Hitler Could Be Cut Off From Caucasus Resources
World War analyst E W Mackenzie argues that if Hitler blocks Russia from Caucasus oil and Persian Gulf resources, German strength may wane as Allied power grows. He notes the difficulty of penetrating the Caucasus barrier and cites British Air Marshal Harris warning that bombers could devastate the Reich.
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E Witt MacKenzie
Hitler
Caucasus
Middle East
Europe
Russia
Persian Gulf
Caucasian
Black Sea
Caspian
Sir Arthur Harris
Reich
England
Mehaffy and campaign results in Third District fight
With 215 of 285 precincts reporting in the Third Congressional district Fulbright Greenhaw and Willis lead, while land commissioner race contenders Page and Rankin top a five-man field. Hays holds a safe lead in Terry’s district over Bailey Rotenberry and Winn, as Adkins secures renomination with large margins.
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Holt
McClellan
Terry
National Administration
Elis
B. Fulbright
Rmer University of Arkansas Preent
Fayetteville
Felow
Supreme Court Jusice
Karl Greenhaw
Virgil Willis
Harrison
Fulbright
Greenhaw
Willis
John H. Page
Little Rock
Claude A. Rankin
Murfreesboro
Supreme Court
Charles Meharty
F. McFadden
Hope
Gentry
Brooks Hays
Farm Security Administration
Bob Bailey
Russellville
Oscar
Win
A. L. Rotenberry
Little Mock
Hays
Bailey
Rotenberry
Winn
Homer M. Adkins
Fred Keller
Conway
Bill Neill
Littie
Market Report from St Louis Stockyards and NYC Cotton
Market activity varied across hogs cattle and sheep with higher bids on lighter hogs and strong steer trading while New York cotton fell on liquidation from commission houses and New Orleans interests. Grain and provisions shifted as wheat slipped to new lows then recovered with outside demand and livestock feeding.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Dept. Agr
New York
Commission Houses
New Orleans
N. Meh
Jiy
Chicago
Union Forces Bands Off Air
New York July 29 union ban halted Mutual Broadcasting pickups of at least 15 big name bands after a dispute between the American Federation of Musicians and MBS affiliates KFRC and WARM. AFM chief Petrillo ordered the move without network notice, stopping requests for Cab Calloway Tommy Tucker Henry Busse and others as local unions enforce the action amid wage and hour disputes in San Francisco and Scranton.
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New York
Mutual Broadcasting System
American Federation of Musicians
AFL
MBS
KFRC
San Francisco
WARM
Scranton
Mutual
Fred Weber
AFM
James C. Petrillo
Cab Calloway
Tommy Tucker
Henry Busse
Petrillo
Nazis Report Continued From Page One
Berlin dispatches estimate German forces along the western coast range from 50 to 120 divisions totaling up to 1.8 million troops. Elite Guards arrived from the eastern front moving toward France as reports say regiments recently landed in Betliam and Holland on fatigue leave.
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Germany
Berlin
Norway
France
Champs Elysees
Paris
Eireles
Betliam
Holland
Hamburg Under Heavy Allied Bombardment and Air Raids
Hamburg suffered extensive RAF bombing with 600 planes dropping two ton bombs and 175 000 incendiaries on the seaport city. The raid damaged railway yards and industrial facilities while 29 RAF aircraft were reported lost. The attack focused on shipyards and submarine plants, with Hamburg described as a major German industrial center.
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Admiralty
Air Ministry
France
RAF
Hamburg
Hamburgz
Germany
Hellish
East Anglia
Hamane
England
Flashes of Life and Raids Mention Local Labor Action
Six people were arrested during a raid on a padlocked house after the State Department of Labor and Industry ordered action against indecent shows. In Dallas, William Hamilton, a guinea pig producer, seeks zoning changes to expand his garage operation into a larger building. Las Cruces reports a found automobile wreck with a patched fender bearing a large “Drive safely” sign.
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Associated Press
Baylestown
Las Cruces
N. M
Two Million Japs Knew Their Warlords Would Attack U S
In vivid dispatches from Shanghai and Tokyo, editors reveal that millions of Japanese in China and occupying forces anticipated war with the United States. Pearl Harbor stunned Americans while Tokyo’s machine moved swiftly to seize, arrest, and consolidate control across occupied China as diplomatic efforts failed.
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U. S
Tokyo
United States
Great Britain
Morris J. Harris
Associated Press
Shanghai
Max Hill
Louenco Marques
Gripsholm
New York
Morris J
China
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
mid-Pacific
Iheaby
Navy
Air Force
Uiere
Japan
Lange
Ohe
Cupied
Ching
Marques
Portuguese East Africa
Joseph C. Grew
Stinmy
Shad
Roosevell
Hirohito
Japanese Experts Fail To Predict Pearl Harbor, Grew Reports
A veteran journalist reflects on failed Japanese potential analyses and recounts Ambassador Grew's tense midnight meeting in Tokyo with Prime Minister Tojo’s officials. The piece notes early signals of Pearl Harbor plans, with Tokyo's wardens rounding up foreign staff and journalists as suspicion rises.
