OWI Sees 6 Percent Food Cut as War Strains Grow
Analysis notes a predicted six percent reduction in food supply while Allied forces tighten around Axis ports and Tunisia. U S promises more air support for General MacArthur as strategic bombings target supply lines and ports.
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Tunisia
U. S
MacArthur
Air War and Axis Pressure Across Theatre Fronts
Allied air forces attacked Axis targets from Sardinia to East Prussia while Rommel’s supply lines in Tunisia faltered under American bombing. In the Pacific, 30 enemy fighters were shot down as the Allies hit a convoy near Wewak, New Guinea, and warning of rising Japanese strength prompted promised reinforcements. In Russia, Red Army and German forces sparred on favorable ground with minor skirmishes and pillbox captures as preparations build for major action.
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Australia
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New Guinea
Douglas MacArthur
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Stimson
South Pacific
Tunisia
Marshal Rommel
Sicily
Rommel
Castelvetrano
Milo
Mediterranean
von Arnim
Connecticut
Tunis
Bizerte
Eighth Army
Russia
Kuban
Caucasus
Donets
Izyum
Chuguev
Kharkov
Sardinia
East Prussia
Europe
Stuttgart
Graf Spee crew escapes from internment camp in Argentina
Seven Graf Spee crew members on leave escaped from an internment camp on Martin Garcia Island near Buenos Aires. Government sources report large-scale escapes. authorities search for fugitives as more than 200 Nazi officers interned in Argentina over three years attempt to flee, while Berne notes Germany endures Allied bombings.
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Graf Spee
Martin Garcia Island
Argentina
Hitler Uses Balkan Conference to Strengthen Front
The Rome broadcast reported Hitler called Balkan leaders to discuss Mediterranean defenses as Axis forces pull 200,000 troops from the Russian front. Commentators see this as seeking invasion clues while Ton Antonescu and the Fuhrer reaffirmed ongoing struggle until unconditional victory. A Senate hearing disclosed army food conservation improved from 20 25 percent waste to about 11 percent per camp, enabling enough food to feed a million civilians for a year.
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Rome
Adolf Hitler
Mediterranean
Balkan
Spain
Sweden
Balkans
Hitler
Romania
Ton Antonescu
Europe
Kps
Senate War Investigating
Truman Committee
E. B. Gregory
Plain Talk: Jones Proposes Postwar Business Plans
Texas born commerce secretary Jesse H. Jones urged the Committee for Economic Development in New York that the nation must bear wartime costs of about 250 billion dollars and provide jobs at a living wage. He warned business to devise postwar plans and practical solutions to avoid government planning. The OPA told landlords and tenants rent regulations would stay, rejecting change proposals by real estate boards as conflicting with presidential hold lines.
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Commerce
Jesse H. Jones
Texas
Committee For Economic Development
New York
Jones
Fragmentary WWII era reference in report on Nazi activities
A damaged snippet notes that more than five years ago the Hitler party had begun operations in this country, signaling the spread of Nazism. The fragment mentions a woreeding term and likely refers to propaganda or organization efforts linked to the Nazi movement.
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Hitler Party
Food and pay-as-you-go taxes dominate White House talk
Washington debate at a White House conference centers on pay-as-you-go taxation as an anti inflation tool to ease income tax payments. Officials including Chester Davis and Farm Bureau leaders push for adoption, while President hints support if windfalls are removed. discussion also covers farm distribution and price supports for small farmers. Ambassador Winant provides London housing for six wounded U S soldiers from the Eighth Army.
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White House
Chester Davia
Ed O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
Ezra T. Benson
Davis
Dutchess County
New York
Georgia
Albert Goss
Washington
Goss
Albert
Agriculture Department
Farm Bureau
The
Grange
Justice Byrnes
Chester, Davis
Jim Patton
John G. Winant
London
Eighth Army
Egypt
Harvard
Dartmouth
Flying Fortress Dishes It Out By Captain Clyde B Walker
An account of a World War II bombing mission from England to Lorient France. Captain Clyde B Walker details heavy anti aircraft fire dozens of German Focke Wulf 190s and the successful bombing of submarine pens amid severe damage to the Flying Fortress. Crew members Bentinck Stroud Reed Krucher and others fight through flak and fighter attacks as the bomber escapes toward Brest and then home.
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Capt
Clyde B. Walker
Jerry
England
Lorient
France
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Smith
Bill Reed
Krucher
Frishholzé
Bill Stroud
Stroud
Berring
Eas
Brest
Pattern 7413 Curtains and Drapes Styles Available
Pattern 7413 contains all information for making curtains and drapes in varied styles. Due to high demand and current war conditions, some orders take longer to fill. Send your order to: PMID.
Largest Hospital Claims Global Size in LA Center
The Los Angeles General Hospital bills itself as the largest in the world with about 3,000 total patients and staff.
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Los Angeles General Hospital
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