Western Front Updates From Schelde to Walcheren
Allied forces push along the Schelde pocket with 23,709 captives reported. Patton's Third Army drives east of Nancy while the Eightieth Division seizes river crossings. German garrisons on Walcheren face capture or neutralization as Antwerp braces for winter supply runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Ise
Schelde
Stator Geo. Ederding
West Goss
Hodges
Aschen’ RK
Rhindlad
Vossenach
Wie
Rotgen
First
Commandos Push Inland as Dutch Pocket Falls Despite Fierce Resistance
Allied forces report multiple beachheads seized and Flushing captured as Commandos push toward mid Holland. Canadians hold streets of Krooke while pockets of resistance persist on Walcheren and South Beveland. Belgian radios celebrate liberation as armor and infantry close on key towns and bridges. Allied prison camps hold over 2,500 Germans with total captives reaching 10,400 for the month. Southwest Holland sees heavy fighting along the Saas River with bridgeheads across the Mark River maintaining control of crossings.
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Flushing
Holand
Morthersa
Chy
Royal Marine
Rolles
Ihocd Af
Walcheren
Beveland
Norsh
Ute Island
Midde
Burg
Krocke
Breskens
Vocket
Stuis
Knocke
Wedthapetle
Trepart
Belgium
Holland
Saas
Britten
Tilburg
Mark River
Moerdijk
Holland Deep
Maas
Roosevelt urges wartime gains to fuel peacetime growth
President Roosevelt in a White House speech envisions continuation of national teamwork to expand production and employment after the war. He cautions against false charges in the election, emphasizes planning, and calls for new homes, automobiles, highways, aviation, television, and scientific advances to aid a peacetime economy while finishing war goals. He praises women’s war work and stresses unity with allied nations as global peace returns.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Alon
Cleveland
Detroit
White House
Pacific
America
Mtere
Russian gains tighten grip on Budapest corridor
Russians drove forward along a fifty mile front between the Danube and Jusa rivers pushing German and Hungarian forces from the east bank of the Tisza. They seized Tiszadada Tiszadob and Polgar while maximizing rail and highway control toward Budapest. Losses mounted with 2005 enemy dead reported near Debrecen and Puluisk.
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Budapest
Danuber
Tiste
Janus Veresa
Hungary
Fother
Marshal Rodien Y. Malinovsky
Second Ukraine
Tisza
Tiszadada
Nrizegy- Hlaza
Tiszadob
Polgar
Nyireghaza
Red Army
Danube
Jusza
Susaj
Heceskemet
Hecskemet
Beireth
Teds
Warsaw
Puluisk
Narew
Poland
Berekegynaza
Keeskemet
Ujkecske
Kecskemet
Szolnok
Red Amy
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Wore
Fishing Good For Nerves Says War Boards Back Fishing
Washington UPI reports the War Production Board authorizes increased production of fishing rods reels and tackle while the Fish and Wildlife Service views this as a clear sign of returning normalcy for millions of sportsmen. By spring factories will have substantial new equipment for 12 006,009 pleasure fishermen and veterans find relief in the hunt or bankside chase for bass trout catfish and carp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Elks Introduce Servicemen Prayer At Troy Lodge
Troy Elks adopt a new service prayer for members in armed forces to be read at each meeting led by Edward E. Burke. Rev Jonna Donahue wrote the prayer. decoration chief Edmund P F Hebert outlines renovation plans. A service flag donated by Harry Weiss will be displayed. a rehearsal of degree work precedes an initiation set for Thursday, November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Harry Weiss
Amaranth Observes Step-up Night In O A Meeting
Apollo Court members observed Step Up Night at 1 Fourth Street rooms with Mra Minnie Newbold as royal matron and John T Hallgate royal patron. Officers served in advanced stations. plans discussed for a November 16 card party and sale. auxiliary notes a 25th wedding anniversary for Mrs Peter Gaynor.
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Apollo Court
O. of A
Fourth Street
Minnie Newbold
Eva van Gerzeet
John T. Hallgate
Anna Apple
Mary Hulshizer
Elizabeth Reynolds
Jane Vannier
Anne Apple
Isedbel Kehoe
A.O. HL
Chasan
Peter Gaynor
Private Guards Post After Prompt From Sergeant
A Southwest Pacific unit trained at Camp Wolters Texas recalls a night guard incident. A private hesitated at his post and the sergeant offered a prompt to identify the visitor. The exchange ends with the private advancing and being recognized.
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Americal Division
Southwest Pacific
Camp Wolters
Tex
Forces clash as Soviet units push near Buda pest front
Report describes troops joining with the Fourth Ukraine army under Gen Ivan Petrov between Csap and Mandok. Moscow claims victory with the Petgamo region cleared of German resistance. The Arctic Finland mining area was ceded to Russia under the Fionisa armistice term.
