Evastopol Assaults Signal Nazi Drive In Ukraine
Egyptian war analyst reports the Nazi onslaught against Soviet lines near Kharkov and Donets basin as Nazi forces push to breach the Red line toward the Caucasus. The attack, now in its fourth day, tests Soviet resistance while Germany suffers heavy material losses and may face production constraints.
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Kharkov
Hitler
Golden Caucasus
Timosheno
Donets
Naxis
Caucasus
Middle East
Hoods
Kidneys as Cause of Backache Promoted by Cash and Carry Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Pills for kidney related backache relief. It claims tired kidneys fail to remove acids and waste, causing rheumatic pains, fatigue, and blurred vision under the eyes. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist for Dean's Pills, stating decades of use.
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Eadachea
Issincan
Dean
Silicons
Doun
Market Report and World War II Update Clips
Chicago market notes show poultry and potatoes with prices steadier amid light supply, while St Louis stockyards report hogs up to 14.70 and cattle mostly steady as vealers rise. Separate dispatch details wheat corn oats and soybeans, then shifts to frontline war developments with Sevastopol, Rommel’s advances toward Egypt, and British withdrawals near Matruh and Sidi Barrani.
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Chicago
U. S
Bliss
California
Alabama
North Carolina Cobblers
Virginia Cobblers
Missouri Cobblers
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
U. S. Dept
Our Daily Bread on wartime labor shortages
A National Industrial Conference Board survey shows 1,753,000 job seekers available as of April, with 1,151,000 on WPA CCC NVA rolls. The article urges expanding manpower with veterans, women, older workers, and the physically handicapped to meet war production needs and potential expansion of the draft.
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National Industrial Conference Board
WPA
CCC
NVA
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Rommel's Force Likely to Press On in Egypt
Axis armored units crossed toward the Egyptian border between Sidi Omar and Fort Maddalena in several columns, flanking toward Salam and Sidi Barrani. The move suggests a potential flanking thrust to bypass Halfaya Pass and push eastward, echoing Rommel's earlier Tobruk encirclement and stressing supply lines as the advance threatens British frontier defenses. Dispatches from Australia report General MacArthur’s message of encouragement to Gen Auchinleck.
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Baby Hood
Crimea
Sevastopol
Berlin
Trops
Rommel
Egypt
Sidi Barrani
Rome
Ro- Tani
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Matruh
Alexandria
Libya
Sidi Omar
Fort Maddalena
Salam
Big Command
Salum
Walfaya Pass
Fort Capuzzo
Tobruk
Ray
Frm
Australia
Douglas MacArthur
Claude Auchinleck
Wellington
Eisenhower to lead joint American British action plans
General Eisenhower, returning from London, previews forthcoming talks with British chiefs on merging US and British armies for offensive operations. He cites Mountbatten and Washington conference partners as laying the pattern for a unified Allied effort and notes increasing American forces in the British Isles.
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Ing
Britain
Eishhower
Alan Brooke
London
Eisenhower
Louis Mountbatten
United States
Mountbatten
Great Britan
United Naions
Eishenower
Washington
Islas
Genral Eisenhower
Tyler
Tex
War Department
War Plans Division
Third Army
San Antonio
Tank Corps
Camp Col
Gettysburg
Philippine Commonwealth
What Was The Purpose Of The New Deal Job Programs
The fragment notes a question about why the WPA CCC NYA were created to ease unemployment, suggesting a discussion of their roles as relief efforts during economic hardship. It implies workers benefit from such programs, framing them as a jobseekers paradise and a historical justification for public works and training initiatives.
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WPA
CCC
NYA
Tax Filing Change Rejected by Administration Experts
Recommends continued from page one a previous action discarding a treasury proposal to require married persons to file joint individual income tax returns. Administration experts estimate impacts and present ongoing debate on tax policy change.
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Treasury
Nazi setbacks and Soviet counterattacks in Crimea and Russia
Reports from the Soviet Information Bureau and London indicate German forces suffered heavy losses around Kharkov Sevastopol and Kalinin as Soviet counterattacks and Western Allied support engagements continued. Soviet air and ground actions destroyed tanks and artillery while Barents Sea warships reportedly sank a 4 000 ton enemy transport.
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Kharkov
Fedor von Bock
Ans
Sevastopol
Kalinin
Moscow
Europe
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Russia
North
Affvica
Switzerland
Nasi
Germany
London
Reuters
Stockholm
Crimea
Caucasus
Yaila
Crimean Peninsula
Simferopol
Feodosiya
Draft Board Categories Expanded For Induction Rules
The draft headquarters issued four categories for inducting registrants with priority on dependents. Category 1 covers those without bona fide financial dependents. Category 2 includes those with dependents other than wife or child. Category 3 covers registrants with wives in bona fide relationships married before Dec 8, 1941. Category 4 includes those with wives and children or children alone in bona fide relationships. Local boards may move through categories as needed and some married men may be called ahead.Financial assistance provisions for dependents depend on dependency status with monthly amounts for wives and children and optional aid programs.
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Thutly
Roosevelt
Draf
Selective Service Headquarters
Congress
Illinois Action Ends Bid on Large Property Proposal
A community property state effort was dropped after members insisted on eliminating Illinois from the plan. The move reduces potential funding, affecting a proposal that could have reached about 420 million dollars.
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