Turbulent World War Talk Weighs Turkish Neutrality and Spain
The discussion centers on Turkey's stance with the Allies and the Axis, noting Turkish caution amid Allied pressure and rumored lend-lease suspensions. It covers Franco’s Spain and neutrality, potential moves that could shift the balance in Europe, and mentions oil shipments and Allied aid dynamics. The piece includes unrelated local notices and election remarks.
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Turkey
Franco
Hitler
Lend Lease Act Essential Says Sec Stimson
Secretary of War Stimson urged renewal of the lend lease act before it expires June 30 warning that failure to extend would prolong the war and raise costs in lives and dollars. He testified to the house foreign affairs committee that providing greater force now reduces casualties and speeds victory.
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Washington
Stimson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Allied raids and weather hamper major Italogerman front
Heavy snow rain and high winds slowed Fifth and Eighth armies as artillery duels and patrols continued along the Moletta river headwaters south of Carro ceto. Canadians in the Eighth army captured prisoners near Tollo while Allied air forces bombed Yugoslav coastal targets and disrupted road and rail facilities from Leghorn to San Stefano.
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Moletta
Carroceto
Fifth Army
Eighth Army
Tollo
Rome
San Stefano
Italy
Leghorn
German Viewpoint on Allies and Cooperation
A fragment records a speaker expressing sympathy with British officers and a belief that Germany should seek closer cooperation with the Allies, aligning personal conscience with wartime decisions. The text hints at reframing enemy ideals and a desire for rapprochement in the conflict.
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Germany
Britain American Talks on Spain Neutro lity Progress Reported
Madrid reports that British and American negotiators see no insuperable hitches in Spain joining stricter neutrality and halting shipments of war materials to Germany. Allies’ oil shipment ban likely to continue until further notice.
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Britain
Rusit
Turly
Western
Madrid
Spain
Germany
Back to Work Ordered Over Durham Tobacco Plant Dispute
The Fourth Regional War Labor Board ordered a back to work directive today at the American Tobacco Company plant in Durham North Carolina to end a six day work stoppage tied to a union security question. Home accident fatalities rose five percent in 1943.
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Atlanta
American Tobacco Company
Durham
N. C
Fourth Regional War Labor Board
Parrish Averages 21 Points In Losing Team Run
Clinton South Carolina features Harry Parrish known as The Fox who averages 21 points per game for Presbyterian College Blue Stockings. The 23 year old Augusta Georgia marksman leads South Carolina college scorers with high accuracy and long range shooting, routinely scoring in double digits while his team mainly loses. Parrish weighs 147 pounds and last season led the state in scoring with 13.6 points per game.
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S. C
Harry
the Fox
Parrish
Presbyterian College Blue Sockings
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Marksman
South Carolina College
Model defense in today's contract bridge deal
South dealer. Neither side vulnerable. East's defense could serve as a model for players reluctant to part with high cards. The article analyzes the play and suggests sound defensive techniques in this illustrative hand.
Quads Father Identity Rumors Stir Derbyshire Village
In Heanor and Pittsburgh reports, residents discuss the possible father of a set of quad babies born to Nora Carpenters and Eleanor Thompson. Debates touch on marriage, religion, and custody while U S War Department notes potential dependency payments for the children if the father is an American soldier who acknowledges them.
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America
Heanor
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Jer
Derbyshire
Carpenter
Pittsburgh
William Thompson
Mary Jenemann
Sgt. Thompson
Eleanor
North and South Carolina Weather Outlook
North Carolina foresees partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures tonight with Saturday cloud cover and light rain possible in the west and north. South Carolina expects similar conditions with milder Saturday cloudiness and periods of light rain mainly in the northern areas during the afternoon.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Allies Hit German Targets in Large Scale Saturation Raids
The American heavy bomber force attacked airfields in northern France while RAF Typhoons struck rocket gun positions. American Fortresses and Liberators led a major armada of fighters from Britain in raids over Southwest Germany and France, including Chartres near Paris. An air ministry communique reported two medium bombers and one fighter bomber plus two fighters missing after the sweeps by the Allied Expeditionary Air Force.
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France
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Tys
Britain
Chartres
Paris
Air Ministry
Allied Expeditionary Airforce
Subversive Fat Goes To War Effort
Household waste fat is being discarded with ordinary trash and coffee grounds. Officials urge saving every ounce of used fat for the war effort, noting that rationing and cash incentives push meat dealers to collect it for processing into war supplies.
Hitler admits losses in air war claims
Stockholm dispatch reports Voelkischer Beobachter states Germany has lost more air force pilots than civilians in air raids but provides no figures. Executors announce G W Denny estate in North Carolina seeks creditors by March 1945 with claims to reach Margaret J. Denny and D Waring Smith.
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Raleigh
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Reed, Hoyt & Washburn
Local Government Commission
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