Gas Shortage Debate Rises as Officials Warn of Demand
A Washington senator urged a rapid Senate inquiry into whether a gasoline shortage exists amid Defense Petroleum Office claims of dwindling stocks. Ralph Davies warned of a perilous supply outlook as eastern stocks fell by 893000 barrels and deliveries to stations were cut. Meanwhile German high command said Leningrad faced direct threat as Soviet resistance fortified the city and Kherson fell in the Ukraine.
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Britain urged to invade Europe as sole path to defeat Nazis
Unofficial English Polish and Norwegian strategists press for a British invasion of Europe as the only way to defeat Germany. Calls grow for a second front, including a possible Norway landings north of Narvik to open a supply corridor and aid Red Army efforts in the north.
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Evening Standard
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Clear Cut Principles From Roosevelt and Churchill At Sea
President Roosevelt told Congress of eight point principles agreed with Prime Minister Churchill during a sea meeting. He warned a peace that would let Naziism dominate conquered nations would be unacceptable and harmful to global freedom. The message referenced lend-lease gains and planned talks with Russia, stressing freedom of religion and information as essential to any lasting peace.
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Four youths held by Kentucky officers in Perry county murder case
Gate City Kentucky deputies turned over two men and two women in their early twenties to Kentucky authorities. They were wanted in connection with the murder of Robert McIntyre, a 49-year-old cab driver from Perry county. Germany warns Britain of intensified Nazi action across land sea and air once Russia is beaten.
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Robert MclIntyre
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Russia
Roundup in Paris Arrests 6000 as German and French Police Sweep
In German occupied Paris, authorities arrested about 6000 people amid a five hour operation in the eleventh arrondissement. Most detainees were listed as Jews as police blocked quarters and closed subway stations to search identities. Authorities say unrest and sabotage in the city prompted the raid.
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Primary date set for statewide Republican nominations
A Republican primary to nominate a candidate for chancellor circuit court judge and attorney general will be held November 15 in the first chancery division and first judicial district counties. Qualifying deadline is October 15.
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First Chancery Division
First Judicial District
Women urged to shorten skirts to aid defense effort
New York reports the National Women's Undergarment Manufacturers Association calls on American women to cut skirt lengths by several inches to save fabrics for defense. Delegates promise cooperation by adjusting specialties, claiming at least a 10 percent fabric saving could reach millions of yards. Associated Press fashion expert Helen Forrist Hall questions the move.
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Associated Press
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Court Martial for VFW Leader in Chicago
Chicago VFW member Earl Southard faced a court martial for violating his oath by working for the Citizens Keep America Out of War Committee. Suspended Aug 16 by National Commander Joseph C. Menendez, the charge stems from his post Progress No. 2255 and his Illinois department leadership.
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Four Drowned After Joy Ride Car Plunges Into Tennessee River
A party of four teens and two escorts drowned when their car veered off a Lowes Ferry into 35 feet of water near Knoxville. Kenneth Mashburn, 18, rescued two girls using life saving skills before the vehicle sank. The victims include Bobbie Harbin 16 and Lucy Lowe 17 both of Martel, Shirley Clevenger 20 of Lenoir City, Dowling Davis 19 of Lenoir City. Mashburn saved Pauline Messer 16, also of Martel. All youths were TVA employees at Fort Loudoun dam site.
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Lenoir City
East Tennessee Teachers College
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Tennessee Military Institute
Portrum Defends Berry Backing In Announcement
Rogersville judge Hal E. Portrum declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the state court of appeals. He aimed to defend his political ties to former Senator George L. Berry and addressed remarks about a purge related to his Berry vote. In Benham Kentucky a black miner was found shot dead after a mass shooting at the International Harvester coal mine camp.
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Hal E. Portrum
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Winfield B. Hale
Portrum
Hale
U. S
George L. Berry
Berry
A. T. Stewart
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FDR Policies May Be Obeyed
Louisville leaders of the Young Democrats predicted the Young Democratic Clubs of America would endorse Roosevelt policies at their fifth biennial convention tonight. Pitt Tyson Maner of Montgomery said members believe the United States faces threats and that strengthening armed forces serves national interests.
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Young Democratic Clubs of America
Roosevelt
Pitt Tyson Maner
Montgomery
Ala
Young Democratic Clubs
United States
Convention
Esident
Americans to Sail Tatsuta Maru Amid Diplomatic Pressure
The NYK Line, under foreign office pressure, announced reservations for 26 United States embassy and consular officials aboard the Tatsuta Maru. The liner is set to sail August 28 from Tokyo to Shanghai, with U S officials listed aboard.
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NYK Line
Foreign Office
United States
Shanghai
Washington OPM Cuts Passenger Car Output
The Office of Production Management announced a 12 percent cut in passenger car production for August September and October. The move aims to conserve materials and balance manufacturing demand during the period.
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Washington
Office of Production Management
Roosevelt to Meet Shipyard Officials Over New Jersey Strike
President Roosevelt schedules a 4 p.m. today conference with Federal Ship Building and Drydock Company leaders in Washington to press an end to the two weeks old strike at the Kearny New Jersey plant.
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Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company
Roosevelt
Kearny, N. J
Mine Camp Firefight Hits Benham Kentucky No Injuries
More than 1500 shots were fired from a mountainside into the International Harvester Company Coal Mine camp at Benham causing property damage but no injuries. Police pursued fleeing vehicles while workers at nearby mines faced shutdowns amid a ongoing UMWA CIO and Progressive Miners of America dispute.
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W. C. Burrow
Rodes K. Myers
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CIO
Progressive Miners of America
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