Hanley Begins Last Lap of Upstate Trip
Republican lieutenant governor candidate Senator Joe R. Hanley wraps up a four day Western New York tour. He campaigns in Cayuga County Auburn and Oneida County Canastota before Medina Batavia talks. He calls for peacetime economy adjustments for returning service members and broader business support. He rests in Lake Placid before further stops in Elmira New York City Ithaca.
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Cayuga County Republican Committee
Auburn
Canastota
Oneida County
Republican Committee
Medina
Batavia
Hanley
Dewey
Lake Placid
Savings and Loan Association
Elm
Haskell to Announce Campaign Plans Monday
Lt Gen William N Haskell Democratic and American Labor party candidate for lieutenant governor will hold his first press conference Monday at 3 PM. He has limited campaigning to a Williamsville Erie County appearance last week and will stump in the final two weeks before election. Republican opponent Senator Joe R Hanley completes his second upstate tour today.
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Haskell
New York
William N. Haskell
American Labor’ Party
Williamsville
Erie County
Joe R. Hanley
Bomb raid narrative shows heavy losses and German rocket planes
Report describes U.S. heavy bombers reaching eastern targets and suffering high losses, with 130 American aircraft downed and 12 Thunderbolts. German rocket armed planes and intensified flak hindered operations as Luftwaffe counterattacks increased. RAF and US escorts string fires and raids across Hagen Munich Kassel Frankfurt Ludwigshafen Stuttgart amid renewed bomber activity.
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Thor Aet
Cosmak- Stanes
Regensburg
Schweinfurt
Hagen
Munich
Kassel
Frankfurt
Bremen
Regensburg-Schweinfurt
Roy Evans
San Bernardino
Calif
Allied Planes Strike Heavy Burma Blows
Allied aircraft bombed railway yards and supply dumps in Burma from October 8 to 9, hitting Pyinmana and near the Namkwin bridge north of Hop and damaging tracks, rolling stock, and coastal craft. RAF Beaufighters and Wellington bombers supported the raids. no Allied losses were reported.
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New Delhi
Burma
R.A.F
Pyinmana
Rangoon
Mandalay
Seor Ling
Namkwin
Hop
R.A.F. Beaufighters
Bond Buyer Impersonator Sentenced in Jersey City Case
James Mannix, 3 dollars, jailed in Hudson County penitentiary after conviction for drunk and disorderly conduct. He allegedly impersonated Judge Frank Hague Jr. of the State Court of Errors and Appeals and bought a $2,000 War Bond with a check bearing Hague's name, sending it to Mayor Hague's home.
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Jersey City
N. C
James Mannix
Hudson County
Frank Hague, Jr
State Court of Errors and Appeals
Mannix
New York
Hague
Judge Hague
Youngest Italian Princess Sent to Germany Amid Protests
Princess Maria of Savoy, youngest daughter of King Vittorio Emanuele, and her husband Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma, were moved to Germany despite protests by Bulgarian Minister Balbanoff acting for Queen Maria’s sister. Bulgaria asked Berlin for Maria’s release so she could join her sister in Sofia. Observers say Nazis may use her as ransom for prominent Fascists held by the Allies, a move tied to Mussolini’s government plans.
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Germany
Chicago Daily News, Inc
Bern
Maria of
Savoy
Vittorio Emanuele
Prince Louis of
Burbon-Parma
Vichy Balbanoff
Maria
Berlin
Sofia
Mussolini
Publishing Houses Forced to Ration Bibles to Stores
New York Oct 2 publishing houses report a Bible shortage due to paper scarcity. Oxford University Press treasurer Henry Walck says demand for Bibles has not been higher in a century and warns of rationing to bookstores based on prior sales. Laymen's National Committee head Howard Chandler Christy notes unprecedented demand blamed on renewed religious feeling from the war.
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New York
Henry Walck
Oxford University Press
Howard Chandler Christy
Laymen's National Committee For National Bible Ween
Bxples
Sudvenel
Reprimand for German Officers over Luxury Rome Trips
An official notice in Termoli after the British Eighth Army expelled German forces condemns officers for unnecessary duty trips to Rome. It cites a deplorable incident where an infantry company sent four men to purchase two gramophone records, highlighting the misuse of travel.
