De Gaulle Lands On French Soil At Duala
General Charles De Gaulle arrived at Duala in the Cameroons aboard the Commandant Duboc and raised the Free French standard on French soil for the first time since the Armistice. He reviewed Cameroons troops with Governor General Leclerc and noted the Dakar expedition’s failure.
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de Gaulle
Charles de Gaules
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Dakar
Leclerc
Sengal
Vichy
African Slave Coast
French Cameroons
French Equatorial Africa
Germany
France
Great Britain
Hearing Monday In Moonshining Case
A hearing will be held Monday morning October 14 before Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner in the case of James Good charged with manufacturing untaxpaid liquor. County and state officers yesterday seized a still near Rock Enon said to have 100 gallons capacity, with six barrels of mash destroyed.
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A. J. Tavenner
James Good
Rock Enon
Nazi Troopships Go Down the Danube
Six German troopships flying the Swastika banner were seen passing down the Danube by Belgrade tonight. Yugoslav officials believed the vessels were en route to Romania as soldiers were visible aboard the steamers from the shore.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Danube
Romania
Nicholson Details Polish War Victims Hardship
James C. Nicholson vice chairman of the National Red Cross described grave conditions in Poland from wartime occupation. He recounted clothing shortages and starvation, blackouts, and how recipients wore old footwear in Red Cross warehouses. He urged 100 percent support for the Red Cross and outlined relief efforts in Poland.
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Poland
James C. Nicholson
National Red Cross
Germany
Nicholson
American Junior Red Cross
Red Cross
Hen—e
United States
America
Alvin Tavenner Under Observation at Memorial Hospital
Alvin Tavenner son of Trial Justice and Mrs A J Tavenner of Albin is under observation at Memorial Hospital with a stomach disorder. He expects to return home Sunday.
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Alvin Tavenner
A. J. Tavenner
Albin
Memorial Hospital
U S and British Hold Discussions on War Crisis
Air ministry reports Nazi invasion prep with RAF strikes on Brest Le Havre Essen and Cologne as Britain and the United States seek common ground. Matsuoka says axis pact targets the United States not its ally. German moves into Romania and oil holdings losses alarm Balkan watchers. Mussolini ponders Eastern oil bids as European army readies.
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Brest
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le Havre
Germany
Krupp
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Cologne
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Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka
Berlin
Rome
United States
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Domei
Rumania
Bucharest
Balkan
Baghdad
Iraq
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Il Duce
Man Secreting Body Held Sane
In Key West Florida a court commission ruled Karl Tanzler Van Cosel sane after seven years with the wax-encased body of a young woman. He remains jailed while charges of removing the corpse from its tomb are pursued. He protests the sister’s claim and vows to fight to higher courts.
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Key West
Fila
Karl Tanzler van Cosel
van Cosel
Raymond Lord
Mario Medina
Judge Lord
President Roosevelt to Address Nation on Election Eve
The Democratic National Committee announced Roosevelt will speak on radio election eve from Hyde Park. National committee booked time from 10 p.m. to midnight on major networks except 10 to 11 p.m. on CBS, already engaged by Republicans.
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Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
The
National Committee
Columbia Broadcasting System
President Roosevelt to dedicate Terrace Village housing
A Pittsburgh steel worker family of five will receive keys from President Roosevelt tomorrow for a new Terrace Village federal slum clearance project unit. The 100000th family to occupy a U S Housing Authority home, they will join 2635 residents in the west downtown cluster as the President dedicates the nation’s second largest project during a western Pennsylvania and Ohio visit.
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Pittsburgh
Roosevelt
Lester Churchfield
United States Housing Authority
Terrace Village
Pagina
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ees
Ain
Destroyer Roper Grounds At Groton
The U S Navy destroyer Roper ran aground in Groton harbor near the Electric Boat plant during submarine maneuvers from New London. Divers and salvage equipment were requested at the submarine base as officials withheld full details.
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Groton
Conn
United States Navy
New London
Electric Boat Company
Naval
Russians stage Black Sea war games in Crimea port drills
The Soviet armed forces conduct large scale exercises along the Black Sea coastal region. Naval air raid defense drills are reported in Sevastopol as part of wartime readiness announced by the Red Fleet.
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Moscow
Black Sea
Near East
Crimean
Sebastopol
Red Fleet
Dover Area Bombarded by German Long Range Guns
German long range guns on the French coast near Cap Gris Nez began a new bombardment of the Dover area at dusk. The Nazi gunners fired single rounds at two minute intervals, then increased to salvos of four. Flashes lit the French coast and were visible across the channel.
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Folkestone
England
French
Cap Gris Nez
Dover
Channel
U S Departments in Coal Dispute
Washington October 10. The Postoffice Department refused to pay government fixed prices for coal it had ordered at a lower figure. An Interior Department coal division lawyer reported only slight progress after seeking agreement with Post Office solicitors.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Interior Department
Post Office
Roosevelt signs large defense appropriations bill
President Roosevelt signed a $228,132,013 appropriations bill allocating about $170,000,000 to agencies contributing to the national defense program. The afternoon edition notes late press times in major capitals.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Classified Ads for Rent Two and Four Room Apartments
Rent ads offer 2 and 4 room apartments with automatic oil heat and hot water. Contact phone number 688 for details and availability.
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Handley Dist
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