Leyte Battle Deepens as Japanese Reinforcements Arrive
General MacArthur reports 35 000 Japanese troops join the Leyte fight as American planes and PT boats harass them. Ormoc remains key with fierce fighting and flames as US forces push through foothills and gain ground on a wide front.
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Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Leyte
MacArthur
Ormoc
U. S. 96Th Infantry Division
Methodist Conference Appointments Announced In Georgia
In Macon Georgia Dr Samuel T Senter and Rev J C G Brooks were named district superintendents with about 60 pastorate changes announced at the South Georgia Methodist Conference. Several moves affected Vineville Trinity Waycross Columbus and other churches as clergy reassigned and new pastors set. Seventeen members were designated for armed forces chaplaincy as Bishop Arthur Moore presided.
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Macon
Samuel T. Senter
J. C. G. Brooks
Thomasville
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Senter
G. W.clary
Brooks
J. W. Hitch
Waycross
Albert S.trulock
First Methodist Church
Vineville
J. S. Cook
St. Luke Church
Columbus
Trulock
Mack Anthony
Americus
Ralph Porterfield
Trinity
Savannah
Clary
Trinity Church
Hitch
Cairo
M. P. Webb
H. H. Heisler
Bainbridge
Norman Lovein
Rose Hill Church
Lovein
The
Georgia Temperance League
Atlanta
B. A. Pafford
Montezuma
C. A. Jackson, Jr
Centenary
Manon
C. McKibben
Vidalia
Grace Church
Roy Gardner
H. E. Stipe
Baxley
A. W. Quillian
Sylvania
W. H. Blanks
McKendree Church
Brunswick
S. L. King
East Macon
W. Schley Willis
Lee Street Church
John E. Wilson
Soperton
Aubrey Alsebrook
Midville
J. B. Barnhill
Hawkinsville
First Street
FE. J. Grimes
Pelham
Bernard L. Brown
Metter
W. W. Whaley
Lumpkin
Roosevelt Returns to Washington After Big Victory Parade
President Roosevelt arrived amid roaring welcomes and confirmed plans for an early meeting of the big three with Churchill and Stalin. He noted his surprise at winning a larger Fourth Term margin, forecasting 335 electoral votes versus Dewey, while the count stood at 432 to 99.
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Churchill
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Capital
Union Station
White House
Marshal Stalin
Thomas EB. Dewey
Roosevelt and New Congress Face Historic Teamwork Test
Washington reports the 1944 election gave Roosevelt a working majority in both houses and 25 of 48 governorships. The 79th Congress must fund wartime needs, set postwar policy, and push a peace program while Republicans hold influential power. Final tallies show electoral votes 452 to 99 for Roosevelt, with Democrats retaining control of Congress and governors. Missouri and Pennsylvania race updates await final counts.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Congress
Dewey
Hague
Missouri
Forrest C. Donnell
Roy McKittrick
Pennsylvania
James J. Davis
Francis J. Myers
Georgia county quotas named for sixth War Loan drive
Atlanta reports State War Finance Committee chair Robert A. McCord announced county quotas totaling a 130 million dollar goal. Several counties list varied targets led by Chatham and Bibb, with figures ranging from hundreds of thousands to over five million. Weather notes Georgia clear and cooler tonight with mild Friday Saturday. Northwest Florida fair with little temperature change.
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Atlanta
Robert A. McCord
State War Finance Committee
Lowndes
Turner Howell
Ware
George Fesperman
Glynn
J. M. Aiken
Chatham
R. H. Gignilliat
Richmond
James Sartor
Clarke
Paul Chapman
Floyd
Roy Lytle
Thomas
W. J. Miller, Jr
Bibb
T. S. Denmark
Spalding
H. G. Hutchinson
Georgia
Florida
Churchill cautions on V-2 rockets in Commons
Prime Minister Churchill told the House that German V-2 and V-1 weapons have been striking England and targets in Paris and Antwerp with high speed and long range. He noted the rockets, though hyped by German propaganda, have caused limited damage and that dockyards at Antwerp remain crucial to Eisenhower’s offensive.
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London
England
Churchill
Commons
Paris
Antwerp
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
United States
Third Army advances near Metz in major winter drive
United States Third Army offensive pushes toward Metz France as Patton orders armored support and captures Chateau-Salins along with several towns. The push covers a 55 mile arc around the fortress city and aims for the Saar border while Fourth Armored and Seventh Army units extend gains north of Metz.
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Third Army
Metz
William Frye
London
U. S
Meta
Chateau- Salins
George S. Patton, Jr
George
Patton
Chatey-Salins
Mgas
Muese
Holland
Courtney H. Hodges
U. S. First Army
Eurtgen
Schmidt
Aachen
Germany
Saar
Moselle
Pdtton
Koenigsmacker
Luxembourg
Haute-Ham
Saar Basin
Thunderbolt
Nancy
Normandy
Brittany
Fourth Armored
St. Lo
Delme
Delme Ridge
Chateau-Salins
319Th
60Th Infantry
Delmeridge
Hannecourt
Fontenoy
35Th
the ’Wood
Hampont
Fifth Infantry Division
Louvigny
Cheminot
Seventh Army
Alexander M. Patch
Desfosse
Metrthe
St. Die
Saales
Vosges
Domainia de Champ
Fraize
Bonham
Armistice Day Parade Planned in Thomasville
Tomorrow in Thomasville the American Legion marks Armistice Day with a parade and a public address by Hon. Scott Candler at the municipal auditorium. Finney General Hospital assists the program with support, Colonel Browne leads the parade, and a Legion Breakfast at nine o’clock features sausage, grits, biscuits and coffee served by Legion helpers.
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Thomasville
Scott Candler
American Legion
Municipal Auditorium
Finney General Hospital
Browne
Legion
Georgia Facking Company
Holder Congressional Medal of Honor to Parade Participant
Col James H Mills of Ft Meade Fla a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient will take part in the Thomasville Armistice Day parade alongside 23 other overseas veterans from Finney General Hospital The Italian campaign hero earned the award for conspicuous gallantry at Cisterna di Littoria last May where he silenced two Nazi nests single handed killed four Germans with five shots and captured seven more He then drew fire to allow his unit to seize an enemy strong point and take 22 prisoners with no casualties
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Finney General Hospital
Thomasville
Col
James H. Mills
Ft. Meade
Fla
Cpl. Mills
Ene
Cisterna de Littoria
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