U. S Finnish Break Seen Inevitable If Talks Fail
Washington reports an inevitable breach between United States and Finland unless peace talks resume and Russia is involved. Finnish government hints Washington could take the sole remaining diplomatic step. Also noted are wax seals for .50 caliber cartridges at St Louis plant and copper returns to stockpile. Enrollment in colleges and higher institutions exceeds 1940 levels by over 25 percent.
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Ashington
Tes
Finland
Nuins
Russia
Washington
ST. Louis
Dean's Kidney Relief Promises Restful Nights
Frequent nighttime urination and backache signal kidney trouble. Dean's Pills claim to purify blood by removing wastes, offering relief after decades of use.
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U S Policy on Finland Aims to End War by Peace Terms
An authoritative view states that the United States maintains relations with Finland to coax a withdrawal from the war. Officials note the Finns fear future Russian domination and would accept Moscow terms if assured of no interference, though such assurances are deemed unlikely.
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Finland
United States
Germany
Britain
Russia
Roosevelt
Hull
Moscow
Helsinki
New Photos Show Polaroid Vectographs Aid Pacific War
Three dimensional pictures of a coconuts tree help gauge hill heights for bombardment planning at Munda. Commander Robert S. Quack enbush Jr notes Vectographs, thin as paper, reveal terrain like scale models and aid landing point selection and protection. A training school has graduated over 500 technicians now serving overseas.
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Boston
INS
Munda
Robert S. Quackenbush, Jr
United States
South Pacific
Duke Professor Heads Vocational Guidance Conference
Dr B G Childs of Duke University was elected president of the southeastern regional conference of the National Vocational Guidance Association for the coming year. B M Madison of Raleigh was named vice president and W H Shaw of Sumter, D C, secretary.
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Raleigh
National Vocational Guidance Association
B. G. Childs
Duke University
Childs
North Carolina Association
B. M. Madison
W. H. Shaw
Sumter
D. C
War casualties total 165 061 from OWI report
The Office of War Information releases a latest war casualty tally totaling 165 061. It lists 38 946 dead 38 964 wounded 35 521 missing and 31 730 prisoners of war. The piece notes a separate Roman fact about glass bottle making dating to 79 AD.
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Washington
Office of War Information
OWI
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