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Beachhead
Deepened
At Leyte
OEM MACARTHUR'S HEAD-
QUARTERS Leyte Oct 24—(U
P)--Anlerican 1:oops deepening
the Leyte beachhead to a mini-'
mum of seven miles on a front
of nearly 25 miles have already
killed more than 3000 Japanese
and prevented any effective Jap-
anese counter-Vhrusts headquart-
ers revealed today
U Oen Walter Krueger Com-
manding General of the Ameli-
a can Sixth Army said thci:1 oppor-
tunity for any effective Japan-
ese ground reaction is vanishing
as the Americans drive the JaP-
onese back into the rice paddies
and hill country and away from
the coastal roads
Landing On Samar
The London radio broadcast
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WEATHER
OKLAHOMA—Fair and continu
ed mild today tonight aqd M'ed
nesday lowest tonight near 40 in
di' Panhandle to '50 east and south
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ricuit PAC23
E CUSHING
WAR IN BRIEF LUMMUIll I I
PACIFIC — Japanese controlled CHEST DRIVE
Manila radio reports new American
air attack on Philippines capital
while invasion troops widen offen- Is orT 431sT
sive on strategic island of Leyte
350 miles southeast tit I a
INTERN FRONT — B r I I I 1 h
Kick-Off Breakfast To
2ad army cracks into German an-
chor bastion of 'S Hertogenbosch At 7:45 A M At 1
key to uouthwest Holland and front
dispatches report resistance is Hotel Cushing One W
crumbling
RUSSIA — One of the greatest From Today
armed forces ever assembled on I The kick-off drive in
Russian front sweeps across Eatit Cushing Community al
Prussia in rapidly mounting drive War Fund campaign will
aimed at great German seaport of
Konigsberg held Tuesday morning 1
ITALY — American troops of 5th tober 31st at 7:45 a M
army push within five miles of the Hotel Cushing it v
Bolgona-Rimlni highway threaten- atated today by W D C
ing to sever Po valley'4 main artery w
between Bologna and Cats! San who has accepted the chl
Pietro manship for the drive
AIR WAR — More than 1000 The budgets of the vario
British bombers hit Steel and rail organizations call for a to
center of Essen in Ruhr while fund of $12700 of wh
I taff 0 le -
Kick-Off Breakfast To Be
At 7:45 A M At The
Hotel Cushing One Week
From Today
The kick-off drive in the
Cushing Community Chest
War Fund campaign will be
held Tuesday morning Oc-
tober 31st at 7:45 a m at
the Hotel Cushing it was
itated today by W D Carr
who has accepted the chair-
manship for the drive
The budgets of the various
organizations call for a total
fund of $12700 of which
epolts that new Anterican land- s'wLI rss on in mint while I Illna 01 5141UU Ot Wnle
tepolts that new Auterican land- — rssen in num' while 1 Wild 01 lIZ'Ini) ot wnien
Ings by armored forces have been i night raiders harass Berlin 15700 represents the United
made On Samar Island whic:1 I ""0"www I War Chest FLInd
ecijoins Leyte at the northern Excess of Last Year
side of Leyte Gulf The German
m DNB news agency asserted Jap-
1 Illt
oods County s F This amount is in excess of the
1F
total budget last year because of
anese Army and Naval Air forces additional work which the agen-
nnompfl no n114”16 4a A— I ri Min
&N 6 1 d e of Leyte Gulf The German F This amount is in excess of the
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CI5 01 LSb 111:41-
I DNB news agency asserted Jap-IWoods County s total budget last year because of
anese Army and Naval Air forces additional work which the agen-
opened an a nst Draft lliack agai the U Daftpáj 11 15 i des represented in the National
a invasion fleet lying In Leyte I 0 i WAN ti :War Fund will carry on and the
Gulf and against another U a — 1
-iturvi I I ul IJ VI Alice Lee Martin
Spain In Revolt 'Better Today Is
11) 'Hospital's Report
Catalonia Openly Revolt:
ybFtwtearsdtttlye tgapyitathsanrey
ing Against Franco es
Up te'rl r Do
ri
I woods county draft board tnem- 1
Lyte "are gradually increasing riii Weal ‘VIIIIILIAtiiLy vv cALov I ---- - -
their streng:h with the arrival bers resigned today in protest to
government's organizations except the Arnett- 1 Gen Ivan D Cherniakov-
of additional reinbrcements" the policy of parol-
t ' can Red Cross are banded together sky's 3rd White Russian
110 Dome' also said that the Japan-
rig those convicted of violating one drive Many workers
selective service regulations on ' army smas hed into east
in tms
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ese presumably air forces a: leaders and organizations will be
tacked " craft enemy surface cra in 1 the same basis as other federal :
called upon to make it a success Prussia along an 87-mile!
