Smokers and Non-Smokers Clash Over Cigarette Shortage
A Sun Reported piece chronicles a Central London scene where a non smoking man and a woman seek full time watches while smokers stock up. They discuss pricing, shop behavior, and the idea that cigarette sellers act as agents. The article notes large purchases and concern over supply and accessibility amid a cigarette shortage.
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Condon
Sun
Iho
Pathe Continant
Petr Iroubie
Owney
At Harioe
Barone
Naval power rivalries and postwar ship lend-lease debate
A lengthy piece discusses Britain and the United States aiding the Soviet sea‑fighting force, detailing ships loaned or promised, including former British battleships and American destroyers, and weighing the Red Navy against the United States Navy. It notes battleships, carriers, and patrol craft in various theaters and preocupaions about postwar naval balance.
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Britain
Rusa
Ussr
Hed Banner Navy
Unite Nations
Firigin
Germany
Graf Zeppelin
Gheisenay
Japan
Seis
Amnere
Rumnan Gavâ Eres
Moscom
Winton Churchill
Hie
Rea Navy
Rusia
Botnaverane
Gino
Ion Stern
Ehidee
Red Admiralty
United States
Fiat Navy
Rutewis
Russia
Arctic
Nordenskinié
East Sinerat
Okhotsie
Bering
Bug
Drcher
Amur
Volga Dvina
Dnieper
Lake Lacoga
Lenunwa Vinn
Battleship International
Unfi
Cenmarad
Smcivision
Res
Crf
Eraire
Jean
Kyonmadt
Baltic
Leningrad
Black Sea
Reo
Guiltier
Cristian Science Mod
Comat
Russie Naval,demigness
Serre
Admir
Rodgers
Norskeer
Meares
Euhope
Linel Staley
Ural
Etsovsy
Senate
Bowtons
Washington
Lincrin
Hestaf
Visi Wwe
American Dnnner Munstetomaly
Assrtom
Navi Voyager
Theyre All Polite In Japan Today
John Loughlin reports from Tokio on how American troops and war correspondents are treated by Japanese officials and the public. The piece notes a culture of extreme politeness that masks underlying attitudes and the complexity of occupation life, with travel ease for Allied reporters and varied local reactions to foreign presence.
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Span
Los
Ise
Sons of Heaven
Anc
Wellooage
Iinding
Eiligené Aftits
Hileturesque
Triome
Tokio
Wales
Princ Henry
Gljuinester
Mr Churchill
Europe
London
Jim
Heromes
Danan
Japan
sTapatica Minnie
Philippines
Dicrine
Aatralian
Ryan
Honehu
America
Nippon Times
Dawe
Mery
Eiia
Aus
Depen
Bis
Civin
Hax’ Geuten
Ela Rama
Oma Procaine
Art centres for towns and new civic culture plan
The article describes wartime and postwar plans to create art centres to boost community consciousness. It outlines government and voluntary efforts to house arts, provide training in democracy, and develop the South Bank area near Westminster with facilities including a proposed British National Theatre near Shakespeare's Globe.
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London ‘Coureil
Salat
Sis
Edit al Activite Nthe
Crime Wave Surges in Chicago After War, Warns Police
A sweeping crime rise hits Chicago with waves of murders robberies and assaults. Officials note over a dozen unsolved homicides and a spike in racketeering linked to postwar political turbulence. The police department faces calls for civilian control as crime outpaces resources and governance.
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Shaw
New York
Allances Scherer Tome Poibienne
Fanour
Fae
Pasrivnt
Minin Deweine
Retary
Tne
Civieagh
Evie
Bern Fuchting
Ermimivnushy Agave
Artice
Ving
Petapson
Capone
Serine Boweensen
Chicago
Coun'ry Betovai
Japanese gamble in Pacific war venture amid occupation plan
The article notes Japanese misgivings about occupying forces and the Allies' likely reaction. It discusses hopes to revive trade with Allied nations, dependence on imported raw materials, and efforts to build goodwill while avoiding harsh countermeasures. The piece highlights uncertainty about governance, and the occupation's impact on future independence.
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Gambia
Etsin
Ile Rey
Anyon MM Pe
Teschen District and the Postwar Peace Talks
Fragmentary account outlines Teschen district’s strategic value in Central Europe after World War I. It notes its coal resources, rail links, and population mix including Poles and Czechs, with tensions over future sovereignty and proposed border arrangements among Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Germany.
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New Europe
Teachen
Fim
Europe
Alge
Camackovakia
Teschen
Fie
Inverie Itv
Milesia
Malus Wis Bote
Creche
Dtlke
Galicis
Agricil
Mistry Teschen
Silesia
Nny
Caesheel
Dietriuy
Suktr Wali
Fundies
Erate Siatemmanshigere
Poland
Caechacovss
Cerviec
Seachen
Tescher
Comehe
Agine
Blanks
Tester
Ren Wes
Pacs
Whith
Promey
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Crossland Motors
PORD
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Advanx Tyre and Motor Service
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How McKay
Atherton
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John Loughlin
Peaceful Wights
Baby
National Theatre
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Clements Towle
Wellington
Clements
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de Hehane
Dunlop
Luoman Tractor Tyres
Eaen As
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