the New Guinea coast near Finschhafen after three weeks of jungle fighting. MacArthur headquarters praised combined air and ground blows that repulsed four Jap attacks, with Australians holding Katika village.

Southwest Pacific New Guinea Finschtaifen MacArthur Katika

Romans Starve as Nazis Take Food

London dispatch reports that about 30 Romans are dying of starvation as German forces requisition food. A Milano Liberta broadcast claimed Rome faces widespread famine due to Nazi control. In Dallas, farmer Joan Gibbons, 50, Lancaster, was found shot to death at home, with Justice of the Peace Brown resuming action.

London Italien Freedom Station Milano Lib Rome Farmer Dallas Joan Gibbons Lancaster Brown

Weather forecast for Sanansono and Texas regions

Forecast shows little temperature change Monday after noon and night and Tuesday noon. East Texas areas expect minor cooling in the north, slightly cooler in the south Monday afternoon, and cooler conditions along the east and south Monday night. North and west portions see minor changes Monday night into Tuesday forenoon.

Sanansono Ana Texas

Germans Admit Big Soviet Gains In Dnieper Battle

Moscow reports massive Soviet pressure as the Red Army closes in on Krivoi Rog and Dnepropetrovsk with bridgeheads across the Dnieper. German fronts fight back fiercely as the Crimea’s exit route narrows. Dnepropetrovsk and Nikopol are outflanked amid heavy combat. Kennedy, 68, president of the Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Association, dies in Utica.

Moscow Red Army Dnieper Krivei Rog Krivai Rog Kremenchug Melitopol Krival Rog Crimea Dnepropetrovsk Dneprodverahnisk Nikopol Soviet Union iDnepropetrovek Nikolaiy Kosianovo Zaporozhe-Melitapoline Askaniaya Steppe Steppe Dniep Per Dnepro- Petrovsk Briyoi Rog Berlin Cotral Zaporozhe Red Askaniya Utica A. Charles E. Kennedy Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Association of America New York Ini. News

Liberators Bomb Burma Rail Yards Near Prome

U S Army air force bombers of the 10th air force launched a major attack on Prome railway yards in Burma on Friday. B 25s struck targets near Monywa and Mandalay while other formations hit storage buildings at Alon and rolling stock on a siding. All aircraft returned with reports of excellent results from Lieut Gen Stilwell's headquarters.

New Delhi Vet U. S 10Th Air Force Prome Buna Mony Wa Mandalay Joseph W. Stilwell Frome Alon Monywa Mu Canal

Argentine Leader Takes Refuge in Brazilian Embassy

Argentine scientist Mario Castex, signatory of a 1945 manifesto urging Argentina toward United Nations alignment, has taken refuge in the Brazilian embassy in Buenos Aires. His family reportedly arrived there as authorities barred Castex from leaving. A separate German broadcast claimed an Allied destroyer was sunk and another damaged in the eastern Mediterranean, with no Allied confirmation.

Monteviueg Uruguay Mario Castex Argentina United Nations Buenos Aires Cessex Buenos ‘Aires London Mediterranean

Allied Leaders Say Campaign Ties Up German Divisions in Italy

General Eisenhower deputy Alexander says the Italian front slows the Soviet drive by tying up 18 to 46 Nazi divisions. He notes German withdrawals to Italy divert strength from Russia, aims to threaten France and the Balkans, and to bomb Germany from Italy as Rome remains central. North of Rome, defenses stiffen as Navies prepare.

Clark Lee Bon Corte Italy INS Bir Tiavald Alezatdm Eisenhower Alexander Grsumude Sond Airitch America Ag Mazi Mitte Joseph Goebbels Bell Rocord Slatin Alexander Tnelarba Iy Cena Abvision Russia France Taly Baikana Greece Alebanie Yugoslavia Rome Wuurium Imporkei Maly Balkans Germany Rocie

Tojo to Step Up Jap War Machine

The Tokyo broadcast announced a formal convening of the diet with a total mobilization program. Premier Hideki Tojo will address the session and has introduced 14 bills to boost war material production, extend conscription, improve transport, and tighten government control.

New York Tokyo Hideki ‘Tojo Aiden Gover

Senate Votes Out Estate Tax Hike

Washington October 26 The house ways and means committee rejected any increase in estate and gift taxes trimming 400 million from the administration request for 1.05 billion in new wartime revenue. The panel also cut the idea of raising individual income taxes and left open only corporate and excise levies while drafting a new revenue bill that may not exceed 2 billion without broader levies. It dismissed lowering the estate and gift tax exemption from 60 thousand to 40 thousand and did not act on excises for luxuries like cigarettes furs and soft drinks.

Washington House Ways and Means Treasury

Russia Strong For Post War Collaboration

New York dispatch reports Moscow radio saying Stalin received Secretary Hull and notes talks with Eden. Delegations of Hull Eden Molotov met amid bid to draft wartime and postwar agreements, with a coalition of the three powers urged as essential for future world peace.

New York Moscow Stalin Hull Anthony Eden Thetics Vyacheslav M. Molotov People's Commissar For Foreign Affairs W. Averell Hare Yiman United States Russia Diplomata Great Britain U. S State Hall Eden Molotov Ravibg Bolshoi Theater War Sud

Germany Hit By Bombers From Italy

Allied air forces conducted raids across Germany Austria and Hungary with US four engined bombers based in Italy joining raids on southern Germany and Austria. Berlin reported large formations of four engined bombers and the Vienna area was targeted with substantial damage. First use of Italian based heavy bombers in a Reich strike marked a new phase in the allied air offensive.

London Ruhr Rhineland Berlin Germany Italy Auilely Hungary Air Ministry Aled Adriatic Yugoslavia Prise England Britain Germag DNB Geymany Austria Btyria Reich Steels Jsounthy Vienna Apnacacher Alps Aircrest Wiener Neustadt Amier United States Paris Europe

Roosevelt Healing After Grippe Touches on Recovery

Washington reports President Roosevelt showed a slight rise in temperature but improved from grippe symptoms. Rear Admiral McIntire indicated he should be able to work in his study this afternoon. White House said no regular schedule or appointments were set.

Washington Roosevelt Ross T.mcintire White House

Bowles Named Top OPA Post by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt named Chester Bowles to succeed Prentiss Brown as OPA administrator Brown resigned last week Bowles had been OPA general manager and No 1 assistant and has effectively run the agency in recent months

Washington Roosevelt Foray Chester Bowles Prentiss Brown OPA Brown Bowles Acero Brown Acnrate Brow

Bombardier Toomey Honored After Heroic Flight

In a World War II report from Britain dated Oct 24, 427, bombardier Toomey of Fortresses above Schweinfurt is cited for extraordinary heroism. Despite mortal injuries from a near-miss shell, he completed his bombing run and perished at his post, helping the crew down enemy fighters and lighters while the ship took heavy damage.

U. S&s Britain B.S Toomer Wilharosk Geath Schweinfurt Battman Menthi Toomey Bombardier Hp Jawington M. Toomey Huron Target

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