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- Leyte Gulf and also the task force rtoffenders 1 Committees Named front captured more than
in adjacent waters" Domei said ' e see- Resignation of the selectiv s
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Committees are being named 400 towns and villages and
JR panese ground 1t0OPs contin ' vice workers all of whom had and plans made for this campaign
served since inception of the draft sent spearheads thrusting
AN lied to attack invading troops to be Initiated and carried through
with all possible speed as deeply as 19 miles into 1
'Iv reeking to expand the Tacloban program in 1940 came three
e I n needs to share in '
1 the nazi territory !
beachhead) tweeks after the board had i I ' Every PerSO
ccliod -
tweeks after the board had Issued L thA the nazi territory
umile Inree - "Every person needs to share Ini
an ultimatum to state officials in
Capture 11 Cities (Berlin which has been report-
Ithis in order to prove that the
homefront is doing its share and'
American forces on Leyte 'the case Of Francis Nickey Bou- I - huge °ve offensive ing th hu i
S t ff or f
I s42U SUM og yrs on a-my vc ay "um vutaLeY MOU"
ziden Alva draft offender 1 d 5
rzAdy have captured 11 cities tl k cl h
paro e n 'more tan a wee sal t e us-
rn In 1111
'sacrificing for the cause of Vic-1"
asv -614 1 - uAuutAca Val JIMA s
and towns'including the two in September isian troop& had reached the An-
:tory" points out Chairman Cant"—
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61110 ammotataiag wile IWO -" ----"-""-
principal 4cities of Tacloban'' E4euzlderr whose Plea foi' 'claa- —"IAA 11 in ' ae-ra
Thia will be the second year
JI princinaa elpes or Tacloban : - reuziden whose plea for 'ClaS-1 INtrac"h- ells-hin-g I-as- poolOd au It
geittpp CLIT
'Prussia
and Palo as well as three ad- :silicatiort as a conscientious ob
)(teens small Islands :Jector on the grounds of being n chartiable Cnnm: (The Cal
- 'mon irom aay to clay
volt" against the Franco govern-1 t
she had y a emper
ment but Madrid reported regul- Yesterday 'tacked by strong forces of Nazi
ttire as high as 1022 but t tls: fighter planes as they started the
ar army troops had broken the'
only known uprising in the Aran 1 morning at 10 o'clock the temper flight homeward Some crewmen
valley :attire was only 1008 She also I described the German defenses as
1 red glow of fires lit the sky over
in France to Oppose the Franco BULLETIN I
government said in a broadcast Essen soon after the first bombers
over the Toulouse radio to inhab- WASHINGTON Oct 24—(UP) went down indicating the RAF pit-
ti Rants of Catalonia the northeast —The White House today announ- ots found their mark In the vital
A corner of Spain and suspension of martial law
' - "Help the forces of the glor- and restotation of habeas corpusl
I steel works which produce a large
- ! portion of Germany's heavy war
! !bus guerrilla fighters for the re- procedings in the territory of I materials
I
conquest of Spain" the spokesman Hawaii The air ministry tiaid eight planes
said "Rally Catalan forces quick- The President issued an eke-
ly Rally and fight!" cutive order directing Ingram M were lost In the night operations
I n The speaker asserted that Cuba stainback governor of Hawaii to in which fighters also attacked air-
IA -4 111) Columbia and Uruguay had broken put this action into effect fields behind the enemy's lines
off diplomatic relations with the "The Public Safety no longer The air ministry also announced
I Franco government requires that the privileges of the that RAF coastal planes damaged
The broadcast was reported by writ of habeas corpus remain sus- five enemy ships in two attack off
I FCC Monitors soon after a United pended or that martial law con- Normandy yesterday
1 0 Press dispatch arrived from Mad- tinue" in Hawaii Mr Roosevelt The heavy blow on Essen and
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li 1 rid quoting Spanish sources as said
'P acknowledging that Spanish Me- I V
qUiS for a time had held the Aran the new attack on Berlin appar-
