Current Events
October 8, 1941

NAZIS 125 MILES FROM MOSCOW


OUTER DEFENSE LINE SHAKEN CLAIM
    Russians Urge Britain Attack Germany From Rear as Battle Rages
      Adolph Hitlers invasion armies fighting a battle if anihilation 125 miles from Moscow.

NAZIS DRIVE ON MOSCOW


Current Events:
    Oct. 7, 1941
ALL RUSSIA SET TO MEET NEW ASSAULT

    London, Oct. 7--(UP) Radio Moscow, heard by the United State listening post, reported tonight a
    violent snowstorm swept the Moscow region last night.

ARMING OF U. S. SHIPS URGED BY F. D.R.

    Panamas' Ban Increases Need For Neutrality Revision, He Asserts

Octobert 6, 1941




YANKEES WIN WORLD SERIES 3 - 1
HUGE NEW NAZI DRIVE GROWS ON FRONT
  Moscow seen as principal goal of atempt to score swift victory.

ITALIANS CLAIM 2 WARSHIPS DAMAGED
    Rome, Oct. 6—Facists claim that a British battleship and an aircraft carrier were damaged in a big   
    naval and air battle in the central Mediteranian.

Current Events October, 1941


October 5, 1941

Three Nazi Troop Ships
    Reported Sunk by Reds;
       Revolts Harass Germany

Underground Rebellion Against Axis Rulers Raging from Norway to Greece

Russians Claim a 'Dunkerque' in North and Offensive Along Entire Front

October 3, 1941




RUSSIA BEATEN, SAYS HITLER;

NEW 'GIGANTIC DRIVE OPENED

FUERER HOME FROM FRONT TO SPEAK
  Germany Had to Strike First, He Says; Underestimated Red Armies

NAZI LENENGRAD SEIGE LINES BROKEN
  Germans Pushed Back; Say Reds and South Fronts 'Same

FREE RELIGION FOR REDS AIM OF F. D. R.
     President Roosevelt ordered W. Averell Harriman to take up the question of religious freedom
     in Russia.

October 3, 1941
RUSSIA BEATEN, SAYS HITLER;
  NEW 'GIGANTIC DRIVE OPENED

FUERER HOME FROM FRONT TO SPEAK
   Germany Had to Strike First, He Says; Underestimated Red Armies
NAZI LENENGRAD SEIGE LINES BROKEN
  Germans Pushed Back; Say Reds and South Fronts 'Same

FREE RELIGION FOR REDS AIM OF F. D. R.
    President Roosevelt ordered W. Averell Harriman to take up the question of religious freedom
    in Russia.

October 2, 1941




GREEKS REVOLT; UNREST GROWS

Berlin Oct. 2---(AP) Almost 1000 persons have been executed in Axis occuipied European areas since the Russian war began, a tabulation of oficial statistics showed tonight.



Dodgers Win Second Game 3 – 2 to Tie Up Series

October 1, 1941




YANKS WIN FIRST GAME, 3 TO 2

Nes York over the Brooklyn Dogers



REVOLT SPIRIT SPREADS TO BULGARIA

Tide of Unrest Grows In Nazi-Held Countries; Executions Increase