Fall of Budapest Nears Hitlers Collapse
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes the Red Army assault on Budapest, arguing the capture of Buda will accelerate Hitler’s end. He notes Budapest’s strategic Danube position as a gateway into southeast Germany and a base for operations against the Reich, with nearby Austrians awaiting developments.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
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Budai
Cris
Hitlér
Danube
Germany
Austria
Reich
Budapest
Vienna
European emergency supplies target wheat and feed grains
Officials say campaigner rape's immediate needs include milk and other animal products. Wheat is labeled an urgent requirement, with feed grains desirable to boost livestock production. Prospective European supplies point to wheat and feed grains, with livestock imports likely after the emergency period.
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Europ
Europe
Budapest and Hungary under Hitler face collapse and revolt
The author argues that Soviet entry at the Austrian frontier could spark Austrian and German uprisings. Budapest looms as a crucial Nazi asset, a major railway hub and Danube port feeding Germany, with milling and war industries sustaining Hitler. Loss of Hungary would remove a key Balkans ally, creating political challenges for the Allies alongside military victory.
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Austria
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Black Sea
Italy
United Nations
U S Faces Postwar Food Aid Demand Across Europe
Washington reports Agriculture Department experts estimate Europe will need 21 million tons of U S farm products to feed urban civilians and support Russia and Britain for one to two years after the war. The goal diet is 2 450 calories daily, with Western Russia Poland Yugoslavia Albania and Greece identified as urgent needs.
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Charles C. Haslet
Jack Stinnett
Washington
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Europe
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British Isles
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Poland
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Albania
Greece
Belgium
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Austria
Netherlands
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France
Germany
Canada
Cuba
Brazil
Argentina
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South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
South America
Mitscher Frills as Lexington Hosts Victory Cake
Vice Adm. Marc A. Mitscher, commander of the carrier task force, is shown cutting a cake with a young helper aboard the Lexington. The ceremony highlights his key role in guiding naval operations that helped defeat the Japanese fleet off the Philippines.
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Philippines
Vice Adm
Marc A. Mitscher
Lexington
Trade share of milk eggs cheese and butter cited
Article notes that in United Nations trade most canned and dried milk accounts for 90 percent, dried eggs for 90 percent, cheese for one third, and butter for about one quarter. It suggests a likely need to supply much of Fu- in the context discussed.
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United Nations
England pawnbroker arrives with William the Conqueror
A clipped item notes a pawnbroker arriving with William the Conqueror. Another tip advises shaking out laundry before hanging to reduce ironing time.
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England
William the Conqueror
Market Report of Livestock and Stock Market News
Market data from St Louis National Stockyards shows hogs at 180-270 lb ranges with gains, cattle and calves steady to mixed, and sheep receipts. New York stock and cotton sections note mixed activity pre election, with modest bids, volume around 700,000 shares, and cotton futures up 40-60 cents. Philippines population listed as 17 million. general note on Earth's northern land distribution.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
New York
I/P
Colunyer
Poultry and Egg Market Prices Reported From Chicago
The report lists butter and egg receipts with grade scores and price ranges. It also details live poultry receipts by transport and FOB prices for various fowl and ducks, including leghorn and old roosters, with different weight and price figures.
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Chicago
U.S
Returning Husbands and the Meaning of Home in War
A high ranking officer replies to cautions that returning soldiers will be strangers to their wives. He says soldiers fight for home and that small familiar things—books, a garden, a beer with friends—link their battle world to home. 1944 Arkansas committee.
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Workers of
Arkansas
Constitutional Amendment
Arkansas Peoples’ Committee
C.loq
Local Plant Personnel List Names Foremen and Supervisors
Wallace Sage bookkeeper W A McKeown manager Roy Wilson foreman D S Bray marshal J D King foreman J C Hamm foreman L C Powell foreman Waldron Ark list of personnel showing job titles and names.
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Wallace Sage
W. A. McKeown
Roy Wilson
D. S. Bray
Marshall
J. D. King
J. C. Hamm
L. C. Powell
Waldron
Ark
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Cleveland
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Hope, Ark
Doug Bacon
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Wylie
Hope, Arkansas
Market Report
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Brewing Industry Foundation
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Pyramid
Little Rock
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Texarkana
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