War Production Chief Warns of Extended Civilian Freeze
WPB Chief Krug warns that Germain counteroffensive may extend civilian production freezes. 1945 aircraft goal raised to 78227 planes with B 29 output up, yet potential further cuts loom as reports on frontlines arrive. New tire plants planned and cotton yarn shifts loom, with five top officials to Europe to assess needs while urging labor to maintain munition output through holidays.
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United States
Krug
Japan
Sing
WPS
Europe
Harald Boeschenstein
William Y. Elliott
Civilan Supply
James Folger
Murderess Held in Ongoing Case Ties to Parole Officer
Investigators linked Mrs. Judson to former parole officer Mrs. Emily Latham, who died of a heart attack and was cremated. Mrs. Logan, a houses keeper for Logan since 1943, has been missing since June 3 amid questions over parole papers, while Judson previously served 19 years for the murder of Jacob C. Denton, a Los Angeles mining and oil operator found shot in his basement in 1920.
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Emily Latham
Judson
Los Angeles
Aira
Logan
Mukden Lashed Continued From Page One
China based B 29s now raid with high frequency and combined operations are planned between B 20s U S 14th Air Force and the Chinese American composite wing. A pipeline from India to northern Burma was reported completed to shorten fuel runs into China. Details on extension were not disclosed.
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China
Chungking
Robert B. McClure
U. S
Hankow
U. S. 14Th Air Force
India
Burma
Survey Finds Soldiers Wish to Start Small Businesses
A War Department survey shows about one in eight soldiers at home and abroad plans to start a business or farm after leaving the army. Under the "Right of Nights" veterans may borrow up to 3000 dollars with a government guarantee, shaping a postwar entrepreneurship program.
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Washington
War Department Rey
Joan
Avignon
France
Battle for Europe Continues Amid German Breakthroughs
Allied and German forces clash in western Europe as Gen Eisenhower mounts counterattacks to blunt Rundstedt’s offensive. American units from the Aachen area press south and southwest while northern Lorraine diversions seek to blunt the German bulge. Malmedy Stavelot and surrounding sectors see fierce battles with German armor driving toward Belgium and Luxembourg.
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Europe
Germany
Rhine
Ludwig Sertorius
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Karl von Rundstedt
Ral Sertorius
Aachen
U. S. Ad Army
Lorraine
Sertorius
Meuse
Rundstedt
Ardennes Forest
Bartogne-Arlon
Belgium
Luxembourg
Cieter
Sedan
France
Siege-Bastorne-Arlon
Arlon
Bastogne
Noer
Rhineland
Courtney H. Hodges
1St Army
Malmedy
Stavelot
Liege
Ines
Hablemont
Beletan
Hes
Licre
St. Vith
Moapelt
Anccians Wold
Coleumn
Behirmagh
Mixa Carson
Welgium
Lineembourd
Liege-Bastogne-Arrun
Luxembourd
Miss Carson
French Anger Grows Over Allied Relief and Bombing Blame
Shafer reports Paris residents resent Allied troops and demand more food, while French misperceive British credit for aid. He claims French think American and British actions differ, with blame placed on the U.S. for Havre bombing and UNRRA lagging in relief work. The German push in Belgium is described as expected, with fresh armored units concentrating after rest.
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Shafer
Europe
Grham
Great Britain
U.S
Havre
Walter Front
UNANA
United Nations Relief
Uehabilitation
Haa
France
UNRRA
Belgium
Leyte Invasion Presses Japanese Holdouts Near Libungag
Allied forces encircled Mindoro and closed the pocket in Leyte as MacArthur stated two army corps narrowed the jaws of the Ormoc corridor. Japanese remnants were isolated and destroyed, with Yamashita vowing surrender while Leyte neared its end as supply lines to Palompon were cut.
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Mindoro
MacArthur
Ornecurerridor
Leyte
Pittipnine Island
Yamashita
Ormoc
Libungag
Palompon
Saturday Night Variety Program At Garnet High
Vorel and Charles Greyhill announced a program featuring Rosa Neville and Garnet high school choristers directed by Maude Wanzer Layne, with Joe T. Hudson Nathan Poffenbarser Bo Connell Jo Louise Elliott and others. correspondent notes German forces widening a corridor toward a northwest swing in Liege.
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Vorel
Charles Greyhill
Rosa Neville
Garnet High School
Maude Wanzer Layne
Mtre
Joe T. Hudson
Nathan Poffenbarser
Bo Connell
Jo Louise Elliott
Russell Foglesang
South Charleston
Mother's Slingers
Orris Polling
Stimson Urges Patience as War News Delays Continue
Secretary Stimson cautioned that success and safety depend on patience as the war stalls, resisting the idea that arms shortages or allied disagreements in any way determine Nazi timing. He said he did not believe the United Nations are losing solidarity or that timing ties to the two factors.
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Stimeln
Gnad
Jane
Stimson
United States
Europe
War Writer Analyzes Allied Setback In Europe
An AP War writer explains weeks or months may pass to assess causes of the Allied setback. He cites no manpower shortage but notes German superiority in attack and preparation, with Allied attempts to seize initiative through hand fighting, double bays, and tank actions. The German offensive under von Rundstedt pushes into Belgium as fierce fighting continues.
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F “7
Page U
von Rand-siedt
Belgium
Soviet Forces Advance Along Slovakia Front Lines
A Bucharest radio report claims Romanian troops crossed the Slovak frontier to aid liberation of Czechoslovakia. Paris radio says street fighting in Zagreb, with Soviet troops and Tito's Partisans active, as two thirds of Slovakia’s southern border faces invading Soviet units.
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Manaues Aoatn
Wassen
Slovakia
Rass
Teett
Lucence
Bucharest
Yugoshivia
Marshal Tito
Whisky Trucks Rush To Offset Wheeling Shortage
Whisky trucks rushed to Wheeling yesterday as the liquor commission moved several loads of alcoholic beverages northward to ease a Yuletide shortage. Weather delayed normal supply routes to the Ohio county seat, with recent shipments by train to passable points due to impassable highways. Shelves in Wheeling liquor stores were nearly bare of whisky and rum, with brands running low.
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Wheeling
Liquor Conical Commission
Ohio
Chinese civilians urged to evacuate coast ahead of U S air strikes
Chungking broadcasts call for Chinese to flee Japanese held cities along the Chung coast and other areas before American air force raids. Maj Gen Robert B McClure announced that U S planes will bomb every Japanese held supply port on the China mainland with maximum tonnage and planes. Civilians urged to leave major Manchuria and Fore regions as well.
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U.S
Chungking
Chung Coast
Robert B. McClure
U. S
China Theater
Ching
Manchuria
Ps and 1 avoid travel on any panese controlled trains
The fragment hints at travel restrictions or advisories regarding Panese controlled trains ships or motor vehicles. No clear identities or dates are present to determine the full event or agency involved. Further readable context would yield a precise card.
Property Transfers and Miscellaneous Deeds Recorded
Fragmentary OCR lists various property transfers and deeds including W Sealle George and wife, Joseph Marpet, 10 percent interest in section 2 Pleasant Valley cabins, R Fales to Fannie Fei Pals, John A Thulow, Joan W Pauley, parcels in blocks 37 and 38 Glenwood, and other names like Pope and wife Frank. Readable items indicate conveyances, partitions, and adjustments of real estate in a local register.
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Sealle George
Joseph Marpet
Pleasant Valley
R Fales
Fannie Fei Pals
John A. Thulow Addadohn
Emma Er
Joan W. Pauley
Loa
Ihlock
Qlenwood
Lok
Work Ly. Dunbar
Pope
Wanda A
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