Big Three Agree On Postwar Roadmap For Europe
DeWitt Mackenzie says the Roosevelt Churchill Stalin talks achieved a focused plan to end the European war, rebuild Europe, and establish lasting peace. He notes the three powers will enforce agreed programs, invite France to join as ally, and address Germany zone tasks and Polish guarantees amid ongoing frontier disputes. Time will show if goodwill translates into action.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Churchill Stalin
Man
Europe
France
Germany
Rhineland
Control Commission
America
Russia
Britain
Reef keeps coconut as war souvenir in museum debate
Yank Finds Continued From Page One records Harry Zimmerman recalling life near Reef's home in Philadelphia. Reef jokes about a used car and travel distances, then notes he is adding the coconut to a growing souvenir collection that friends say could become a war museum.
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Harry Zimmerman
Reef
Philadelphia
Doctor's Home Trial For Blackheads and Pimples
Dr FRED Palmer's Skin Whitener Ointment relieves blackheads and skin blemishes. The external treatment promises easier removal and drier, clearer skin. Available from drug stores for 25 cents with quick results advertised by Galenoi Co. Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Palmer
Galenoi Co
Boz
Atlama
Hope Star 1899 1927 Consolidated January 18 1929
The Hope Star entry lists publication details and staff for the Hope Arkansas daily, noting editors Palmer and Washburn, office at 212 214 South Walnut Street, carrier rates, and Associated Press affiliation. It confirms circulation and advertising representations across multiple cities.
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Star of Hope
Piece
Consolidated
Tetar Publi ‘D
C. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
the Star Pacing
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
McSpaden and Nelson Set for Final Round Showdown
In New Orleans the weathered foes Harold Jug McSpaden and Byron Nelson meet for a championship round after McSpaden failed to clinch yesterday. Nelson trails by five after three rounds and seeks his first New Orleans title as both vie for $1333.33 in war bonds to the winner.
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Patrick New Orleans
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Ohio
Sanford
Nelson
McSpaden
MecSpaden
Jug
Ancient defense at Neuf-Brisach slows modern forces
A WW II era Vauban style wall and moat defense at Neuf-Brisach confounds mechanized American units. A new American lieutenant claims a clever improvised weapon built from two inner tubes and unnamed components.
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Seventh Army
Neuf-Brisach
Vauban
Wehrmacht
Siegfried Line
Belgium forms new government with six Catholics and two communists
Premier Achille Van Acker unveils a cabinet after delay over party cooperation. Six Catholics join, alongside two communists and several socialists, with Spaak the sole exile holdover. The shift follows Pierlot's exile regime and wartime food and fuel struggles.
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Brussels
Achille van Acker
van Acker
London
Hubert Pierlot
Pierlot
Belgium
Yeterday
Paul-Henri Spaak
Leon-Emile Troclet
Ernest Rongvaux
Edmond Ronse
Gaston Eyskens
Edmond Debruyne
Henri Pauwels
Austte Buisseret
Adolphe van Glabbeke
Paul Kronacher
Leo Mundeleer
Edgar Salmand
Albert Marteaux
Albert Desmael
Spaak
Pierrot
Kronacher
Buisseret
Court records show drunkenness plea and fines
Blackie Robertson admitted employing a worker without a health certificate and was fined $16.60. Others pled guilty to drunkenness and received $10 fines: Jess Atkins, Frank Spears, C. W. Brewer, Maxwell B. Thompson, Roy Norman, Herman McAlpin. Several forfeited $10 cash bonds on drunkenness charges: E. G. Quillen, Everett McCoy, L. J. Baker, B. M. Nix, Edward.
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Blackie Robertson
Jess Atkins
Frank Spears
C. W. Brewer
Maxwell B. Thompson
Roy Norman
Herman McAlpin
E. G. Quillen
Everett McCoy
L. J. Baker
B. M. Nix
Edward
War memoir tone on improvised weapons and fear
A historian narrator recalls a canvas improvised weapon used to throw grenades at German lines. The passage suggests even without grenades it could serve as a serviceable weapon. The anxious civilian wonders if war returning to siege warfare is still terrifying but more familiar.
