Hitler Warns Defeatists to Be Liquidated
London reports Adolf Hitler’s address on the 20th anniversary of the Munich putsch. The speech, amid reverses in Russia and Allied bombings, warned defeatists of punishment while urging renewed morale, with press commentary noting internal German belief in possible change and denunciation of any opposition.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Russia
Fuekre
Germany
New Kind of Face Powder Promises Younger Look
A vintage ad promotes Lady Esther Face Powder claiming it smooths skin, minimizes flaws, and makes users look years younger. It touts a unique hurricane blending method, long-lasting clinging, and vivid shades, urging readers to try the smallest size to judge its效果.
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Lady Esther
Hitler vows to fight on as war drags on
The broadcast quotes Hitler urging continued resistance and declaring Germany would not yield despite setbacks. He minimizes Allied gains in Italy and warns of possible invasion of Western Europe. Berlin radio and BBC engineers note the remarks sound recorded and lack live applause.
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Briony
Germany
Italy
Europe
Berlin
Raat
Allies may invade the French coast and Balkans debate
The column discusses whether western Allies could mount a cross Channel invasion and the need to crush the French coast defenses first. It argues air superiority and strong naval power are essential, notes German focus on Russia, and considers Yugoslavia and Balkan moves requiring control of southern Italy and airfields, with Turks’ potential bases in play.
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Ues
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Erale & Pmasion
France
Russia
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Yugoslavia
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Ialy
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Mahan
ALLBRAN CURES CONSTIPATION IN READER LETTER
A reader praises ALL-BRAN for relief from chronic constipation. The unsolicited note claims prior use of purgatives failed, while daily ALL-BRAN, backed by scientists, improved bowel function through the fiber content, with casual references to digestion and colon health.
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Nature
Colonia
Briton Missing in Action After 1934 Rescue Mission
London reports Commodore Percy Todd, 45, of Royal Navy, declared missing in action. He earlier earned the Distinguished Service Order for a 1931 rescue on the Huai or Yangtze river area while commanding HMS Lashart, a destroyer, with former actions cited by President Roosevelt and congressional acts.
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Luwan
Wey Cscue
Fires Rage Across Santa Monica Coast Counties and San Diego
Vast blazes consume coastal counties including Santa Monica and San Diego. Crews and soldiers battle for days as winds ease slightly with hopeful rain forecast. Thousands flee homes amid widespread devastation while authorities report ongoing containment efforts and mounting damage assessments.
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Calif
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San Diego County
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Riverside
Spencer Tuvener
Santa Monica
Sta
U S Officer Reports Limited Enemy Progress in Radio Gear
A United States Signal Corps officer told 433 delegates at a joint Institute of Radio Engineers and RAM manufacturers meeting that the enemy has made little improvement in radio field equipment over four years. He credited American engineers with vast progress, noting more than 10,000 types of Signal Corps equipment were brought ashore in North Africa.
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Rochester
United States Signal Cos
May James U Ifeinz
Institute of Radio Engineers
Ramo 3 Facturers' Association
Amercan
Signal Corps
North Afrca
Sky Dragons pound Japs in Burma and Amoy raids
U S communiques report Chennaults Sky Dragons supporting Chinese on the Burma front sank a Japanese destroyer and four vessels near Amoy harbor. Fighters hit a freighter and two hangars, while bombers damaged targets near Kiungshan and on a bridge at Tusses. No opposition was reported in the Amoy raid.
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Claire L. Chennault
Sky Dragons
Burma
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Kiungshan
Hainan Island
U. S
Ha Eid
Kinneshan
Amoy Harbor
Amoy Ib
Formosa
Saleen
Columbia's Cluss In Japanese Drops From 60 to Four
New York November 9 Columbia University's class in Japanese has dwindled from six years ago to a mere four students with about half the original group dropping out because the language was too hard. Remaining pupil Leonard Temme, 31, says after a year’s study he knows between 1,200 and 1,300 characters while a well educated Japanese knows 3,000. Temme estimates that with a dictionary it would take him 15 hours to read an average Japanese newspaper editor’s sentence, which are long.
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Cluss
New York
Columbia University
Jhas
de. George S. Ness
Leonard Temme
Temme
Tong
Red Cross aids dog after suffering injury in field
The Red Cross organized care for a dog that suffered an injury described as a iroke while accompanying soldiers. The animal received support and was with its companions until it could join the Army unit on July 1.
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Duggins
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