1 Animals astray on highways !Mlywemthe forerunners of a
'
requires that the privileges of the that RAF coastal planes damaged' A
writ of habeas corpus remain sus- five enemy ships In two attack a off: way
pended or that martial law con- Normandy yesterday
tinue" in Hawaii Mr Roosevelt The heavy blow on Essen and! —
LY UTIZEN
tutored as Second Cions Kul 4 IOU st tit Natalia' ist Cushitic Olds tintiso Ast of MArob 11 1819—Datir JZIPI Saturdat
LIVEST DAILY LARGEST CIRCULATION BETWEEN OKLAHOMA CITY AND TULSA
IFTITETiliks
CUSHING OKLAHOMA TUESDAY OCTOBER 24 1944 (IIP) FULL LZABID WI" EVIMIll
British Fiorces Drive
-A-a an: wa tiKctiuy azaeneci JU)1 uvutia many 3 1 total budget last year because of 1 111"10 I 'WO im71111 1 a l?' i NEW ORLEANS Oct 24-1UP)
anese Army and Naval Air forces
additional work which the agen-
Draft ) -—M co e than 80 persons were in-
opened an alliack against the U MOSCOW Oct 21----( UP) jured today when the Illinois
B 1111881011 fleet lying In Leyte D — ft Board -- --- Is
! cies represented In the National !
!
Gulf and against another U S War Fund will carry on and the of the greatest armor- Ccntral "Louisiane" bound for
ChieuAo crashed into the rear end
) of which was not specified
I necessary increase in expense 1 forces
bottle flecr location and nature I the Southern Pacific Railroad's
ji) : u itting In Body
fl 1 The breakdown of the 87000 uul ever assembled on of
- the Russian front swept -sunset Limited" bound for
- (CBS Correspondent William J! — alleted to local agencies is as fol
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' 1 ewa ax-opvtitwiik If liSMILI 01 s —
rotests Government Po-
Dunn reported In II broadcast r !lows: Boy Scouts $2250 Girl!actoss east Prussia today in Texas in the west edge of the city'
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drom loyte 1 lat the Japanese iicy Of Paroling 'scouts MOOG Salvation Army i duritia a heavy fog
were making air attacks on Tac- arong Th 05e
43500 and Child Welfare Work IM rapidly mounting drive
Physicians and nurses were
wreck
oban Ba
aimed directly at the great
l I Convicted Of V i
$250 The amount alloted to child !
y but he had seen three! I t i If it h been increased 1
lo a ing we are work as ee knit busy for hours after the
6 Jap planes shot Own during the German port of Konigsberg attending to the cuts and bruises !
lino over last year All other agen- I In tho rionnnef IlnliAt 11 of tne sccres who were shaken up
sosp plaAmo bilUtp UJW al Luting me $100 over last year All other agen- - -
clay The Domel Japanese agency ! Draft Laws In the deepest est pelletra- of tue sccres Avho were shaken UP'
In broadcarb recorded by FCC:
i
: cies receive the same as they did
tion of German soil vet in tle crash Less than a dozen of
ALVA ala Oct 24—(Up—
admitted that Allied forces on! I i n 1943 - the injured required hospitaliza-
Lvte "are grtilIv
nrroacina -
WOOdS county draft hnord n”s All local Community Welfare Made by any allied force tion
A tu to 1 and said lew Japanese erat retormatory after serving 151"' "i"""""Y ge 4 Col 2) t u" c-11-133" L"" "cc" cva"""c" white 1-louse annatowe
months of a two-year sentence o
1 Turn
"IP prisoners had been taken to a 1 end that the key rail Junction of although there was no official word
i
v-- 1 Insterburg 50 miles east of Ko- '
' "Everything has gone accord-I On Oct 4 K P Aitken chair-1 no its time previous scheduling of
ing to schedule" Krueger said Man of the Woods county board1S f nigsberg was surrounded by So-
'a
adding that khe chance for sue-wired Col Clive E Murray state' lviet forces) ld speak
coailul Aapanese (gaunter-often- director of selective service that 1
trike From Air democratic rally there next Sat-
I The invasion of the eastern '
then
MIMS was dwindling each day the board would "refuse to send A German frontier heralded in an ' urday led to belief he wou
I Krueger rioted that not one of 'additional men to fight and die t Essen Also
order of the day by Marshal Josef ! White Hotie secretary Stephen
IStalin was made by the 37-year- T Early told reporters the pres-
It he attempted Japanese counter- while such a flagrant draft dodger