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Termoli
Eighth Army
Italy
Rome
Russians Maintain Huge Pincer Drive Toward Kiev
Russian offensives pressing from Nevel toward the Latvian border claim victory in two days with 3,600 German deaths and 600 taken prisoner. Berlin confirms German withdrawal from Kirishi while Russians push toward the Crimea across the Kuban front.
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Caucasus
Nevel
Vitebsk
DNB
Berlin
Kirishi
Volkhov
Leningrad
Mne- Cormans
Ludwig Sertorius
Kerch
Crimea
Dnieper
Associated Press
Kuban
Continu Italians Let 20 000 Nazis Flee Corsica
Allied air forces bombed and strafed German transport planes over Corsica turning the Bonifaccio to Bastia escape route into a wrecked, blood stained corridor. Italian surrender and retreat left German patrols exposed as Italians blew bridges and fled, while Corsican resentment grew and officers contested Italian allegiance on the island.
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Corsica
Bonifaccio
Bastia
UAW Elects Detroit Leaders After Bitter Convention
The United Automobile Workers reelected Walter Reuther and Richard Frankensteen of Detroit to vice presidencies and appointed new executive board members as factional control shifted amid debates over the no strike pledge and the Little Steel formula. Detroit figures dominate the leadership slate with several new appointees across major cities.
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Buffalo
United Automobile Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Richard T. Frankensteen
Detroit
Frankensteen
George F. Addes
Reuther
Richard T. Leonard
Edward F. Gray
William Blakely
Chester
Leonard
Addes
Percy Lewellen
Joseph Matsen
Minneapolis
Arnold Coxhill
Muskegon
Mich
Union
General Motors Corporation
Arnold Atwood
Indianapolis
Melvin Bishop
George Burg
Windsor
Ont
Richard Gosser
Toledo
Charles Kerrigan
New York City
Leo Lamotte
John W. Livingston
Kansas City
William McAulay
Pontiac
L. H. Michener
Los Angeles
Paul Miley
Cleveland
Richard E. Reisinger
Thomas J. Starling
Atlanta
William Stevenson
Carl Swanson
Flint
Boy Chief Witness As Jury Convicts Father in Slaying
In Tulsa a 39 year old house painter was found guilty of first degree murder. The chief witness was his 10 year old son who described his father's murder of his mother Mary, then hugged his father as he testified. The defense argued insanity. Judge S J Clendinning set Oct 20 for sentencing.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jess Bingham
Alfred Bingham
Mary
Daddy
Mother
Glory
Bingham
S. J. Clendinning
Britain lifts onion rationing after surplus frightens retailers
London reports that two years after the ministry of food urged more onion production, onions are so plentiful retailers cannot sell them. The ministry announces rationing will be removed. This reflects a shift in postwar price controls and agricultural policy as demand stabilizes.
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Britain
London
Ministry of Food
Portugal poised to declare war on Japan says Madrid dispatch
Dispatches from Madrid say Portugal may declare war on Japan over Timor and Macao incidents. Salazar held cabinet talks after meeting the Japanese minister in Lisbon. The war minister ordered private cars requisitioned and garages prepared for armored vehicles as tensions rise.
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London
Madrid
Portugal
Japan
Salazar
Lisbon
Daily Mail
Macao
Canton
Hong Kong
Chungking
John Pownell Reeves
Nazis Taking Property of N Italy Jews
Nazis in North Italy begin mass confiscation of Jewish property and roundup of Italian and foreign Jews around Lake Maggiore. Gestapo raids in Nice pressure non Aryans, with fines and humiliations, and authorities force oaths denying Jewish identity. Local Arona shelterers face arrest and admonitions as similar acts spread from occupied France. Dinner notice reports Tupper Lake Chamber of Commerce directors meet Monday at 6:30 P.M.
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Chicago Daily News, Inc
Bern
Italy
Lake Maggiore
Arona
France
Nice
Tupper Lake
Tupper Lake Chambers of Commerce
King's Coffee Shoppe
M. H. Ginsberg
Allied Forces Break Volturno Line In Italy Campaign
Allied troops breach the Volturno line between Capua and the west coast, while Fifth and Eighth Army fronts push north and east. German withdrawals toward Pescara follow failed Termoli defense as air raids hit Crete Rhodes Eleusis and Aegean targets.
