Mackenzie Sees Nazi Defeat and Japan's End Near
Veteran analyst Mackenzie reports strong Allied momentum from a five and a half day return voyage. He notes growing U S and British power, praise for American troops, and emphasis on crushing Hitler's army on the battlefield to open a second front. He warns victory depends on destroying German strength, not mere territorial gains.
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Therest
Market Report Hogs Cattle Prices at St Louis Market
National Stockyards report shows hogs steady to 5 lower with 8,500 traded and bulk 180 to 270 pounds at 15.50 to 15.55, lighter weights around 15.00, sows around 14.40 to 15.15, cattle demand opened steady with steers at 14.25 to 15.50, heifers 16.10 tops, cows uneven, bulls unchanged, calves and feeders 10.00 to 16.50, sheep mostly steady with lambs 15.75 to 18.25 and ewes around 8.50. Poultry prices steady. New York stocks show mixed to down early, grain futures mixed with wheat down, cotton rallies from new highs amid farm policy talk.
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Lethal Allied Resolve to Dominate in the Orient
The speaker asserts that achieving total air, naval, and military strength in the Orient will eliminate any doubt that the United Nations can defeat Japan. The stance emphasizes overwhelming force as the path to victory and geopolitical dominance in the theater.
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Orient
United Nations
Mme Chiang Remarks On World Opinion Of Japan
Mme Chiang Kai-shek discussed shifting global views on Japan’s war strength and leadership. She noted early Allied confidence, then disillusion after China’s prolonged resistance, Pearl Harbor, and rapid Axis gains, warning against underestimating or overestimating Japan and Hitler’s influence.
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Japan
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Mme. Chiang
Pearl Harbor
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China Sea
Hitler
Toyman on a Battleship Directs Anti-Aircraft Fire
Navy photo credits Sky Lookout. The crew’s nest officer coordinates and diverts anti-aircraft fire against attacking enemy planes approaching from multiple directions to defend the battleship.
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Toyman
Flashes of Life in Salt Lake and Houston Notes
AP report notes changes to a university magazine cover featuring a couple in an embrace with one figure altered. It mentions bread slices in Houston as free samples and a Nebraska governor receiving 20 cents from a government tire return. The piece blends light human interest with terse regional items.
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Salt Lake City — University
Unique
Houston
Tex
Lincoln
Neb
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Heroic Bombardier killed in Pacific
Staff Sergeant Meyer Levin, 25, of Brooklyn, who with Captain Colin Kelly bombed the Japanese battleship Haruna, was killed in the Pacific. His father, Samuel Lavin, says the War Department informed him. The rest is garbled text.
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Meyer Levin
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Colin Kelly
Pacific
Samuel Lavin
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