as Bouziden is perrnitted to evade tH
attacks had been successful and lold Cherniakhovsky with pal army ' ident was starting work today on
both service and punishmeM" 1
that Japanese nkit infihratioJ 1of an estimated 750000 men corn-
bt
es
into U S lines had been held to Murray at that time said he it Berlin Again'
'prising probably the greatest ar- I address he is to deliver Friday
oh peech and the
the Chicago 'a
1 n00 ay of tanks and artillery ever :
a minimum i was powerless to change the pa- ---
Isem since draft violators
Britiah H e a vies night in Philadelphia Only one
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1 n I throw into an offensive b the Y
I rtnitl Throuol Snow And 1 -- - 1 caller—W Averell Harriman Ti S
Murray at that time said he pi rising probably the greatest ar- ' address he is to deliver Friday
was powerless to change the pa- i 1000 British H e a vies ray of tanks and artillery ever :night in Philadelphia Only one
thrown into an offensive by the caller—W Averell Harriman U S
role mscm since draft violators' zip I
were handled by the justice de- Soviet high command
h S And
I Battle Through now n
' First Invasion ambassador to Russia who flew
(Tarn to Page 4 Column 3) I Strong Defenses
v i The campaign in East Pruslia1 back with reports on the recent
A I soy-stnt es-t nt IITPIMorn I t hn fit larrenln itoinqino of Churchill Stalin conferences in
allIMICK governor 01 ZULIVIIII LO
it this action into effect fields behind the enemy's lines I Mud Blood C
"The Public Safety no longer The air ministry also announced!
AAa A ”" A AAJAJAA Tne neavy mow on Essen and I
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said 1 A N unusual story of the rough I the rain dripped down there on
V the new attack on Berlin appar-1 and rugged way which' war 1 a Normandy hillside where MI
ently were the forerunners of a
m
Animals astray on highways i uses for the making of a he John E Williams squatted behind
h u g e winter aerial campaign
caused 10 traffic accidents in 1 I was told in Sunday's Oklahoman' a machine gun His face was
quis for a time naci nein tne A r a n
e
h u g winter aerial campaign
I Animals astray on highways' -- ---- — --- ---- — - uses for the sing ol a nem a Law r‘ Iviiiiams squatten ueinnu
valley in Catalonia but asserting caused 10 traffic accidents in I was told in Sunday's Oklahoman la machine gun His face was
that the situation had been "de- July records of the Oklahoma -1----IT The story concerns Pfc J E Wil- t streaked with weariness and
finitely restored" Highway disclose Weather Is Still ' barns son of ivia and Mrs James' grime His clothes had they been
Three small hamlets In the Py- E Williams who have made their less wet would have stiffened un-
renees just across from the French It— "- A Carbon Copy home in Cushing at 504 East Wal-' der days of dirt Beside him the
frontier remained in M a quis I Did You See i nut street for the past two years
: machine gunner lay dead I
hands the dispatch said but all g 7r The weatherman may have had ! Awarded the Bronze Star and t How long it had been since he
'others had been recaptured and --k a carbon copy of yesterday's the Purple Heart Williams is moved over to take the gunner's'
the area was being mopped up A 23-months old baby practi- weather report which he handed :now in Ashburn General Hospital place and keep firing he could-1
by regular army troops under cally banging by its heels out as today's at least he could at McKinney Texas and his par- ' n't quite remember —Just when
Gen Rafael Garcia 'Vann° in a local hospital bed? Mary have had lefts have been able to viait him he first heard the ammunition
Telegraph communications had Alta Tucker young daughter 1 Mild and mellow sunshine will there I carrier ask for water wasn't ex-
been restored after Viella and Sul- of Mr and Mrs Glen Tucker of return Wednesday according to' Here is the story written by actlY clear But the carrier was
ard named in Barcelona dispatch- Ripley fell off her bed yesterday the forecast Monday's maximum 'Beatrice Stahl: t badly wounded—that stood out in
