Navy Correspondent Pace of War Time Reporting
Dallas here a Navy accredited correspondent outlines a travel plan covering Panhandle area stops and coastal stations within ten days amid wartime travel limits. Lt. Banks, former Fort Worth Star Telegram newspaperman, maps nine thousand miles with interviews at Naval Air Station Dallas and V-12 Station Arl.
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8Th Naval District
Globe News
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Travel time on furlough approved for distant soldiers
Senator Millikin reported War Department favoring his suggestion to extend furlough by travel time for enlisted men. He noted soldiers far from home lose days to trains and buses, shrinking the 15 day leave. The department advised a formal policy to allow travel time when the situation permits.
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When Colds Strike Cut Out Waiting
Old time home remedy vibe describes grandmother using mutton suet porpo to ease cold symptoms. Modern Penetro is advertised as a base with suet that soothes nasal congestion and improves circulation where applied.
Final Year For Hitler
War analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues 1944 could seal Hitler's fate through suicide, execution by followers, or Allied capture. The piece weighs war guilt trials among Allies, Soviet actions, and the push to dismantle militarism led by Roosevelt and Chiang Kai-shek.
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December debt dips as tax take hits high mark
The December treasury statement shows public debt ending at 170.108 billion dollars, up 57.6 billion for the year but lower than early December highs. Federal income rose to a record 5.736 billion while war bond redemptions and tax note redemptions helped reduce month-end debt from mid-December peaks.
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Washington
Treasury Daily
Bat Habit Nullifies Poison
A London mother feared poisoning when a young soldier boarded a train after a home furlough. A doctor and ambulance waited at the station but the man admitted his mother’s medicine, noting he poured it away when she wasn’t watching. The incident centers on a habitual dose mistaken for poison.
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London
Simpler Ration Policies Urged by Senator Wiley
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin urged the Office of Price Administration to simplify price fixing and food rationing. He released a letter to OPA Administrator Chester Bowles asking why monthly rationing plans could not be disclosed to the bewildered housewife.
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Iowa Club Women To Send 25 Wedding Gowns To England
Mrs. Robert Pike, president of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs, announced the group will ship 25 to 30 wedding gowns with complete accessories to England for brides unable to obtain dresses due to wartime shortages. Four convicts escaped from Anamosa reformatory, injuring a guard and kidnapping two officers as they were recaptured in Davenport.
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Iowa
Robert Pike
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
England
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Anamosa State Reformatory
Chickens and Turkeys Benefit From Sulphurous Compound
Cretney Drug offers a sulphurous compound for water or feed that destroys intestinal germs and worms, keeps fowls free from blood-sucking insects, and reportedly boosts appetite health and egg production. Cost is low and money back if not satisfactory.
M-4 Prime Mover To Roll on Berlin
Officials from Allis-Chalmers and the U S Army Ordnance Department describe the M 4 prime mover as an 18 ton tank type artillery tractor already used in front line action It provides high speed motive power for hauling heavy guns carries the gun crew and initial ammunition and is armed with a .50 caliber machine gun for protection
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Uncle Sam
Berlin
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
U. S. Army Ordnance Department
New York Probes Anti-Semitic Vandalism Across City
New York police under secret instructions from Chief Inspector John J. O Connell conduct a city wide probe into reported anti Semitic vandalism. A list of 90 alleged infractions includes attacks on Jewish persons and synagogue desecrations.
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New York
John J. O'Connell
Price College Reopens After Flu Outbreak Ends
Price College resumed classes yesterday with normal attendance as all ill students recover from the flu. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Price College
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