United Nations Sign Armistice With Romania
The Moscow radio reported an armistice with Romania signed on behalf of the United Nations by Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and leaders from the United States and Britain. Marshal Malinovsky and General Damaicanu Stirley signed for their sides, with details to be released later.
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London
Moscow Radio
Romania
Russia
Great Britain
United States
United Nations
Broadésst
Fol le S
WL Averill Harrinton
Archibald John Clack Kerr
Molotov
Sessenlay
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Owers
Damaicanu Stirley
Fall of Lomza Looms as Soviets Claim Gains Near Front
London reports a near-siege of Lomza as Soviet forces improve positions south and southwest of the Polish city. German dispatches say Red Army offensives push east of Warsaw and toward East Prussia, with deeper Transylvania moves noted but no confirmation of a northern push.
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London
Lomza
East Prussia
Tthat
Lomze
Transylvania
Moscow
DN. B
Warsaw
Ostroleka
Palau Shelling Intensifies as Pacific Fleet Joins Attacks
U S Pacific Command at Pearl Harbor announced that mighty battleships have joined the bombardment of Palau, supplementing prior shelling by cruisers and destroyers. The report follows Nimitz noting major strikes in Mindanao and earlier shelling of Guam preceding its invasion. Carrier planes bombed Guam while ships pounded the island over several days.
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U. & Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Guam
Palau
Phillippines
Nimitz
Third Fleet
Admr
Goebbels Orders Rationing of Mourning Attire in Germany
London reports Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels indicates Germanys total mobilization directs simplifying funeral arrangements. National Zeitung prints new rules easing death notices and banning funeral processions with penalties up to 2100 mark fine or a week in jail unless organized by the Nazi Party. Mourning restricts to an armband a pen and black stockings for women.
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London
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Germany
Total Mobilization
National Zeitung
Ingwert
City Vacancy Listing Bureau Opens in New York
Mayor LaGuardia launches a city vacancy listing bureau to match residents with apartment vacancies. The agency opens next Monday at Pershing Square opposite Grand Central Station, collecting listings from real estate boards across the five boroughs.
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New York
F. H. LaGuardia
New “City
Pershing Square
Grand Central Station
Five Boroughs
Gandhi and Jinnah Conclude Conferences
In Bombay Mohandas Gandhi and Matawed Ali Jinnah closed talks and plan to resume discussions to draft a formula for dividing India and creating self government for both Muslims and Hindus.
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Bombay
Mohandas Gandhi
Matawed
al’ Sinnah
India
Governor's Cup Playoff Scoreboard Update
Albany at Binghamton and Utica at Hartford postponed. National league shows Pittsburgh leading St Louis 5 to 3 at Fitesburg with St Louis 3. other games postponed. American league has no games scheduled.
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Rastetts
Albany
Binghamton
Uties
Hartford
National
Pittsburg
St Louis
Fitesburg
Dewey Hails Maine Landslide in GOP Victory
Dewey praised what he called the greatest Republican landslide in Maine history as signaling a GOP congressional and national ticket win. He spoke at Valentine Nebraska during a cross country tour, framed by a festive parade of Sioux, cowboys, and citizens.
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Valentine
Nebr
Thomas E. Dewey
Maine
G.O.P
Ratch
Nebraska
Sam R. McKelvie
Republican Party
United States
Desey
Dex Maines
Sheridan
Wyo
Billings
Mont
Pacific Coast
Tittle Valentine
Iblock
Tocat
Roosevelt Democrats Win Two Test Votes in Texas
In Dallas the Texas Democratic convention backed pro Roosevelt factions by 789 to 769 on a key vote and 132 to 249 on a second roll. They seated Robert W. Calvert as temporary chairman and moved to form a committee on presidential electors to bind Texas Democrats to Roosevelt and Truman.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Roosevelt
Truman
Dallas County
Executive ‘Committee
Robert W. Calvert
Hillsboro
House of Representatives
Mark McGee
Fort Worth
National Party
Calvert
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Keep the Home Fires Out Until November 16
New York area households were urged to avoid heating and not light furnaces before November 10 due to coal shortages. Brig. Gen. Brice P. Disque, chair of the war area solid fuels advisory committee, announced the request yesterday to help with fuel distribution.
