Allied Split Is Not Inevitable
War analyst DeWitt MacKenzie says a Moscow V E Day tribute signals warmth toward America but warns the Big Three unity may still be tested. He argues no imminent Soviet territorial drive, cites mutual suspicions as core issue, and believes future openness could ease friction without breaking alliance.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Moscow
United States
America
Britain
Russia
Germany
Happy Ending To Error of American Flier
An American air evacuation crew patches a wrecked Japanese fighter and upon onscreen help from Japanese observers turns the repair into a rescue. A lost transport with nurses, mistaken for a downed U S plane, was saved when Curdes and his wingman strafed the beach and a PBY rescued the crew.
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Philippines
Fifth Air Force
St. Louis
Curdes
PBY
Citizenship Essays Submit For Legion Contest In Amarillo
Twenty essays from Amarillo junior high schools were submitted to Wayne Middleton director of the American Legion essay contest on Value of American Citizenship. Winners will read at a legion meeting with first and second place receiving Indian bracelets.
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Amarillo
Wayne Middleton
American Legion
Hanson Post
Legion
Middleton
A. K. Baracat
Jimmy Moore
E. C. Nelson
Amarillo shopping trip notes Miss Melvina Stewart and Mrs Lee Price
Miss Melvina Stewart and Mrs Lee Price of Hereford shopped in Amarillo yesterday. Stewart also looked into women's naval training while visiting the city.
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Melvina Stewart
Lee Price
Hereford
Amarillo
Stewart
Pig Crops Millions Short
Washington reports this year’s pig crop may fall about 3.0 million short of War Food Administration goals. An Agricultural Adjustment Agency survey shows ~90 million hogs planned versus a 93.5 million target, with corn acreage also running several million acres below last year, signaling broader meat supply strains.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
WFA
House Food Investigating Committee
AAA
Star-Telegram Penalized for Exceeding Newsprint Quota
The War Production Board ruled the Fort Worth Star Telegram must cut 349.39 tons from its 1943 44 quota. The reduction must be implemented at least 87.34 tons per quarter this year.
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Washington
War Production Board
Fort Worth
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