India as Key Focus in Churchill Roosevelt Parley
Washington May 13 The India Burma theater emerges as a central topic as President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill meet with top military and naval leaders to shape future war plans against Japan. Wavell Somerville and Peirse arrive signaling a broader role for India Burma forces in opening supplies to China and the Burma Road.
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Archibald P. Wavell
India-Burma
James Somerville
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Richard Peirse
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Edwards Olive Tablets Offered For Constipation Relief
An old advertisement promotes Edwards Olive Tablets to relieve constipation and stimulate liver bile flow. It claims gentle cleansing of intestinal muscles and lists prices 15 30 and 60 cents with directions to follow label and availability at all drugstores.
Puzzle Answers From Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clues with various numbered entries including former U S president, Algerian seaport, roof finial, sacred Hindu literature, and other terms. Solutions span geography, measurement, language, and common nouns aligning to a mixed puzzle grid.
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Seaport
Japan Faces Pressure as Pacific Warfront Tightens
The article notes Japan must squeeze vital resources and risk encirclement as American naval and air forces push in the Pacific. From Kiska to Guadalcanal and Port Moresby, Japan uses ships, planes, and oil to hold a defensive line while vast holdings in the Dutch Indies and Malaya remain less threatened. It estimates Japan at about 3,000,000 men with roughly 85 combat divisions, largely fixed in Manchuria Korea and Japan, with one third in China and the rest in Southeast Asia. The Pacific foe’s weak point lies in ships and aircraft.
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China
Burma
Thailand
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Rubber Executive Sees Relief For Motorists In 44
John L. Collyer president of the B F Goodrich Company tells The Oregonian that synthetic rubber production plans could ease rationing for motorists next year. He estimates 600000 tons or more could be produced annually under normal conditions, with 250000 tons of synthetic to be produced in 1943.
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Ore
John L. Collyer
B. F Goodrich Company
United States
YMCA Conference Opens At State College Friday
The annual conference of North Carolina state YMCA clubs and student YMCA units meets at N C State College from Friday afternoon through Sunday. About fifty delegates from colleges and YMCA units attend with forum discussions on war time Christian activities leadership training and future program planning. Henry T Ware of Atlanta will speak at the closing session. Local workers include Franklin Teague Frank Spain R W Goodrich R B Isenhour David Kirkman and Rudolph Pate.
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State Ymca
N. C. State College
North Carolina
YMCA
Henry T. Ware
Atlanta
Southern Field Council
State College
Franklin Teague
Liberty
Frank Spain
Henderson
R. W. Goodrich
Winston- Salem
R. B. Isenhour
Charlotte
David Kirkman
Pleasant Garden
Rudolph Pate
Lumberton
WPB Considers Production Of More Farm Equipment
The War Production Board and Food Administration plan a revamped farm machinery program to prioritize equipment with July starts. The aim is to reach 80 percent of 1940 crop production, using sufficient steel and materials, despite prior 1943 shortages. Ches ter Davis reorganizes his admin team with Hutson and Henrickson named deputy administrators.
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War Production Board and Food Administration
M. Lee Marshall
Marshall
Chester C. Davis
Davis
J. B. Hutson
Commodity Credit Corporation
Roy F. Henrickson
Doan's Pills Aid Overworked Kidneys in Filtering Toxins
If excess acids linger in the blood and kidney tubes strain, symptoms like backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, fatigue, and frequent urination may appear. Doan's Pills, trusted for over 40 years, help the kidneys remove poisons from the blood.
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Nature
Doan
Don
High Point Notes Recital Attracts Big Crowd
Alma Andrews and Dorothy Hoskins performed piano and soprano then a report covers Mother Day services statewide. A Duke University student delegation praised High Point High School as a model. A dynamite truck explosion in Davidson County damaged nearby buildings. driver escaped. The General Assembly planned to adjourn Monday. Payroll theft at Knitwell Hosiery Mills reported with $1,100 taken. Communist leaders in Washington reportedly split from others.
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High Point College
Alma Andrews
Dorothy Hoskins
Tom Turner
High Point
North Carolina State School Commission
Duke University
High Point High School
L. R. Johnston
Highway 100
Davidson County
L. L. Hatchley
Thomasville
General Assembly
Kknitwell Hosiery Mills
Durham
Germans in London Lead Incomes Before War
Before World War I, London housed more ethnic Germans earning a living than existed across all German colonies at the time, reflecting a substantial German presence and economic role in the city.
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