Hitler mobilizes manpower and food for Europe war plan
The article outlines Hitler’s drive to mobilize labor and material across Europe to sustain the war effort. It highlights Romania’s leaders, labor demands for German industry, and the strain on manpower amid multiple fronts. It notes uncertainties about grain harvests, oil from Grozny, and the need to fill labor shortages due to casualties and advancing fronts.
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Glen Barblec
Europe
Fuehrer
Romania
Mari ‘Antonescu
Berarday
Antonescue
Jdoutit
Ipose Kiefel
Zeitzler
Hitlerici
Rumania
Russia
Theeich
Itler
Ackholm- Dispatch
Reich
Diterranean
Fritz Sauckel
Pierre Laval
Germany
Satchel
Ukraine
Bulgaria
Hungary
Croatia
Slovakia
Spain
France
Denmark
Norway
Paland
Czechoslovakia
Sauckel
United Nations
Hitler
Market Report From National Stockyards And New York Stocks
Market data from National Stockyards shows hogs and cattle with open activity and varied quotes across weights, with hogs steady to 25 cents lower on lighter weights. Cattle and calves feature mixed ranges, vealers up, and stockers steady, while sheep receipts trend lightly with lambs and yearlings steady to firm. New York stocks end mixed with selective gains on steels, farm equipment, and rails, while many issues slip and late trading stabilizes. Grain, grain and provisions report a rally in Chicago futures with wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans posting modest gains. cotton also rebounds, closing higher after a volatile session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Mexico
Jay
Cotton Consumption Dec Cotton Use Totals Reported
The Census Bureau reports December cotton consumption at 935,511 bales of lint and 108,113 bales of linters, versus November figures of 913,028 lint and 119,228 linters and December last year at 868,879 lint and 100,045 linters.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Night on an Armored Night Military Claims and Anecdotes
The narrative recalls a brutal bombardment with field runways damaged and a night-long assault. Lieut. Hulbert Burroughs, son of Edgar Rice Burroughs, recounts jumping into a garbage dump as two atheists in foxholes exchange jokes amid the shelling and early dawn light. General Saunders adds the eerie tone of a night when two battleships aided by bombers rained fire on the position.
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Burroughs
Hulbert Burroughs
Los Angeles
Edgar Rice Burroughs
General Saunders
Furloughs at Home: Keeping Love Calm During War Time
A wartime guide for wives on managing a husband’s furlough, balancing money, emotions, and home life. It advises discreet spending, avoiding jealousy, preserving normal routines, and maintaining security through familiar routines, music, and Sunday rituals while handling domestic pressures and children.
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Jace
Camille
House Favors Probe Of State Expenditures
Three Arkansas lawmakers linked to anti administration forces deny opposition label as they press recall to pull a House investigation of state expenditures. Abington Ward Middleton insist on economy bloc role while seeking details on furnishings contracts claims commission payments and land-suit fees.
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Abington
Beebe
Ward
Marianna
Senate
Statehouse
The
Claims Commission
Kanaas City Bridge
Campahy
Garland City Bridge
Arkaneans
O. W. Garvin
Jack Holt
General Assembly
Little Rock
Adkins
W. H. Abington
W.L. Ward
House
State House
J. A. Middleton
Mena
State Planning Board
Publicity Commission
Industrial Board
Invest
Federal Income Tax Clip Out For Preparation Of Returns
A wartime era notice explains who must file tax returns, the penalties for perjury, and how returns are checked by the Internal Revenue Service. It urges keeping records of income, reading instructions, and retaining Victory Tax withheld receipts for credits.
Battleship Kansas figurehead to be sold for scrap
Topeka Kansas January 14 1944 secretary Kirke Mechem announced the old battleship U S S Kansas figurehead will be sold for scrap to aid the war program. Navy permission was granted to Dyal and Son Topeka salvage dealers at 614 cents per pound for a 2300 pound relic depicting an eagle with a 24 foot wingspan.
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Topeka
Kas
U.S.S. Kansas
Kirke Mechem
State Historical Society
Navy
Dyal and Son
Lawmakers Clash Over Withdrawn Resolution
Middleton and Abington comment on administration and Senate cooperation. Middleton denies a rift and vows bipartisanship, citing past support for the governor. Ward criticizes Lit.Gov. J. J. Beck Shaver’s push to appoint E. J. Butler as secretary, reacting to articles about administration senators.
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House
Middleton
Abington
Senate
Ward
J. J
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Ethel Gorham
AP Features
Harry W. Shiver
Bob Elmore
Hope, Ark
Robison
Selby Styleez Natural Posse
Connie
Paris
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Shelby
Williams
Friedman-Shelby
Eagle
Geo. W. Robison & Co
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