Hitler on the brink with aerial plan to crush him
Dewitt Mackenzie argues Hitler is weakened but still dangerous as winter approaches. He urges a massive, coordinated Anglo American bomber buildup in Britain to flatten Nazi industries, open a second front, and enable invasion, warning of brutal Allied losses if invasion proceeds without air superiority.
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France
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U S Jap Loses in New Britain and Timor Raids
U S bombers hit Rabaul harbor causing fires and explosions as MacArthur’s Australians strike the Rabaul airdrome. A second raid damages Japanese positions in Timor near Port Darwin. Japanese attempts to seize Port Moresby in New Guinea meet another setback as Australian forces attack on their flank.
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Market Report and Livestock Prices Across Markets
New York stocks ended with modest gains as late buying supported leaders amid slack selling. Volume around 600,000 shares. St. Louis livestock reports show mixed hog and cattle prices with lighter weights and vealers varying. Chicago grain and provisions futures faded after early advances as wheat and corn prices drifted. Cotton futures in New York closed near unchanged with small daily shifts.
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Associated Press
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U. S. Dept
Our Daily Bread and War Production Debate
A wartime column argues for rapid industrial mobilization and readiness, contrasting American innovation with Japan and Germany. It urges sacrificing comforts to win, critiques overconfident attitudes, and notes the need to reuse serviceable goods rather than scrap them. It also references a Navy Department briefing and a solution for charitable redistribution of scrap objects. An unrelated item describes a Bedford cereus that blooms unusually early.
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Pacific
Aleutians
Mr. Johnston
Guadalcanal battles widen as Japanese push northward
Owen Stanley advances threaten a thrust nine miles north toward Kokoda as MacArthur reports heavier combat on both sides. Navy says O'Brien and Meredith sunk with all hands believed saved. quick loss announcements adopted. Air bombardment targets Japanese ships and dumps on Guadalcanal as ground fighting continues in the northwestern area.
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Hacking
Kokoda
Midway
Moresby
Buna
O'Brien
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Boston Navy Yard
Meredith
Lie
Boston Yard
Guadalcanal
United States
Solomons
Marine Army Navy
High Points of Gasoline Rationing Program Outlined
Holloway lists key rationing measures including a 30 mile per hour speed limit and tire inspections. He notes tires sold to the government, ODT certificates for commercial vehicles, and stockpile deficits forecasting shortages into 1944.
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Arkansas
Holloway
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Hollaway
Rubber Reserve Totals One Million Tons
The current rubber reserve stands at about one million tons, a stockpile intended to extend supply security for tires and related products well into the future. This reserve aims to stabilize prices and ensure continued production amid fluctuating markets.
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