America drawing away from Britain after war
In a column from Honiton dated October 28, DeWitt Markenzie reports Archbishop Canterbury believes Anglo American ties should be rebuilt postwar. He notes concerns the United States may drift toward a leftist movement and reports on allied wartime Christianity debates, plus observations of British leaders, tension with social revolts, and reflections on war effort and cinema.
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Market Report from St Louis and New York Stocks
Market news from National Stockyards showing hogs down 10 to 15 cents for lighter weights, cattle and calves opening steady with diverse price ranges, and sows lower. New York stocks extended Tuesday’s decline with mixed leaders, grain and provisions detailing rye drop and nearby futures, plus Chicago poultry and New York cotton prices advancing in late trade.
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War aims and religion in Atlantic charter debate at Canterbury
A transcript of remarks shows cautious defense of the Atlantic charter as a broad framework for war aims, echoing Christian and universal democratic values. Dr Temple and Archbishop William discuss Nazi anti Christian aims, Prussianism, and postwar justice, stressing policing Germany and fostering brotherhood while noting not all Germans are bad.
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Japs Destroy 10 U. S. Planes in India Raid
New Delhi reports Japanese forces destroyed or damaged at least 10 grounded U S fighters and several transports in northeast India raids. Despite the strikes on American airfields the bases supplying U S Army bombers and ferry service to China are viewed as futile by observers.
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Tire shortages and war economy drive civic duty
The piece argues that wartime tire distribution hinges on rubber supply and that certificates cannot replace real tires. It critiques profiteering on fixed prices, notes OPA quality concerns, and calls for Senate campaign finance scrutiny in the Michigan race. It also mentions fossil termites found in Germany.
US British Keep German Planes Tied Up
Western front air superiority is tightening as U S and RAF operations in Europe and Africa tie down over half of Germanys fighter strength. An RAF spokesman says allied daylight raids on Milan and Genoa hit vital targets while American and British forces press a knockout bid. In Nassau county, the federal government requisitions 500 tons of abandoned streetcar tracks for scrap.
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Puncturing Coffee Cans Approved to Curb Hoarding
Washington officials approve puncturing vacuum packed coffee cans to prevent excessive stocking. Deputy GPA administrator J. K. Galbraith calls the measure a reasonable step to curb hoarding and ensure supply remains available to grocers and shoppers.
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Elections Near as Congress Stays on Job
Washington column notes the 77th Congress remains in session near the November elections. It highlights high attendance for the draft vote, passing wage and farm price laws, and a swift tax measure as observers question the pace and political stakes. The piece says Congress mirrors America and will act quickly for reelection. Kingston is mentioned as a historic note.
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Joe College Is the Life of the Party
Hollywood columnist Robbin Goons reports on a cross country tour piece about Joe College and Betty Coed at a college station. The scene shows a noisy sendoff before a weekend game with Joe drinking and sharing a bottle, provoking mixed reactions from Betty and friends as revelry continues.
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System Ordered Uniform Accounting Plan
Little Reek Oct 28 Char man Joe W Kimney said the Utilities Commission would issue an order this week requiring utilities to establish a uniform accounting system over 18 months or two years. The plan mirrors the Power Commission system and aims to standardize rate and cost study matters. It will rule on a protest about increased bookkeeping demands raised at yesterday's hearing.
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No Additional Spa Hotels Planned for Hot Springs
Senator Caraway said plans of the War Department do not call for taking over any more hotels in Hot Springs Arkansas. The Eastman Hotel has been taken as an annex to the Army Navy General Hospital. Citizens asked what further plans the Army has for the resort city.
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Benefit Carnival at Spring Hill School
Spring Hill School hosts a benefit carnival for the library with king and queen contests amateur hour and various stunts. The event runs from midday to eight o clock with public invites extended to the community.
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Wife Fills Job As Heath Is Drafted In Army
Mrs Heath steps into her husband Kenneth Heath’s railway role with the Missouri and Arkansas railway while he enters military service. Heath will report for induction at Little Rock tomorrow. he volunteered for the army and leaves behind train crew duties to his wife’s capable hands.
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Barbecue Held by Auxiliary Police in Fair Pasob
A barbecue hosted by the Hempstead County Auxiliary Police drew a good sized crowd in Fair Pasob last night and was deemed a successful affair. The next regular meeting is announced for the second Tuesday in November by Corbin Foster, secretary-treasurer.
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