Knuckle-Rapping Of Churchill To Franco Made Known
London reports indicate Churchill delivered a blunt rebuke to Franco over a wartime mediation proposal. Foreign office notes say correspondence remained confidential, with public release contingent on both sides agreeing. British stance signaled Spain under Franco unlikely to join postwar security bodies.
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Franco
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Conficesta
Sores
Hance
Clement Allee
Parlement
Washington
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France
Foreign Office
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Brush
Germany
Britain
Spain
United Nations
Stalin
Hoosevelt
Argentina blamed for stirring new armed conflict at world trade union meet
Vicente Lombardo Toledano of Mexico City, head of the Latin American Federation of Labor, charged at the World Trade Union conference that Argentina sought to revive punitive actions against Germany and fuel a fascist contagion aided by German funds and technicians.
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London
Argentina
Germany
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
Mexco City
Latin American Federation of Labor
Allied push into Germany near Kleve and Prum 1945
Allied forces across northern Alsace and Luxembourg push toward the Rhine. In Germany, US Third Army under Lt Gen Patton forges four bridgeheads north of Prüm and breaches the west wall near the city. German resistance tightens with paratroop divisions attempted counterattacks as bombardment and flooding threats loom.
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Marshal Montgomery
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Nuederden
Kleve
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Waal
Neder Rhine
Alsace
Maas
George S Patton
Third Army
Pruem
Germany
Luxembourg
Extension Service Has New Appointees
Auburn AP report outlines new Extension Service appointees led by A. J. Beaty in charge with FW Burts and J Deo Bilson among others. Beaty cites cooperative marketing as key to helping farmers access markets, reduce costs, and raise income, noting six new marketing associations in Blount Cullman St. Clair Geneva Houston and Butler counties. The Auburn agency aided in marketing 3.5 million pounds of pecans and revival of cattle and sheep industries in the Black Belt and Tennessee Valley.
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Riwhite
Aibe
Abe Eembing
Grecup Peckoe
Ang Giewdarainn
Pctades
Beaty
Ebcharge
Blount
Cullman
St. Clair
Geneva
Houston
Butler Counties
L. O Brackeen
Extension Service
Black Belt
Tennessee Valley
Meat Supply Outlook Delivers Mixed State Change
Continued report notes increased utility grade beef for cahbyed meat production, with gains in all regions except California, Oregon, and Washington where canning facilities run at capacity. Federally inspected slaughterers supply about 6 percent of higher grades and 45 percent of pork, while anticipated reductions in hog and sheep slaughter temper overall supply, except cattle which show a rise in lower grades.
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California
Oregon
Washington
Governent
Greek peace conference reaches final stage near Athens
The government and EAM-ELAS left wing forces draft a joint peace agreement at an isolated village 20 miles south of Athens. Up north, the US Seventh Army prepares to renew its drive into Germany as war moves onward.
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Rhineland
Cob Jenz
France
Seventh Army
Germany
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Opernoten
Isselles
Surasbourg
Cologne
Aachen
Athens
Eam-Elas
Here
Ing
Roosevelt May Visit France's De Gaulle
Paris reports indicate President Roosevelt may visit France to meet General de Gaulle after talks with Prime Minister Churchill and Marshal Stalin. No official confirmation. Paris sources cite high expectations for a summit amid premeeting discussions.
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France
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Paris
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Quemere
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Churchill
Marshal Stein
Plan to speed Allied victory after Europe ends
The article notes that with Germany defeated the Allies face new tasks in the Pacific. It argues suppression of chaos after a German collapse, and stresses the need to redeploy British and American forces from Europe to the Orient. Luzon’s reconquest shortens the path to Japan’s defeat.
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United Nations
Mey
Germany
Britain
United States
Japan
Black Sea
Manila
Luzon
Europe
Orient
China
Dog priority row sparks air freight clash over war needs
Senator Bridges questioned why a dog received top priority ahead of cargo and passengers. George argued the backlogged B priority freight at Memphis would have displaced three passengers, but the dog displaced equal weight of B priority freight. The general said A priority for the dog was unauthorized under air priority rules and noted a major in uniform delivered the dog to Mrs Roosevelt.
