Yanks Drive Salient in Nazi Line
Allied troops pushed a deep salient into German lines northwest of Raviscanina and pierced the Trigno river defenses as engineers bridged fords under heavy fire. Montgomery’s forces won a bridgehead over the Trigno, while intense artillery and urban fighting continued near Campobasso and Castelmauro. American gains along the Volturiin ridge included Riardo and positions southwest of Ragiscanina, narrowing the German high ground defense. Coastal air forces shifted focus to the Adriatic as Italian shipping lanes faced air disruption and salvage efforts amid ongoing front-line thrusts.
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Castelmauro
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Isernia
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Riardo
Ragiscanina
Capua
Fifth Army
Eisenhower
Kittybombera
Merck I B E Charged In Drug Cartel Case
The department charges Merck and Company Inc of Rahway New Jersey and Merck Chemical Works Darmstadt Germany with maintaining a cartel in violation of antitrust laws. The 4 Federal Court in Trenton New Jersey handles the case. Merck described as a leading producer of pharmaceuticals.
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New Allied Offensive in Solomons Reported
Allied landing operations in the northern Solomons were reportedly announced by Japanese radio. MacArthur reported continued air strikes against Rabaul and nearby airfields. Treasury Island was said to have been hit, with naval censors noting defense by Japanese artillerymen. Allied air and sea forces continued bombardments and fighter-bomber operations across the theater.
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Colonel's Wife Shot At Dance
Concordia Kar Ort 28 UiNG Aany psychetrists have been called in to examine Capt. David Roberts 43 who allegedly wounded the wife of his commanding officer at an officers' dance near Concordia Sunday morning He will be tried by court martial and found sane Maj Roy Inbody acting public relations officer of the government interment camp said today Mrs John 8 Sterling 62 wife of Colonel Sterling commandant of the prison camp is reported recovering in a Concordia hospital from a bullet wound in her abdomen The shooting occurred within the severe confines of the camp for thousands of German prisoners Mrs Sterling reportedly was acting as a peacemaker between Captain Roberts and the wife of Z R King another captain Witnesses said the argument started when Captain Roberts made derogatory remarks about related men
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Roy Inbody
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Nazis and Jap Girls At Camp Pictured in Trinidad
Police recaptured a prisoner of war at Las Vegas and found photographs showing German and Japanese girls at a captive camp. Officials sought to learn how the prisoners were treated and who arranged the images as part of a wider probe into pre war activities. Six farm workers and four girls were questioned by federal agents regarding the photographs and the camp scene.
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Colo
Tast Vegas
Noarresia
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Dap
G-men
Afrika Korps
Deferment Plan for West Coast Aircraft Workers
Washington October 2 James P Byrnes war mobilisation Director said the selective service will defer necessary workers in West Coast airplane plants. Irreplaceable workers receive six month deferrals and possible further deferments. Induction will follow planned replantment to keep production steady. Byrnes urged workers to stay on the job and push production.
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James P. Byrnes
Selective Service
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Byrnes
Yanks in Italy Resort to Horses Amid Fierce Campaign
American doughboys in Italy rely on horses and mules for reconnaissance near rugged terrains as fighting continues in Sicily after its conquest. Units move through mountainous ground secured by prior operations.
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Ypaly
Sicily
Germans Admit Tirpitz Damaged
A German admiralty spokesman acknowledged that the Nazi battleship Tirpitz was damaged in a recent British midget submarine attack. The admission was reported by Exchange Telegraph from Zurich.
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UINS
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Nazi Flight From Crimea Under Way
New York dispatch quotes Moscow radio on Fast German retreat across Crimea and Ukraine. Soviet forces push from Zaporoze to the Sea of Azov trapping German units near Krivoi Rog Melitopol and Dnepropetrovsk while recapturing territory south of the Dnieper. Russians advance west of Melitopol and near Nikopol drive toward the Crimea corridor. Romanian populations east of the Dniester urged to prepare for relocation.
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Sea of Azov
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Dnepropetrovsk
Krivoi Rog
Zaporombe
Dnieper
Crimea
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Utg Arca
Hently
Perekajkherson
Nikolasy
Kherson
Nikolaev
Kolosovka
Odessa
Nazis Kill All Jews in Large Polish Town
The Polish telegraph agency reported that the Jewish population of Lwow, one of Poland's largest cities, had been annihilated by German forces. The Ghetto was destroyed and surviving Jews were killed in the streets or sent to concentration camps. about 35,000 Jews were in Lwow earlier that year. In Dnieperopetrovsk, the London Daily Express claimed 20,000 Jews were killed as Germans evacuated the city, with many more dying from famine and executions at armament plants.
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London Daily Express
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Chicago Elevated To Hire Negroes
Chicago Elevated Transportation lines announced today they will employ Black men as trainmen and women as ticket takers in the future. A. A. Sprague, trustee of the lines, could not estimate how many would be hired. Similar action was taken recently by the Chicago Surface Lines.
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Ines
Ex-Star Colossal At Press Parley
Warrington reports ex star Clark Gable, now a captain in the air forces and aerial gunner, spoke at his first Pentagon press conference after a European assignment. He described six bombing missions over Europe and film work for a training release. The crowd included war department women and others curious about the actor turned airman.
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War Department
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Hitler's Revolt Against Civilization War Claim
London dispatch reports U S army officers call the war Hitler's revolt against civilization not merely a territorial struggle. The notes cite Nazi propaganda and civilian casualties amid Allied raids, with figures and assertions about civilian losses and motives.
HealthBoard Sets 48-Hr. Deadline
Thirty-eight city restaurants and bakeries declared unsanitary and ordered by Mayor Gu B Mayermann and the Health Board to clean up within 48 hours or face closure to civilian trade. The action followed a Wednesday health meeting where Dr Erich Arndt was instructed to compile condemned restaurants list from Capt S J Maloukis of the San Antonio Military Police.
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City Health Board
Board of Healt
Erich Arndt
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S. J. Maloukis
San Antonio
Health Board
P. I. Nixon
George B. Craze
Bexar Calitity Tuberculosis Board
San Atstonio
Allied Plane Losses Under Five Percent, Stimson Says
Secretary of War Stimson in his weekly war review reports Allied air losses since July 1942 average under five percent of planes taking part. He notes while raid losses were high, total U S and British losses remain under five percent. He cites Schweinfurt attack with 188 enemy planes destroyed and 60 American bombers lost, stressing balance between heavy raid costs and lighter losses elsewhere.
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Wit Stinson
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U.S
Eighth Air Force
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Neal
Schweinfurt
Sober Facts for Drinking Public Future Arid As Liquor Stocks Fall
In a wartime economy, major distillers push voluntary rationing as U S alcohol stocks plummet. Distillers predict shortages of whisky and gin with beer and wine more available but wine still underused. A grim market outlook shows beer consumption rising while grain shortages threaten production.
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North America
New York
INS
Frankfort
Erik Yee
Century Distilling Company
U. 3
Lion Gailans
Agung
Benga Limited
MacArthur Status Unchanged as Age 64 Policy Question
Washington October 28. Secretary Stimson said there is no change in General MacArthur's status as Southwestern Pacific commander. He answered a press question about retiring major generals who reach age 64, noting MacArthur will be 64 on January 23.
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Stimson
MacArthur
Southwestern Pacific
Police Deploy Big Force for Halloween Patrols
Police chief Aubrey Hopkins announced extended shifts to combat mischief this Halloween. The 3pm to 7am shift will run longer, with all three shifts adjusted to cover Sunday afternoon and night. The plan aims to keep local residents safe and deter pranks.
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