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New York
New York City
Brice P. Disque
Solid Fuels Administration
War Area Advisory Committee
Democrats and Republicans trade shots in Grand Rapids speech
Ickes charged Dewey with misleading voters by claiming Roosevelt would hasten demobilization of armed forces and exploiting soldiers families. The prepared remarks, released in Washington, labeled the charge false and baseless as tensions rose between parties.
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Grand. Rapids
Mich
P—Inter Jr
Ickes
Thomas
Dewey
Roosevelt
Leékes
Washington
Leesan
Goebbels
United Automobile
Kelland condemns New Deal record forcefully
Elmira notes Kelland, a national Republican figure, rebukes the New Deal as treating failures as incurable conditions and likens its approach to a physician planning a life for a patient with an incurable disease during remarks to the New York State Federation of Women's Republican Clubs. Page Nine continuation referenced.
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Elmira
Clarence Buddington Kellend
National Republican
Arizona
New York
U.S
Essert
Elland
Front Line Distances Reported On War Map
The Associated Press lists current fronts with distances across Europe. Russian front reads 31 miles from outside Pulatsk, Western front 319 miles from east of Eupern, Eastern France 3 miles between Besancon and Belfort, and Italian front 383 miles from below Rimini.
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Associated Press
Pulatsk
Eupern
France
Besancon
Belfort
Rimini
Moscow Reveals Timoshenko as Ace Commander
Moscow radio names Marshal Simeon Timoshenko as the ace commander directing operations that wiped out 15 German divisions between Kishinev and the front, from August 2 to September 1. The report says 3,000 Germans killed and 256,000 captured with Timoshenko awarded the Order Suvorov First Class.
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London
Simeon Timoshenko
Kishinev
Timoshenko
Moscow Radio
Goiges
Supreme Command
Moscow
Mr America Held for Six Year Old Crime
San Pedro California police arrest William Kagazaner 28 once titled Mr America for suspected assault on a New York girl. Detectives custody him as he stepped from a boat from India where he claimed five years teaching physical culture and swimming to children of Indian potentates. He traveled with his wife and a minor son William Kagazaner.
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San Pedro
Cal
William Kagazaner
America
New York
Ini
Hillgardner
India
William Denanger
One Third of Maine Servicemen Cast Vote
Approximately one third of Maine’s armed forces citizens cast absentee ballots in the state election. Deputy Secretary of State Paul A. MacDonald said about 33 percent of the roughly 32,000 absentee ballots sent to service members, both men and women, were returned to voting places.
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Augusta
Churchill and Roosevelt Begin Talks in Quebec
Churchill and Roosevelt in Quebec opened military talks aimed at Japan's defeat. They met privately and reviewed Allied commands at Chateau Frontenac while preparing joint recommendations. The Central Pacific strategy appears active, with intensified air attacks on the Philippines.
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Quebec
Roosevel
Prinpe
Cumebill
Japan
Roosevelt
Governor-Generat
Chateau Frontenac
Central Pacific
Sen
Philippines
Allied Patrols Push into Gothic Line North of Florence
Allied patrols pressed into the Gothic Line north of Florence with American forces reaching Barberino and Scarperia while facing only light German rearguards. The Adriatic front remained stalled south of Rimini as the German commander weighs whether to defend the Apennine barrier or withdraw across the Po River.
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Rome
Fifth Army
Florence
Adriatic
Eighth Army
Rimini
Barberino
Pennines
Scarperia
Tey
Albert Hesserling
Gothic Line
Apennines
Maine Vote Seen Sign Of Roosevelt Reelection
Fulton J. Redmond veteran Maine Democratic leader and 1940 governor candidate said returns show Franklin D Roosevelt likely reelected. He noted Maine previously backed the president by about 430 000 votes while Roosevelts margin was about 156 000 in the state.
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Maine
Roosevelt
Fulton J. Redmond
Franklin d D. Roosevelt
Roosevel
Redmond
Horace A. Hendra
De Gaulle Demands French Role in Postwar Germany Talks
In a Chaillot Palace address to the National Council of Resistance, General Charles de Gaulle urged France to participate fully in plans for conquered Germany and liberated Europe. He said France must be part of future talks and asserted the provisional government will pursue universal suffrage, including women's right to vote, once prisoners and deportees return home.
