Antiquated War Gear Sits in Junk Piles Across the Nation
Washington laments waste from past weapon orders now deemed useless as Allied forces shift to the Pacific. Master models and aging devices sit in arsenals awaiting sale while authorities fear scrutiny from a future Congress. Some items drop in price from thousands to mere dollars.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
War Department
Pacific Theater
Japan
Winning the War by Albert Leman
British representatives at the Quebec conference vow to push to the limit in eradicating Japan. The Europe liberation will ease American manpower needs in the Far East as French and Dutch aid grows, with De Gaulle and Gerbrandy pledging full strength once the Continent is free. Admiral Nimitz and General MacArthur lead major offensives, aided by Mountbatten in the India Burma zone, while the French and Dutch assist in mop up and postwar patrols.
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Quebec
Japan
Europe
United States
Far East
de Gaulle
Gerbrandy
Nippon
Admiral Nimitz
General MacArthur
Lord Mountbatten
India-Burma
Vichy
Asia
Decoux
Petain
Great Britain
Indo-China
New Caledonia
Pacific Islands
Pacific
Surabaya
Java
New York
India
Madagascar
Algiers
Dorsey and wife indicted in assault case in Hollywood
Bandleader Tommy Dorsey and wife Pat Dane face assault charges in Los Angeles. Also charged is director Allen Smiley for alleged blows during a balcony clash on Aug. 5 at Dorsey’s Hollywood apartment. Jonathan Hall and Eddie Norris testified to the incident before grand jurors.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Dorsey
Pat Dane
Jon Hall
Eddie Norris
Hall
Norris
Allen Smiley
Dorsey
Hollywood
Frances Langford
Edwin Myers
Myers
Tommy
Smiley
Jess Ann Sheridan
Jo Churchill
Kansas City
J Chuey
The
Dorsey Science
Calabais river lore and Calabria location clues
The text asks about the country containing the city Calabais and the river Lorele, and queries Calabria's location. It also includes a Dewoc Tocqueville quote and a wedding gift note scenario and a horoscope snippet about birthday assertiveness and ambition with hints of musical and literary interests.
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Calabais
Lorele
Calabria
Compromise Sets New Open Dates for Weed Market Belts
Wilson Sept 13 The compromise between growers and warehouse men and the Tobacco Association of the United States sets new openings for the middle and old belt tobacco markets. Middle belt starts full operation Sept 24 after two days of restricted hours with multiple buyer sets. Old belt opens with varied daily hours across regions.
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United States
Henderson
Winston-Salem
Danville
South Boston
Child foresaw advanced ideas and critical view
The excerpt notes that a child of today will develop clever, original thoughts across many subjects. It warns the child may be over critical of others while growing into capable, inventive adulthood.
Seaport town and fortress on the Strait of Dover
The article notes Frange as a seaport town and fortress located on the Strait of Dover. It also mentions the Rhine in a surrounding context and identifies Italy's southernmost peninsula.
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Frange
Strait of Dover
The
Rhine
Peninula
Italy
Marines Grid Team Forming for 1944 Campaign at Camp Lejeune
Camp Lejeune prepares a Marine football squad for the 1944 season under Lt. Col. William W. Stickney. Tentative 1944 schedule lists an opener against the Third Air Force Gremlins at Charlotte on Sept 30 and a Bainbridge Navy Station game on Nov 18. Noted players include Pfc John Yonaker, former Notre Dame end, and Lt Pat Preston, with Stickney directing practices.
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Camp Lejeune
Camp Lejeune Marines
William W. Stickney
Marines
Third
Air Force Gremlins
Morris Field
Charlotte
Bainbridge
Duke University
Pfc
John Yonaker
Notre Dame
Pat Preston
Fort Bragg Wins Two Diamond Tilts
In Finch field over the weekend Fort Bragg Reception center team won both games. They beat Triangle Hosiery of High Point 6 to 4 with Red Ennis on the mound and Har rington and Maynard each collecting two hits. Sunday afternoon Fort Bragg defeated the 22nd Regiment 15 to 0 as Cole Hopper and Dennis held the Regiment to two scattered hits.
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Thomasville
Finch Field
Fort Bragg
Triangle
High Point
Fort Bra
Red” Ennis
Lahdis
van Harrington
Buster Maynard
22Nd Regiment
Lefty Cole
Jim Hopper
Paige Dennis
Regiment
All American Duke Tackle Calls Flagship Practice Start
Stickney announced first practice tomorrow afternoon while authorities grant permission for team organization. Colonel said no interference with ongoing training. Players must practice in spare time and will not be transferred from units to play football.
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Duke
Stickney
Merita Bread Promotes Finest Wheat and Flavor
The Merita Bakers emphasize their flour is milled from selected wheat to ensure flavor and healthful nourishment in every loaf. They tout wheat from America’s finest fields, guaranteeing hearty nourishment and the bread’s long-favored status in the South.
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Merita
America
South
SSS Tonic Promises Restored Health To Users
Advert says thousands report SSS Tonic benefits and scientific research supports results. Claim notes store availability in 10 and 20 oz sizes and suggests customers feel like themselves again.
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Ousendas
City Of Kinston Is Put Out Of Bounds
CAMP LEJEUNE Sept 13 The entire city of Kinston has been placed out of bounds to service personnel at the Marine base under a special order. The order effective Friday cites venereal infections contracted in Kinston and allows passes for on duty MPs, married personnel with passes, and those performing official duties with passes.
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Camp Lejune
Kinston
Marine Corps
When The Lights Came On Again In England
Manchester enjoyed a rare blackout lift as lights returned in the city last night. Citizens read newspapers in the streets danced and sang while lamps glowed and couples kissed under restored illumination ahead of a nationwide return on September 17.
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England
Manchester
Britain
Prisoners Returning Home From Turkey
About 340 Allied prisoners from Bulgaria including 305 Americans left Turkey for home. They wore Turkish issued clothing replacing tattered attire from Bulgarian camps where some had been held for two years.
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Ankara
Bulgaria
Turkey
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