Roosevelt Churchill plan three power conference Moscow
United States and Great Britain press for a Moscow meeting with the Soviet Union to speed Allied aid to the Red Army. Roosevelt and Churchill seek the maximum delivery of supplies amid heavy Axis pressure as Soviet losses mount including tanks guns and trucks since the war began.
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Stalin
Joseff Stalin
Soviet of Peoples Mmnissars
U.S
Moscow
Red Army
Btalin
Lord Beaverbrook
Britain
Hopkins
W. Averell Harriman
Ediate
Russians Fight Bitter Rear-Guard in Ukraine Drive
German and Russian reports describe heavy fighting across Ukraine as the Dnieper battle widens. German forces claim large Soviet losses near Odessa and Nikolaev while Berlin notes encirclements west of the Dnieper Bend and rail line bombings.
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Associated Press
Ukraine
Semeon Budyonny
Dnieper
London
Black Sea
Finenish
Odessa
Bug River
Berlin
Stettin
Epi
Kingter
Red Army
Russia
Joseph
America
Moscow
Goguen
Kiev
Smolensk
Lake Ladoga
Murmansk
Archangel
Japan
Siberia
Vladivostok
U. S
Semeo
Nikolaev
Three power talks with Stalin seen as long war ahead
London reports Roosevelt and Churchill seek a three power conference with Stalin to discuss long term war policy. Commentators note Soviet retreat in Ukraine under German pressure while supply lines via Murmansk Archangel and Vladivostok loom as vital routes. Talks may include American British staff joining Moscow discussions.
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London
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Russia
United States
Britain
Ukraine
Joseph Stalin
Lapen
Arctic
America
Murmansk
Archangel
Pacific
Vladivostok
Japan
Mos
Uni- States
Ald
Moscow
Burglary Strikes Craig and Wear Barber Shop
The Craig and Wear barber shop at 400 block Second Avenue was broken into Friday night or early today. Two razors and a few coins were stolen. Entry was gained through a rear window. The burglary was discovered this morning. Officers J. B. Whitmire and W. McCall are investigating.
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Craig and Wear
Second Avenue
J. B. Whitmire
W. McCall
Convicts Seek Restoration Of Lash In Prison
Inmates at Louisiana State Prison in Angola request return of corporal punishment after trying new solitary confinement cells. They cited past flogging as quicker than lengthy confinement and demanded a revival of the old whip, quoting prison personnel and a state warden.
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Angola
Louisiana State
Sam H.jones
Devil’s Island
Angela Argus
D. D. Bazer
Oil Gift Plan Abandoned in Texas Debate
In Texas leaders describe donating one day’s oil production to Britain as noble but impractical due to机械 and legal hurdles. Sunday is Oil for Britain Day. one observer suggests selling a day’s run to regular buyers and using the proceeds to fund British purchases of American oil for tanker loading.
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Turi
The
Texas
Great Britain
Britain
Two Axis Vessels Intercepted By British Forces
London reports the admiralty announced two axis supply ships were intercepted on the high seas by British naval units. The 3,667-ton German vessel Norderney and the 4,272-ton Italian Stella were seized. times and locations were not disclosed. Norderney last appeared March 17 at Belem with hides and rubber cargo. Stella was last seen June 8, 1940, anchored near Recife with three other Italians.
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London
Admiralty
Norderney
Belem
Brazil
Stella
Recife
Aviator Clay Saunders Dies at 31 in Memphis
Clay Saunders son of ex-grocery chain owner Clarence Saunders died in Memphis at age 31. Saunders was an aviator for 13 years and held both British pilot and U S transport licenses.
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Clay Saunders
Memphis
Tenn
Clarence Saunders
Saunders
U. S
Universal Company to Build New Plant in Decatur Ohio
Universal Concrete Pipe Company plans a $50 000 plant on five acres near the Tennessee river between City Water Company property and a proposed Standard Oil terminal. Groundwork begins Monday with 20 local jobs at start and more in related operations, site near rail lines, to open in about 30 days.
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Universal Concrete Pipe Company
Columbus
Ohio
Decatur
Tennessee River
City Water Company
Standard Oil Company
John M. Nelson
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
H. Eschenbrenner
E B. Mu
Georgia
Cleveland
Sandusky
Zanesville
Youngstown
New
Martinsville
Parkersburg
Washington
Elmira
Binghamton
Rochester
Syracuse
New Jersey
Dover
Pittsb
Warren
Noristown
Worcester
Mass
Atlanta
Augusta
Heinzman
W . J. Kelley
Concrete
W. P. Moore
John Patterson
Roosevelt Returns to Rockland After Historic Churchill Meeting
President Roosevelt sails toward Rockland Me after an Atlantic voyage with Winston Churchill. Reporters await a press conference aboard the Potomac to reveal details of wartime talks and plans for ending Nazi tyranny. Aboard are Hopkins Watson McIntyre Beardall and the White House staff.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Rockland
Roosevelt
Winston
Churchill
Potomac
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Deer Island
Washington
Four Corners
Earth
Coth
North Atlantic
Navy
Harry Hopkins
Atlantic
Ochurchill
FE. M. Watson
Ross T. McIntyre
Navy Sea
John R. Beardall
Hopkins
Gasoline Rationing Takes Effect Along Eastern Seaboard
The Office of Price Administration issues a wartime gasoline rationing order for the East with a 10 percent cut in deliveries to service stations. Non essential use should fall about 20 percent as essential vehicles stay fueled. Filling station operators must allocate remaining supply without discrimination. The plan relies on station discretion to spread curtailment daily and monthly, approved by Secretary Ickes.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration and Civilian Supply
OPACS
Interior
Ickes
Defense Petroleum
District of
Colia
Mr. Hit
Decision Held Back On Plan To Run Yards
A U S Steel shipyard row in Kearny New Jersey stalls a 10 day strike stoppage threatening 493 million dollars in vessel construction. CIO secretary James B Carey demands a management union conference before any government take over.
