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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

3

Allies Press Berlin Drive in World War II News Analysis

Allied forces push to collapse Nazi pockets in Europe with coordinated west and north drives toward Berlin while guerrillas in the Philippines and Italy aid operations. Postwar talks at San Francisco seek to strengthen security, and Petain faces trial. Meat rationing tightens with a 24 percent cut and extended points system.

Europe Adolf Hitler Berlin U. S Warsaw Vienna Hitler Elbe Mulde Stettin Baltic E. QO Bavarian Alps Czechoslovakia Austria Italy Alps Mussolini United Nations San Francisco China Britain Russia Assembly of the Security Organization France Stettinius San Francisco War Memorial Opera House

Farm real estate sales surge in early 1944 demand rising

The American Bankers Association reports record first quarter farm real estate activity in 1944 with fewer farms offered for sale while demand climbs. Banks insurance companies and estates have sold holdings in most areas and will no longer dampen the market.

American Bankers Association A.B.A

Rail movements move 38.5 million troops by rail to Feb 1945

The Association of American Railroads discloses that about 38,500,000 troops were carried by rail in organized movements from Pearl Harbor to the end of February 1945. The figure excludes others traveling in smaller groups or service members on furloughs.

Pearl Harbor Association of American Railroads

Shoes Shortages and Ration Limits Face War-Scarred Market

The OPA tightens shoe stamps to curb use amid wartime shortages. Vets receive two stamps per book and new babies one, while 160 million pairs may be produced tax-free for youths and adults, yet dealers see few deliveries. Factor in scarce leather from underfed steers and rising production delays. Meanwhile Happy Chandler, former Kentucky politician and ex-player, becomes baseball commissioner. The Commerce Department, led by Henry A. Wallace, takes charge of surplus property and aims to maximize government returns. Global wheat stocks near 950 million bushels by July 1, with U S Canada Argentina and Australia ready to trade, but freight car shortages threaten exports and lend-lease relief.

OPA Albert B Happy) Chandler Landis Harvard Kentucky University Kentucky Chandler Happy Happy Chandler U. S. Senate Alben Barkley Washington, D. C Cordell Hult Happy U. S Canada Argentina Australia Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Army Discharges Limited Releases and Policy Shift

Army plans call for releasing some veterans with five years of service regardless of age even if German resistance lasts into summer. Congress moves to bar 18 year olds from combat without six months training. Some volunteers from 1940 or early inductees may be discharged based on unit availability. Prisoners of war in the continental U S produced over 44 million dollars in work in early 1945 across army posts and private contracts, totaling about 12.1 million man days.

Henri Petain France Verdun Petain Fetain de Gaulle Congress Army Continental United States War Department

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