Chinese Mission to Moscow Seeks Settlement of Chinese Reds feud
AP analyst notes a Soong led mission from Chungking to Moscow led by Premier T. V. Soong amid Moscow talks. Potential mutual aid with Russia could shape Asia war influence and China’s future. Talks may also aim to ease the long standing civil war with Chinese Communists.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Chungking
Moscow
T. V. Soong
Chiang Kai-Shek
Harvard
San Francisco
Soong
Russia
Asia
China
Prezmiper Soong
Japan
Chiang
Soong visit to Moscow signals shift in Soviet influence in Asia
The article speculates on Soviet support to Chinese northern Communist forces and potential aid to Chiang Kai-shek in a broader Asia strategy. It ties the Soong visit to Moscow with a anticipated expansion of Soviet political clout in the Orient as Red influence spreads from Europe toward China and neighboring nations.
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China
Chiang
Soviet Union
Japan
Red
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
Soong
Moscow
Orient
Europe
Boy Scout Loses Bicycle During Scrap Paper Drive
Louis Sutton Jr a Boy Scout and former Star Carrier parked his bicycle at City Hall during a scrap paper pickup campaign with SPG trucks. Upon returning last night the bicycle was missing, taken while he assisted with the drive.
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Boy Scout
Louis Sutton
North Walnut Street
SPG
Louis
Purple Heart Award Reaches Wife of Cpl Ferguson
Mrs Bonnie Lou Ferguson receives the Purple Heart awarded posthumously or for action by Cpl William Ferguson in Germany on April 23. The Ferguson family resides at 918 Foster Avenue and Mrs Ferguson was wounded in Karn Ann.
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Cpl. Ferguson
Bonnie
Lou Ferguson
Cpl
William eFrgston
Germany
Ferguson
Karn Ann
Foster Avenue
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Promises Relief
Advertises Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for distress from acidity in urine and frequent urination. Claims 16 herbs and roots make a non habit forming blend. Urges readers to request a free prepaid sample from Kilmer & Co. Stamford Connecticut. Offer limited.
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DR. Kilmer
Department D. Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Druczicts
Hitler’s Notes Reveal Despair and Military Frustration
Allied intelligence uncovered a August conference transcript showing Adolf Hitler admitting deep despair over a string of defeats. He lamented the July 20 plot’s failure and urged harsh action against officers while insisting Germany would fight on until a lasting peace. He blamed Rommel for retreat plans and boasted of political maneuvering capabilities amid the war’s darkest period.
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Jack Fleischer
Berchtesgaden
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Hitler
Prussian
Westphal
Krebs
Guenther von Kluge
France
von Kluge
Seventh Ary
Erwin Rommel
Gerd von Rundstedt
Western Front
Germany
Frederick the Great
Thefuehrer
Rommel
Libyan
el Alamein
North Africa
el- Alamein
Eighth Army
Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
National League results show St Louis 6 over Philadelphia 1 and Chicago 11 over Brooklyn 8 with Boston 7 and Cincinnati 6. Pittsburgh 3 and New York 1. American League Detroit 5 over Washington 2 and Cleveland 11 over Philadelphia 0 with St Louis 9 and New York 4. Boston at Chicago. Southern Association games Atlanta 62 over Chattanooga 1 and Nashville 9 over Brooklyn 5. other games scheduled. Oil in Iran noted. El Salvador exports balsam of Peru mentioned.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Floridan Given Year for Violation of Medicine Laws
William Estep former Florida naturopathic physician was sentenced to 11 months and 29 days in jail for violating state naturopathy laws. He posted an appeal bond and was released from county jail. his attorneys intend to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Memphis
Tenn
William Estep
Florida
Liberty
Toa E.step
Farfm
Supreme Court
FCC Sets Postwar FM Air Wave Allocations
The FCC announced final wave length allocations for postwar FM broadcasting. 90 channels will run 8 to 106 megacycles shifting the FM band from 42–50 to 88–106 megacycles with 92–106 for regular FM and 88–92 for noncommercial educational FM. 400,000 receivers face conversion. 305,000 sets can still receive standard FM, while 30,000 may convert at about $10.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Commission
War Production Board
Nazis Planned Sky Platform for Death Ray
Paris dispatch reports Lt. Col. John A. Kecks said German scientists late in World War II drafted plans for giant sky platforms to float above Earth and focus sun rays into death rays. The design included 5,000 mile altitude platforms, rocket delivery, and radio control, with uses ranging from targeting cities to powering space launches.
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Malcolm Muir, JR
Paris
John A. Kecks
Keck
Bush Rogers
SHAEF
Geamrsnrwosaetasie 1
Earth
Keke
Germany
OPA Prober Offered Bribe and Threat Amid Inquiry
A House Un American Activities investigator testified he was approached to halt the OPA radio probe and that a $5 000 sum was mentioned. The caller threatened to smear his wife’s face, the exchange occurred about three weeks ago, and the committee plans to reveal more about the New York OPA radio director’s program. The report also notes French labor leader Leon Jouhaux commenting on food shortages and a pre glacial Mississippi River level.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
OPA
Rep
Thomas JR
George Sb. McDavitt
Thomas
MecDavitt
New York
Ernie Adamson
Tex Weiner
Civil Service
Forty Age Rule Sparks Bold Claims at Fort Worth AAF
Fort Worth Army Air Field voices a controversial rule claiming a 40 year age limit for wars forces women to reveal age sayings that discredit long standing estimates. The Tarranter cites old circulars as the basis for discharge of anyone admitting age under 40.
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Fort Worth Army Air Field
Tex
Army
Fort Worth
OPA aims to curb black market while easing rations
The article discusses a plan to distribute scarce foods more equitably, including meat, salad oils, and vegetable compounds. Bowles questions feasibility, but OPA weighs options to ensure households can feed their families better than current quarter meat portions. Hedenskog and others are cited in the off the record remarks.
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Bowles
OPA
Mr. Hedenskog
Congress
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