Weather forecast for North Carolina and coast
Increasing cloudiness and rain across western and central North Carolina tonight with slightly warmer temperatures. Occasional rain and clearing with colder conditions in the western portion Sunday afternoon or night. Coastal winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville moderate to fresh, often off the coast. generally partly cloudy to bright Sunday with showers near the coast late Sunday. Elsewhere from Dover to north portion clouded, south portion southeast winds increasing to fresh, rain Sunday with overcast conditions.
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Senators Debate War Declarations and Submarine Losses
Senator Nye urged full disclosure of wartime naval actions as Congress weighs a possible war declaration. He warned public interest demands facts on submarine activity and noted the risk of public opinion if sinkings are linked to policy. He predicted 30 to 35 senators would support a declaration if Roosevelt asks.
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Roosevelt
Axis Tanks Seen Left Behind As Tobruk Garrison Holds
Axis tanks believed abandoned at depots west of the current battle, while Tobruk garrison reinforced by Poles receives crucial nighttime landings from shallow draft boats. A southern drive through Axis positions continues, with heavy tank opposition delaying full linkup with British forces at Rezegh airfield ten miles south. Tuberculosis tolls and Christmas Seal fund efforts are noted in a separate reader context.
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Rezegh
RUSSIAN COUNTERATTACKS HOLD GERMANS IN LATE 1940S SCENE
German forces rely on tanks closer to infantry to punch through dense defensive belts as they press near Moscow. Red Star reports 200 German tanks in groups of 10 to 20 in the Tula sector, with infantry following but halted after about two miles. Soviets mount counterattacks near Leningrad and in Volkhayya, aided by air superiority. British aid arrives by sea to Archangel amid early winterice, while Moscow and the West discuss coal strikes and defense measures.
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Lewis continues stand on coal strike and Guffey act
The piece reports on CIO-UMW unionists and the captive mine dispute with four coal operators pledging to honor their union shop agreements regardless of outcomes. Senator Connally cites reconsidering the Guffey act if miners reject Roosevelt's suggestion and defends coal industry aid amid crisis.
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Cleaning and quick fixes for daily chores
A guide covers keeping coffee pots clean with baking soda, preventing dresses from slipping off hangers with elastic bands, and easing jar lids by hot water. It also notes casualty figures from air raids and tuberculosis deaths, and mentions Christmas Seal funds as home defense.
Look and Learn Quiz Answers
1 Gaucho. 2 St. Marys River. 3 Six. 4 Benjamin Franklin. 5 Thirteen.
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Half Of Coal Mines Idle In Nationwide Strike
Unofficial estimates show about 50 percent of the nation’s 284000 bituminous coal miners idle amid the CIO United Mine Workers strike for a union shop. Eight states report 186000 idle, with 54000 captive-pit workers, and most captive mines shut. Carnegie-Illinois Steel plans a 60 million dollar Irvin Works closure, cutting ingot output 20 percent. Fayette County sees a second appeal to Governor James for state police aid amid gunfire and 13 identified pickets wounded in two days.
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Tiny four millionth inch flu agent linked to human outbreak
Philadelphia reports the isolation of a bullet shaped, nonliving protein fragment blamed for the influenza epidemic. The four millionth inch molecule, seen with an electron microscope, reproduces chemically in tissue and matches the type A strain that spread nationwide last winter.
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American Philosophical Society
Navy Woman Editor Unravels Service Mysteries From Capital
Louise Daniels, Navy Department Women's Editor, brings a female perspective to naval life. Once Panama American columnist Cupid Falters, she now tours Annapolis, visits a destroyer galley, and interviews officers. She aims to bridge newsroom and Navy, aided by her husband in Washington and two sons at home. Christmas Seal funds support TB control.
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Navy Department
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Walt Gods
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Louise Daniels
Ann Montague
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Demographic Note on Marriage Waves in the United States
A census observation notes more men with wives than women with husbands in the United States. The explanation cites immigrant husbands whose wives did not accompany them to the country. A 2Q import report records vegetable wares weight figures, with corn grain not specified.
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United States
He Says It With Dinner The Silent Couple At The Table
A couple dines in a restaurant observing each other closely. She scans the menu and the room while he reads a letter waiting for courses. They discuss dishes with the waiter, watch dancers, and note the bill and tip before leaving separately for their car. The lunar phrase at article end notes moon phases.
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