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October 10, 1944

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400 Germans Yield To Finns in North

By the Associated Press

Finnish forces reptd converging on Rovaniemi

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Red Army Spears 18 Miles; Races Over Hungarian Plain; RUSSIANS PUSH ON IN NORTH AND SOUTH

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Memel capture significance noted

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EDEN JOINS IN TALK; Parleys Are Expected to Hasten Victory and Peace Solution U.S. ENVOY TO ATTEND Harriman to Represent Roosevelt -- Big Staff Flies With Churchill EDEN JOINS IN TALK OF TWO PREMIERS

By W.h. Lawrenceby Wireless To the New York Times

armistice terms may be discussed at Churchill, Eden and Stalin conf

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CARDS TAKE SERIES BY BEATING BROWNS; Triumph by 3-1 for Margin of 4 Games to 2 and Capture Their Fifth World Title The Cards Celebrate as World Champions After Beating Browns CARDS TOP BROWNS AND ANNEX SERIES

By John Drebingerspecial To the New York Times

6th game and series won by St Louis NLC

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Times Hall Speakers Tell Of Demobilization Problem; Government Authorities Explain Questions of Rehabilitating War Veterans, at First of Three Meetings SPEAKERS DISCUSS PLAN FOR TROOPS

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serves as moderator at NY Times Hall conf series on returning servicemen's problems

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Limited Service Draft Is Ended; Men 38 to 44 Are Classed, 4-A

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Local bds ordered to abolish limited service classification 1A (L), to place men over 38 in 4A and all honorably discharged veterans in 1C

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HODGES PUSHES ON; Canadians Drive Inland After Landing North of Schelde Estuary PATTON GAINS 6 MILES Strong German Assaults to Stop U.S. First Army Are Beaten Back HODGES PUSHES ON, AACHEN ROADS CUT

By Clifton Danielby Cable To the New York Times

Remanvillers cleared of Gers

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Opera Season of 18 Weeks to Open On Nov. 27 With Gounod's 'Faust'; 'FAUST' WILL OPEN NEW OPERA SEASON

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E Johnson on season plans; with new singers, illus

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