Letting Europe Go Hungry Threatens World Peace Foundations
AP analyst DeWitt Mackenzie reports Europe faces a grim winter as forty-seven American organizations urge quick food shipments to avert famine. President Truman pledges maximum effort, warning hunger could shake the postwar peace order and trigger unrest, chaos, and dangerous instability across the continent.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Europe
Truman
Associated Press
Germany
Berlin
Herman H. Lehman
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Europe faces winter crisis as coal scarcity sparks unrest
The piece warns of growing hardship in Europe as coal shortages threaten heat, light, transport, and industry. It foresees unrest and possible violence as relief from the Allies may be insufficient, with populations turning to untested political leaders amid deep recession and privation.
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Lehman
Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Court Docket City Docket Highlights
Irene Franks faces petit larceny with a $25 cash bond forfeited and three days in jail served. Lee Williams forfeits a $10 cash bond for disturbing peace. A list of individuals forfeited a $10 cash bond on drunkenness charges including James Alder Walter Anderson Eual Bingham Mrs Eual Bingham Joe Bingham Luther Butler Curtis Cannon Carrol Cannon Martin Guthrie William Henderson Louise Hopson Irene Melen May Frank Meeks F N Porter Jr Wayne Parish Hugh West.
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Petit Larceny
Lee Wiliams
Disturbing Peace
James Alder
Walter Anderson
Eual Bingham
Joe Bingham
Luther Butler
Curtis Cannon
Carrol Cannon
Martin Guthrie
William H. Henderson
Louise Hopson
Irene Melen May
Frank Meeks
F. N. Porter, Jr
Wayne Parish
Hugh West
Freckles and His Friends Turns 30 in 1915
Merrill Blosser, 23, who joined NEA Service in May 1915, created five daily comic panels and launched Freckles and His Friends by Sept 20 1915. The strip grew into a nationwide feature reaching 60 900 000 readers as Blosser celebrates three decades of the popular character with a testimonial dinner in Los Angeles.
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United States
NEA Service, Inc
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Chicago
Freckles
America
Freckles and His Friends
The
Star
Nappanee
Ind
Nappanee High School
Washington
White House
Theodors Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Merrill
Ose
Velt
Blosser
Blue Ridge College
Union Bridge
Brosser
Baltimore American
Wheeling W. Va) Register
Cleveland Plain Dealer
NEA Service
Merril
Blossers
Cleveland
NEA
California
Los Angleles
Arcadia
Market Report from St Louis Stockyards Shows Mixed Livestock Action
Hogs 4,000 head with 2,500 early. cattle 6,500 with 2,500 calves. market steady to active demand and generally strong closing sales. Sheep 3,500 with spring lambs active and higher demand. dealers and packers bidding solidly on lambs and feeders. range of prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, and stockers. Alf Franklin fined for unlawfully killing stock. $2.00 fine suspended, $20.00 payment. Chicago grain futures rise broadly on export allocations. wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley all higher with near term contracts advancing.
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ST. Louis
Alf Franklin
Chicago
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Cotton futures slip on hedge selling and mill buying
In New York on Sept 18 the cotton futures market fell slightly as hedge selling and local offerings were absorbed by mill buying tied to textile orders. Trading slowed awaiting clearer cotton export prospects with late quotes showing declines of up to 20 cents per bale.
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New York
Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago Sept 18
Live poultry unsettled with 42 trucks and 2 cars received. Fowl 26 to 27, leghorn 24 1 2 to 25, roasters and fryers 23 to 27 1 2. Butter firm with large receipts. Eggs firmer with extras 40 to 45 1 2 and U S extras 33 6 to 37.
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Chicago
Russia Seeks Slavia Claims Over Venezia Giulia Trieste
Russia presses for continued demands over Venezia Giulia and Trieste. Yugoslav aims include the whole Venezia Giulia province Zara and the Dalmatian islands in postwar talks.
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Slavia
Venezia Giulia
Trieste
Zara
Dalmatian Islands
Indirect Camp Punishments End in Fatal Self-Harm
A prisoner, under harsh camp discipline, refused meals and faced brutal penalties. After disappearing for three days, he slashed his throat in a vain bid for death rather than be recaptured. He died soon after, while fellow inmates blamed him as a nuisance and faced harsher rules.
Emperor punishes officials for prisoner mistreatment
The ruler has sanctioned some of his own officials for mistreating prisoners, though he did not disclose who faced punishment or the exact actions taken.
Japanese Premier Outlines War Responsibility and Probes
Higashi-Kuni indicated readiness to form a commission to investigate war responsibility and said Japan would try its own war criminals if MacArthur grants permission. He claimed the cabinet believed ending the war was best and suggested the emperor acted on his own. He denied knowledge of Pearl Harbor timing and said he would look into alleged prisoner torture reports.
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Pearl Harbor
Hirohito
Higashi-Kuni
Douglas MacArthur
Imperial Headquarters
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