Spain Tolerates Mussolini's Fall, Sees No Franco Threat
In Tangier Henry J Taylor reports Spain remains calm after Mussolini's fall. Monarchist hopes are not aimed at overturning Franco, who favors a gradual move to a monarchy with Don Juan. Courts reform through a Cortes system, expanding elite representation and removing strong Falange influence.
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Henry J
Italy
Spain
Mussolini
Ranco
Franco
Morocco
Franeto
Reverse Spain's outdated prep and seize liberal order
The note urges exploiting Spain's obsolete preparations for a German victory on the continent and leveraging a liberal order there to gain advantage. It frames strategic options to realign alliances and undermine adversaries by promoting reforms and steadier governance in occupied or contested regions.
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Spain
Mrs Mabel Rewman And Guy Frary Wed In Pierre
Mrs Mabel Rewman Republican national committeewoman for South Dakota since 1924 and Guy F Frary state chemist and chief of the inspectors division of the department of agriculture were married here this morning. The Rev W C Deer officiated at the Congregational Church. Attendants were Mrs J E Hipple and Robert B Hipple. A breakfast followed at the Hipple home and the couple planned a brief honeymoon before returning to Pierre. they will reside later in Vermillion.
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Plating
Mabel Rewman
South Dakota
Guy F. Frary
Department of Agriculture
W. C. Deer
Congregational Church
J. E.hipple
Robert B. Hipple
Hipple
Beadle County News Briefs Highlights Local Notices
Beadle County notes report Kathleen Cavour-Filcen and Mildren Maguire left for Vancouver to work in shipyards. Mrs. A. R. Evans and son Jimmy returned from Lamberton Minnesota. Mrs. Melvin Pier, first woman auto adjuster, attended a lamp adjuster school at Pierre. A funeral in Huron brought together relatives of B. Corrigan. Lake Preston PTA hosted a Christmas party with pupil performances and a Nativity scene. The State Pardons Board will meet four times yearly starting next year, with meetings on the first Tuesday of March June September and December.
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Pardon Board
Surplus Beef Outlook Amid Tin Can Increase
ANN STEVICK reports Washington says War Production Board will boost tin allocations to meat canners in January to store surplus meat for future use as fresh meat supplies rise next spring. War Food Administration tallies the amount to can. if output rises, tinned meat values may drop while fresh meat points rise. Tin is the limit on canning. points quotas can be increased as needed. Removing pork from rationing is not under consideration by OPAs meat rationers, as leftover points could disrupt butter and oleomargarine supplies.
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Ann Stevick
NEA
Washington
War Production Board
War Food Administration
Office of Price Administration
Radio Tube Output To Increase In 44
War Production Board plans production of at least 4.5 million civilian radio tubes in Q1 1944. Output will be distinctly stamped to prevent diversion to non civilian uses.
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Washington
War Production Board
State War Fund Shortfall Drives Drive to Goal
MADISON Dec. 23 6F Another 32000 is needed to put South Dakota over the top in the national war fund drive state chairman W A Lowry said today in issuing a call to campaign workers to speed work in counties not yet up to their mark Dr Lowry expressed hope the state would reach its 367500 goal by Jan 1.
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Madison
South Dakota
W. A. Lowry
Lowry
Collie Dog Awarded Medal For Saving Boy
In Wellington Springs on December 24 193? a four month old collie named Tippy at the Donald Dwyer farm received an engraved medal from the American Humane Association for saving two and half year old Dih Dwyer who wandered from home on November 4. During an all night search in sub freezing temperatures Tippy kept the boy warm by curling beside him as he slept in a field. The child was found next day at 10 30 showing no ill effects from exposure. Tippy barked and the boy cried to draw searchers. The award was decided by a unanimous vote of the award committee whose members live in Illinois Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
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Wellington Springs
Tippy
Donald Dwyer
American Humane Association
Dih! Dwyer
Oward Committee
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Russian advance may crack Nazi lines in new offensives
Mackenzie discusses how Russians could concentrate forces despite Nazi counterattacks. He argues luck might aid a Nazi breakthrough, but German reserves could back up spearheads to exploit openings. Over time attrition and withdrawals would ease pressure, enabling a major Soviet breakthrough and a shift to a new sector near the Vitebsk-Polotsk railroad, despite slowdowns.
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MacKenzie
Vitebsk-Polotsk
Red Army Offensive Pace and German Warnings
The article notes the Red army retains initiative while warning of the time needed to establish supply lines for extended offensives. German broadcasts minimize Russian punch but acknowledge imminent mass attacks, with Berlin signaling potential mass actions soon.
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Red Army
Ming
Berlin
Russians Face German Pullback Strategy Along Northern Front
The passage suggests Germany plans a staged redeployment in northern Russia including Riga, with aims to force heavy Soviet losses as they withdraw. It hints at a broader spring withdrawal along the front and a use of strong rearguards to slow Soviet advances.
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Russia
Riga
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