Tito Guerrillas Recapture One Third of Yugoslavia
Tito’s Partisan forces claim a major advance in Yugoslavia, with 41,000 square miles retaken in 1943’s first half. Reports from Moscow describe heavy combat in Western Bosnia and Croatia, including delays to German rail movements near Sarajevo and Zagreb, plus multiple captured stores and prisoners.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
London
Josip Groz
Moscow Trado
Moscow
Army of Liberation
Livno-Duvno
Bosnia
Yugoslav Army of Liberation
Glamoc
Livno
Free Yugoslav Radio
Herzegovina
Sarajevo-Mostar
Croatia
Srevernica
Allaseu
Glina
Dvor
Vrbovsko
Zagreb
Velika-Gorica
Haly
MacAffers Win Bigger Awards on Appeal
The Appellate Division increases awarded damages to Kenneth MacAffer and family of Menands against New York State. The awards rise from 19,395.95 to 18,965.05 as the court upholds the claim that verdicts were inadequate. Kenneth MacAffer is an Albany County Republican leader and, with his wife and son, argued for higher compensation.
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the &Preme
Kenneth
MacAffer
Kenneth, Jr
Menands
State of New York
Albany County
Ands
Clamants
Partisans score in Istria and Dalmatian coast battles
Partisans clash with German forces on the Istrian Peninsula near Castel nuovo and in Pescina Slovenia, claiming seventy and eighty enemy deaths respectively and inflicting heavy wound totals. German retreats abandon equipment as Partisans pursue. Four days of fighting push Partisans to evacuate Worcula Island near Metkovic.
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Eletermica
Caglj
Istrian
Castelnuovo
Pescina
Slovenia
Worcula
Metkovic
Local notices recall holidays and injuries in Whitehall area
Mr and Mrs Charles Carswell visited Rutland relatives while Mrs Jean Gandron the Albany Hospital student nurse returned to duties. Sergt Maurice Rocque spends holidays with his mother. Mrs Delia Frederick, 59, suffered facial wounds from a fall at Champlain Spinners mill yard. Napoleon Joly of Rutland, a former Whitehall resident, celebrated his 90th birthday with a party in Canada American Hall. Mrs Claude Perry injured in a collision on Fair Haven road requiring 14 stitches knee and 4 in arm. Memorial services for Sergt Thomas Trumbull killed in Sicily were held at the Methodist Church with veterans and friends attending. Lance Corp Marillion Trumbull granted leave to attend.
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Charles Carswell
Rutland
W. P. Kelley
Jean Gandron
Albany Hospital
Maurice Rocque
Ferdinand Rocque
Wheeler Avenue
Delia Frederick
Champlain
Edward Ebner
Buffalo
Fair Haven
Ebner
Thomas Trumbull
Sicily
Methodist
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sergeant Trumbull
Russell Moore
Sergeant Trumppuli
Carol Zarjachek
Champlain Avenue
Mullard Hough
Watervliet
Missing Breese, Corporal in North Africa Theater
The War Department telegram informed Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Breese of 813 Seventh Avenue that their son Corporal Theodore F. Breese Jr. is missing in action in the North African area. A 21 year old member of the Army Air Corps communications division, he has been overseas two months after enlisting October 26, 1942, leaving his job at Fuld & Hatch Knitting Corp. A Cohoes High School graduate.
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Corp
Theodore F. Breese, Jr
War Department
Theodore F. Breese
Seventh Avenue
Corporal Breese
Army Air Corps
Fuld & Hatch Knitting Corp
Cohoes High School
Allies May Not Sign Peace Pact With Germany
Gen Marcel De Baer, Belgian member of the London Allied Commission, urges the United Nations to scrap a formal peace treaty with Germany. Proposes declaring peace after unconditional surrender, an international court for war criminals, and a UN-led framework to reorganize Germany. The plan foresees a transition period and a later general treaty to establish world peace safeguards.
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Washington
Germany
United Nations
Teler
Mussolini
Marcel de Baer
London Allied Commission
War Criminal Commission
London International Assembly
de Baer
State Department
World Organization
Republic Plant Back To Peak Output
Republic Steel's Troy plant was at zero percent capacity yesterday after 206 workers returned Tuesday and full load was expected today. Plant superintendent Harry Taylor said the blast furnace, kept hot during the holiday walkout, would need about two days to reach full heat. The return followed a National War Labor Board action extending the expired contract with retroactive features to December 24, 1943.
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Republic Steel
Troy
Harry Taylor
National War Labor Board
United Steel Workers of America
Galapagos Seas and Names See Funds Rise in Island Study
In a compact note, funding or value shifts are noted with amounts moving from 2,160 to 54,160 and from 2,000 to 5,000 tied to Kenneth Jr. The passage mentions sea birds? and climbing tree trunks to form the sun in the Galapagos Islands, conveying an image of ecological observation and raising figures in a research context.
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Kenneth, Jr
Galapagos Islands
Discovery cures for colds teased by modern mothers
Discovery touts tsCOLDS relief through Alle Weide Blom Suess and an elderly grandmother as coughing and nasal relief. It promotes following her example to ease muscle aches and colds using Penetro salve with a base of old fashioned mutton suet. Prices show 251, double supply 350, demand Pens ready.
Weekly Dances Planned At Grafton Hall
The Grafton War Council will hold weekly square dances at Grafton Town Hall starting New Year’s Day to boost civilian morale. Town board granted permission. The council also creates a community improvement fund to aid general welfare and morale.
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Grafton
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