Pantelleria Island Foreshadows Allied Move In Med
Allied naval bombardments target Pantelleria, a small island dominating the Tunisia Sicily passage. Analysts note its strategic value for controlling essential shipping lanes and potential early invasion foothold while Sicily, Sardinia, and the Italian mainland loom as next objectives.
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North Africa
Pantelleria
National Geographic Society
Mediterranean
Sicily
Tunisia
Gravt
Sardinia
Spain
United Nations
Tu-nisia
Malta
England
Mussolini
Expansion cleared for Dorcheat Macedonia oil field
A new wartime order by the Petroleum Administration for War loosens restrictions for Dorcheat Macedonia in Columbia county Arkansas. It allows drilling without per-well applications under conditions including 81 acre units, center proximity, and production from Smackover Lime or Cotton Valley as available.
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AP Regional Service
Washington
The
Petroleum Administration For War
Dorcheat-Macedonia Oil and Gag
Columbia County
Arkansas
Cotton Valley
Eclectic Medical Assn Elects Barnett President
The Arkansas Eclectic Medical Association elected Dr. B. H. Barnett of Camden as president to succeed Dr. A. B. De Janis of North Little Rock. Dr. P. Mat. Decammon of Camden was named second vice president.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Eclectic Medical Association
B. H. Barnett
Camden
A. BR. de Janis
North Little Rock
P. At. Decammon
Southern Lead Changes Hands for Third Time
The Southern Association saw its standings shuffle as Nashville swept two games from Birmingham to seize the top spot. Nashville erased a late deficit in both games, scoring 86 and 159 runs in the doubleheader. Little Rock’s Frank Papish worked relief in both games against Atlanta, with mixed results including a no-hitter the previous night. Atlanta won the first frame in 19 innings before losing the second seven-inning segment. Chattanooga’s Bucky Jacobs injured a knee while pursuing a bunt. Gil Torres pitched in the nightcap as Lookouts lost the opener. Knoxville extended its win streak to five by taking the first game from New Orleans in ten innings, though the nightcap went to New Orleans. Upcoming games listed for several teams with announced pitchers.
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Southern Association
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Birmingham
Barons
Vols
Little Rock
Frank Papish
Atlanta
Crackers
Papish
Trav
Buck Fausett
Bobby Dews
Ed Lopat
Chattanooga
Ace Moundsman
Bucky Jacobs
Memphis
Gil Torres
Lookouts
Knoxville
New Orleans
Pels
Rogers
Coffman
Hudlin
Moran
Gamer
McCall
Surratt
Memphii
Drees
War Bond Film Shown to Hope Rotary Club
A War Bond film was presented to the Hope Rotary club Friday noon by Oliver L. Adams in Martin Pool's absence. The Coca Cola sponsored program used graphic stills with music and narration including a message from Treasury Secretary Morgenthau. The Rev. Paul R. Gaston of Hope attended as a guest.
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Hope Rotary Club
Oliver L. Adams
Martin Pool
Treasury
Morgenthau
Paul R. Gaston
Hope
Boxing links fuel National AAU Track meet interest
National AAU Track and Field Championships draw strong entries with many service members expected to compete. Notable families and ex pros like Bobby Ruffin and Terry Young provide a colorful backdrop as events set to unfold at Madison Square Garden with broad media attention and cross sport connections noted throughout.
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New York
Gunder Huerg
Dan Ferris
A.A.U
Tresurer
Madison Square Garden
Bobby Ruffin
Terry Young
Bobby
Teddy Hubbs
Terry
Chalky Wright
Phil Terranova
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Yard and Nearby Markets
National Stockyards reports hogs 9,000 head, demand strong with prices up to 14.50 for 180 lb hogs and other weights showing gains, cattle and calves mostly steady with steers around 14.73 and vealers up to 15.00, sheep pricing steady with lambs to 16.00. Poultry and produce markets in Chicago show live poultry firm, potatoes prices mixed, cotton and stocks in New York move with modest gains and some declines, grain futures rise on wheat but drift for corn and oats.
