Big Three Parley Believed Imminent
Roosevelt's re election boosts expectation of an early Big Three meeting with Stalin and Churchill to hammer post war cooperation. The session would shape Roosevelt's fourth term foreign policy and address world security organization plans, Germany's fate, and Anglo American versus Russian interests.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fit
Stalin
Churchill
Teheran
Mr. Roosevelt
Dewey
Tion
World Security Organization
Britain
Russia
Germany
United States
U. S
Europe
New World Organization
Gas armor made for U S troops by 20 years of effort
Maj. J. R. Cooper explains at Kansas City depot how chemical warfare service teams spent two decades developing gas neutralizing compounds and protective clothing. Edgeswood process at Edgewood arsenal produced gear that shields all garments, from underwear to gloves, enabling thousands of soldiers to face blister gases.
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Normandy
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Army
Chemical Warfare Service
Uncle Sam
Kansas City
Maj
J. R. Cooper
Clarence Blake
Edgewood
N. J
Maj. Cooper
City Manager Ticket In Houston Triumphs In Election
Houston's city manager slate led by Mayor Otis Massey appears to have won yesterday's election based on unofficial returns. Massey 30322. George D. Neal on the People's Rule ticket 27963. Also: Pvt. Bob Terry of Hobbs Army Air Field visiting Mrs. Pat Flynn at 405 Arch Terrace. he recently returned from Boston on furlough after stints at Amarillo Army Air Field.
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Houston
U.P
Otis Massey
Massey
George D. Neal
Bob Terry
Hobbs Army Air Field
Pat Flynn
Arch Terrace
Boston
Mass
Amarillo Army Air Field
Hobbs
Vermont found granite in drilling for salt
In 1827 Montpelier citizens began drilling for salt but hit granite. After abandoning the salt project, they mined the granite, founding Vermont’s principal industry. The piece then shifts to note Italy as home to historic libraries.
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Vermont
Montpelier
U.P
Fungus Domesticated by Ants Extinct in Wild State
A fungus domesticated by ants is extinct in the wild, mirroring the fate of grains domesticated by humans. This parallel highlights reliance on controlled environments for cultivated species and the loss of natural habitat for these organisms.
Roosevelt Wins Fourth Term In Wartime Victory
President Roosevelt remained up through the night tallying votes at Hyde Park as election returns neared a decisive victory for a fourth term. He thanked Gov. Dewey for conceding and sent messages to Truman Wallace Rosenman and Sherwood while torch light crowds gathered outside his home. The article notes local county roads projects and port improvements totaling 11 million dollars alongside the wartime leadership nod.
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Howard Flieger
Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Hyde Park
White House
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Henry Wallace
Robert E. Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Samuel I. Rosenman
Robert Sherwood
Roosevelt Mansion
Wounds Send Tedford to Hospital in Italy
Private Theodore W. Tedford formerly of Amarillo has been wounded in action in Italy. He was awarded the Purple Heart and is now hospitalized there. Tedford entered service in February 1944 and trained seventeen weeks before being sent overseas with an Infantry Division. Before the Army he worked for the City of Amarillo. his wife and two children live in Stockton, California.
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Theodore W. Tedford
Amarillo
Italy
Tedford
Stockton
Calif
Visiting Mother
Lt. J. B. McCarley of Pampa Army Air Field visits his mother Mrs. Clem Calhoun at 798 Maryland Street.
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J. B. McCarley
Pampa Army Air Field
Clem Calhoun
Maryland Street
Houston Votes Bonds For Local Projects
Houston and Harris County voters approved 20 bond issues yesterday, backing local projects across the area. The measures were submitted to the public in a broad city and county vote, reflecting support for infrastructure and community improvements.
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Houston
U.P
Houston and
Harris County
Used Pianos Available at Spence Piano Store Amarillo
Carloads of finer used pianos including baby grands uprights and players at Mary L. Spence Piano Store 1026 W. 6th and 710 Broadway Amarillo and Plainview Texas.
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Mary L. Spence
Broadway
Amarillo
Texas
Plainview
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Johnson's
RED Cross
Johnson & Johnson
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Star Lumber Co
Jackson St
Sone
Weneron
Om & Money Back
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Monroe
TY Eee
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Coca-Cola Company
Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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