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ACCUSES FDR
OF BOGUS
PROMISES
BUFFALO, N. Y. Nov. 1.—
<AP)—Speaking in Buffalo last
night, Governor Thomas Dewey,
republican nominee for Presi
dent, made charges that President
Roosevelt was “making bogus
campaign promises.”
Defey also outlined an 8-point
republican program which he
said would “put an end to gov
ernment by abuse and smear.”
The GOP nominee declared in
Memorial Auditorium here that
if he won the presidency in
Tuesday’s election, he would take
office January 20th, without a
promised, expressed or implied
to a living soul, except campaign
pledges made in public.
“There is no 1000 Club in my
party, and I do not offer the gov
ernment or the United States for
sale at $1,000.00 to any man, and
I never will at any price,” Dewey
The Dnepr Dam in Russia, de
stroyed by Russian patriots dur
ing the German advance early in
the war, was more than 5,000 feet
long.
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emphasized.
-‘Your new administration,” he
added, ‘‘will take office honestly
and without any secret promises
of special privileges to any class,
group or section.” “Here in brief
is what the republicans will do*
if victorious,” the New York gov
ernor said:
“One: Direct all government
policies toward the goal of full
employment; thoughtful produc
tion at high wage level; adopt
entirely new* tax program design
ed primarily to create jobs; make
our social security system avail
able to every American; estab
lish a definite and secure floor
under farm prices; restore free
collective bargaining in America:
abolish the greater part of gov
ernment reports required from
big and little business; bring an
end to business monopoly through
acquisition of a competent staff
of prosecutors in the department
of justice.”
AMPHIBIOUS
FORCES LAND
AT WALCHEREN
LONDON, Nov. 1.—(AP)—The
allied amphibious forces landed
on the south shore of Walcheren
Island today, and were assaulting
the last Nazi gun positions which
were blocking the sea lane to
Antwerp.
Berlin radio declared that the
seaborne strike was aimed at
Vlissingen. on the lower tip of
Walcheren, even while the Can
adians to the east, fought across
the narrow causeway from the
conquered south Reveland Island
through the mall of enemy fire.
The German radio also declar
ed that on the front in France
a strong American attack was
supported by more than a hun
dred tanks and had captured
Montigny, which is 15 miles east
of Linelle, and that French ele
ments had entered Baccarat, 14
miles southeast of Luneville.
A compilation made a number
0f years ago showed that abnor
| mally tall men tend to die young.
RUSSIANS CLEAR
SCATTERED
NAZI ELEMENTS
MOSCOW, Nov. 1.—(AP)—Rus
sian motorized^ ,v infantry are
■ clearing the scattered enemy de
tachments on three sides of
Keschemet, it was reported to
day, other Red Army troops are
battling fiercely on the streets of
the city, which is 44 miles south
east of Budapest.
Late front line dispatches said
that Soviet tanks and artillery
and infantry are puring through
a 00-mile wide break in the ene
my’s defenses between the Dan
ube and the Tisza rivers.
Dispatches added that at the
captured Izsak, a new Russian
i*. A.
offensive is aimed at Budapest.
This got underway three days
ago and over-ran the defense
zone, where the enemy had con
centrated as many as 20 anti
tank guns to the mile.
Thus far the offensive has
swept up 200 Hungarian cities
and towns and villages, and 4,000
more prisoners.
The Russians said that they
now control several more 100
square miles of new territory.
EIGHTH ARMY
IMPROVES
BEACHHEAD
ROME, Nov. 1.<AP)— The
Eighth Army forces today im
proved their beachhead across the
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Ronco River, south of the Po Val
ley and the stronghold at Forli ♦
was cleared of Germans at Mel
dola River which streams the
west bank.
Allied headquarters said the
Germans were facing the Fifth
Army’s central sector in south
Bologna, and had thrown a series
of heavy counterattacks yester
day, in an effort to wipe out the
several allied salients.
American forces were some
times fighting hand to hand, and
they hurled all counter-attacks
back with only patrolling artil
lery duels now occurring. ^
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