Six Point Peace Plan Demanded Ouster Of Churchill
United Press reports a Nazi six point peace proposal aimed at forcing Churchill from power. Hitler aides allegedly sought a free hand in Europe with Britain kept as a weakened state. Eden disclosed aspects of the plan in 1941. Hess indicated Churchill and his colleagues planned the war since 1936.
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Posal Haa
Europe
Britain
United Press
United King
Ess
Winston Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Hess
Churchill
Duke of Hamilton
Foreign Office
Ivone Teresek
Scotland
Aecuty Fuehre Eden
Anthony Eden
Germany
Gland
British Empire
Busge
Great Britain
House Plans Recess From Dec to Jan
Washington reports that House Democratic leader John W. McCormack announced a recess from December 21 to January 14. Speaker Rayburn indicated potential Friday and Saturday sessions to clear House business, noting a Saturday night train reservation for December 22.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Senate
Rayburn
Tex
Soldier Melvin Walker Awaiting Return From Tokyo
Sgt. Melvin Walker, son of Rev. and Mrs. M. Walker of Sudan, writes his parents from Tokyo on November 26 describing awaiting transport home. He earned a Purple Heart for shrapnel wounds in Europe and served over three years, with 18 months in the United States Army Air Corps. His wife remained in Ruhr Valley region after V E Day. The Fashion For Sale advertisement from Sweet briar Shop runs through the week.
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Melvin Walker
M. Walker
Sudan
Tokyo
States
Ruhr ‘Valley
Choslovakia
Theivision
Pacific
Europe
Army Air Corps
Jap Ace Sakai Now An Office Clerk Yet Nation's Top Living Air Ace
Lt Saburo Sakai, veteran Japanese navy ace who says he shot down 63 Allied planes, lives as a modest office clerk. He spoke of Guadalcanal days and noted Sub-Lt Tetsu Iwamoto’s 100 plus victories, while apologizing to the families of the dead.
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Russell Baines
Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Saburo Sakai
Imperial Palace
Tetsu Iwamoto
Sakai
Plasma shipping technique aids nationwide perishable food distribution
A wartime method for transporting human plasma in mobile refrigerated units has been repurposed to move perishable foods across the country. The system operates in all weather, ensuring supply to varied regions.
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