Turkey Seen Ready to Act With Allies
Cairo reports suggest the three day Cairo talks among Ismet Inonu Roosevelt and Churchill point to far reaching Middle East and Mediterranean implications. The communique spoke of closest unity and future relations among the United States Turkey Britain, with Turkish entry into the war possibly after further discussion and without immediate action.
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John F. Chester
Cairo
Ismet Inony
Roosevelt
Churchill
Middle East
Mediterranean
Harry Hopkins
British-American Munitions Assignsments Board
Turkey
Germany
tAn Associated Press
Ankara
Inanu
United States of America
Great Briton
Russia
Sergei A. Vinogradov
Inani
Numan Menemencioclu
Anthony Eden
Hughe Knatchbull-Hugesson
Eden
Menemen- Regha
Moscow
Britain
Portugal
Munster
Twony
Thad
Theaties
Mudag Kag Pete
Karg George
Xced
Meeting the Enemy Face to Face in War Report
Former Throckmorton Cowboy James Sheppard, 24, now with the 5th Army in Italy, recounts a knife-edge engagement on La Difenga where he killed two Germans, wounded three, and escaped during a fierce encounter amid mud and grenades. In Washington, O'Mahoney pushes for all-out price control to curb inflation while Byrnes warns subsidies could lift living costs, with rail wage talks and milk price rises shaping wartime policy. Roosevelt designates January 1 as a national day of prayer for guidance in wartime duties.
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New York
James W. Sheppard
Throckmorton
Tex
Homer Bigart
Sheppard
Jack McWorter
Throckmorton County
Bigart
Washington
O'Munoney
D.wye
O'Mahoney
James F. Byrnes
Une
Justice Byrnes
Bernard M. Baruch
Byrnes
Wolcott
R.-Mich
House Banking Committee
Rep
Magnuson
D.wagh
Bankhead
D.-Ala
Senate
Banking Committee
Congress
Senate Agriculture
Truman Committee
Hill T
Fred M. Vinaga
Burney
Seid O'Mahoney
War bond ad bills killed by House committee
The House Ways and Means Committee deadlocked 11 to 19 in executive session on three war bond advertising bills. One Senate bill would spend 15 million dollars for ads in small-city papers, while two House bills would spend 30 million to distribute funds to second class mailing papers. The treasury opposed them as subsidies, while supporters said ads were needed to reach rural readers.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Charman Coughton
Senate
House
Coughton
German Push in Kiev Bend Fails to Halt Soviet Advance
Soviet bulletin reports German tank and infantry assaults in the Kiev bend as Red Army retakes ground around Znamenka and Kremenchug. About 1,700 German tanks in a narrow west Kiev sector faced heavy losses. sixteen strongholds fell below Kremenchug. Russians claim deep pene tration toward Znamenka, rail junctions cut, and three railroad trains seized.
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Henry C. Cassidy
Moscow
Kiev
Chernyakhov-Zorosten
Kremenchug
Znamenka
Ral
Dnieper
Fritz von Mannstein
Redarty
Znamenko
Gaid
Pantayevka
Alexandriya
Nikolaev
Kirovograd
Tsibulevo
Dimitrovka
Znamenrka
Come Imunique
Rodion ¥. Makinovakty
Odessa-Lwow
Krivoi Rog
I Znamenka
Red Army
Naples Gas Service Restored After Bomb Damage
Naples reports army engineers have restored gas service six weeks after bombs and German demolitions damaged the system. Italian engineers had predicted a six month repair period. The swift completion astonished local experts and residents relying on gas.
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Naples
UPI
Five Iowa Draft Violators Sentenced to Prison Terms
Five Iowa draft violators were sentenced to prison terms in U S district court Wednesday before Judge George H Moore. Donald A Hauck and William Fisch both of Dubuque received five year terms, Fisch in a penitentiary and Hauck in a reformatory, for draft evasion. Charles Spaulding of Charle tty got four years, John Keith of Waterloo five years, and Victory Johnson of Delhi five years in reformatories for failure to report for induction. All claimed religious scruples and rejected immediate service but received the stated sentences.
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George H. Moore
U. S. District Court
William D. Fisch
Donald A. Hauck
Dubuque
Joh L. Spaulding
Charletty
John Keith
Waterloo
Victory C.johnson
Delhi
U.S
South Dakota GOP to Back Stassen
A slate of delegates pledged to vote for Herold F. Stassen for the Republican presidential nomination will be filed in the South Dakota primary next May. Rapid City attorney Joseph H. Bottum, Jr. said he will manage the Stassen campaign in South Dakota. Stassen’s name is filed in the Nebraska primary and Wisconsin Governor Walter J. Goodland has indicated support for a Stassen delegation there.
