Nation Eyes Large Postwar Army and Navy Reserve
The piece outlines a plan for a permanent force of at least five thousand frontline troops plus a reserve annual training cadre as a postwar national program. It notes allied support from Roosevelt and congressional committees, and discusses Navy totals approaching three million with three million six hundred thousand personnel for all fighting craft.
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Ray Tucker
America
Ent
United States
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Berlin
Tokyo
Congress
Roosevelt Marshall
Rines
William D Leahy
Winning the War Ibert Leman
General Eisenhowers veterans face slow progress as they bayonet and fire into West Wall pillboxes. By pinning down defenders they can curb enemy reinforcements to the northern and southern flanks.
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Ibert Leman
Eisenhower
Nazi manpower shortage drives brutal home front mobilization
Readily available Berlin intelligence from German documents and papers in New York shows harsh Nazi measures to boost armament output. Workers from stores to offices endure twelve hour days and forced labor, with conscription of older men and underage youths, while civilians face drills and weaponized policing to quell imagined rebellions.
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Stimson
New York
France
Poland
Upper Silesia
Hanover
Reich Labor Service
Siberian
Reich
Reichswehr
Belgium
Berlin
Landlords Can Seek Increases In Rent
Washington reports that revised OPA rent rules take effect tomorrow allowing landlords to petition for rent hikes to cover improvements to housing such as services furnishings or equipment. Earlier limits focused on proven major improvements like remodeling as explained by OPA.
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Washington, Sept
OPA
French Reserve Officers Mobilize in Paris Radio Report
Paris radio reported that all French reserve officers and non commissioned officers were mobilizing in response to rising tensions in Europe. The broadcast noted coordinated moves with other military units and preparations across key fronts as France readied defense measures.
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London
Paris
Dewey Presses Dem Administration as Campaign Tour Continues
On the rail toward Valetine Nebraska Dewey maintains a steady critique of the Roosevelt administration focusing on domestic failures and peacetime transition. He avoids direct answers while engaging reporters and cutting short a CIO critic question to ease tensions.
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Dewey
Thomas E. Dewey
Valentine
Nebr
Elt
Republicans Sweep Maine Elections
Maine voters gave Republicans a sweeping victory with Horace A. Hildreth winning the governorship by about 75,000 votes and U S reps Robert Hale Margaret Chase Smith and Frank Fellows securing large margins. Pettis and Staples trailed in the district results as GOP momentum mirrors national trends.
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Portland
Maine
CIO
Political Action Committee
U.S
Robert Hale
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine United Labor Committee
Frank Fellows
Senate
Horace A. Hildreth
Paul J. Jullien
Sumner Sewall
Hildreth
Jullian
U. S
Hale
Andrew A. Pettis
Germans Believe Hope Fades Yet Not Defeat in War
Madrid dispatch reports German deserters soldiers and officers on the Franco-Spanish frontier describe a belief that Germany can yet defend the Siegfried line and the Polish front for about three months while the Allies may split over postwar plans. They credit Goebbels propaganda and note the Luftwaffe’s strength and Russia’s strain, with TODT labor tied to the Siegfried line and debate over 1940 strength versus Atlantic Wall losses.
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Reich
Spain
Germany
Europe
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Trieste
Rotterdam
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Koenigsberg
Liebensraim
Austria
Bohemia
Vistula
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East Prussia
Holland
Denmark
Balkans
Hungary
Poland
Finland
Norway
Belgium
United Nations
Greater Reich
Goebbels
Atlantic Wall
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Byron
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RAF
Goering
Siegfried Line
Todt Organization
TODT
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Cardinal Richelieu's Successor
The immediate successor to Cardinal Richelieu was Jacques-Buyon de Bonneval, who briefly filled leadership after Richelieu's death in 1642. Henry VIII's first wife Katherine of Aragon died in 1536 at Kimbolton Castle from natural causes after a long illness. England's present queen Elizabeth II is of British nationality.