ed yesterday as among the towns and suffered a fracture of the of 82 degrees and minimum of 471 t his exhausted mind There'd been
WAR is colorful and romantic— only the three of them Now he I
seized by the Maquis Madrid said right leg It was necessary to ap- :degrees were both registered at
Towns still in Maquis hands were ply tractione—that is weight 1Waynoka while Oklahoma City's but only at a distance It was- had to do something
I
identified as Mont Auberch VIII- the leg to pull it back in place 77 high and 53 overnight low n't colerful nor glamorous on the As he turned to reach for the
' Itch and Altus An unusual position for so young were about average inight of June 19 out there where canteen a shell burst hit him in
More than 4000 Maquis part- a child Few nurses and doctors 1 lal rainfall and very few clouds the men of the -23rd infantry the shoulder Shrapnel sea tterni
irtnated in the uprising Madrid sce a child so young require (were reported over the Sooner :fought 'on after 13 days and tore his back For a minute
54 id traction treatment 'state I It was cold It was muddy Andl he seemed paralyzed Then he
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Ud ffolland Of Germikb
teds sweep Across Pruisit
DRIVE Louisiana
AIMED AT Train Wreck
KONIGSBERG ib!jures 80
I NEW ORLEANS Oct
alltted to local agencies is as fol- the Russian front swept -sunset 1ed" bound tor
I nnan rma — rn - tn 2nrt esf the pito
1
Railroad officials reported that
about half of the injured were
military personnei Neither train
overturned and damage was said
to be light
Passengers reported the sudden
collision threw them into the ais-
les and a large number reported
they were in the dining car when
he crash occurred and were show-
ered with smashed china and
NETHERLANDS I
siNt N6goe - oUtfttht
PINIMMMWMM
Breskens Taken By Allies
giassware
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Major Dewey Illects and Blacks
oa
gc?sk eveitToChicago
Address'Ionight !To Play Tonight
spe
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a lc tiable drives into one Corn- r (The Cairo radio as reported by 111M 110 Ti410 A 111145AAA
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! munity Chest It trove a g
proved - --reat 'Exchange Telegraph quoted Ger- I WASHINGTON Oct 24 --(UPI
i Krueger revealed that Ameri- member of the Jehovah witness To Speak From Minne-
can troops are mowing down the sect was rejected by the board saving of time and effort for i
man reports that the big city of 1—President Roosevelt will make a
Japanese at a tit t3 of more than was paroled from El Reno fed- these conducting and contributing I Tilsit in the northeastern tip of campaign speech in Chicago the '
apolis Will Discuss For-
10 to 1 and said few Japanese eral reformatory after serving 15 !
to the ctunpai gn
- A rL1 01 east Prussia had been evacuated
White House announced today and
1
ploded causing the rim to strike V
him in the face was in as good!
conditions as could be expected City W
oman 93
today He suffered a fractured '
I
eign Policy
Gov Thomas F Dewey carried11
the republimn standard into Min-
pesota today with a major ad- (
dress to touch upon the latest de- I
velopments in the foregin policy
debate ' i
' He sneaks in Minneapolis to- !I
i night at 9:30 n m CWT over :t
: the NBC and Blue networks 1
Dewey originally planned to I
discuss farm issues but revised
his speech to reply to charges I
made against him by President i
Roosevelt in his weekend foreign s
policy address He may also touch'
upon the decision of Sen Joseph
H Ball Mirinesota republican to
support a fourth term on grounds i
heard again the plea for water
He tried to get the canteen then
discovered half his right foot was
gone
He knew there was water in the
canteen and somehow he reached
It Then in the last bitter realiza-
tion of a bitter minute he saw
that it too was broken and the
last precious drop was gone
THERE were men—our men—on
the other side of the hill but'
how could he ever reach them?
Minutes now seemed precious'
Back in his youngster farm days
near Wellston he used to stand!
