Deser t Fox Submarine Front Roils World War II News
The article outlines Hitler’s plan for a three‑pronged underwater offensive aimed at isolating the United States Great Britain and the Soviet Union. It details submarines patrolling from South America toward the U.S. routes to cut supplies and disrupt Latin American aid. A northern group targets Murmansk convoys while a third unit operates near the Strait of Gibraltar sinking munitions ships bound for North Africa. It notes heavier losses in the north and hints at upcoming Allied countermeasures and weather‑driven surprises.
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Hitler
Berlin
United Nations
United States
Great Britain
Russia
South America
Scotland
Murmansk
Red Army
Persian Gulf
Gibraltar
North
Africa
Navy
Japs Fortify Kiska in Aleutians as US Bombs Fail to Halt
In two Acme News reports Sherman Montrose reveals Kiska’s growing fortifications and rough terrain. He notes heavily fortified coastlines at North Head and South Head with gun emplacements and trench systems. Attu bears similar defenses with revetted AA guns, foxholes, and a fighter runway targeted by bombers.
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Aleutian Islands
Sherman Montrose
Acme News Pictures
Alaskan
Aleutians
Kiska
Attu
North Head
South Head
North Pacific
Little Kiska Island
Kiska Harbor
Japan
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Inspires Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming they restore bile flow to aid digestion. The copy promises quick relief from constipation and bloating with a 10¢ to 25¢ price range and urges readers to ask for the product today.
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Carter
Veterans and Spies Mark War’s Aftermath and Global Schemes
The piece reflects on North Africa operations and lessons learned from veterans about cohesion and drill, contrasted with new paratroop tactics. It notes postwar hopes of industrial global expansion by American private capital, plus a Russian view on Americans and foreign labor. It also surveys Palestine tensions, JewishArab labor divides, and Japan’s war on profiteers.
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Wall
Globe
Ashington
New York
Soviet Union
Iam A Murderer Chapter XVII Passes Into Night
Cynthia remains calm after the shock of the murder as Dr. Fleming and Mrs. Fleming, with Anne West, tend to her. Henry Prentiss steadies her and Vaughn Dunbar leaves clues, while the body is examined and a typed note from Dunbar outlines his motive and warning. The hunt for Dunbar continues as midnight nears.
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Dr. Fleming
Anne West
Cynthia
Anne
Hank
Fred West
Henry Prentiss
Mitchell Grace
Thatcher
Prentiss
Merriwether
Vaughan Dunbar
Y Prentiss
Uni
Long Island
34Th Street Crosstown Tunnel
Montauk Point
Stone House
Fleming
Henry Prentis
Lieutenant Thatcher
New York
John L Lewis critique and wartime labor tension
A local columnist notes public anger toward John L Lewis amid wartime mine disputes. He recalls Roosevelt’s mine speech and Lewis’s order for miners to return, framing Lewis as pompous and out of touch with labor and national effort. The piece also recalls Carolina & Yadkin Railroad litigation and community leaders who kept the rail line alive, praising O A Kirkman Sr and Sizemore for their roles. The column ends with a historical note on hue and cry, explaining its origin in old English law.
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Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Latin America
V. P
Middle
Far West
Paul V. McNutt
Labor
Siest
Cordell Hull
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Massachusetts
Commonwealths
United States
England
Oran
Eisenhower
Oudna
Tunis
von Arnim
Rommel
Israel
London
Holy Land
Caucasus
Jerusalem
Tel Aviv
Dead Sea
Histadruth
Jewish Federation of Labor
Britain
John L. Lewis
John Hitler Lewis
Lewis
Dr. Morgan
America
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Carolina & Yadkin
Sizemore
O. A Kirkman
H. P. T. & D Railroad
O. Arthur Kirkman
Kirkman
Western Railroad
Ig Compar
Medals for MacArthur from Several Nations
Nations honored General Douglas MacArthur with medals including the United States Czechoslovakia Poland France Belgium Yugoslavia Mexico and Ecuador. A hospice is a convent for sheltering travelers along Alpine routes. A gymkhana is an Indian sports event. Cowhair uses include various practical applications.
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Gen
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Czechoslovakia
Poland
France
Belgium
Yugoslavia
Mexico
Ecuador
India
Miss Florence White Holds Secretarial Role in LDS Group
Salt Lake City Miss Florence White serves as secretary for the Emigration State Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Association, a church circle role highlighting her organizational duties within Latter day Saint youth programs.
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Salt Lake City
Florence White
Latter Day Saints Church
Emigration State Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association
First recorded baseball game played in Hoboken
The 1846 match in Hoboken marked baseball history as the Knickerbockers defeated the New Yorks 23 to 1 in four innings.
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Hoboken
N. J
Knickerbockers
New Yorks
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