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Cardinal Richelieu
Henry VIII
Katherine of Aragon
England
Elizabeth
Etiquette Hints for Train Travel and Lunch Packing
When you travel it is wise to carry lunch for the journey. After eating return leftovers to the box and cooperate with train staff to keep the coach clean and tidy.
Auction Notice Guilford County High Point property sale 1944
In Guilford County North Carolina a public auction will be held September 25 1944 at 2 P M at the east door of the Greensboro Court House Selling the High Point Township parcel described as 7500 square feet located on Mendenhall Street and adjoining Nannie B Wood and George T Wright This sale is by Commissioner Rupert T Pickens under an order of the Superior Court subject to court confirmation.
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L. G. Cashion
Beatrice Cashion
City of
High Point
Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
High Point Township
N. C
Nannie B. Wood
Mendenhall &J
George T. Wright
Nannie B
D. C. MacRae
June A. Johnson
Roma J
Malcom Johneson
Mary Johnson
Margaret Johnson Logan
Louis Logan
Court Hous
Centennial Ave
L. L. Davis
Seid Centennial Ave
Dick Hoskins
Wilson
Wilson's
Wilson, P. & Johnson
Robt. Williams
William's
William’ Corner
McAdams
L. L. Davie
L. L. Dara
Centennial Avenue
Centennial Ava
Rupert T. Pickens
Commissiona
Beulah Snider Hilliard
Hilliard
R. E. Snider
R. BE. Snider
Annie B. Snider
W. H. Snider
Chester Meyers
Office of the Register of Deeds
Backache and leg pains signal possible kidney trouble
Readable health advice warns backache and leg pains may indicate kidney issues. It explains kidneys remove acids and waste, notes symptoms like headaches dizziness and frequent urination, and urges consulting a druggist for relief. The voice is dated and promotional, with misspellings and odd phrasing.
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Nature
Notice of Sale in Guilford Superior Court
In Guilford County North Carolina the estate of June A Johnson is to be sold by Commissioner on the east door of the Court House Greensboro for cash subject to court confirmation. The description follows a property line from Centennial Ave and nearby bounds with exceptions. Rupert T Pickens is named as Commissioner with date 8 29 95 and 12-19.
Horoscope for September 13 Birthday Today
The reader born on this date is strong robust and loves outdoor sports. They work and play with equal force and excel in what they do. If married young, happiness awaits and influential friendships will form.
One Minute Test Answers Summary Card
Card list includes Cardinal Mazarin. A noted line says she died a natural death in England in 1536, three years after Henry married Anne Boleyn. The third item references Scotch.
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Cardinal Mazarin
England
Henry
Anne Boleyn
Mrs Chiang Kai-shek hospitalized for diagnostic study
Madame Chiang Kai-shek wife of the Chinese leader is at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for diagnostic study. She arrived in New York by special plane from Brazil after a stay there and a year as a patient.
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Madame Shek
New York
Chiang Kai-shek
Generalissimo of
China
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Brazil
Secretary Forrestal Seeks Mandatory Training for Youths
Secretary of the Navy James Forrestal urged a year of compulsory military training for all youths over 18 in peacetime. He proposed a federal agency for ongoing research in military techniques and said US armed power remains central to any peace structure.
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New York
Secretary of the Navy
James Forrestal
Navy Industrial Association
United States
Forrestal
Officers Ordered to Report in Liberated France Mobilization
Commissioned officers in liberated France were ordered to report immediately to military authorities as part of the national mobilization program for manpower.
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France
Sale of Lot 3, Block A Chester Meyers Lots in Guilford Co
By order of the Guilford County Superior Court commissioners will sell Lot 3, Block A of Chester Meyers lots in High Point Township for cash at the court house east door Greensboro on September 25, 1944 at 2 PM. Sale subject to court confirmation. Read description in Plat Book 2, Page 55.
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