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David
Civil Docket shows White & Co. vs Frank Jamison
Judgment by default for plaintiff White & Co. for possession of personal property with damages waived. Listed parties include Reed Roy Bradford Minor Hill C G Hays Edgar Easterling Ed gar Stell Roy F Bain Parker Davis Joe Grace Basie Glen.
Patton Opens Through Siegfried Line Onward to Rhine
Allied forces led by Patton press the Siegfried Line from the Pruem breach toward the Rhine as Canadian troops clear a Kleve Elten railway link in flooded countryside. Third Army advances threaten a German withdrawal as heavy fire tests American spearheads around Pruem.
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God
Kleve
Elten
Rhine
Patton
Third Army
Pruem
Siegfried Line
Pruem River
Manila presses resume service amid city street fighting
United Press resumes service to two prewar Manila newspapers the Philippine Herald and Mabuhay, owned by Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo, as fighting continues. The Herald and Mabuhay began publishing four mimeographed pages with 5,000 circulation each after suspending January 1, 1942.
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Manila
United Press Service
Philippine Herald
Mabuhay
Fookien Times
Herald
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
Washington
German Radio Attacks Yalta Plan in Nazi Broadcasts
Nazi Berlin radio denounces the Yalta agreement as a crime against mankind calling it the hate program of Yalta and blaming “the Jew” for the plan. The broadcasts warn Germany faces brutal division and slave labor while denying any intent to destroy the German people. Allied radios had aired the conference communique to Germans last night.
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London
Yalta
Berlin
DNB
Germany
Wouren
Crimea
Washington
Moscow
Stalin
Churchill
Roosevelt
The
Eich
March set for big steps in Arkansas sports moves
March 9 in Little Rock marks the high school finals and pivotal moves as a conference committee drafts a football playoff system for AAA, while college directors plot a new Arkansas intercollegiate conference aiming for nine schools.
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Carl Bell
Associated Press
Arkansas
Arkansas High School Conference
Arkansas Athletic Association
Little Rock
AAA
Jonesboro
Fort Smith
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Kansas City
Big Three Plan for Postwar Peace Detailed
The article summarizes the Big Three decisions for a lasting peace. It notes three main aims: defeating and pacifying Germany, coordinated allied military planning, and postwar occupation and control led by France as a fourth power, with continued staff meetings to refine timing and scope of operations.
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France
Market Report St Louis Livestock Feb 13
National Stockyards note hogs 9,000 head active and steady. Cattle 4,000 with 25 percent cows. steer and heifer prices listed, vealers and calves shown. Sheep 2,000 with lambs active. several regional lamb prices and wool skins noted. late-day bale prices up 75 cents to $1.20.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Colorado
Texas
Med
Jly
Poultry and Produce Firm Receipts Hold Steady
Live poultry receipts totaled seven trucks with no cars, prices unchanged as of February 13 in Chicago. The firm reports stable market activity for poultry and produce with steady demand and no price shifts.
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Chicago
Cotton futures rise on lend lease demand and CCC purchase
In New York on February 13 the cotton market advanced over $1 a bale as lend lease demand and CCC purchases tightened spot supplies. Mill and commission house buying pressed hedging and profit taking while the CCC entered the market for 50 000 bales for lend lease.
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New York
CCC
Four Allied Zones Proposed for Germany Under Control Commission
The plan envisions four occupation zones instead of three in Germany. A control commission of the four supreme commanders in Berlin would govern. German armed forces would be disarmed demobilized and Nazi and militarist structures eradicated. All real or potential war industries would be eliminated or placed under control.
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Berlin
Butter and liver iron content noted in prewar diet
Before the war the average American consumed about 17 pounds of butter yearly. Pork liver is cited as often containing more than double the iron of calf liver, highlighting nutrient differences.
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United States
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