Scarcity Of Oil Seen As Key Factor In Hitler's Downfall
Associated Press analysis argues Hitler's defeat hinges on petroleum shortages. The piece highlights Allied bombings targeting oil sources and the importance of Romania and Galicia as oil regions, noting fierce resistance in the Tar mapoal sector and near the Piesti field as pivotal conflicts unfold.
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Hitler
Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
Europe
Fuehrer
Omar Bradley
Britain
Ploest
Rumania
Galicia
Poland
Romania
Stilo Oso
Tarmapoal
No Change Planned in Churchill Cabinet Says Official
An official disclosure stated no early changes in Prime Minister Churchill's government are planned. The note counters rumors that Anthony Eden would resign as foreign secretary to focus on party leadership.
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London
Anthony ‘Eden
Churchill
World-wide Army radio link gains Auckland unit
An additional United States Army radio station unit was acquired in Auckland today. The new facility will relay American programs for entertainment of troops in the area.
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Auckland
United States Army
Stata? Izm
Amer.ca
Bios Act
Aids Promised In Senate Investigation
Washington reports that the Office of Censorship will cooperate with a Senate inquiry into letters from Count Frederick Karl von Zedlitz of Buenos Aires. Bryan Price said the censorship office wants to uncover which agency published the letters and how Miss Vivien Kellems of Westport obtained them amid a controversy with Senator Coffee over sedition accusations.
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Washington
Age & 7
Frederick Karl von Zedlitz
Buenos Aires
Bryan Price
Price
Reed
R-Nas
Office of Censorship
Zedlitz
Vivien Kellems
Westport
Conn
Senate Post Office Committee
Ander Whith
Miss Kellem
Congressional
Miss Kellems
Mors Kellems
Fourth safety box yields recovered cash in Thompson hoard
Contents of a fourth safety deposit box linked to former Chicago mayor William Hare Thompson were opened. The hoard totaled about 4350 dollars in cash and securities, including a stock certificate with a face value of 4000 dollars, bringing the recovered amount to 4350 dollars.
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Chicago
Wiliam Hare
Racket Charged In Small Loans
Representative Sheppard names Teon Henderson Rolf Nugent and Frank Hubachek as key figures in a claimed national small loan racket. He accuses the Russell Sage Foundation and lenders under a small loan act of backing a sham battle to excuse usury and vows a congressional inquiry.
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Washington
Sheppard
Calif
Teon Henderson
Rolf Nugent
OPA Policy Credit Office
Californian
Congressional
Henderson and Nugent
Iwan
The
Russell Sage Foundation
Frank Hubachek
Hubachek and Kelly
Federal
Res Tve Board
House Rules Committee
OPA
Congress
American Bar Association
Better Business Bureau
Legal Aid Society
Fort Worth Senator Jesse Martin Declares Run for Texas Attorney General
Fort Worth state senator Jesse Martin announced Saturday his candidacy for Texas attorney general. He becomes the first candidate since the post was vacated by resignation of Gerad Mann and the appointment of Grover Sellers failed. Buy A War Bend TODAY.
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Fort Worth
Jesse Martin
Texas
Gerad Mann
Grover Sellers
News Services Adopt Uniform Style Of Spelling War Names
Three U S news services adopt a uniform style for foreign place names to align with National Geographic usage while retaining certain Anglicized forms. They will translate island and gulf terms into English and preserve Tito, Marshal Josip Broz, with Monday as the effective start date to reduce confusion in war reporting.
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New York
Associated Press
United Press and International News Service
National Geographic Society
National Geographic — Society
U.S Geographic Board
Atiag
Map
Rome
Gulf
Josip Broz
Brovovich
Tito
Cernaute
Kravchenko Denies Desertion Charge From Soviet Embassy
Victor A Kravchenko an employee of the Russian purchasing commission denied today an accusation by the Soviet embassy in Washington that he was a deserter from the Russian Army. He gave no further comment and remained in New York.
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New York
Victor A Kravchenko
Russian Purchasing Commission
Washington
Postwar Plans Take Shape From Texas Cities and Counties
Texas municipalities and counties estimated postwar spending of 212 million dollars for improvements, with about 209 million for city projects and the rest for counties. Over 200 million expected on highways after hostilities end. City line items include water works and sewers 48.1 million, paving and bridges 36.8 million, buildings 6.57 million, parks and airports 37.48 million. Individual city tallies feature Austin 9.38 million, Houston 90.78 million, Dallas 50 million, and others. counties list Creag 50 thousand, Newton 8 thousand, Nueces 3 million. The note closes referencing tobacco use by Indians in Central American history.
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Austin
Texas
Brownwood
Corpus Christ
Fl Paso
Fort Worth
Giddings
Houston
Kilgore
Lubbock
Mart
West Columba
Raymondville
Westover Hills
Dallas
Cregg
Newton
Neuces
Five Die As Train Hits Bus Near Capiana
Five persons were killed and a sixth injured when a Texas and Pacific passenger train struck a Ram bin school bus at a crossing near Capiana eighteen miles south of Shreveport. Victims include bus driver William Rambin and Raj Bin residents Oscar Polk David Sims Barlow 18 and Bernice Polk 10. Mrs. Rambin injured. Coroner Dr Charles Boone noted six people aboard the bus.
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Shreveport
Apnil &1
Texas and Pacific
Capiana
Rambin
Pelican
de Soto Parish
William Alford Raimbin
Oscar Polk
David Sims Barlow
Bernice Polk
William Alford Rambin
Charles S. Boone
Caddo Parish
Runaway Engine and Freight Train Collision Claims Three
Three trainmen died when a Cotton Belt freight and a runaway switch engine collided three miles north of Camden Arkansas early today. The crew aboard the freight included Engineer W. Hugon 54 Fireman E. C. Davis 27 and Brakeman E. C. Morrow all from Pine Bluff. Cotton Belt officials cannot explain how the switch engine left Camden yards and moved onto the main line apparently unmanned for about two miles.
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Camden
Ark
Cotton Belt
W. ©. Hugon
E. C. Davis
E. C. Morrow
Pine Bluff
Camden Yards
Night fliers use oxygen tanks on ground for better night vision
Night fliers stay on the ground and breathe oxygen from tanks to improve nocturnal vision. Officials note no flight is attempted during this ground protocol and training continues.
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