House Group Winding Up Tax Measure Breaks With Administration
The Ways and Means Committee limits wartime tax bill and cuts postal and excise boosts amid a congressional break with the administration. Senate Finance Chairman George cites savings and economy while reports say Treasury counsel Randolph Paul may resign.
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Francis M. LE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Knutson
R-Minn
Treaury
Treasury
Senate
George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Ways and Means Group
Congress
Randolph Paul
Paul
China’s Eagles Rise From Thunderbird Field to Battle
Air Maj Chow Chi kai and Air Capt Tsang Hsi lan, Thunderbird Field graduates, earned China’s Blue Sky White Sun Medal and the Silver Star respectively for bold air combat against Japanese forces in western China. Chow’s P-40 duel and Tsang’s rescue of Col. Alison highlight Chinese pilots striking back with American support.
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Thunderbird
Japan
Meelk Shek
Thunderbird Field
Arizona
Army
Air Maj
Chow Chikai
the Post Exchange
Chow Chi-Kai
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Chungking
Szechwan
Fatty
Chow
Fof
Ram Chow
Individua
Tsang Hsi-lan
United States Army
J Ww. Stilwell
United States Army Air Forces
Burma
India
John Alison
United States 14Th Air Force
Tsang
the Upper Yantze
Hopeh
Alison
Rave
Sphinxlike Stranger Gives Away Hundred Dollar Bills in Toronto
A silent stranger accompanied by a U S Army officer distributed about 4300 in $100 bills to bedridden patients at Christie Street Military Hospital on Saturday. He moved calmly through wards on the roof and third floor, leaving grateful recipients without uttering a word before driving away in a car.
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Toronto
Christie Street Military Hospital
United States Army
RCAF
Tito's Guerrillas Repel Nazi Attacks in Yugoslavia
London reports Gen. Josip Broz Tito's guerrillas repelling heavy German infantry assaults near Kolašin and Berni in Montenegro. Communique says Tito's forces captured Vlastibor Chetnik brigade archives, three freight cars, and war materiel in Serbia as German operations spread through Croatia and Slovenia.
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Josip (Tito) Broz
Kolasin
Berni
Montenegro
Army of Liberation
Free Yugoslav Radio
Tito
Milan Nedic
Draja Mihailovic
Priboj
Debar
Kierk
Stockholm
United States
Yugoslavia
Ciano Arrested in Verona, Berlin Claims
Berlin radio reports former Italian foreign minister Count Galeazzo Ciano has been arrested and imprisoned at Verona. The regime allegedly called for the death penalty for Ciano and other officials who aided Badoglio in Mussolini's downfall. It is unclear if Mussolini attended the meeting.
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Berlin
Galeazzo Ciano
Benito Mussolini
Verona
Ussolini
Ciano
Mussolini
Vittorio Emanuele
Pietro Badoglio
Badoglio
Grand Council
Funeral services for Walter E Rollins
Walter Everett Rollins 79 of Central Falls died Sunday at a local clinic after illness of several months. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in Giles Chapel Central Falls with burial in the local cemetery. Surviving are four sons G M Rollins J W Rollins E G Rollins and Dewey Rollins. two daughters Bessie Rollins and Mrs W G Summey. a brother Carl Rollins. two sisters Mrs Nora Lanning and Mrs W P Conner
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Asheboro
Walter Everett Rollins
Central Falls
Giles Chapel
G. M
J. W. Rollins
E. G. Rollins
High Point
Dewey Rollins
Worthville
Bessie Rollins
W. G. Summey
Thomasville
Carl Rollins
Nora Lanning
W. P. Conner
Greensboro Policeman Suspended Over Drinking On Duty
Greensboro patrolman G. M. Sneed, who uncovered evidence in lottery and bootlegging cases, is suspended from the police force for an indefinite term. Chief L. L. Jarvis said the suspension was sent to City Manager Yancey. Sneed was charged with being drunk on duty.
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Greensboro
Patrolamn
G. M. Sneed
L. L. Jarvis
Yancey
Jarvis
Sneed
Hard Times Knocks Hard In Algiers
Algiers faces tighter belts as Allied occupation continues with shortages. An AP correspondent notes scarce glasses and shoes, rising prices, and natives leaving for higher wages with American and British authorities. Madame Steib and local shopkeepers reflect wartime hardship and wage deltas.
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Algiers
Associated Press
Madme Steib
Gerard
America
Madame Steib
Prescriptions for Diets and Patient Prescriptions
Dr Clendening argues diets should have formal prescriptions divided into proteins carbohydrates fats minerals and vitamins. He provides a sample personal diet form for Mrs Jones and explains diet sensitivity signs and guidance for a heart patient asking about pregnancy plus a kidney sediment explanation.
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Bright
B. C
U S Campaign Aims to Prevent Pulpwood Shortage
Ottawa reports a government push to recruit timber workers to pulpwood cutting to avert a shortage affecting Canada and the United States. Minister Humphrey Mitchell signaled changes to priority classifications and planned measures of the pulpwood program amid wartime fuel steel and material needs.
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Ottawa
Canada
Cen Po
Cruit
Humphrey Mitchell
Mitchell
Dominion
Peanut Debate: Nut or Vegetable, Say USDA Economists
Economists from the USDA say the peanut is not a true nut but a legume vegetable, aligning it with peas and beans in classification. The discussion centers on culinary uses and agricultural labeling affecting nutrition data and market claims. The note highlights ongoing debates about how crops are categorized.
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USDA
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