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Paris
Roosevelt
Chateaill Janet
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
Germany
National Council of Resistance
de Gaulle
Vmorrox
Chaillot Palace
Bulgar royalty flees London to Strida through Turkey
Budapest radio quotes Angara reports that young King Simeon I of Sulzaria and the Queen Mother have fled via Turkey to Strida after leaving London.
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London
Budapest
Angara
Simeon I
Sulzaria
Turkey
Strida
U S Forces Penetrate Reich Second Time in 24 Hours
American units pushed at least six miles past Eupen toward Germany, entering Nazi homeland for the second time in 24 hours. The advance, carried out by the First Army, followed a prior crossing from Luxembourg toward Eupen with limited resistance and continued west of the Belgian border city.
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Reich
Eupen
Oes Nora
Inva
farThpr
First Army
Germany
Lusembourg
Luxembourg
Ehsenhower
Immed
Ong
Raine
Thal
Gensuour
France
Phird
Binod x Moselle
Nancy
Pont-A-Mousson
Trier
Dor
Courtney = Hodges
Associated Preas
William Smith White
U. S Army
Malmedy
Trapped Nazis Being Annihilated In Western Front Push
Allied advances report 20 000 trapped Germans in pockets west of Belfort as Seventh Army crushes German units between Dijon and Belfort. American forces push toward Saone River towns while French units seize key positions north of Dijon. Patton’s Third Army readies for eastward crossing. Eupen and Malmedy captured as first US Army elements enter Germany amid heavy fighting.
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France
Europe
U. S
le Havre
Chantel
Westwall
Rome
Wth
Belfort Gap
Alexander of Paich
Seventh Army
Belfort
Vesout
Port-sur-Saone
George 5
Patton
Third
Germany
Dijon
Mersault
Sant
Hayes Opposes Rep Fish in New York Tour
Helen Hayes and Bennet campaigned against Hamilton Fish in six Delaware County towns and Sullivan County stops. Hayes called Fish's pre war record a failure and urged retirement as she spoke to audiences in Deposit Walton Hamden Andes Downsville Hancock Rostee Livingston Manor Liberty Grahamville Montecerlo.
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Newburg
Helen Hayes
Hamilton Fish
Delaware County
Augustus W. Seapret
Fish
Alisg Hayes
Bennet
Deposit
Walton
Hamiden
Andes
Downsville
Hanscock
Miss Hayes
Rostee
Livingston Manor
Liberty
Grahamaville
Montecerlo
Sullivan County
General's Wife Found Dead in Bath Tub
Police report Mrs Eta McCleave wife of Brig Gen Robert McCleave was found dead in a bath tub with wrist wounds. She is survived by her son Lt Col Robert McCleave Jr who serves with a paratroop unit.
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Hollywood
Gas Prowler Charge Tied to Wartime Chemical Fumes
Police deny gas attack panic as a misperception fueled by hysteria. Investigators find carbon tetrachloride used in war work at Atlas Imperial Diesel Co and say odor can travel with the wind. A Cordes porch cloth allegedly stained by chemical is discussed. no conclusive prowler link established.
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Atlas Imperial Diesel Ex Co
Carl Cordes
Cote
Cordes
Enem
Cotes
Harry Curtis
State ‘Police
Atate i
Senators in dispute over offer to recruit veteran candidate
Senate debate centered on an alleged 13320,009 offer to a World War II veteran to run against North Dakota Senator Langer. Joseph Keenan denied involvement and Nye asserted the offer came via Keenan at a conference in Cleveland. Langer forcefully rejected Nye's charges as false.
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Washington
Ufl
Gerald P. Nye
White House
Wiliam Langer
North Dakota
Nye
Joseph 8. Keenan
U.S
Fay C. Dew
Orth Dakota
Cleveland
Keenan
Noe
Hurrying Langer
Nre
Nee Nay
Reds Recognize Iraq New York
The Moscow government said last night that Iraq has been recognized by the Soviet Union.
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New York
Iraq
Geviet Rustien
Moscow Gvadie
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