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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1944

Page

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Kingsport Launches Fourth War Loan Drive

Kingsport opens its Fourth War Loan Drive on Tuesday with an aggressive program of civic participation. Army equipment and an armored convoy are planned for a downtown display to boost bond sales, with a target of about $200 in bonds per salesperson and rewards for milestones.

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Allies Gain Ground In Pacific Campaign Amid Heavy Skirmishes

Allied advances in the Southwest Pacific include capturing Hill 660 at Cape Gloucester and pushing toward Saidor and Madang as Japanese raids strike American holdings. American bombers hit Hongay power plant in Indochina while Allied forces target supply lines along New Guinea coast. Navy crews also damaged Japanese ships near Rabaul and Simpangan Merkingwu. In Knoxville, two teenage girls and two young men are held on Mann Act charges amid hotel arrests.

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Reds Rap Polish Reply To Curzon Line Proposals

Moscow rejected Poland’s Jan 14 offer to negotiate a new border on the Curzon line and said it would not enter talks with a government with which relations are severed. The broadcasts also cited Katyn graves charges and named a Russian medical commission led by Lt.-Gen. Burdenko to investigate war-dead Polish officers.

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Soviet Offensive Pushed Toward Latvian Border

A nine mile front drive by the Red Army toward the Latvian border amid German positions. Moscow reports say First Ukraine Army has advanced 100,000 Germans killed or captured in three weeks, with key gains near Rovna and Novgorod.

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Eisenhower Takes Command For Allied Invasion

General Dwight D. Eisenhower said he would take over the Allied invasion command with the operation well advanced. He stressed a joint Allied effort under his leadership, coordinating with Roosevelt and Churchill as the Mediterranean front expands from the Balkans to the Pyrenees and southern France.

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Service Draft Bill Faces Campaign Clash in Washington

President Roosevelts push for national service authority provokes strong opposition from Democrats and Republicans. Hearings start before the Senate Military Committee as lawmakers weigh labor draft plans and possible campaign use. Senator Wheeler says the proposal won’t become Democratic platform policy while Senator Ferguson predicts public uncertainty over wartime labor shifts. Secretary Stimson and draft officials back the Austin-Wadsworth bill, arguing it would reallocate workers to meet production needs amid unemployment.

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VOW To Honor Army Navy Plant For TNT Record

The Army and Navy will award the Volunteer Ordnance Works plant in Chattanooga with a pennant today for its TNT production record. Col Thomas IX Vincens will accept with 40 representatives from management and employees. Lieut-Commander FF A Wesphal will represent the Navy. The works fate plans layoff of a number of employees from Jan 1 due to reduced orders, tied to Allied military successes abroad.

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Rumors of Separate Peace Talks With Germany Surface

Pravda reports two English officials met with Joachim von Ribbentrop in a Pyrenees coastal town to probe terms for a separate peace with Germany. Tass and the Soviet monitor echoed the claim, noting no state confirmation and British and Allied cautions amid wartime secrecy.

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Frank Cloud to Undergo Serious Threat Operation

J BR Peekway inmecorner announced that Frank LL Cloud of Mingsport will undergo a serious threat operation at Jefferson Respite in Philadelphia on Monday. Cloud traveled to Philadelphia last week for examination and doctors decided the operation is necessary. The city manager has been troubled by his illness and arranged the specialist exam. Mrs Cloud left Sunday for Philadelphia to be with him.

J BR Peekway Frank LL. Cloud Mingsport Jefferson Philadelphia

Justice Dept Says U S Can Still Hold Mines

The Justice Department ruled that ongoing work stoppages allow the government to retain seized coal mines. Despite production resuming, Attorney General Biddle said productive efficiency has not met the War Labor Disputes Act threshold, delaying return to owners.govt holds about most mines. 85 mines without UMW contracts and no stoppages are returning.

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Confederate Vet Celebrates 98th Birthday in Bristol

Confederate veteran General Jamei Howell marks his 98th birthday in Bristol. The longtime United Confederate Veterans commander urges locals to support the war effort against the Axis and to subscribe to Revel, Watfoam, while his aide assists in his duties at the office.

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