U S Consents to Polish Partition to Rebuild Unity
United States announces agreement in principle to a partition of Poland as demanded by Russia and accepted by Britain. Secretary Stettinius states this is conditional on mutual UN approval and direct agreement among concerned nations, aiming to aid war prosecution and aid Polish relocation and reconstruction.
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Henry C. Cassidy
Washington
United States
Poland
Russia
Britain
Stetinius
United Nations
Stettinius
Soviet Union
U. S
United Nations Organization
Capitol Hill
Connnally
Texas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
D-Colo
Administration
Roosevelt
Fey
East Prussia
Hull
Norfolk Navy Wives Take The Wheel to Ease Traffic
Norfolk VA civilians and servicemen face jammed commutes as Navy wife volunteers recruit 70 women to drive trolleys and buses. Mrs. George Seitz, wife of Commodore Seitz, inspired the program after a college personnel course urged practical transport solutions. The effort offers flexible hours, a pleasant work atmosphere, and shore-leave benefits for servicemen while boosting wartime mobility.
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Norfolk Navy
Rosellen Callahan
NER
Norfolk
Grace
George Seitz
Navy Base
Seitz
William and Mary
Navy
Virginia Electric Power Company
Commodore Seitz
Striking Truck Drivers Protest Extension Clause
In St Louis about 2000 truck drivers idle after eight men reject War Labor Board approval of a one year contract extension to 17 42 months. Local 600 president William Ryan says drivers protest an extension clause not wages or conditions. Freight deliveries halt, war material movement affected, 1000 long distance haulers idle.
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ST. Louis
AFL Teamsters
War Labor Board
William Ryan
Chaplin Paternity Suit Jury Named
A jury of seven women and five men was chosen to hear Joan Berry's paternity suit against Charlie Chaplin over her 14 month old daughter Carol Ann. The pool includes a retired navy man, a real estate broker, a Beverly Hills manager, and several other middle aged residents.
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Los Angeles
Joan Berry
Charlie Chaplin
Carol Ann
Beverly Hills
Western Union
ASK ABOUT OUR COLD RAY PERMANENTS AT FAST END BEAUTY SHOP
An advertisement for FAST END BEAUTY SHOP at 618 E High offers cold ray permanents at two dollars and fifty cents with a shampoo and set for fifteen cents. The ad emphasizes comfort and neat results.
Animal Stories From Front Usually Involve Food Phase
War humor dispatch from Germany recounts soldiers in the 407th regiment crossing minefields to rescue a colt, chasing a cow for milk, and shooting a pheasant for a feast. Lt. Latramaki’s company finds five cows and chickens after a village capture, supplying fresh dairy and eggs.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Germany
Jerry Silverstein
Los Angeles
407Th
Jerry
Colt
Carrald Corbley
Des Moines
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Carrol
Iowa
Pfc
Michael Chism
Louisville
Kentucky
Bossy
Chisma
Mike
No-Man's-Land
Gordon L. Benn
Hyde Park
Mass
Gordon
Raymond Latramaki
Tronwood
Mich
Saivamaki
British Prepare To Renew Attack On Po Valley
Rome dispatch reports British Eighth Army patrols probing German defenses across the Senio near Imola as a Po Valley offensive resumes. Nazis counter with Italian Fascist units south of the highway near Faenza. Polish forces crossed the Sintria and seized San Mamante Curiano with 140 prisoners, while Limisano and Caselle fell yesterday. Canadian corps approach Bagnacavallo after taking over 1000 prisoners since opening the Montone river push two weeks earlier.
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Rome
Eighth Army
Senia
Imola
Po Valley
Via Emilia
Bologna
Faenza
New Zealand
Sintria
Senio
San Mamante
Curiano
Limisano
Caselle
Bagnacavallo
Montibe River
Airline resumes passenger service to Miami from St Louis
Eastern Air Line offices announce direct service from St Louis to Miami, halted at war start, will resume Wednesday. The Flamingo Flyer departs St Louis at 8 30 p.m. with stops at Evansville, Nashville, Atlanta, Tallahassee and Tampa, arriving in Miami at 5 32 a.m.
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ST. Louis
Eastern Air Line
Miami
Evansville
Nashville
Atlanta
Tallahassee
Tampa
Bomb Loads Rock Rhine Railheads Supplying Nazis
An emergency sky express of 1100 American war planes from Britain bombed Rhine rail centers at Cologne, Coblenz and Mainz, aiming at German offensive springboards. Over 500 Flying Fortresses and 600 Mustangs joined, weather forced some to fly risky missions, with losses and dogfights reported.
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Rock Rhine
London
Britain
Germany
Rhine
Cologne
Coblenz
Mainz
Eighth Air Force
Allied Air Power Pounds Nazi Targets Amid Fog Blooms
The Vienna area from bases in Italy saw a British air fleet guided through five mile thick cloud walls by radio. Bombardiers dropped explosives while Luftwaffe inactivity and light flak leftMustangs unable to strike ground targets. In 36 hours Allied planes may have sunk 207 Luftwaffe units and unleashed roughly 12,000 tons of bombs concentrated against Field Marshal Rundstedt's offensive.
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Vienna
Italy
Luftwaffe
Britain
Furth
Marshal von Rundstedt
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