Hull Powers Future Peace Through Postwar Cooperation
Secretary of State Hull told a joint session of Congress that the Moscow conference points toward a future world order built on cooperation of peace loving nations. He emphasized no secret agreements and stressed the four nation declaration premised on sovereign equality and a general international organization open to all peace loving states.
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Washington
Hull
Aloe
Congress
United Nations
Masecow Oy
Roosevelt
Germany
Haly
Moscow
United and
Associated Nations
China
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Lenawee Livestock Exchange elects delegates
J P Witt and Ray McComb of Jasper were re elected president and secretary of the Lenawee county branch of the Michigan Livestock Exchange at a court house meeting. Thirty six delegates to the state convention in February in Lansing were chosen. Sixty four county feeders attended of 1,880 members. Discussions covered market conditions, feed shortages, and transportation issues amid declining grain supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Witt
Ray McComb
Jasper
Lenawee County
Michigan Livestock Exchange
Court House
Lansing
John O'Mealey
Hudson
Michigan Exchange
The
Grange
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Paul Piynegan
Michigan Co-operative Wool Marketing Association of
Jackson
E. L. Benton
D. H.J Stark
Michigan State College
J. R. Bliss
Michigan Elevator Exchange of
Benton
Michigan
J. Benton
Buss
Stark
State Department of Agriculture
Leo Emch
William Knight
Seward Shepherd
E. L. Wisner
Clarence Kleindist
John Frye
Charles Ruesink
Fd. Turner
Ralph Ruesink
Leo Ger
Tam
Livestop
Army show at Craswell Theater sells few seats left
Almost 600 seats, more than half the Craswell Theater house, remain for Adrian’s premiere of This Is the Army tonight. Tickets cost 1.65 dollars with proceeds aiding Army Emergency Relief. The 9:15 p m performance aims to boost relief funds for service members and families.
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Army
Adrian
Craswell Theater
Woman Rescued From Burning Home by Fire Chief
Morenci Nov 18 Mrs Robert Bachman aged 70 or more ill three weeks was rescued from her burning home by Ward Fogelsong chief of the Morenci volunteer fire department. Neighbors saw flames in the basement and called 6:45 am. Fogelsong fought through smoke to the bedroom and carried her outside to safety. She suffered shock and smoke effects. Bachman walked back into the house and was helped out. The fire damaged dining room and furniture. loss around 900.
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Robert Bachman
Spreial
Teligreas Morencil
Ward Fogelson
Morenci
Fogelsong
Brown Fence Employees Hear How It Feels When Torpedo Attacks
Brown Fence & Wire Company workers paused war work as Lieut Schuyler Patterson spoke on the southwest Pacific conflict. Terry Dust, a 26 year old machinist mate, shared vivid frontline impressions from Pearl Harbor and Solomons service, detailing a dud torpedo hit and the toll of battle. Dust, a four battle stars recipient with multiple ribbons, is on convalescent leave at Great Lakes Naval Hospital recovering from malaria.
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Brown Fence & Wire Company
Southwest Pacific
Lieut
Schuyler Patterson
Navy
Terry Dust
Northrup
M. B. Sackheim
Cleveland
Adrian High School
Solomons
Pearl Harbor
Dust
Battleship Row
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Adrian Reaches Goal in War Fund Campaign
Adrian surpassed its target by 6 175 dollars, raising a total of 46 166 for the National War Fund and Community Fund. Lenawee County Patriotic League president A Fee reported generous support from war workers, with 5 991 dollars to be allocated to local townships. The drive is not yet complete and more donations are pending.
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Adrian
National War Fund
Community Fund
Lenawee County
Fee
Claude 3
National War Fund allocations and Adrian area gifts
The report shows National War Fund allocations totaling 346166 with War Fund 24175 Community Fund 16000 and county allocations 5992. Adrian chairman William A Rush lists major donors including B F Beach 5056 Russell B McAfee 3624 Karl Hoch 1908 Florence Park Rogers 1469 CS Ritchie 410 and several military and organization contributors. Industrial employees totals 19504 with CIO reporting 9704 and AFL 9284.
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National War Fund
Adrian Congnonity Fund
Butors
Lenassee
Adrian
Community Fund
William A. Rush
B. F. Beach
Russell B. McAfee
Karl Hoch
Florence Park Rogers
CS. Ritchie
Adrian Lege
H. B. Knowles
Francis, Hazen
Maj
Joseph P. Lids
Nelson de Ford
C. A. Dibble
Doris Frazier
Stewart Hoben
Paul Statilford
Dewey “Vescellus
Harry Kafer
CIO
Noble Howes
Warren Baker
AFL
Coal Shortage Hits Ionia and Nearby Towns
Ionia and nearby towns report coal shortages as seven tons for the city sold yesterday. Dealers in Portland Lake Odessa Saranee and Belding report supplies nearly exhausted. Final local sales were in 24 pound lots under certificates of necessity for 20 households. Two dealers await arrival of varioal shipments but no dates given.
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Onia
Frank Jones
Tonia Defense Council
Tonia
Lyons
Muir
May Change Sugar Act Formulas
Washington November 181 As time nears expiration of the sugar act congressmen from producing states study changes. The act, first written in 1937 to stabilize the sugar market, expires December 31, 1945. Rep Morrison of Louisiana proposes adding the Philippines quota to the domestic allotment. Western beet sugar producers want larger domestic production while guarding an anti subsidy clause in the Commodity Credit Corporation bill. The Western Beet Growers Association seeks a progressive expansion until the U.S. can supply at least 50 percent of its own sugar. Joseph F Abbott, president of the Sugar Research Foundation, foresees new industrial uses for sugar driven by chemical studies and announces Dr Robert C Hackett of MIT as scientific director.