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Sioux Falls
Herold F. Stassen
Minnesota
South Dakota
Joseph H. Bottum
Rapid City
Bottum
Stassen
Nebraska
Waltur
Goodland
Wisconsin
Housing Leaders to Meet Friday in Council Bluffs
Builders bankers and material dealers gather Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the city hall auditorium to hear how to obtain FHA priorities and loans for dwellings. Holger Holm of Omaha Nebraska directs the event with FHA staff of valuators architects and underwriters. Holm notes FHA financing covers most residential property meeting standard construction and location criteria.
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City Hall
Council Bluffs
Chamber of Commerce
Holger Holm
Omaha
Iowa- Nebraska
Federal Housing Administration
Holm
FHA
Indiana man named as committee head gains GOP leadership
Rep Charles A Halleck of Indiana was elected chairman of the Republican congressional committee by acclamation to serve until the end of the current Congress. The 82 member panel, with one from each state, intends a vigorous role in next year’s elections as GOP control of the House seems likely.
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Waashington
Charles A. Halletk
Indiana
Republican Congressional Committee
J. William Ditter
Pennsylvania
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Halleck
Clark's Army Gains Summit of Mt Camino
Allied reports say the Sth army seized the summit of Mt Camino and overran three villages southwest of Mignano while forcing Germans from Monastery ridge. American and British forces pushed German defenders back on Mt Camino and Mt Maggiore as rains and heavy fire slowed progress along the Cassino line.
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Noland Norgaard
Algiers
Sth
Mt Camino
Mignano
Cassino
Rome
Mark VV. Clark
Mt.Camino
Mt. Maggiore
Americ Tan
5Th Army
Gaia
Bth
Adriatic
Sir Bernard
Montgomery
Arca
Moro
Ganciano
Chieti
Monastery Ridge
Mt. Camino
Clark
Liri
Garigliano
Camino
Acquapendole
Cocutusza
Camino Road
U. S
Hamthera
Civitavecchia
Pescara
Hurley Nominated for Major General Post in War Effort
Major General designation sought for Patrick J Hurley formerly secretary of war. He played a principal role in arranging allied conferences in Cairo and Tehran and was nominated Wednesday for the rank.
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Washington
Patrick J. Hurley
Cairo
Teheran
Dewey Named Rising Favorite for GOP Nomination
Alt M. Landon, 1936 Republican candidate, said in New York he regards Thomas E. Dewey as the outstanding possibility for the Republican presidential nomination next year. Landon spoke 20 minutes with Governor Dewey and declined to declare his exact stance, but he said he goes along with the preponderant sentiment.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Alt M. Landon
Landon
Dewey
Policy Toward Colleges Outlines Wartime Education Contracts
Washington dispatch reports on higher education contracts with the Army and Navy for student training units. Secretary Knox says termination payments may be made to colleges and outlines steps for potential continuation if post armistice retraining is funded. Rep. Talle urged protection against hardship from mid year contract terminations. Knox notes broader education and veteran training coordination could aid continuity and finances. Separately, Frances Perkins urges rapid mobilization of women into war labor as January draft quotas are expected to double and demand climbs post selective service.
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Washington
Army and Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
Henry O. Talle
R-Sc
Thi
Army and Navy Board
Talle
Knox
Congress Shell
Congress
Ihe
Navy Secretary
Kansas City
Frances Perking
National Labor Conference
Cardinal O'Connell Celebrates 84th Birthday in Boston
William Cardinal O'Connell, Roman Catholic archbishop of Boston, marked his eighty fourth birthday today as more than 12 million parishioners in the archdiocese joined holy day masses for the feast of the immaculate conception.
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Boston
Wiliam Cardinal O'Connell
Htis
Turkey's Secret Role With Allies Deepens
Washington observers note Cairo communique signals Turkey's potential entry into war as an allied associate. Ankara’s strategic Balkans position and desire for a voice in peace talks drive a possible Turkish military partnership, with air bases and port access crucial for a Balkan offensive and rapid Allied advances through the Aegean and Marmara.
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John M. Hightower
William Frye
Washington
Pi — Dreda
Turkey
Ceremany
Cairo
Roosevelt
Churchill
Ismet Inonn
Balkans
Germany
Aquad Channel
Belgium
France
Adriatic
Yugoslavia
Aegean Sea
Balkane
Aegean
Greece
Aegean Islands
Rumn
Balkana
Asia
Europe
Dardenelles
Sea of Marmara
Bosporus
Balkan
Actye
Jendleseo
Istanbul
Merich Valley
Bulgana
Tin Can tavern operator death probe widens
Police Chief Reed Phillips said he is probing the death of Katy Satady a 46 year old tavern operator who died Tuesday night while being transported by ambulance to a hospital. Two men are being questioned about a reported tavern fight as coroner Frank C Keppy cites an existing heart ailment as contributing factor.
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Davenport
Reed Phillips
Katy Satady
Frank C. Keppy
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