Allied Armies Meet Stiff Resistance In Italy War Front
Allied troops press into Italy facing strong Nazi defenses as Jap forces retreat from Solomon and New Guinea bases. Reports note growing demand for higher taxes to fund the war effort and sustain military costs.
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Italy
Solomon
New Guinea
Fight for Rome Opens German Line Across Italy
Allied forces pressed toward Rome as German defenses formed a 125 mile line across the country. Montgomery and Clark sent reinforcements while airmen targeted supply routes. Balkans watchers tracked island skirmishes in the Aegean as invasion plans hovered.
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Rome
Italy
Volturno
Montgomery
Clark
U. S
Balkans
Aegean Sea
Greece
Jugoslavia
Japanese Supply Struggle Shapes Pacific War Moves
Allied forces push in Solomons and New Guinea as Japan relies on nighttime barges for outpost resupply and evacuation. In the Philippines debate, independence bills gain traction while U S tax plans seek billions in new levies to fund war needs and social programs. Senate actions shift manpower deferments and family allowances as war costs rise.
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Solomons
New Guinea
Buobi
Kelombangara
Kolombangara
Madang
Japan
Enermy
Lae
Finschafen
U. S
Congress
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Philippines
British Eighth Army Overwhelms Germans Near Termoli
In Italy the British Eighth Army rapidly surged toward Termoli and a detachment captured the German commander in his bed. Art notes report Rome’s treasures being moved as troops approach the city. Religion coverage covers the 54th meeting delegates and move toward unity with the Presbyterian church amid meningitis vaccine notes.
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Eighth Army
Italy
Termoli
Rome
WG Armany
Centscopai
Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Anus Meningiti
Kelly-Nash political power and wartime meat policy
The fragmented text describes the Kelly Nash political machine led by Pat Nash and boss influence in Chicago's West Side wards, noting Nash's 60-year rise and contracts with the Sanitary District. It also covers War Food Administration plans for 1944 to market three million cattle, a 30.5 billion pound meat target, and the CCC wheat stock restrictions affecting hogs and dairy feeding, with CCC wheat sales and Canadian imports quantified.
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Patrick
Pat’) Nash
Kelly- Nash
Democratic Party
Chicago
Weat Side
Kelly
Nash
Cook County
Henry Horner
Sanitary District
E. J. Jelly
Anton Cermak
War Food Administration
WFA
WPA
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Canada
America
Uncle Sam
Combined Food Board
Lend Lease
U. S
Storming Dnieper Fronts Split Nazis at Three Points
Russia drives across the Dnieper at three points with a breach 50 miles north of Kiev. Red forces push reinforcements and supplies to the west bank as Nazis struggle to halt momentum and prevent Kiev being cut from the rear. In the north, Reds recapture Nevel, a rail hub feeding Leningrad, with lines toward Poland.
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Dnieper
Russia
Kiev
Nevel
Leningrad
Poland
Stalin plans and postwar aims loom in Moscow talks
Moscow hosts Allied conferences on Russia and postwar orders as Stalin’s ambitions widen. Russia claims parts of Finland Latvia Estonia Lithuania eastern Poland and parts of Romania while courting Germany for peace terms. Hull and W Averell Harriman lead the American delegation as Allied statesmen seek a path to satisfy Russian territorial aims without collapsing the anti Nazi coalition.
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Joseph Stalin
U. S
Moscow
Russia
Finland
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Germany
Cor
del Hull
W. Averell Jarriman
Britain and Russia in Near East tug of power
Washington dispatch details the friction between Britain and Russia around the Gulf of Persia, with Russian forces gaining an air and supply foothold under U.S. supervision while the British resist and later concede access to Teheran. The report notes close U.S. cooperation with a capable young Russian general and mutual suspicion by Britain amid wartime balance-of-power pressures.
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Washington, D.C
Britain
Russia
Near East
Gulf of Persia
London
Gulf
U. S
Teheran
Iran
Broadway Salies and Scraps of Postwar Gossip
A collage of film and theater notes from wartime gossip columns. Morgenthau buys at Delmonico’s pharmacy while not recognized, Ann Corio chafes at daily press mentions, and multiple sketches tease celebrities like Sonja Henie Charles Laughton and Richard Dix. Observations, stage notes, and Broadway chatter mix with imports on World War II era media figures and public figures.
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Broadway
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Hotel
Delmonico Pharmacy
Ann Corio
Morning Telegraph
Ann
Mark Hellinger
Warner Bros
Edouard Cantor
Cantor
Dinah Shore
Davis
Bogart
Garfield
Flynn
de Havilland
Sheridan
Celera
Sonja Henie
Sonja
Jack Oakie
Cesar Romero
Charles Laughton
Laughton
Richard Dix
Jane Wyatt
Victor Jory
Sage Brush
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
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Senate
Burton Wheeler
House
Fred M. Virton
Feft
Robert Poughton
Kelly-Nash
Pat Nash
Europe
W. Averell Harriman
ARMY
Quartermaster Corpa
QMC
Warchapf
England
Havana
Madrid
Reuben
Leon
Eddie
Latin Quarter
Versailles
William Shirer
Harper's
Goebbels
Shirer
Will Rogers, Jr
Franco
Spain
Carl Hermann Frank
Hitler
Quisling
Frank
Collier
Morton Eustis
Theatre Arts Monthly
North Africa
Josephine Baker
Josephine
Sen. Lodge
New York Herald Tribune
W. 33Rd
Peel Welles
Washington
Lexington
Old Tee
Charles Ot
Rowe’. Novers
Athen
Wexoell
B. S. Pullorum
Sunset Knoll Farm
Route
Amen
Iowa
Milan Weer
Ames
Quiline
M. Gianteson
Beningt Minn
War
North Dakota
Wm, A
Odonnell Napoleon
Br Farms
Walnut Will
Florida
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Ohio
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Standard Drug CO
Colfax Sanitarium
Colfax
Coleman Deale
Coleman Lamp & Stove CO
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Wichita
Kansas
Minnesota
Clearwater County
Rockston
Van
Bes
Grasa
Boden Byala
Berih
Farmera Mtore
Mitchell
Ode Uhmae
Amelie
Wnuln