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Washington
Hirst
Morrison
D-La
Philippines
Commodity Credit Corporation
Western Beet Growers’ Association
Sugaract
United States
Joseph F. Abbott
Sugar’ Research Foundation
Robert C. Hackett
The
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Foundation
British Bombers Return to Germany in Large-Scale Raid
British heavy bombers returned to Germany last night after a two-way offensive, following a Nov. 3 raid on Duesseldorf with a record 2,800 ton explosive load. The RAF targeted France and Germany, while Allied broadcasts warned French cities, including Paris, Metz, and Strasbourg, to expect future mass blows and urged civic precautions.
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London
France
Germany
Duesseldorf
Hamburg
Mt. Denis
Modane
Cannes
Britain
Mediterranean
RAF
Europe
Allied High Command
Paris
Metz
Nantez
Lemans
Limoges
Toulotse
Mountauban
Fives-Lille
Denain
Strasbourg
Molsheim
Albert
Lyons
Ivry
Colombes
Billancourt
Argenteuil
Capitulation of Leros Triggers British Criticism in London
The fall of Leros in the Dodecanese to German forces provokes sharp criticism of Middle East operations from London. With Crete and Rhodes under German bases, Samos remains the sole British-held island facing a Nazi assault, as reported by AP wire.
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Dodecanese
Leros
Middle East
London
Crete
Rhodes
Samos
Roosevelt says United Nations hold initiative in war
President Roosevelt tells the New York Herald Tribune forum that the United Nations now control the initiative and must not relinquish it, noting year of progress since the turning point and the drive toward peace. VP Wallace and Wendell Willkie attend. Churchill Eden and Gaulle messages read. discussion covers Allied unity and plans, with calls to curb private interests guiding tariffs and loans.
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New York
Roosevelt
United Nations
New York Herald Tribune
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Wallace
Wendell L. Willkie
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Charles de Gaullé
French Committee of National Liberation
Lhe
Ogden Reid
The
Herald Tribune
Mostow
United Nations, Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Congress
J ‘Mmwillide
Moscow
United States
Russia
China
Jet' Tan
Britain Free of Major Strikes After Wartime Flareups
London reports no major strikes currently after two months of industrial unrest. Bevin warned of an "industrial volcano" and stepped in to urge workers back to work. Between January and September Britain saw 1281 strikes affecting nearly 397,000 workers and over one million days lost, with coal and aviation sectors hit hardest.
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London
Britain
Ernest Bevitt
Ministry of Labor
Bevin
South
Scotland
Gas Rations Of Motorists Suspended In Crackdown
The Associated Press reports the first OPA actions suspending gasoline rations for seven motorists for 30 to 90 days starting December 1. Detroit district enforcement attorney J Fred Lindbloom said 11 suspensions issued in Mackinac City hearing-board cases. Nineteen hunters were referred back to local boards as they would exceed mileage allowances upon return. Most hunters chose immediate hearings rather than a three day stay to appear locally.
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Associated Press
Price Administration
Fred W. Lindbloom
Detroit
OPA
Mackinawa City
Lindbloom
St. Ignace
Mackinaw City
Buck Increase in Tax Measure Sparks Treasury Stand
Washington report notes Senate Finance Chairman George opposes deeper tax hikes beyond the proposed 2.142 billion revenue plan. He warns higher levies could wreck business morale, while House committee chair Doughton trims gains. Taft suggests a 20 percent excise tax on semiluxury items like suits retailing at 50 dollars or more.
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Washington
Treasury
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
House
Whi
Doughton
Ways and Means
Coughton
Taft
R.J
Ohio
Finance Committee
OPA
Pork ration points cut to boost consumption across markets
Washington reports pork will be two ration points cheaper per pound at the counter beginning Friday as heavy hog slaughter prompts a joint move by the War Food Administration and the Office of Price Administration. The initial support price of 13.75 dollars for certain hogs is set in Chicago, with a nationwide rollout starting November 29 at markets outside Chicago at one dollar per 100 pounds below the local ceiling. OPA says the reduction is temporary and does not improve the overall meat situation.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Office of Price Administration
WFA
Chicago
OPA
Chester Bowles
German Tanks Reported Destroyed in Ukraine Retreat
Moscow dispatch says Red Army, under pressure and weathered by boggy ground and low visibility, abandoned several settlements in a tactical withdrawal west of Kiev after heavy German counterattacks. Russian communique notes 2500 German casualties and 0 tanks destroyed, with pilots limited by weather.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Red Army
Ukraine
Zhitomir-Korastyshev
Kiev
Stalingrad
Zhitomir
Fastow
London
Korostyshev
Nikolai Vatutin
Belgorod
Korosten
Narodichi
Chernobil
Narodicht
Pripet
Dnieper
Rechitsa
Gomel
Orsha
Smolensk
Leningrad-Odessa
Moscow- Warsaw
Krivoi Rog
Tar
Crimean Peninsula
Ing
Rain
Bombers Batter Japanese Defenses In Pacific Raids
Allied sea roving bombers extend operations over 2000 miles of Japanese outposts from New Guinea to the Marshalls. Reports claim sinking a 2500 ton ship near New Guinea and a 26000 ton vessel off New Britain, plus 40 tons of bombs dropped on a Bougainville airfield and fires at harbors and hangars during the third raid in as many days on the Marshalls and Gilberts.
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Associated Press
Japan
Pacific
New Guinea
Marshalls
New Britain
Bougaiinville
Gilberts
Marshall and Gilbert
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Detroit Regional War Labor Board
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Bosion
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Lesbos
Ikaria “Ni
Turkey
Mleros
U.S
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Zod
Lenawee
Luli
Linthan & Linehan
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