Roosevelt Churchill Stalin Talk Reported With Chiang Ties
A Reuters dispatch from Lisbon reports Roosevelt and Churchill completed a Cairo conference and plan to meet Stalin with Chiang Kai-shek and Madame Chiang. The piece notes three way talks could shape Pacific and European strategy, stressing need to open supply routes to China and joint action against Japan and Germany.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Chiang
Reuters
OWE
Lisbon
Cairo
Persia
Chiang Kai-shek
Madame Chiang
Germany
Moscow
Chiang Kai
Shek
Pacific
Europe
Pac Fic
Janan
Congress
United Nations
Japan
China
United States
Great Britain
Judge Mish Warns Gamblers And Noted Offenders In Court
Judge Mish warned gamblers and local offenders as he handed suspensions for minor crimes and urged restitution. Several youths and adults including Paul M. Marcovich, Orville L. Orcutt, Emmett Rohrbach, David Robinson, Tip Lewis, George Fishack, Kenneth Robinson, Maxwell Gigous, Herbert Frisby, Garfield McKinney, Charles Barr, Roy Bowers faced varying penalties.
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Cooper
Paul M. Marcovich
Detroit
Mish
Orville L. Orcutt
Orcutt
Emmett Rohrbach
David Robinson
Judge Mish
Maxwell Gigous
Herbert Frisby
Willam Jett
Garfield William McKinney
Cap Whitaker
North Jonathan Street
House of Correction
Charles Barr
Roy Bowers
Solingen Raid Highlights Allied Air Offensive Over Europe
American aircrews conducted daylight raids in November beyond July and September peaks, with Solingen attacked at the cost of two heavy bombers and five fighters. Seven enemy planes were downed, six by fighters and one by a Fortress, continuing a pattern of fighter losses exceeding bomber losses in recent strikes. The Solingen target lies near Duesseldorf, hosting Europe’s largest non ferrous metal casting foundry.
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U. S
Solingen
Bremen
Duesseldorf
Europe
Budapest
Hungary
Vienna
Wiener Neustadt
Berlin
Arrives in United States Grandson of Harry Chaney Returns
Harry Chaney of 660 Washington Avenue received a Charleston message Monday that his grandson Pvt. Robert Chaney, wounded in the Sicily battle, has arrived stateside and is reported feeling fine though injury extent is unknown. There are 26 national parks in the United States.
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States
Harry Chaney
Washington Avenue
Charleston
S. C
Robert Chaney
Sicily
United States
Pvt. Chaney
Suspect Quizzed in Murder Probe
Washington Court House Ohio December 1 authorities questioned a man closely known to the slain McCoy family about Thanksgiving eve killings at Oak View farm. Sheriff and prosecutor questioned suspects for hours while motives remained undisclosed as officers pursue a deliberate plot to wipe out Elmer McCoy 89 his wife 64 and daughter Mildred 22.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
McCoy
W. H. Icenhower
Lenhower
John B. Hill
Sherif
Togettre
Elmer McCoy
Forrest
Mildred
Oak View
Daily Reports On Whiskey To Start In Maryland
A daily report of whiskey retail sales will be made available today showing how much liquor is received by Maryland dealers. The reports, part of a plan by State Comptroller J Millard Tawes, aim to curb black market activities. Previously all alcohol sales were reported combined under the alcoholic beverages tax division.
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Baltimore
Maryland
J. Millard Tawes
Alcoholic Beverages Tax Division
State Comptroller's Department
Property sells at auction in front of Court House
A vacant lot on Potomac avenue sold yesterday afternoon in front of the Court House. Auto tioneer J. Snyder acted as auctioneer and Elmer Corderman was the purchaser for 1545 dollars. Corderman also bought a house on Vale street from W. W. Smith for 1500 dollars.
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Potomac Avenue
Court House
J. ©. Snyder
Elmer Corderman
Vale i Street
W. W. Smith
Is Epilepsy Inherited What Causes It
A booklet from the Educational Division at 635 Fifth Ave New York offers doctors opinions on whether epilepsy is inherited and what causes it. Free distribution to those who write for information.
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Forder
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Dept. S
Weather Extremes and Rainfall in Historical Records
Historical weather notes compare Novembers with sharp contrasts in precipitation and temperature. Figures show record rainfall 5.45 inches in one November, subzero lows, and daily highs near 39 degrees, with past years listing 71 degree highs and 15 degree lows, plus multiple frosts and varied precipitation.
