Nazis Prolonged War By Months, Scribe Says
Paris dispatch reports Adolf Hitler aimed to push to the Meuse and Antwerp within weeks but failed to meet major aims. German forces near the Meuse were halted by the Second Armored Division and First Army, costing 500 to 600 of roughly 700 tanks. Analysts say the Ardennes offensive bought time for the Allies, possibly one to six months, while eroding German strength and signaling their fate.
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Cedar Rapids Credit Men Hear Bach on Zion Theme
Dr Marcus Bach of the University of Iowa school of religion will address the Cedar Rapids Association of Credit Men at the Roosevelt hotel Friday at 6 p m. His talk titled Were Marching to Zion will focus on religious themes Edith Reed Atkinson will perform several vocal numbers during the event.
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Provisions Bought For OPA Evidence Given to Charities
Washington The Office of Price Administration denied rumors that steaks butter tires and gasoline bought as evidence of ration violations are given freely by OPA workers. Herman Greenberg head of meat and dairy enforcement said employees suffer shortages more than civilians and try to follow rules to avoid criticism. He denied reports of staff marketing at OPA offices. Meat and other perishable products are involved.
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Regulations Govern Disposal of Government Property
The new rules outline that usable goods seized as evidence are to be distributed to local charities while non perishable items like tires revert to treasury procurement.
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El Salvador Elects Castro as President
Gen Salvador Castaneda Castro was declared elected president of El Salvador on the third day of the national election with 312,754 votes. The announcement confirms Castro's victory and marks the culmination of the electoral process in San Salvador.
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