Army of Catacombs Held Out Underneath Odessa
Odess a dispatch reports the underground resistance known as the army of catacombs survived a long siege beneath the city. About 10 000 partisans and 3 000 refugees hid in limestone tunnels 75 to 160 feet below, with fires, presses, hospitals, and food kits. Major Anatole Loechenko guided the tour of passages near Moldavanka, describing entrances, a battle at a secret doorway, and civilian losses.
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Army of E' Catacombs
Odessa
Perilla
Anatole Loechenko
Moldavanka
Srechenko
Karfamishkaya
Alexander Zholodev
Peter Yelkin
Harry
Lore brings fast relief for psoriasis symptoms
A new preparation called Lore promises prompt relief from psoriasis external symptoms. It helps remove scales arrest itching and reduce infection risk. A $1.50 jar NELORE is offered with a money back guarantee at May's Drug Store and other outlets.
Farm Wage Ceilings May Be Extended
Washington based War Food Administrator Marvin Jones testified before the House Banking and Currency Committee that the War Food Administration may extend current farm wage ceilings this year to protect food production. He said price controls have been successful, benefiting farmers and consumers, and noted several wage ceilings are already in high wage areas with possible further extensions to support production.
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Washington
INS
Marvin Jones
WFA
House Banking and Currency Committee
Jones
Gifford
D-Mass
Jones warns general price support threatens broader costs
Jones declared that compensating dairymen for higher production costs could unsettle other markets. He warned that supporting one commodity might cause instability across lines, risking wider economic effects.
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Jones
Goebbels appeals to rally behind Hitler on birthday
London AP reports Nazi Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels urged Germans to rally behind Adolf Hitler as he turned 55. Berlin’s radio quoted Goebbels from the eve of the birthday address at the State Opera House stressing Nazi aims and unity amid hardship. Goering urged loyalty despite looming dangers amid air raids described as lasting ten years after peace.
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London
Paul
Joseph Goebbels
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Berlin
Goebbels
Germany
Yanks in Field to Get Sleeping Bags
Philadelphia AP report says a warm woolen sleeping bag will replace blankets as standard issue for American troops in the field, to be supplied by the Philadelphia quartermaster depot.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot
Mars candy firm pays $515000 in OPA case
The Marsdeny company of Chicago agreed to pay 515000 in damages after OPA charged price ceiling violations in 1942. The settlement followed a retrial plan, with Mars electing to buy peace rather than continue the dispute, citing wartime production pressures.
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Kansas City
Office of Price Administration
Mars Endy Company
Chicago
OPA
Jerome K. Walsh
John C. Collett
H. HK. Hoben
Mars, Inc
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