and "hall00000" in the field if he
wanted Dad or his brother to
Icome He now stood on his one
good foot—exposed to the German
fire—and "halocoo-ed" for the
boys behind the hill
They came but when they got
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Canadians take Bresktns to clear south bank Schelde river Es-
tuary and Easchen British captured Birth nard IQ miles north-
east of Ntimegcm Rtst cf front remaining static
i reported tiwt Arwrican ry-
reds and Blacks miv
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o Play Tonsight
pected soon
Fifth Game Of Junior! (
The itrItisi: )'e(Olti r111V
High Teams To Be One (Irove s:iCarliCafi int() 'S
Of Their Best liertorcni!!All control ilve-
tion of the na-7 cicape
The 'Reds and the Blacks wiH 1101-a (1111:11Avc:-1 1 I ol a ri
Eet 'again tonight for a grid tilt
:Y!: cnn
penctrati ti! a al
Fairgrounds Park east of the
:y The Junior High School foot sectitic c!ty w-hile
II grid game is scheduled to unb1o!“:1 arc 00:01
Art at 8 o'clock frori
The fifth game of the season for '
7The 'Reds and the Blacks will
net again tonight for a grid tilt
at Fairgrounds Park east of the
city The Junior High School foot
ball grid game is scheduled to
start at 8 o'clock
the two city- teams will see both
trams engaged tonight in a high-
ly contested tilt The Blacks who
have more victories to their cre-
dit than the Reds were defeated In
last week's game by a hard fight-
ing Red team Eager to even the
score the Liacks will be out for
blood tonight
The Reds are coached by Lewis
McAulay and the Blacks' mentor s
is W E Nicodemus The Blacks
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Strong Defenses back with reports on the recent made against him b President ing Red team Eager to even the
i The campaign in East Pruslia t v '
Report Parts Of 1 v
Alice Lee Martin LoNDON Oct 24—tUF)—More I the fist large-scale invasion of cilurchin Stalin conferences in Roosevelt in his weekend foreign score the Llacks will be out for
Spain In Revolt !Better Today Is than 1000 British heavy bombers German soil in 30 years was the i Moscow — was scheduled for the policy address He may also touch blood tonight
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battled through heavy sno and focal point however of the Soy- I chief executive today tipon the decision of Sen Joseph
H Ball Mirinesota republican to I The Reds are coached by Lewis
'Hospital's Report strong German defenses last night 1 lel operations along the lengthy :
! Early said he could not give a McAulay and the Blacks' mentor!
Catalonia Openly Revolt: to hit the big steel and rail center eastern front Mr
Roosevelt has made stronger have two wins to their credit the
date for the Chicago speech Pre- is W E Nicodemus The Blacks
"A better day today than yes of Essen in the Ruhr while other ored forces smashed into East iously Cherniakhovsky's powerful arm- commitments however it had been an- corn Reds have a game and the teams
on the question of 4
support a fourth term on grounds
ing Against Franco Llp1
1 terday" Co
was the hospital's report!
1
night raiders again harassed Ber- (Turn to Page 4l 2) nounced in Chicago that there international collaboration have one tie If the Reds can win
on Alice Lee Martin five months
rising Broken In Aran lin it was announced today V !would be a democratic rally at Mr Roosevelt's next address is
1 tonight the tally will be even be-
old daughter of Mr and Mrs F Essen an inland harbor 40 miles - 1 Soldiera' Field on Saturday scheduled Friday at Philadelphia's
' tween the two teams
Valley IL Martin of Shamrock The baby 1 north of Cologne is the center of wo Victims I
!T Victi Of
i plans Early would not discuss Shibe park
i
Other campaign developments: '
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11) Valley IL Martin of Shamrock The baby north of Cologne Is the center
r of ' Two Of
i Early would not discuss Plan ontue para
3 i Other campaign developments:
I entered the hospital more than of the huge Krupp 'steel works i for any other campaign talks Mr M
i
Sen Harry S Truman demo- Lions
two weeks ago with the incredibly I which have been raided repeatedly ccicten I
By United Press tS Show Roosevelt speaks at Boston on Nov crane vice Dresidential nominee
a hi 110 gh temperature of A Treat i - t" mama Pi
