Connally backs Fulbright resolution on postwar peace
Senator Connally predicts the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will draft its own peace plan after the House considers Rep. Fulbright's bid to commit the United States to preserving postwar peace. He says expect a general, not detailed, resolution likely mirroring Fulbright while opposing broad organizational language. Supporters seek clearer commitment and international machinery to maintain peace after war.
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Stummer
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Trapped By Sleep Ends In Unlawful Entry Charge
New York Peter Pastrick, 30, fell asleep on the job at a Brooklyn furniture store after hours. A watchman found him under a bed. Pastrick admitted entering the store before closing and taking merchandise. He was later charged with unlawful entry. In Philadelphia a tavern incident involved a snake sighting by police. In Oakland a sailor missed a date after a wristwatch prank.
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Peter Pastrick
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Pastrick
Theater Fans Kept Awake All Night By Seven Features
Six year old Jerry Larrimore and five year old Sister Areen visited the theater at opening and remained until midnight after viewing seven features four news reels four government shorts and four cartoons.
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Los Angeles
Jerry Larrimore
Areen
Beehive Swarm Detour Cleared by Police Light Trick
A police officer used a mirror to distract a swarm of bees at Springfield Intersections. Officer George Ford directed the swarm toward a store wall, allowing traffic to resume on busy Spring Street. A bystander noted safer street conditions after the incident.
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Springfield
More Tires Rubber Goods for Next Year
Washington faces demand for synthetic rubber devices to expand tire production. War Production Board plans substantial machinery purchases as existing plants adjust to synthetic materials. Officials expect 200000 tons of synthetic output annually, with 840000 tons total needed, while civilian tires require replacement as prewar quality wanes. Jeffers’ office prepares a full machinery program for SPBL approval, with two-year production gaps and rapid ramp up anticipated by year end.
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War Production Board
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Wireeter
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Dotters
Pearl Harbor
Jeffers
SPBL
Wee
Americans Bag (Continued from Page One)
A fragmentary note on a Saturday thrashing by fighters and tribal groups leaves unclear the basis of available information and the continuing coverage from page one.
Japanese Defenses At Guadalcanal Targeted By Naval Air Bombers
Reports state Japanese forces in the Guadalcanal area face intensified air strikes. Navy dive bombers and torpedo planes supported by fighters attacked positions on Guadalcanal and nearby islets, setting fires and hitting anti aircraft batteries as part of ongoing operations in the South Pacific.
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Chaiseul Island
Navy Ventura
Western New Charge Island dispute linked to Moda area
A fragment notes that Droa embraced a term for Western New Charge Island and compares it to the Moda area in the Choiseul region. It mentions a long, narrow land strip between central and northeastern Solomon Islands and records a prior attack.
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Choiseul Island
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Solomons
Alibi No 999999 Coffee Ration Branch Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Chattanooga meal ration scene where a person explains the need to eat due to limited coffee supplies. The record shows a ration clerk refusing a request and the speaker expressing hardship.
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Poe
Social Function Draws Prize at Local Event
Members of the American Section hosted a social function. They offered a large prize and drew numbers to select a winner. The event aimed to raise funds and engage attendees.
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Alton
Nes
Final Ohio chase coal derby winner named Dave Drew
In a rough summary of the final match, Dave Drew emerged as the winner amid protests over a TE burn and mentions of coal donations. L Brillhart of a dine party appears as a claimant, while Wagner voices opposition and a road denier item is noted.
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Ohio Chas Co
Wagner
Dave Drew
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Brillhart
Help Yourself, Girls Kaninastly, Bas
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene where men offer nickels for women in a plant, seeking candy or a similar treat. The passage is garbled and difficult to interpret but centers on gendered exchange and odd social behavior.
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Bas
Euston
Nueti
Porrey
Private maneuvers spark wartime rumors abroad
Fragmented lines describe confusion about Allied units and arms, mentioning Private Silver atlas and Private 9 1 Murginen Army imameuvers. The text hints at war impact on American civilians and possible delays or curtailments, with unclear references to oil and Duponts.
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Silver Atlas
Murginen Army Imameuvers
Wiis Wrest
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