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Oswald
Autoist Given Excess Change At Carlisle Police HQ
A motorist in Carlisle for a reckless driving charge received extra change after paying with a $10 bill. The night clerk gave him change from another $10, totaling $10 more than owed. The clerk later found the error, and hopes the driver returns to square the amount.
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Carlisle
Hagerstown
Changteh Entered by Enemy Forces in Major Chinese City
Chinese High Command reports Japanese troops, aided by poison gas, air power, and artillery, broke into Changteh in a vital strike. The assault threatens a pincer toward Changsha from Changteh and Yochow, with bloody street fighting and heavy casualties on both sides.
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Chungking
Changteh
Changsha
Yochow
Tungting Lake
Arrests and grand jury action in Hagerstown and Oslo student arrests
Claude Showe, released on 506 bond by Magistrate Bostelter after embezzling 112 dollars from Hagerstown Dairy Co. A Oslo dispatch reports 1200 to 1500 University of Oslo students arrested for an undisclosed reason and to be sent to a German concentration camp.
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Claude Showe
Leister Isenogle
Hagerstown Dairy Co
Bostelter
Stockholm
Oslo
University of Oslo
British Eighth Captures Sangro Ridge In Italy
Allied forces under Gen. Sir Bernard Montgomery pressed along the Sangro front in Italy with naval bombardment from the destroyers Quillian and Loyal and air support. Nine bomber waves joined 50 Nazi fighter formations in fierce combat, leaving German positions shattered though their counterattacks were expected to intensify to retake the ridge.
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Erwin Rommel
Balkan
Bernard L. Montgomery
Quillian
Loyal
Eighth Army
Sangro Ridge
Berlin
Sangro
Junkers Clique Plans Coup Amid War Peace Proposals
Reports claim a Junkers faction seeks a coup while favoring armistice terms and civil leadership changes. Proposals include occupying Germany under UN command, a reduced army, and economic rehabilitation. others fear militarists’ influence and a Russia-friendly peace separate from Britain. Also noted is a plan for Russia oriented diplomacy and a British women in industry statistic of about 7,000,000.
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London
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Hitler
Gemany
United Nations
Germany
Erwin Rommell
Alfred Jodl
Kurt Zeitzler
Karl Dosnitz
Russia
Poland
Britain
Europe
Aso
Girl Wounded By Discharge of Gun
Hazel Miller an 18 year old girl from 100 block South Walnut street was taken to Washington County Hospital after midnight with a gunshot wound to her right leg. Darrell W. Baker her brother in law 19 said the shotgun he was examining discharged accidentally while he had been hunting earlier. The injuries are not serious and no charges have been filed.
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Hazel Miller
South Walnut Street
Washington County Hospital
Darrell W. Baker
Rohrer and
Blonard
Miller
Baker
Nimitz Visits Scene of Battle After Tarawa Victory
Admiral Nimitz toured Tarawa battlefields with Maj. Gen. Julian C. Smith noting the area was once packed with American dead. He praised Japanese resolve, warned against rest, and said Gilberts bombardments aided the Marshalls air war, stressing continued pressure.
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Julian C. Smith
2Nd Marine Division
Nimitz
Tarawa
Marshalls
Gilberts
Pearl Harbor
Coal Operators Left Out In Cold As Lewis Talks Turkey
A news wire report outlines Ickes and Lewis's wage deal for miners in government mines. It notes travel time valued at 66 2/3 cents an hour pre 40 hours and $1 for the rest, with 45 minutes daily travel assumed. Southern operators challenge travel time and eight hours of productive work. A five member committee will meet union officials to pursue agreement, while Burke accuses Ickes of blocking southern participation and vows separate negotiations to keep mines operating and workers employed.
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Burke
South
Interior Department
Ickes
Nebraska
Evacuation of Sofia in progress as bombs feared
Budapest dispatch reports 25,000 people evacuated from Sofia with thousands more moving out to safety as Allied bombing warnings escalate.
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Stockholm
Budapest
Sofia
Remarkable Treatment for Indigestion Relief Tablets
Readers suffering from burning stomach acid and indigestion are urged to try Von's Tablets, claimed to counteract excess acid and provide relief from heartburn belching bloating sour stomach and related symptoms. A trial size is offered at $1.28 with larger bottles priced higher, available at local druggists.
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Von
Rome
Resort to the Nation on CBS Tonight at 9:30 PM
An outstanding news program airs weekly on Tuesday evenings at 9:30 on CBS EV7. The show titled Resort to the Nation presents current affairs and analysis from a national perspective.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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