Japs Claim Success in Chinese Offensive
Japanese dispatches say four of seven Chinese armies were smashed in the Changsha drive in Hunan province and 100,000 Chinese troops were encircled northeast of the city. Two Chinese armies remained to defend Changsha as Japanese forces neared within 18 miles of the capital. Around 300,000 Chinese soldiers were retreating along a 180 mile front.
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Changsha
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Knights of Pythias District Meet Set for West Liberty
Knights of Pythias districts from seven counties including Scott, Louisa, Muscatine, Johnson, Clinton, Cedar and Jones will convene in West Liberty on October 14 with 700 delegates. Des Moines official Ray O. Garber is expected to attend. Floyd DeForest chairs the order.
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Front Conflict Report Details Red Blue Maneuver Near Shreveport
United Press reports from the front describe the Red Army retreat toward Shreveport Louisiana under constant Blue pressure. Reds destroy bridges and plant mines while the Blues claim several miles gained as both sides disagree on the drive’s extent.
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Shreveport
Louisiana
Richard C. Hottelet
Leon Kay
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Blue
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Wallace Unit Takes Over Issuance Of Export Licenses
Washington AP The economic defense board led by Vice President Wallace centralizes control of economic warfare by taking over all export license issuance in US foreign trade valued at four billion dollars annually. The move absorbs the state department controls division and integrates its functions into the board.
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Rockefeller Sees College Boom Too Large for Boys
John D Rockefeler Jr says too many boys go to college arguing the trend benefits some but wastes resources on many. He advocates selective schooling and practical training for the rest.
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International News Service
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Streamlined Underwear Plans Announced In Britain
In Britain the board of trade unveiled government controlled underwear aiming for simplicity and affordability. Garments will have minimal features and bear a CC-41 stamp indicating controlled commodity status, with a plain monogram rather than ornate initials.
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London
Britain
Board of Trade
Australia to export 30 million in aircraft next year
Canberra announced by John Leckie minister of aircraft production that Australia will export 30 million dollars worth of locally manufactured aircraft next year. The shipments will include heavy bombers and advanced trainers.
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Canberra
Australia
John Leckie
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