---v I-- 1d11-- -----1— """'3 1 — ---'1- a WU V ILLIAllb WA I " I I ()tiler campaign oeveiopments: ' Lions
i two weeks ago with the incredibly
en ere the hospital more than i of the huge rupp 'steel works i for any other campaign talks Mr 1
ts Show Sen Harry S Truman demo-
By United Press Club Sees
I which have been raided repeatedly Acciden i Roosevelt speaks at Boston on Nov crane vice residential nominee D
A Spanish Republican broad- Ihigh temperature of no Treat-1
penicillin and sulfa drugs i during the vi an
'ed with en f I Some Improvement i 4 and there have been repeated re- took the party's campaign into Avt'laving Picture
cast from southern France said ib - — i The bombers encountered a
has shown improvement but
pa heavy anti-aircraft I ports from democratic sources that !Wisconsin after charging in a
barrage as they I i :Chris Erickson pre wilted the mo-
today that Catalonia and other
lcontinues to show some fluctu I"' William McGuire who was in- will speak in Cleveland and De- Minneapolis address that repub- n pici ut
!t: of Spainwere in "open re- I Jured yesterday when a tire ex- I ti'oit can senators fi l
had adopted a ""
lo uneh(L
i ation from day tn rInv I svvept over the target and were at- '17 ki n 2r) (o is i rt 1( 1? e cr u' s il ii i
today that Catalonia and other wwwii heavy
anti-aircraft barrage as they I
parts of Spain were in "open re- continues to show some fluctu William McGuire who was in-! he will speak in Cleveland and De- Minneapolis address that repub- -
pici La!! "Tank Destroyer" at
ation from day to day swept over the target and were at- rltired yesterday when a tire ex- !Ova :Lean senators had adopted a
volt" against the Franco govern-1
h I Yesterday she had a tempera- tacked by strong forces of Nazi I ploded causing the rim to strike 1 V Crum to rage I Col 21 the luncheon mPeting of the Cush-
in2 Lions Clo: today 11iS3 JParlfIIV
attire was only 1008 She also described the German defenses as 1 touay nu buktel et' a ifatnurett a 11454r
rested well ar41 is eating She Is the strongest n a long time i !
pin today He is a patient in !Brother Dies 'Report Moscow Meet
sented lolin solos A clarloot
'In California twat !et f rom Harrison school
receiving some sulfa drug medica-
tinn nrespnt h the target wat4 partial: Jawbone which had been set with la
g the local hospital L NDON 0 c t 24-1UP which cons: eft of Jean Bin icr
WASHINGTON Oct 24—(UP) ent dawn indicating the RAF pli-night isrepoiteci In iiiv-e:riibre' death of her br-other' Reverend 'statement on his rei-!ent"--v-isrit—io 111 M( ""
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The White House today announ- ots found their mark in the vitallcondition He has a broken left George MeLaird age 36 of Los Moscow at the opening of Corn-
!time I C Parham
id suspension of martial law steel works which produce a large hip fracture of the left forearm' Angeles California He died vety mors Friday were in charge of the program At--
onal oks
151 into! a tipn hapeas cor pus I portion of Germany's heavy war tudderly Monday afternoon fol-1 He said his statement would gt tm of the club were
ho-1 mtt melo Wslvttot1 eseA Bilk 13(11tit LiOn cob J E
poruon OL ermany s neuvy warp-- - - Bill B li n cub
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materials Nel-
knee joint A pin has been Insert- lowing a heart attack Funeral not be of a controversial naturl y o Lion
- nui s
Hawaii mate
I ed in the knee Joint and traction arran ltigh ti
gements a r e incomplete but Would be supplementary to
o bia and Glenn Crockett
i The air ministry tiald eight planes "ppled
ai
Toe President issued an eke- pending arrival there of relatives his last war review in the house Si Louis Missouri
Tae President Issued an eke- ine air minisLry ilIU eignt planes Vending arrival there of re!atives his last war review in the house St Louis Missouri
were lost In the night operations --
cutive order directing Ingram M — — —V
Stainback governor of Hawaii to In which fighters also attacked air-1
put this action into effect fields behind the enemy's lines I MI 1 111 (Intl Pahl A Tild-tnt Qiint Hnif War Bond Selli
ud Blood Cold A Foot Shot Half War Bond Selling
For Octol:wr Is
way And The Bronze Star For Bravery Far Short of Quota
Cushing's war bond sellinfz a2-
encies reported today the sale of
$1303124 worth of E bond series
In the first 24 days of October it
