The Capital News Fainting On Jefferson City
The Daily Capital News from Jefferson City reports fainting incidents and local news items under the associated press usage. Subscriptions are listed with carrier delivery and weekly, monthly, and county rates for Missouri districts including Cole and adjoining counties.
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Capital News
Thesday
Jefferson City
Robert Goshorn
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Cole
Missouri
End of War in Europe Promises Unconditional Surrender Near
A column argues the European war is effectively won with Germany to surrender, while noting incomplete details of Hitler's downfall. It compares 1944 to 1918, warns of postwar economic ruin, and predicts exile governments will face massive reconstruction costs across France, Belgium, Holland, Norway, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Greece.
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Europe
Germany
Hitler
Japan
Marne
Russia
Ludendorff
Foch
Riech
Normandy
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Greece
United States
Dewey Campaign Shape at Albany Glows With Enthusiasm
Albany July 31 The Dewey personality is being crafted as a powerful, appealing figure by S Burton Heath. Visitors include officials, media, and GOP leaders plus Congress members. Observers say the governor’s vigor and straight road approach inspire delegates and press, signaling solid support as the campaign moves toward November.
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S. Burton Heath
Albany
Dewey
GOP
Capital
Brownell
National Finance
Kemper
Spangler
Congress
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Wendell Willkie
New England
Willkie
White House
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Japs End Hunger Strike in Stockade
In Lake TALE, 14 men confined in the Japanese segregation center stockade ended a hunger strike. They began taking nourishment again starting July 31, after the earlier claim of a strike, and were moved to the center hospital for observation before returning to the stockade.
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Tale Lake
Cal
War Relocation Authority
Center Hospital
WRA
War news and political chatter from a Missouri audience
A sweeping column combines wartime updates with political commentary. It lauds rain for crops and praises Republican newspapers for clean campaigning while critiquing others. It reports on Soviet advances, Allied operations in France and Italy, and various U.S. political rifts. It notes Dewey’s governors huddle and urges voters to choose trusted candidates. It also mentions other warfronts and international events with mixed, partisan tone.
Bradley Praises U S Air Ground Teamwork
Lt. Gen. Omar N. Bradley, commander of the First Army, said the air and ground cooperation in the present offensive is far beyond what they dreamed possible. German reports credit U S Ninth Air Force planes for constant air cover over advancing American columns, hitting strong points and radio warning tanks of approaching enemy positions.
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France
Omar’ N. Bradley
First Army
U. S. Ninth Air Force
America
Navy to Expand Rocket Weapons Production
The Navy announced a major boost in its rocket projectile program. Ammunition procurement will double, with rockets needed for planes and ships. Current monthly ammunition purchases are about $100 million, with rockets adding another $100 million per month at peak.
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Navy
Washington
Dewey Delivers Reconversion Warning In Pittsburgh
Governor Thomas E. Dewey warned that reconversion plans are overdue as he meets Pennsylvanian Republicans and labor leaders in Pittsburgh. He pressed for cabinet status for organized labor, urged bidirectional foreign trade, and stressed postwar work opportunities while continuing to travel to Springfield and St. Louis for further talks.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas E. Dewey
America
Pennsyyvania Politicos
Republican National
Walter Hallana
Prehistoric Carvings Found Deep in Mexican Cavern
AP reports discovery of prehistoric carved images of women wearing short skirts in a cavern 600 feet deep near Mexico City. Juan Valenzuela, head of an archaeological expedition, recently returned from southeastern Mexico. Also noted is a curious 1944 population estimate for the United States at 137,700,000.
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Mexico
Suly
Juan Valenzuela
United. ‘States
Interpreting War News on Normandy and Brittany
Kirke L. Simpson analyzes the Normandy foothold as a strategic base for future operations toward Paris and Brittany. He notes risk of German retreat from Brittany, potential Avranches and Rennes moves, and the Allied decision-making shaping a broader invasion front against German forces on multiple fronts.
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Normandy
France
Paris
Seine
Loire
Cherbourg
Brest
Brittany
Avranches
St. Nazaire
Rennes
Wartime railroad recruitment calls for workers in Missouri
The notice urges local and national rail jobs to support the war effort. It lists brakemen switchmen apprentices and many skilled trades plus clerks electricians telegraphers and laborers. Applicants should go to 2234 East High Street Jefferson City MO on Tuesday August 4, 1944 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
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America
Railroad Retirement Board
Employment Service
United States Employment Service Office
East High Street
Jefferson City
Ready for Peace tax plan eyed by lawmakers
Washington July 31 AP Assurance voiced by Chairman Doughton of the House Ways and Means Committee that congressional tax hedges will be ready when the war ends to stimulate economic expansion through broad adjustments in federal burdens. Coughton, returning from North Carolina, said postwar taxation studies progress, with experts from a joint committee and Treasury and IRS tax staffs working in unit on the plan.
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Doughton
D-Nc
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congressional
Jedders
Coughton
Wei
North Carolina
Treasury
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Agel Seeks First Ward Committeeman Burnish
Republican candidate H C Agel seeks First Ward committeeman post on Tuesday. The ad notes his experience in committee work and asks for voters support.
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H.C. " Agel
Ward
Ady
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