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Anman
Washington
Grew
Toga
Cote
Inckud
Roosevelt
Dooman
Okyo
Strreets
Topa
Diet
Merrell Benninghoft
Toxo
Togo
Foreign Office
Pearl Harbor
Tokyo
Taccon
Excess Profits Tax Sparks Postwar Recovery Debate
Washington lawmakers heard Clinton Davidson of a private research group warn that a 90 percent excess profits tax could destroy corporations after the war. He urged a postwar recovery fund, funded by taxes over 80 percent of excess profits, to be returned to firms, while the treasury favors 70 percent with a rebate. Davidson projected large postwar unemployment and overproduction risks unless employment rises, noting potential cotton and milk surpluses. Senators debated inflation controls and a forced savings concept as a fairer approach than individual saving taxes, with Taft backing a compelling savings plan.
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Washington
Clinton Davidson
Congress
Davidson
Senate Finance Committee
FL Duclry
The
Jersey City
Treasury
House
Brown
D-Mich
George
D-Gad
Taft
Ohio
Navy Making Caribbean Safe
A U S warship escorts the first Caribbean convoy and returns with another, as merchant ships sail safely through previously dangerous waters. Commodore John P. Walsh leads the action. submarines are repelled by depth charges and maneuvers, with no torpedoes fired at the merchant fleet.
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V.W. Jones
U. S
Caribbean
United States
John P. Walsh
Naval Academy
Foreign Service
Walsh
Liew
George M. Hagerman
Richmond
Dream of Lighting a Snake Haunts Captain Beck Story
Mrs George Beck Jr writes to Basin Wyoming detailing a dream her husband Captain Beck of Camp Palk Louisiana had during a night in the woods. The dream involved lighting a snake and the orderlies adjusting sounds and blankets while the camp slept.
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Basin
George Beck, Jr
Capt. Beck
Camp Palk
Troop Carrying Ships Debated By Senate Panels
Testimony from WPS official Wasalglon Daly 282 A cites engine horsepower limits delaying a shift to giant air cargo and troop transports. Harald Talbot of the WPB says production engines are scarce, and future conversions would cut bomber output. Kaiser and Higgins figures draw focus on shipbuilding capacity for flying boats as senators probe steel shortages and Higgins contracts. Witnesses include Eddie Rickenbacker and Roscoe Turner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasalglon
Daly
WPS
Harald FE. Talbot
The
Way Production Board
Senate Defense Investigating
Army
Navy
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Nelson
Trumian
D-Mo
Andrew Jackson Higgins
Henry J. Kaiser
Truman
Kaiser
Higgins
New Orleans
Maritime Commission
Lee D-oklat
Eddie Rickenbacker
Grover Loening
Glenn Martin
Jon Mars
Roscoe Turner
Lee Group
Hitler Sends Birthday Greetings to Il Duce
Berlin reports on July 24 that on Mussolini’s 50th birthday Adolf Hitler sent a telegram of congratulations on behalf of the German people and himself. Italian broadcasts made no mention of the anniversary. as Mussolini ages Hitler increasingly dispatches annual congrats.
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Hitler
I Duce
Berlin
Mussolini of
Lly
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Americans in West Africa Report by Reuters Quote
London reports quoted Lord Swiman British resident minister for West Africa stating Americans are present in Accra and throughout the region in the global conflict. He notes cooperation with United States General Pitt Gerald and describes ongoing partnerships with the U S in the Gold Coast colony.
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London
Reuters
Lord Swiman
West Africa
Accra
Gold Coast
United States
Pittgerald
Fagan Forced Into Runoff Primary in Arkansas
Lille Rock July 29 Fagan a veteran Pulaski county figure failed to win a majority in the Democratic primary. He faces a runoff August 11 against Gus Remmel of Little Rock and E B Raines after returns show Remmel 6145 votes, Remmel 3291, and Raines 3130.
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National Association For the Advancement of
Mehatty
McFadden
Gentry
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Lille Rock
Wills Fagan
Pulaski County
Sunslow
Gus Remmel
Little Rock
Remmel
E. EB. Raines
James W Rogers Enlists in U S Navy
James Walter Rogers, son of Mrs. Clesty Rogers of Uepe route three, has enlisted in the United States Navy. He is currently stationed in Memphis awaiting further orders.
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James Walter Rogers
Clesty Rogers
Memphis
Lt Frank Robinson Visits Parents Here
Lt Frank Robinson of the U S Army Air Corps visited his father Garleton Robison near Hope and other relatives last week. Robinson is stationed in Nevada.
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Frank Robinson
Frank Robison
U. S. Army
Alr Corps
Garlanet Robison
Near Hope
Lil. Robernson
Luvida
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Missouri Cobblers
Jiny
Union
Dallas
Tex
William T. Hamilton
State Department
Eugene H.roumiun
Catnsellar
Shigenori
Toya
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Fagan
James W. Rogers
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