was leerned to-day by checking
with banks and postoffice
Siillwater reported yesterday a
total of $3264375 sold in the first
three week's of October Payne
emunty's October quota is 8136-
000
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lit rtiiiienbi -c'1 tiit!y riiiitor-1
1 the toierri r!' (lir cl7iii and tiest
! in advainus i:r Cii-ee to tivr
! n Pt 4 and thr i:V171in defenses
in the mita(' striiir ak vie
hilly eivritit tff i)" CaViillf itt
1 1: VC II wiirit iiritiili assoutt
I frrees sere ilitiginz throuzh
I the stierts i r 'S itertinirribasen
biggest train:glint center in
I south liritiinti f I hr r Senird
:army forces striashril westward
: in a nush Opt 'riled within
Initir tildes clTil:rorg
! SitliEAil" 1:EATJQUA-
I TEI:S AEF Varis Oct
1 (11')—Briti11 asilott 1-:(!('
stormed itlo 1100 tov 111t:)
transport rvittrT of 'S l'o4to-
1 genty):clt l'ilay ato! Bodin
As thri Lfliis:1 and Canadian
forces battled tu drive the Ger-
mans frcm great?r Antwer9
area and open tli? big port ta Al-
lied supply snips the Nazis warn-
ed that -it may bc tvizumel grim
fighting w::I flare soon in the Aa-
chen area"
A Nazi rado cimmentatar said
Lt Gon Cori'v!y H Hodges had
brought up fre:ih formations and
tarks wore ina:inq in the area
between Glunkirchen 13 miles
north of A and Stolberg
five mI at of the capttued
elt y
A dit:Jach frr!m First Army
headquar ers salcl that for three
straight 1-111! hl!hts had hem
seen in Co:cnlv Dussz!lOnt and
other Rhinelind towns ahead of
Hodu s appneritly both
street trIci y hyhts
"The exi:ttlon may be an
effort to exr!? 11 a' tic throtdi
TLI-11 t(o Vii colinon
1Turn to rage I Col 21
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'rested well ar4i is eating Site is !the strongest in a long time ipAWIJULIC WI Alt211 ALUU IJUVIL belt W1111 ilUb i AV fW1 411A0000 TV -
"The time has come for the sup- la pin today He is a patient in quatfet from Harrison school " 1
reme attack" a spokesman for
gh the target wan partial- the local hospital California cailfornia ! L 0 NDON Oct c t 24—IUP which u t tms eft of Jean Bui kr
the "national union" organized
Lion at present receiving some sulfa drug medica- s J
Althou John Donell also a patient I ly obscured by the weather the in Prime Minister Winston Churchill Beverley Fairley Ardith Leave!
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In France to oppose the Franco' BULLETIN I red glow of fires lit the sky over the ' local hetsPital and victim of : Mrs Ralph Lauderdale rcceiv- !annoupced in commons today that
Juanita Wagle In( (nt( I
eil
government said in a broadcast 'Essen soon after the first bombers a ear-bus collision last Thursday ! ed Monday night or the he ! would Make a :ahar!sh" in h) numbers hy John fleser !
and ds
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Devvi wy r tur 11 iti in 1 n Lasti 1
1 F s 1'
and Juanita Wagle utts prvsented v 0 ---rfl”
In tua numbers by John lies4T ' t y A ii t I y1
ROME tdI 21 —(t71')--
(Tien!' ttovve bf the Filth 81111Y
pwlied V !I) miles of
the Pploena-Pmint hi!diway
'day threateMny tro sever tile Po
valley's mato fr'tcrv between Bol-
ogna and Cuf'el San Pietro
cloe!t ytt toYad
the hiehway in 'he arr
was carried (0i 1 by imertean unrs
which cantir!d of
Froszil:r14) end trntinued toward
Atonte Gyandr
' Other Amerlun forcel oper-
ating just east of the Flotence-
Bologna lilidptay occupied Vip!Up
Coldesaro awl hill arta a mi!
west while the italn U S trboo
moving north' id on the road for
a direct assault on Boteetla 1kere
being hampered by heavy mine-
fields demolitions and wire en-
tanglements Cuttiv of the Tiolrvba-rimini
highway WOU(1 elini e on e of
the main German supoly line3
t-h—e-r171-ain Ge"rinan L'f
Did You Ilea' 1 their troons in the
it sector around the Gelman arta
"'" where heavy mud has alevr-J
T HAT the Oklahoma Pipeline stalled the Britil11 and Canadipn
- Company is brining a num- drives
ber of families to Cushing this Adiert troons cn the Adliaic
week? A 'out all anyone c3lil1 coast however contLidtd :1(1-
r uhr-t It W P rumor No vPnres west and likAr1) Ircni (yr-
confirmation could he had hut via One unit inryel th) a holt'
turr ts ohat thv etepect mile from the pr y ni-tt 1171 L
t- nwi ternl-n of German rear vutro
their lines which intersect In the other form adranr:-tt !lye mile!
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