US May Waive Contract Rights On Some Planes
Urgent British need for pursuit planes prompts official consideration of consigning Curtiss P-40 output to the Royal Air Force. Britain may receive Danish vessels and up to about 1,200 Curtis ships via leases or loans as US plans move to aid allies. Officials note wartime exchanges may involve postwar repayment, with debates over congressional authority. Geologists survey North Carolina sites for manganese and tin as war demands rise.
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Washington
Teday
Curtiff
Royal Air Force
United States
United Press
Great Britain
Curtiss
Boeing
Roosevelt
Britain
New York
Maritime Commission
Treasury
Navy
Congress
KruGon Reliefs Digestive Distress In Hutchinson Man
Mr H M Brown of East Hutchinson Kansas reports severe bloating gas and restless nights from indigestion. After trying KruGon he notes normal digestion better sleep and no ill effects with meals. KraGon sold by Brandenberger Drug Co 130 E High St and other local druggists.
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Mr. Brown
Brandenberger Drug Co
High St
Nazis Give Italy Plenty Of Assistance Indirectly
Dewitt Mackenie argues Hitler avoids direct aid to Mussolini in Albania and Libya to protect his own strategy. Indirect support comes via intensified bombing of Britain and U boat campaigns that force Britain to divert ships and planes from the Mediterranean. He cites reasons Hitler fears two-front war, French anti Nazi sentiment, and a British bombing campaign pushing population relocations.
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Dewitt Mackenie
Hitler
Mussolini
Albania
Libya
der Fuehrer
Italy
Britain
Goard
Mediterranean
England
Tr Duce
Germany
Cer Fuehrer
Africa
Greece
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Ministry of Economic Warfare
Berlin
Hamburg
Ruhr
Battleship Arkansas Collides With Melrose Off New Jersey
The battleship Arkansas and the 5148-ton steamship Melrose collided off the New Jersey coast. Both vessels sustained damage but reports showed no casualties. Melrose sprang a leak, headed to the Jersey shore, then proceeded to New York under its own power, reaching a quarantine station before dry dock in Brooklyn. The Arkansas, commanded by Capt Z J Hill Jr, was listed as overage since 1938 but remained afloat. Melrose captain was Capt Tubbs. ship owned by Hoppers Coal and Mystic Steamship Co. The Melrose, 33 years old, carried about 30 crew members and was en route from New Haven to Norfolk.
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New York
New Jersey
Jersey Shore
Brooklyn
Navy Department
Washington
Arkansas
Z. J. Hill, Jr
Melrose
Tubbs
Hoppers Coal Company
Brooklyn Navy Yard
New York Harbor
New Haven
Conn
Norfolk
Mystic Steamship Co
Koppers Coal Company
Boston
George
E Tubbs
Swearengin kin free on bond in murder case
Prosecutor Willis Mitchell said two sons and two daughters-in-law of Mack Swearengin, a nine year old who died in a Springfield hospital, are free on bond awaiting their circuit court murder trial in Douglas county. The accused are Del bert Swearengin and Roscoe Swearengin, along with their spouses.
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Ava, Mo
Willis Mitchell
Mack Swearengin
Springfield
Douglas County
Delbert Swearengin
Roscoe Swearengin
Peek Ariabeit
GunFight with Officers Fatal to Kentucky Man
Clyde William Buchanan 40 died four hours after a posse wounded him in a Cumberland mountain gun battle near Wheeler Virginia ending a two and a half day search. His son Clyde Jr 15 was captured earlier. Deputy Sheriff George W Fisher 64 was killed and two other officers wounded during a Mayhem at their trailer camp. Buchanan refused to surrender and was found unconscious beside a cedar fire with a pistol in hand. The elder Buchanan died at Middlesboro hospital. Buchanan family detained include wife Mertie 19 and three children. Authorities tracked them with planes dogs and signals in a tri state region.
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Middleboro
Clyde William Buchanan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Wheeler
Cumberland Mountain
Bell County
Waller B. Smith
Buchanan
Clyde, Jr
George W. Fisher
Smith
Cedar Grove
Middlesboro
George Minton
P. L. Perry
Alexandria
Minton
Perry
Cumberland Mountains
Nong
Mertie Buchanan
Cumberland Gap
CIO Urges Far-Reaching Ford Labor Dispute Intervention
Detroit December 19 Associated Press President Roosevelt was urged by the CIO United Auto Workers to order federal agencies to intervene in the Ford Motor Co dispute. Michael F Widman Jr charged Ford managers seek to provoke a strike by firing union supporters at the Lincoln plant and River Rouge tire building, and urged denying defense contracts until Ford complies with labor laws.
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Detroit
Apy
Roosevelt
CIO
united _automobile workers
Ford Motor Co
Michael
F. Widman
Ford
Lincoln
Tire
River “Rouge
Defense
Sidney Hillman
Red Cross Roll Call Totals in Miller County
Miller County Red Cross reports 401 memberships secured in the annual Roll Call. Total proceeds amount to 427.78 with 208.88 sent to national headquarters and 217.87 remaining in the county. Local towns list varied contributions, and a Bible reading program for Miller County rural schools was announced by WCTU president Mrs A Hillix. Two divorce suits were filed in Miller County Circuit Court.
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Tuscumbia
Miller County
Eldon
Iberia
Glean
Ulman
St. Elizabeth
Lakeside
Brumley
St.Anthony
Marys
Kaiser
Etterville
Lake Ozark
Hillix
W.C.T.U
Agnés Kehr
Ollie Kehr
Lioyé Kehr
Agnes Kehr
Ruby Kehr
False Teeth Pasteeth Advertisement Claim
An OCR fragment promotes PAS TEETH denture powder claimed to keep plates steady without sliding or rocking. It touts alkaline action, no sour taste, and odor reduction, urging purchase at drug stores.
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Hunijeil
Winston Salem
North Carolina
Surry
Ashe
Caldwell
Cherokee
Clay
Franklin
KruGon
H. M. Brown
East
Hutchinson
Kansas
Duce
Berlin-Rome
St. Joseph
Clyde Buchanan
Louisville and Nashville
Ate Express
AIR Express
RED Cross
Ler
Elredit
Alia
eSilent Butler eAluminum
Toastmasters
Mayer's
Madison
Diemler
Jefferson City
Bond
Bond and
Lillard
Hiel
Schenley’s Cream
Pine
Haig
Johnnie, Walker
Highland Cream
Dewars
Old Angus
Ballantines
Martins
Bourbon
Old Taylor
Hill
Tom Moore
Black Gold
Kentucky Tavern
Old Crow
Old McBrayer White Seal
Rip van Winkle
Sunnbrook
Mount Vernon
Glenmore
California
Xmas Liquors
Arrow
Nica
Ollons
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