Allies Study Pattern of German Defeat and Postwar Plans
International analysis suggests Allied leaders seek a decisive battlefield collapse of Hitler's forces in Europe. It examines World War I patterns, the collapse of Germany, potential postwar coups, and how to prevent a future German threat while shaping a secure peace.
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Cherbourg
France
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Argonne
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St. Mihiel
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Soothe and prevent heat rash with cooling powder aid
The note urges soothing heat rash and preventing it with a cooling powder aid. It includes garbled phrases like go spottinn, medien ing, eat powder and Demand Measana. The fragment hints at a topical remedy and possible product names but remains unclear.
Italian Bases Tighten Noose Around Reich
Allied air forces extend aerial pressure from Italian bases toward Regensburg Vienna Sofia Klagenfurt Budapest and Graz with strikes on German rail and production centers. The 15th and 8th Air Forces coordinate daily raids from Foggia and other Italian bases as bombing campaigns shorten flight times and widen targets.
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Larry Newman
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Rome
Europe
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France
England
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Vienna
Sofia
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15Th Air Force
Ira C. Eaker
Eighth Air Force
Ploesti
Romania
Foggia
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8Th Air Force
English Women To Wear Bustles Cloaks in Fall
Bustles will return to Britain this autumn in a subdued form for evening dresses only. Designers also revive the cloak as a smarter wrap replacing loose coats, offered in newest autumn shades and materials to flatter the figure.
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London
Britain
Bomber Escort Plan With Italy Bases Aims to Cut Losses
Experts propose using England based fighters to escort bombers to a rendezvous where Italy based fighters take over. The plan intends to slash bomber losses and allow heavier bomb loads on shorter flights.
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England
Italy
Rural England Comes Alive as Troops Head for France
HAL BOYLE describes rural England becoming a bustling fortress as American troops prepare to sail for France. Villagers watch battlewagons, offer food, and shed tears while soldiers brace for embarkation. Officers note eagerness despite delays and homesickness.
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France
England Nory
Benjamin Feffer
Revere
Mass
Yesheen
Cee
Russell Weber
Brooklyn
Feffer
Ter C. Soldz
St. Louis
Ewing Memorial Fund Established At Cornell Medical College
The Ewing Memorial Fund of 150000 dollars is created through subscriptions to support medical instruction for undergraduates and graduates at Cornell Medical College and Memorial Hospital for the Treatment of Cancer. It honors Dr. James Ewing, a cancer authority and Cornell professor, and has drawn messages from Roosevelt and Governor Dewey acknowledging its cancer treatment and research contributions.
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Ithaca
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Dewey
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