It Is Only Dawn in Italy Avertianment
The piece calls for continued wartime effort and political resolve as dawn breaks in Italy and other theaters. It urges building, work, and unity at home, resisting luxuries and heavy taxes while warning that unfair tax shifts threaten democracy. It highlights President and Senate finance debates, stressing equal opportunity and personal liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
Helgi
China
Sohldren
America
Santa Claus
George
Senate Finance Committee
Failure inexcusable war production slows military plans
Lieutenant General Bredyn Somervell warns only two-fifths of 1968 program completed and orders speed up Army procurement. He says victory heightens demand for材料 and intensity, urging Americans to dedicate entire strength and willpower to the war effort and not relax until goals are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredyn Somervell
United States
Justice Humanity and a Global Bill of Rights Rise
A call from the American Jewish Conference and the American Council for Judaism urges a worldwide Bill of Rights to protect life and liberty for persecuted minorities. They advocate a democratic Palestine options with equal rights, differing from nationalist aims, and stress that freedom, justice, and humanity must prevail in the postwar world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Jewish Conference
New York
Palestine
American Council For Judaism
Philadelphia
Derly
Malachi
Council
United Nations
Railroads' World War I Transport Miracle Challenged by Supplies
In the first eighteen months of war, railroads moved millions of troops and vast freight, handling more than 12 million soldiers and operating thousands of cars and coaches. They carried 17.1 billion passenger miles, with 90 thousand troop assignments, while demanding equipment purchases deemed essential for continued service. Authorities’ refusal to approve needed material may risk a transportation disaster as the era of postwar planning looms.
Odd Ball Jokes and Quips Burst From Obscure Newspaper
The page features a string of humorous exchanges and anecdotes, including quick quips about ceilings and romance, Goering, drinking, and a scarecrow, followed by a long economic statistic about Texas minerals totaling 714,905,731 dollars and a gain of 13,077,035 from 1999. The fragmentary notes resemble a light, miscellany column from an older paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Sellards
University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology
Texas
Partridges Thrive In the Panhandle
In the Panhandle Hungarian partridges released last spring near Brooks Alberta are thriving. A field and stream game protective association led by Murrell L. Buckner and Gene Howe coordinated distribution and planting with hopes of a three year open season in the Southwestern states. The project aims to establish a self sustaining population that may spill into neighboring regions as birds migrate from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Ganson Et Coy
Hungnan
Ilo Srnab Coren
Gone Howe
Asari
Ian i. Waters
Fron
Canada
Werner Tom Mann
Gene
Cader
Florida
Brooks
Alberta
Game Commission
Sod
Warner
Texas
Quebec
Ontario
Gene Howe
Southwestern Sportamen
Texas Huntamen
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Voese
Price County
Enatter
Congress of
Maly
God
Will Durant
Goering
MacGregor
MacPherson
Storey- Lumber Co
the Panhandle
Handhmen Cooperate
Hungarf
Alpine Lumber Company
The
Smiths
Life
AA Borish
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