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Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Iil
U. S. Dept
Chicago
California
Alabama Bliss
Louisiana Bliss Triumaphs
Victory Brude
Ex Immigration Officer Dies in Hot Springs
Daniel Tragiyuk 69, former U S immigration inspector at Ellis Island and other ports, died after brief illness in Hot Springs hospital. Yugoslavian native, served with immigration service at several ports and was a WWI FBI special agent. Survived by widow, three siblings. funeral to be held today.
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Hot Springs
Daniel Tragiyuk
U.S
Athans Tic
Hare
Yugoslavia
Traziyuk
Immigration Service
Ellis Sland
Miami
Cailfport
New Orleans
Houston
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Commencement Service At First Paplist Church
The Commencement service at six o'clock Friday night in the church auditorium will feature students from the Jeneday Vuewlion Bible School held at the First Paplist Church. The program includes a sale and recognition for those with perfect attendance. the public is invited.
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Jeneday Vuewlion Bible School
Sports Mirror Today A Year Ago Mel Ott
A reminiscence notes Mel Ott driving in Lec 3rd run surpassing Hornsby while Dodgers rally near NL lead by routing St. Louis. Five years earlier British amateurs win Walker Cup after US streak. SC Intercollegiate results cited with 47.5 points.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Press Today
Mel Ott
Gian
Lec
Rogers Hornshby
Dodgers Addlya
St. Tanais
United States
Ickle
Fights Last Night In Ohio And Mississippi Golf Invite
Fights last night featured Broly-Bill Naren stopping Senhy Marne in Niles Ohio while Eddie Wayne of Quincey Minnesota defeated Fran je Britt in Pall River. Freshmen are eligible in the Western Conference golf championships, a historic first.
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Associated Press
Bill Naren
Netruil
Senhy Marne
Niles
Ohio
Pall River
Miss
Eddie Wayne
Quincey
Mins
Fran Je Britt
Dodgers and Cards Stage Open NL Duel as Yankees Lead
The Associated Press reports a two horse NL pennant race with the Dodgers and Cardinals trading momentum. In the American League the Yankees hold a slim margin over Detroit and Cleveland, while Browns manager Luke Sewell laments lack of standout club. The White Sox rise to fifth, Cubs drop Dodgers 8-1, Cardinals rout Phillies 8-2, and Dickson secures his first complete game after many relief appearances.
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Judson Bailey
Associated Press
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Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Luke Sewell
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Bob Muncrief
Browns
Sewell
Yankees
Ernie Bonham
George McQuinn
Muncries
Joe McCarthy
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Washington
Senators
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Don Black
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Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Chi- Capa Cubs
St. Louis
Dodgers
Cardinals
Phillies
Brooklyn
Murty Dickson
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
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Pirates Maintain Third Place After Narrow Win
Sewell leads Pirates to their sixth win and one loss as they stay in third place a half game behind the leaders. The Cincinnati Reds beat the Boston Braves 7 to 4 in a night game, keeping pace in the standings with a slight edge in percentage.
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Sewell
Pirates
Pice
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
FDR Hints Continued From Page One
The article reports mixed signals from coal miners and leaders amid a strike. John L. Lewis disputes ordering a walkout, while USW members show reluctance to return without orders. Miners in Pittsburgh and Charleston express bitterness and doubt about a swift end to negotiations. An operator in Huntington doubts a quick return to work.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Lewis
Ilugh White
U.mw
Inlinois
Roosevelt
West
Miners Face War Board Pledge Amid Shutdown Talks
President Roosevelt backs War Labor Board authority over miners wage demands of two dollars a day. Workers in Kentucky districts await orders from local leaders before resuming, while Pittsburgh treasurer William Hargest doubts a return without policy committee guidance. Agreement would extend old terms and cover equipment costs and ration raises. Birmingham blast furnace halts loom as coal shortages bite steel toll.
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IWAI
West Kentucky
Wiliam Hargest
UMW
Pittsburgh
Bar Labor Board
Lewis
WLB
Roosevelt
War Labor Board
WB Gaid
Birmingham
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