IN A NUTSHELL
ANNIVERSARIES. 1415.—Battle of Aginccurt. 1809.—Jubilee of George 111. celebrated. 1854.—Battle of Balaclava. 1859.—Royal Charter wrecked. 1872.—Act passed to establish Pubhe Trust Office. 1877.—Lvitelion water supply turned on. 1900.—Transvaal formally proclaimed part of British Empire. 1900.—Death,of Sims Reeves, the famous tencr, aged 78.' 1918.—Resignation of LudcndorlT. German .commander-in-chief. Eighth Ariny on move again. Advance of six miles made in difficult country. Fifth Army continues to make slow but steady progress Vienna 'egion attacked bv heavy United Stains bombers from Middle East, German forces in Crimen, endangered by capture of Melitopol by Russians. Russians now only 15 miles from Krivoi Rog. on which Germans are retreating. Australian troops recapture Katiku, on Huc'ii Peninsula. Hea.vy bombing attack on Cassel by R.A.F. Substantial progress reported with ThreePower Conference in Moscow.
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Evening Star, Issue 25004, 25 October 1943, Page 1
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129IN A NUTSHELL Evening Star, Issue 25004, 25 October 1943, Page 1
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