World War Analysis on Caucasus Front and Oil Routes
The article discusses Nazi forces driving toward coastal routes past the Caucasus mountains, threatening Batum and Baku for strategic oil. It contrasts German advances with Russian defense, noting uncertain outcomes and the potential wider impact on Allied efforts if a breakthrough occurs.
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E.witt
Caucasus
Caucasian Isthmus
Bick
Caspith Seag
Middle the East
Genghis
Hitler
Wme
Herr Hiller
Batum
Baku
Middle East
Sam
John
Market Report from St Louis Stockyards Aug 3 1948
Hog prices rose with lighter weights up to 25 cents, sow strength to 10 higher, cattle and calves active with multiple classes steady to higher, vealers up, stockers and feeders 9 to 13.00, sheep up to 14.75 for good lambs. midweek grain, poultry and produce mixed with little clear trend amid small orders and bids.
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St, Louis
Dept. Agr
Chicago
Caug
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Springs
Calorea
the Roosters
Leghora Roosters
Nebraska
California
Idaho Bliss
eRugset Burbanks
Oregon Bliss
New Jersey Cobblers
Nebraska Cobblers
Iowa Cobblers
Wisconsin Cobblers
Outlook for Sugar in 1943 Is Good
Washington August 13 OPA says consumers may expect at least as much sugar in the first nine months of 1943 under basic rations provided shipping does not worsen The basic household ration remains eight ounces a week with 70 percent of 1941 industrial use Ration allowances for the rest of the year aim to ensure supply of at least 2 300 000 tons of sugar.
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Washington
OPA
Office of Price Administration
Price Administration
Sunaryan
Arkansas Primary Returns Show Wide Victory Margins
The unofficial tabulation from 2,057 and 2,077 precincts shows Ben E. Carter trailing Arthur L. Adams for the Third District associate justice seat, McClellan leading Holt in the Senate race by over 47,000 votes, Mills renominated in the second district, Fulbright named to succeed Ellis, Humphrey defeating Bethune for state auditor, Williams toppling Parkins for attorney general, Rankin winning the land commissioner nomination over Page, and McHarty’s successor Ed McFaddin elected to the Supreme Court. Overall turnout exceeded expectations with about 166,000 votes in the July 28 preferential primary.
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McClellan
Holt
Wilbur Mills
O. B. Robbins
Heber Springs
Mills
Robbins
J. W.bille Fulbright
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Clyde T. Ellis
Fulbright
Greenhaw
J. Oscar Humphrey
Ed Bethune
Little Rock
Guy EB
Williams
Duya
Parking
Warren
Parkins
Claude A. Rankin
Murfreesboro
Frond
John H. Page
Ed McFaddin
Hope
T. M. McHarty
Supreme Court
Charles Mettart
U.S. Presses for Continued Offense in Solomons
Allied forces consolidate gains after six days of close combat across three invasion beaches in the Solomon Islands. U.S. marines hold positions while naval air power targets Rabaul, with Japanese reinforcements and air cover under heavy scrutiny. Air actions include American Airacobras used as dive bombers in New Guinea operations aiding ground troops.
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Southwest Pacific Islands
Melbourne
New Guinea
Southwest Pacific
Koda
Owen Stanley
Port Moresby
Roger Ple
Greene Associated Press
Solomon Islands
Island
Rabaul
New Britain
Solomons
Douglas MacArthur
Tayi
U.S
Hitler Reported Continued From Page One War News
Combat reports describe American heavy bombers striking Axis warships at Nava tino harbor in Greece with direct hits on a cruiser and explosions aboard another. Nazi radio claims two Russian ships were interned in a Turkish port while Soviet front reports note a large German push toward Stalingrad and heavy fighting around the Don river bend amid Caucasus battles.
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Navatino
Greece
Cairo
Paris
Istanbul
Turkey
Dateline
Black Sea
Dardanelles
Moscow
Stalingrad
Yast
Don River
Caucasus
Hitler
Germaang
Semeon Tiamoshenko
Worly
Voronezh
Rzhev
Urged to Write for Life of Company in Tax Fight
Bowman urged lawmakers to preserve Boeing by opposing a 90 percent excess profits tax on its 1936-39 losses while developing the Flying Fortress. He claimed the tax as proposed could end the company, noting Army Navy efficiency awards in Seattle and emphasizing the tax's burden on capital and income. The discussion followed testimony by Senate defense investigating committee members. He called for the bill’s reconsideration to save the firm and its workers.
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Bowman
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Boeing
Seattle
White Proves Continued From Page One
White proves a continued ace of his career with a first heat victory, while Up and Pay td secure second and third place in a tense race.
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Takio
Louisiana State
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London
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N. Y
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