British Open Fire On 10 000 Elas Irreoulars
British guards doubled in Athens as armored units and Sherman tanks worked to break up potential demonstrations. About 2000 plus Greek troops remained in the city with 7000 on the outskirts. rebels controlled under 25 percent of Athens. Six leftist ministers who resigned sent an emissary seeking talks, but the government demanded surrender of arms before any discussion.
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Comfort with FALSE TEETH improves plate stability
An advertising note promotes WAS TEETH a powder to sprinkle on upper and lower dentures to hold them firmer. It claims no gum taste or pasty feel, is alkaline and non-acid, reduces plate odor, and offers quick comfort. Available at drug stores.
Tired Kidneys Sleepless Nights Advised By Doctors
Medical blurb explains kidneys contain about fifteen miles of tiny tubules that purify blood. Fatigue indicates possible kidney or bladder trouble causing nighttime wakefulness and daytime tiredness. Symptoms include burning urination, swelling, headaches, and dizziness. It promotes Down's Pills as a treatment claim.
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U S War Ledger Released On Pearl Harbor Third Anniversary
Washington December 7 The U S war ledger lists gains and losses for the war effort credit side shows 2 5 00 enemy ships sunk 37 000 enemy planes destroyed and 8 170 000 square miles liberated while the debit side records 650 000 combat casualties 228 warships lost and 753 merchant ships sunk along with a public debt of 224 600 000 000
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Pacific Fronts: U P man reports on war progress and enemy threats
Sandor Klein, United Press, returns from a 20000 mile Pacific tour with notes from bases and leaders. He cites crippled Japanese fleet and air force, but warns victory remains distant and Japanese troops still hold jungle hideouts across Saipan Guam Peleliu and New Guinea.
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Pacific Ocean
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John Hoover
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Yank Best Man in Contrast of Jap Soldier Traits
An OWL report contrasts the average Japanese soldier with the American doughboy noting height and weight differences. It asserts the Japanese have two years of high school on average and long military training from age eight, while also praising courage. Frontline actions include Hodges First Army advances near Inden Tower Pier and efforts to breach the Roer river defenses as Cologne and Dusseldorf loom. The Roer floods rise and German pockets resist, with Sportspalast near Julich holding despite dive bombing.
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Tokyo Raids Mark Pearl Harbor's Third Anniversary
The article notes renewed Japanese air raids marking the third anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack. It references structural steel and the Manchuria Electric Corporation, noting two steam power plants that supply most of Anshan's industries.
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