Von Rundstedt Victory Take on German Home Front
Curt Reiss, NEA international correspondent, weighs von Rundstedt’s strike as morale booster for Germany. He notes Christmas food limits, lack of gifts, and Goebbels propaganda aimed at sustaining home front morale. Buoyed expectations may spark January unrest if the war drags on.
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von Rundstedt
Reiss
Curt Reiss
Europe
NEA
Ada Evening News
Curtreiss
NEA Service
London
Germany
Hitler
Fuehrer
Goebbels
Propaganda Ministry
Food Ministry
Ministry of Economy
Voelkischer Beobachter
Reich
Britain
Greece
Paris
Curt Riess
Joseph Goebbels
Berlin
Bedtime Charm Nightgown and Jacket Pattern
Glamorous nightgown with low neckline and sweeping skirt plus matching jacket. Pattern No 8708 fits sizes 12 through 42 and requires specified yardage. send 20 cents and details to Evening News Pattern Dept Chicago.
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Evening News
South Wells Street
Chicago 7
COIUS
Evening News Pattern Dept
Chicago
Estimated service vote in 1944 presidential race
Best estimates from election officials place the service vote at about 2,800,000, far below pre election projections but a larger share of the service strength than 1942. The armed forces total 7,860,000 eligible in 1945, with about 35 percent participating based on census figures, and only five states reported party breakdowns.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
U?p
Armed Services
Census Bureau
Georgia
Congress
Roosevelt
Colorado
Maryland
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Dewey
Kansas
Paris Bombarded by Several Planes in Night Raid
Paris reports three killed and 13 injured as bombs hit near landmarks. Authorities say the raid was not by allied aircraft and night fighters pursued the bombers. A servicemen's club and a hospital were damaged in the Paris area.
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Paris
Arguments For And Against Compulsory Military Training
James Marlow surveys peacetime compulsory training arguments. Proponents cite a 10 million strong reserve in 10 years to deter or fight allies or lone aggression. critics warn of schooling disruption, global arms races, and possible aggressive misuse. They note France failed via planning and that Britain and Dominions avoided compulsory training.
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James Marlow
Washington
Army
Navy
United States
France
Great Britain
Dominions
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Germany
Southwestern Bell plans 140 million postwar expansion
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Co announces a 140 million dollar postwar construction program across Missouri and parts of Illinois and neighboring states. About 34 million will fund Missouri and nearby Illinois improvements, with rural service expansion and new direct dialing for large cities. The plan depends on conditions, manpower, and materials. execution begins after Bell System production resumes.
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ST. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Shields R. Smith
Southwestern
Smith
Bell System
Kansas City
Pruning Of Fruit Trees Important For Growers
Fred LeCrone, extension horticulturist at Oklahoma A and M College, notes pruning is the single most important winter job for fruit growers. It is an annual task that should not be neglected, regardless of planting size.
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Fred LeCrone
Oklahoma A
M. College
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Quaker State Motor Oil
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Townsend
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Briggs & Stratton
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