Hess Nazi envoy reportedly proposed terms for Britain
London reports Sir Patrick Dollan said Rudolf Hess arrived in Britain in 1941 as an official Nazi ambassador with peace terms to reduce Britain to a German colony under Hitler. Hess allegedly sought to restore German colonies and strip Britain of RAF strength, while Mussolini would gain parts of Africa and other territories.
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Registration Opened for Fuel Oil Kerosene Dealers and Stores
Dealers in fuel oil kerosene diesel oil and road oil must register today and tomorrow at the Ration Board offices on North Locust street. Grocery stores selling kerosene must register. Consumers should obtain applications from oil companies or the rationing board offices. Coupons will be issued for purchases and presented at dealers.
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Simplified engines begin production for Warrensport needs
London nov 4 the ministry of supply announced production of simplified railway locomotives designed to meet Warrensport needs. the engines require four tons of steel instead of 31 and save thousands of man hours in construction. they are intended mainly for military use and can haul 140 tons at 25 miles per hour.
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Local readers hear from service members in training and on duty
Letters from Private George Elmer Bowers Jr of the Military Police and Private Charles Warren Howard report life at Camp Lee and Scott Field. Samuel M. Wolford, now Second Lieutenant in the Army Corps of Military Police, visits the area while stationed at Fort Korlethorne Georgia after training at Fort Meade and in the South.
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Italy Admits Losses In Battle Are Heavy
Italy reports heavy losses in a desert battle in Egypt with British casualties described as severe and armored units heavily destroyed. The update cites Italian high command as of Nov 3 and notes ongoing combat continued.
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Farm Leaders Propose 4 Point Manpower Plan
Heads of major farm groups urged a four point program to curb what they termed misdirected government efforts hindering farmers and workers. The plan calls for treating agriculture as an essential war industry, deferring key farm workers, adjusting price ceilings for costs, and scrapping inefficient regulations. Dr Parran estimated 55,000 doctors could join the armed forces while still leaving civilian care.
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Japs’ Wise Threatens (Continued) From Pare 1
Allied air and naval actions size up in the Pacific theater. Australian advances toward Port Moresby are described as unchecked. Bombers hit Buin-Faisi, Port Moresby area fires linger, and Guadalcanal naval bombardments are reported with dive bombing activity near the airfield.
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Japanese Reinforcements Land as Battle Rages On
Japanese have landed most of their reinforcements as the battle continues. The night after, additional enemy troops landed to the east and Knox warned of a large enemy fleet expected to return for a renewed assault. The fighting has seen Nipponese ships sunk or damaged and at least 529 enemy planes downed, with sixteen American ships sunk. The Australian Irrebird is noted for its tail plumage resembling a Greek lyre.
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Revercomb Has A Big Majority In County Returns
Returns from two thirds of precincts show Republican gains in West Virginia elections. U S Senate short term results: Rosier 185191 vs Scott 176831. Attorney General Thomas 176033 vs Salisbury 167948. Congressional races show multiple Republican leads across districts with values listed for each candidate.
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Seven department heads jailed for tardy workers in Moscow
MOSCOW. The Soviet prosecutor's office announced seven factory department heads were sentenced to prison terms from one to six years for failing to bring to trial workers who were absent or tardy without reason and for inefficiency in feeding and housing workers.
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