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Associated Preas
Navy
Mammoth
Kearny, N. J
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
L. H. Korndorff
United States Steel Company
James B. Carey
CIO
Carey
Korndorff
Korndorfft
Defense Mediation Board
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
United Automobile Workers
Briggs
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Fairfield
Ala
CLO Steel Workers
Emil Rieve
CI0
Textile Workers Union of America
American Woolen Company
New England
Mack Trucks, Inc
Allentown
Auto Workers
Dr. J F Huey Dies at 75 in Birmingham Enley Home
Funeral services were held at Brown Service Chapel Norwood Birmingham for Dr J F Huey a retired physician aged 75 who died Thursday at his Ensley home after five months in retirement He practiced 50 years mainly in Lawrence County Hillsboro Town Creek and Falkville also serving as mayor and leading local medical societies He is survived by a widow two daughters a stepdaughter a son two stepsons a brother and a nephew.
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J. F. Huey
Lawrence
Morgan Counties
Brown Service
Norwood
Birmingham
Buriag
Oakland Cemetery
Huey
Ensley
H. J. Wurtele
Charles Cadell
Falkville
Morgan County
Roosevelt and Churchill Meet in Historic Photograph Series
Page eight images from The Daily show President Roosevelt and Winston Churchill in a historic meeting. Wirephoto service photos from The Associated Press accompany the display.
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the Daily
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Associated Press
War to Continue Ten Years Says Il Giornale Editor
Virginio Gayda, in Rome, argues the present conflict will last ten years or longer if the United States and Britain pursue plans to destroy Nazi power. He criticizes the Roosevelt Churchill eight point declaration as a coarse propaganda gesture that failed at birth.
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Rome
Virginio Gayda
United States
Britain
Roosevelt
Churchill
Il Giornale D'Italia
Nickel-in-slot doorbell shown to deter unwelcome guests
A coin activated doorbell designed to thwart unwanted visitors is set for display at a meeting of The Inventors of America in Los Angeles on Monday night. It rings only when a nickel is inserted, promising discreet use for homeowners facing uninvited guests.
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Los Angeles
the Inventors of America
Two Slightly Hurt In Car In Friday Accidents
Kos Chunn and M Juitle suffered minor injuries when a car they rode in went out of control and rolled over three miles west of Madison at 6 30 Friday afternoon. Herschel W Montgomery escaped injury when his truck skidded on wet pavement on Bee Line Highway six miles south of here.
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Kos Chunn
Decatur
Bee Line
Here
Sanders Fusch
Julius Hale
Oil Refining Hired To Double 100 Octane Fuel Capacity
Petroleum Coordinator Ickes announced that the oil industry is drafting plans to double refinery capacity for 100 octane aviation gasoline. The move aims to prevent shortages for Russian, British, and American air forces as the war effort intensifies. Industry representatives and Petroleum Coordination officials discussed methods at meetings this week.
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Ickes
Russia
Britain
Office of Petroleum Coordination
Duplex Remodel Permit Granted at 401 Prospect Drive
Caldwell firm obtains city hall permit to remodel the duplex at 401 Prospect Drive with improvements valued at 1000 dollars. The notice cites permit approval and project scope for the property.
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W. & Caldwell
City Hall
Prospect Drive
Planes used in war test with Army across Arkansas and Texas
Nearly 800 airplanes from bombers and pursuit craft will take part in Louisiana war games for 600000 troops. Lt Gen Delos C Emmons assigns 450 planes to the 3rd Army in south Louisiana and 350 to the 2nd Army in the northern sector. Air units simulate bombing and strafing operations and will include parachute troop exercises.
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Arkansas
Delos C. Emmons
Air Force
Third Army
Louisiana
Second Army
Natchitoches
Shreveport
Lufkin
Texas
Jackson
Mississippi
Third Army Air Force
3Rd Task Force
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Lafayette
Camp Beauregard
Baton Rouge
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Ellington Field
General Wilkins Claimed by Death
Brig. Gen. Harry B. E. Wilkins age 80, World War I staffer to Gen. Pershing and member of the first American contingent to land in France, died last night in Des Moines Iowa. A 1887 US Military Academy graduate, he served 32 years in the army and national guard before retiring in 1919. Burial is set for Arlington National Cemetery, Washington DC, Wednesday.
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Des Moines
Harry BE. Wilkins
John J. Pershing
France
United States Military Academy
Army
National Guard
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D. C
War drift in wartime talks shifts toward Japan
Dewitt Mackenzie reports that Churchill and Roosevelt discussed joint military action against Japan during a historic conference at sea. The outcome remains secret but suggests pressure for intervention if Nippon does not alter course. the path to war or peace hinges on Nippon’s next move.
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Dewitt MacKenzie Comet
Japan
Roosevelt
Churchill
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Nippon
War With Japan Very Likely, Debate Reveals Dread
In state councils, leaders weigh the peril of further actions that could spark war with Japan. Officials acknowledge Japan faces a damned if they do and damned if they don't dilemma as pressures rise from sanctions and military moves in Indo China.
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Georgia
Hibnsett
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Great Tain
Prime
Ussia
Tennessees Bank
Universal Company
Seaboard
Kearny Head
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Prentice
Abbie Blanche Cantrill
Chicago
Scottsboro
J. 8. Benson
Camp Forrest
Wilkins
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