Dissolution of Communism Affects Axis Prospects
Mackenzie analyzes Moscow’s dissolution of the Comintern as a potential shift in war and postwar strategy. The piece traces Comintern’s origins, its role in spreading revolution, and how the move could affect Germany, Japan, and Italy while testing Allied unity and future stability.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Moscow
Comintern
Britain
United States
Russia
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Japan
Germany
Italy
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Rome
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Free 122 Page Book On Colon Disorders From McCleary Clinic
The McCleary Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri offers a free 122 page booklet on colon disorders piles and constipation with charts diagrams and X ray pictures. Write today a postcard to receive this up to date booklet free and postpaid.
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Flashes of Life By The Associated Press
Factual snippets from the AP. A Richmond piece notes a 1890s revue planned amid a theater fire scare as Catholic Theater Guild members escape a two alarm blaze. A Kansas City cop brief cites a stop sign violation by Edward Lewis, an escaped prisoner on way to penitentiary. Other items cover fire spotting in Missoula, a nylon rental ad in East Kansas City, swimming lessons at Merced Army Airfield, and a Los Angeles obituary of a long living man aged 106.
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Richmond
Catholic Theater Guild
Kansas City
Edward Lewis
Arthur W. Hamer
Brooklyn blanks Giants in 640 to boost NL lead
A year ago today Brooklyn blanked New York Giants 640 and pulled five and a half games ahead in the National League behind Larry French. The note references historic sports feats and distant past contexts within a compact snippet.
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Associated Press Today
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Larry French
Henry Armstrong
Technica
Ralph Zanelli
War Admiral
Seabiscuit
Belmont Park
Battered Yanks End West Coast Tour in Sour Note
The New York Yankees wrapped a grueling road trip with seven games played and six losses after a doubleheader defeat to Cleveland. The Indians moved into first place while the Yankees weathered a rough stretch as weather and travel disrupted the schedule. In other majors, strong crowds gathered in Philadelphia and Brooklyn as the pennant battles raged, with notable performances from Rip Sewell, Charley Barrett, and Dennis Galehouse.
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Associated Press
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West
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Indians
Joe McCarthy
Ernie Bonham
Spud Chandler
Yanks
al Smith
Chubby Dean
Philadelphia
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Johnny Vander Meer
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Joe Orengo
Nick Witek
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Market Report from St Louis Stockyards May 24
Hogs 22,000 traded, prices 5.10 below Friday's average but active with top at 14.35 for 180 lb animals. Cattle 4,500 head, calves 1,200. steers and heifers slow, cows and bulls steady. Slaughter figures show mixed ranges with various grade cattle, stockers, and feeders noted. Sheep 2,500 from double decks and other lots, light sale activity. New York cotton rallied on crop fears. July futures 20.15, other contracts up. Grain and provisions mixed with wheat, rye up. oats firm, corn light trading.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Chicago
Yye
Tateselina
Roundup of postwar sports notes across New York region
A broad sports roundup notes transportation cuts limit by gas rations hurting eastern teams and venues from Gulf courses to minor league baseball and AAU track. It mentions Bob Montgomery returning to work in Ches ter and large crowds at Cleveland and Philadelphia games. Jockey Frank YY returns to racing in New Orleans. Dukes Military School swimmers face their skipper’s son. Rutgers wrestler Bill Momonthil continues compete in Cuba and the Marines.
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Garden State
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Jacobs
Bob Montgomery
Chester
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bush
Ayu
Xehaul
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Cyugging
R. D. Higgins
Bill Momonthil
Rutgers
Mavines
Cotton Ginners Hold Meeting in Hot Springs
The Arkansas-Missouri Cotton Ginners Association met at its annual convention in Hot Springs, hearing two attacks on government-bureaucracy amid postwar policy debate. President Ll. D. Black denounced wartime controls as a smoke screen for socialist overreach, while R. E. Short of Brinkley blasted the Paria Security Administration as a failed noble experiment.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas-Missouri Cotton Ginners Association
Ll. D. Black
Corins
R. E. Short
Brinkley
Arkansas Farm Bureau
Paria Security Administration
Market notes and grain quotes in a fragile 19th century column
Market details show mixed grains with wheat near 1.49 3-4-70 and 1.44-8-1-4 for Sept. corn around 1.05, oats varying 65 to 67, and barley near 0-207 regents feed 72-84. NY stocks list slow with few gains, poultry and produce items listed, and regional price quotes for Alabama and California whites amid general market softness.
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Faunliy
Dodge Seeks Higher Dependents Allowances
Washington May 2. A proposed regulation would raise by 1 per cent the government contributions to dependents of enlisted men. Current allowances total 50 dollars a month for a wife plus extra for each child. The enlisted man contributes 26 dollars while the government adds 50 dollars for a wife and additional sums for children.
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Washington
Benvalor Lodge
Ct-Mass
Delegations Split Over Role in Global Economic Agency
At the conference, nations including Bolivia Norway and the Netherlands debate government versus private leadership in future economic policy. The U.S. is divided between farm leader Lincoln who seeks greater government involvement and Assistant Secretary Clayton favoring private enterprise. Britain backs a proposed international agency to stabilize commodity prices and supplies, challenging private sector autonomy.
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United States
Maurray D. Lincoin
Pitchers Tighten Up in the Southern League Games
Atlanta May 24 Southern League action saw a flurry of pitcher dominance as several games featured strong hurling. Ed Greesine two-hit Little Rock, Walt Singer four-hit Nashville won, and Knoxville in a twinbill split Birmingham 1-0. Ray Blades of New Orleans laments the blitzing trend as clubs chase consistency amid standings shifts. Birmingham led the league with a win while Nashville fell in a second game, setting the stage for a busy southern schedule today.
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Atlanta
Greesine
Little Rock
Walt Singer
Nashville
Knoxville
Joe
Powers
Birmingham
L Smokies
Ray Blades
New Orleans Pelicans
Pels
Jem
Blades
New Orleans
Vols
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Nitty
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Athanta Champorty
Stewart
Baker
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Train wreck in southern New Jersey kills fourteen
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train derailed on a curve near Delair, New Jersey, killing 14 and injuring 89 as workers cleared the wreckage. In Camden hospitals, authorities began identifying the mingled bodies including a mother who gave birth in the wreck, while officials blamed excessive speed on a 14 degree curve.
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Camden
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W. C. Higuinbolton
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