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Memphis
Senator Bridges
Rnh
Roosevelt
Submarine base hits as raids target routes and coast
Five ports reported no anti aircraft fire at IJmuiden which has been bombed four times this week and remains a major Nazi submarine base on the European coast. The strikes at Duolmen and IJmuiden followed RAF light bomber raids on highway and rail targets and a rocket attack on enemy shipping off the Norwegian coast by coastal command Besufighters.
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Duelmen
Ij- Muiden
Norwegian
RAF Coastal Command
Military development in London shapes postwar labor plans
In London a discussion on dismantling or retaining Germanys industrial base dominates talks with the Big Three. Officials weigh forcing German labor for city rebuilding versus using slave labor past and present. The outcome may hinge on propagandists ability to spur continued German resistance ahead of victory. Informants say the Big Three conference progressed harmoniously and neared its final session before victory.
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London
Aachen
Europe
Britain
United States
Germany
Menger
Food shortage warned as German supply drops loom
British economic experts estimated Germany had lost about 16 million tons of food supplies due to Russian advances. They warned the autumn could be tragic, though famine might be stave off until after spring, attributing the decline to disorganized transport and millions of refugees entering the country.
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London
Germany
Germay
Armica
Some Japs All Right Says Mississippian
Earl Finch of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, sponsors a group of musically talented boys from Hawet who are American soldiers. They trained at Camp Shelby, helped entertain wounded veterans from Jackson to New York, and seek to clear enemy misunderstandings about Japanese Americans by sharing their experiences and service in Italy and other theaters. Finch emphasizes the need to improve mainland American understanding of these island soldiers.
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GAAP
Earl Finch
Nusausmpp
Fine
Hawet
Dapkocsee Ennes
Italy
Pious Finen
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Washington
New York
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Finch
Hettiesburg
Camp Shelby
Miss
Aleutians
Outlook Goop Santo Tomas Manila
Bug Gen Guy Dent of Sa n Jom Va a weather surgeon in the Southwest Pace area heads outlook for more when 3700 liberate diet intermees is fine and plans were rapidly forming to tackle the risk. The general note beriberi remains a concern and is linked to diet and imprisonment.
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Santo Tomas
Manila
Guy Dent
San Jom
Beriberi
Poisoned liquor case shocks Nancy region
American and French authorities closed one case and cracked down on others after six soldiers died from poisoned liquor in Nancy. Three men were banded, others became seriously ill. police said bars had been serving a mix of beer, wine, wood alcohol and flavoring powder. Soldiers were ordered to limit purchases until all poisoned stock is found. The report also notes an unrelated rail route from Buenos Aires to Valparaiso.
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Nancy France
Nancy Regon
Wartime group stages show then visits hospital care
A touring group performed at a pest service club Friday night and Saturday visited Northington General Hospital near Tuscaloosa Alabama. Special guests included two former comrades wounded overseas now at Lawson General Hospital in Atlanta.
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Tuscalloosa
Ala
Lawson
General Hospital
Atlanta
Pets Inherits $100600 Trust Fund To Live Lavishly
NAPANEE ONT AP Five dogs and a pet cat enjoy the life of luxury at Mes Sta McGuire a beneficiary of a $100600 trust from Mrs Roger Stanford Long Island. McGuire cares for them with individual meals and a ranch of amenities in a guest room with a 2 foot square hamper bathroom and arranged seating. All dogs are Pekinese with one Russell Griffon and one Dachshund. Some are 12 or 13 years old.
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Napanee
Mes
Soviet Icon Now Kiev State Coed History Student
Moscow AP reports Ludmilla Pavlicheno famed as a female Soviet icon studies at Kiev State University as she trains to become a history teacher next year.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Ludmilla Pavlicheno
Kiev State
Koiso Shakes Up Japanese Cabinet Reshuffle Amid War Drive
Premier Koiso dims critics by reshuffling his cabinet as wartime mobilization pressures intensify. Tokyo broadcasts cite the move as an effort to strengthen cabinet unity and accelerate wartime measures.
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Szuoo
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