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Capua
Fifth Army
Calore
Eighth Army
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Pescara
Rome
Crete
Rhodes
Cos
Leros
Dodecanese
Samos
Reynolds Packard
United Press
Packard
C. R. Cunningham
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Greece
Aegean
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Heraklion
Eleusis
Athens
Aegean Sea
Kasteli Dediava
Maritza
Termoli Seaborne Landing Shapes Italian Front Action
British forces under Montgomery launch a night landing at Termoli to seize a key road hub, drive back German observers, and hold off a fierce counterattack. Royal Engineers bridge the Biferno under shellfire as tanks enter, with Eighth Army securing Larino and a vital road junction. An ambulance crewman Mason Smith recounts a near strafing incident.
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Termoli
Eighth Army
Italy
Biferno
Larino
Adriatic
Naples
Mason Smith
Bronxville
N. Y
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Waves Director to Christen New Aircraft Carrier at Newport News
Newport News will float the Franklin, the fifth carrier built since the U S entered the war, after its christening by Lt Com Mildred H McAfee, Waves director. Accompanying aides include Lt Tova Petersen Wiley and Lt Grace Cheney. invocation by Lt S C Doerschug, survivor of the U S S John Penn.
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Mildred H. McAfee
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United States
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Hornet
Intrepid
Pearl ‘Harbor
Com. McAfee
Tova Petersen Wiley
San Francisco
Women's Reserve
Grace Cheney
New York
Lt. S. C. Doerschug
CHC
U. S
I. R
John Penn
Pacific
Senate Bill Raises FHA Mortgage Funds for Defense Housing
Washington October 9 The Senate passed a bill increasing the Federal Housing Administration mortgage guarantee authority from 1.2 billion to 1.6 billion for defense housing and extending the program two years It also extends FHA power to insure repair and modernization loans on privately owned property now on President Roosevelt's desk for action.
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FHA
Washington
A. Dill
Federal Housing Administration
Roosevelt
First Allied Food Shipments Arrive For Naples
First Allied food shipments for Naples relief have reached the city and distribution is expected to begin immediately. AMG officials report army tank trucks increasing water transport, aiding most of Naples 1,000,000 residents. Repair work on the main aqueduct supplying water and power is progressing and should be operational within a week.
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Naples
AMG
Chinese Trap Japanese in East China Described Near Nanking
A press dispatch reports a Japanese force trapped and annihilated near Hsuancheng 80 miles south of Nanking while another portion broke through the Chinese ring with reinforcements. Japanese counterattacks and large forced labor efforts to fortify defenses at Kwangteh and Liaofeng are noted, with Hangchow nearby.
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Nanking
Chungking
Hsuancheng
East China
Kwangteh
Liaofeng
Hangchow
Lend-Lease Scrutiny Looms From Congress After Senate Trip
Washington Oct 9 A Senate group touring allied bases considers a congressional audit of lend-lease to protect American interests. Critics say current operations neglect U S goals while supporters call the trip valuable. Fallout includes proposals to invite five Senators to address a House session as debate sharpens over wartime aid and reimbursements under lend-lease.
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Senate
Marnly Panteadtetad Heathere
Henry Cabot Lodge
R‘mass
Lodge
Committee of Five
Ralph O. Brewster
Rme
Globe-Trotters
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Albert B. Chandler
D-Ky
James M. Mead
D-N.y
John E. Rankin
Miss
House
Henry A. Wallace
Lend Lease
Turkey
India
Lend-lease
Australia
United States
Canada
South Pacific
U. S
Great Britain
Robert P. Patterson
Joint Congressional Economy Committee
US Physicians Lax In Her Polio System Says Sister Kenny
Australian nurse Sister Elizabeth Kenny, who created a polio treatment, told the Herald-Tribune that American physicians administer her method in shoddy fashion. She warned it takes two years to learn the technique and that many doctors study it for only a week before claiming expertise. She lamented that in the United States no one has fully learned her approach during her three and a half years here.
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New York
Elizabeth Kenny
The
Herald-Tribune Today
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Australia
Herald-Tribune
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