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Budapest
Ukraine
Ivan Petrov
Csap
Mandok
Moscow
Petgamo
Arctic
Finland
Russia
Police Take Two To Hospital After Illness
Mrs. Dore Fazioiz aged 42 of 2 Phium Avenue was removed from her home to Leonard Hospital after noon by police ambulance crew led by Driver Frank Hahn sergeant Cote and officers Lyons and Prezio. Readable details describe medical staff, police tie and doctor request in this brief incident.
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Dore Fazioiz
Phium Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Frank Hahn
Sergt
Cotemen J. Lyons
Xt Prezio
Eémend CW
Ner
Strst
Lyors
Patn
Cougin
Iim
Liberal Party Workers To Make Reports
Union officials from counties in northern New York will report at a meeting of the Reisgeluer County Liberal Committee. The session, at the International Ladies Garment Workers Union on Hing Street, will hear instructions on election sorting given by Edward Sorsted.
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New York
Oom
Reisgeluer County Liberal Committee
International Ladies Garment Worker’s
Hing Street
Josef J. Stussell
Edward Sorsted
G. W. Roosevelt
Troops to Fear Election Broadcasts Overseas
The article notes that American forces in Europe will hear presidential election results all next Tuesday night through broadcasts from the American Forces in the European theater. The British Broadcasting Corp will relay returns regularly on Wednesday.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
Mrs Roger Briggs to Speak at Cohoes Dinner
Mrs Roger H Briggs of Abir Widelt Known will lecture on poetry sculpture and literature at the Cohoes Young Women’s Christian Association annual fall membership dinner Tuesday Nov M at 615 PM Reservations for the dinner may be made next week The speaker has taught literature at New York State College for Teachers and has published verses and sculpture exhibited by regional artists
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Roger H. Briggs
Aibur
Cohoes Young Woser
New York State College For Teachers
Buggs
Loger Hudson
Central New York
Albany War Council
Ascopission
Isolation Drives Japanese to Eat Pack Horses
NBC correspondent George Forster reported that during the Leyte invasion the Japanese forces fortified a peak and, when isolated to the American drive, they reportedly ate their pack horses. The remark was relayed as last yesterday.
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San. Francisco
Leyte
Philippines
George Forster
Forster
Four Gallons Per Coupon In New Ration Books
Mrs. dane Maney, chief clerk of the Costom Wor Price and Estioning Board, notes each coupon now covers four gallons instead of three. Motorists are advised to plan for a four gallon amount to ensure full value. Ration book registrations resume Saturday at Heveny Memorial Academy and continue today from 4 PM to 9 PM.
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Dane Maney
Coboest Wor Price’ Snd Estioning Board
Bancs Zasolife
Nos
Heveny Memorial Academy
Halloween program and social at Troop 41 event
A community Halloween program organized by Troop 41 and supported by the American Legion branch included a grand march at 2 39 PM, dancing, and refreshments at Gx Hull. William Grennes led the arrangements with Daniel Lynch James Van Buskirk overseeing refreshments and tickets.
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Troop 41
America
Hull
William Grennes
Gederel Cis
Fred Forget
Gemimircee
Daniel Lynch
James van Buskirk
Robert Senecal
John Grennan
Comsaritee
Joseph Forget
Compeitee
Frank Donlon
John van Buskits
Fase Risk
Cohoes Board Reclassifies Nine Men
Local Selective Service Board No 343 reclassified nine men including Francis and others. The entry notes changes and relates to November notification, with details obscured by OCR. The record preserves agency action and affected individuals as listed in the near legible portion.
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Bervieg Boerd No
Pailio Giroux
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Herigen Forest
Germany
Surer
Siegfried Line
George S. Patton
Seille” Fiver
Nancy
Eightieth
U. & Seventh Army
Luneville
Meurthe
Verouse
Frettenil
Ogeville
Baccarat
Pet‘tonville
Antwerp
Secone
Toostie
Bambury
Mademoiselle
Little Sister Cot Im
Coats
Don Moor
Suits Sixes
TKO
Comoress ST
Cohoes
Harriet van Wiefeit
Imwibeson Triangle
Eastern Star
Cohoes Masonic Temple
H. A. Hardenburgh
Mise Jean Palitsch
Elks
Amaranth
Liberal Party
Roger Briggs
J. Wiser
Gilbert C. Bindswid
Lee Blood
Chris Seck
Felloweralr & Seale
Seiespet
F. Herrick Conners
Cohoes Board
Sten
aliNe
IN Life and
Saturday Evening Post
Cramer
Mohawe
Stcohoes, N.Y
Mer Ee Ee Sons
Beverwyck Breweries, Inc
North Ferry St
Albany
N. Y
Neh Bottling Co
Brietiing
Oe Devens Co
Myrtle Ave
Swan St
N.Y
West Street Beverages
Central Ave
Kans
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