Local Gazette Leaders Highlight Editorial Policy
The Grafton newspaper notes weekday publication by The Fates Sentinel Publishing Company with publishers James F. Holt and Earl N. Straight listed. It emphasizes Associated Press rights, letters to the editor, and national advertising representation in New York and Chicago.
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Fates Sentinel Publishing
Tz Latrobe
Grafton
W. V. Gaftoris
James F. Holt
Earl N, Straight
Associated Press
Inland Newspaper Representatives
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Wrigley Building
Bigger Figures and a Postwar Money Mood
The piece discusses the large sums for postwar reconstruction, noting Allied purchases of at least 10 billion dollars in the U.S. It reflects on how wartime spending reshapes perceptions of wealth, declares that future figures may reach trillions, and predicts science will uncover new materials to replace depleted resources.
China to Me by Emily Hahn reviewed in literary guidepost
The Literary Guidepost reviews China to Me by Emily Hahn, praising its vivid expatriate portrait yet noting egoistic excesses and social scenes in Shanghai. The piece compares Hahn’s work to old Left Bank writing, comments on her life and journalism, and reflects on Atlantic Charter debates linked to wartime diplomacy.
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China
Emily Hahn
Doubleday
Doran
Hahn
Paris
Cafe Dome
Iss Hahn
Africa
Shanghai
Miss Hahn
Polish lands swap valued higher than loss in East Prussia
The War Today discusses postwar territorial changes, noting Poland gains in exchange for East Prussia and eastern Poland. It suggests Britain may back a Polish arrangement palatable to Russia, with Russia emerging as a dominant European power. The analysis hints at strategic British aims in the reshaped balance of Europe.
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Germany
East Prussia
Russia
Europe
Britain
VANDENBERG Says Big Three Meeting Needed Over Europe Boundaries
Vandenberg, continuing from page one, quoted as saying the prime minister’s pronouncement requires a big three meeting. United States must be consulted on European boundaries. Washington officials say the three chiefs of state will convene in late January or early February, the earliest possible date.
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Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
United Nations
Washington
Trial fade out ends case against Tommy Dorsey
In Los Angeles the Tommy Dorsey Jon Hall case ends with charges dismissed. A prosecution witness Anton ia Icaza is shown behind the bus for eluding a guard in custody.
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Tommy Dorsey
Jon Hall
Antonia Icaza
Los Angeles
Randolph Field to Clash With Second Air Force at Polo Grounds
Unbeaten Randolph Field faces Second Air Force in a Treasury Bond Bowl at the Polo Grounds before an expected crowd over 30 000. The Texans led by Bill Dudley meet the 2AF with Glenn Dobbs directing the Rock Mountain squad in a bid for a 11th straight win and war bond support. Kickoff is 2 pm Eastern.
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Ted Meier
New York
Randolph Field
United States
Second Air Force
Polo Grounds
Texans
Bill Dudley
Virginia
Pittsburgh Steelers
Rock Mountain
Glenn’ ‘Dobbs
Tulsa
March Field
Los Angeles
Third Air Force
Atlanta
2AF
Russell
Buscoff
Ruby Pfc
Hendren
Landis
Pfc
Grigich
Robertson
Remington
Freeman
Ulinski
Merrill
Wisozki
Davis
Harrington QB
Holley
Renfro
Dudley
Dobbs
Goodyear
Strzykalski Fe—Corp
Madarik
Prentice
EWT
Leaders May Meet Abroad Before Inauguration
Speculation centers on a rendezvous outside the United States among leaders likely to gather despite Churchill's appeal to Roosevelt and Stalin for an early meeting. Roosevelt's tight home-front schedule delays a big three conclave before his January 20 inauguration. Site discussions include Brazil with 21,242 miles of rail, and noting Mahavela-Ganga river length in Ceylon as a geographic aside.
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Europe
Churchill
Stalin
Teheran
Messrs
Roosevelt
Brazil
Rubber Plant Project in Haiti Fails. Tariff Issue Reignites
A Central Press report details a $6.3 million U.S. loss on a Haiti cryptostegia rubber plantation plan begun in 1942. About 70,000 of 100,000 acres were cleared. drought and soil needs thwarted rubber yield, with 1944 46 . only minor output later and an extra seven million dollars feared. The RDC hopes to test cryptostegia feasibility at one station. The article also forecasts the tariff debate resurging after V E Day, with GOP and administration factions clashing over lowering tariffs and immigration policy in a postwar economy.
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Central Press
Washington
United States
Haiti
Rubber Development Corporation
Nature
Uncle Sam
Dea
RDC
Europe
Adceft
United
Ss Seneta
United ‘States
Congress
Pittsburgh Youth Hero Fires On Nazi Counterattack
Pfc. George Kaminski 19 of Pittsburgh, serving with the U.S. Seventh Army, singlehandedly repelled a Nazi counterattack in Europe. He reportedly blasted a German tank with a machine gun and grenades, further stamping out enemy fury at the front.
Night in the Meadow Ends in Dr Chivery’s Death
A tense chase through a dark meadow leads to the discovery of Dr Claud Chivery with a severed throat. Beevens and Alexia respond as the household gathers after the murder while questions of who summoned the killer linger. The night’s events unfold with suspects and alarm at the Brent house.
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Tairty
Tr Cone
Maud
Chivery Cottage
Brent House
Anna
Dr. Chivery
Claud Chivery
Alexia
Nicky
Beevens
Drue
Beevena
Peter
Nugent
Peas
Evi
Leanin
Walt Thas
Pater
Hubee
Huber
U S Seventh Army Makes Progress on Western Front
US First and Ninth armies hold 27 miles along the Roer river west bank from Linnich to Bergstein. German pockets near Mariaweiler west of Duren are being mopped up under US fire. Fighter bombers hit fortified German towns and supply centers. Supreme Headquarters reports 17 078 Germans buried since D day.
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U.S
Duren
Colgne
Roér
Linnich
Bergstein
Mariaweiler
Supreme Headquarters
From A A U Conven tion to Court Side Lessons
By Hugh Fullerton Jr reports on a recent A A U gathering noting sport aids for youth beyond fitness as the text reflects on basketball growth and a transformed player once awkward, now poised. It mentions Bob Kurland and other figures, plus political and sports-related asides from the era.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New ‘York
Big Bob Kurland
Oklghorha
Awkard
Iba
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