Churchill Vindicated In Middle East Plan
Major Paul G Barborg argues Churchill’s delay in redeploying forces favored strategic aims across Africa and Asia, asserting the Middle East plan preserved vital Allied assets. He credits Roosevelt with aligning operations to support Stalin, while defending the decision against critics in context of global war aims and naval ledger.
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Winston Churchill
Paul G. Barborg
Anther Ous Tan Mosis
Siuai
Russia
Egypt
Middle East
Roosevelt
Chu
On Malevial
Suih
Asis Vations
Libya
Bevprn
Caucasus
Sautern
Urals
Great Bride
Ofalee
Roosevel
Stalin
Persian Gulf
Hard coal estimate set at 360 tons
Inilivntal News Service reports the state Anthracite Committee announcing the hard coal production quota remains 201,360 tons under the allocation plan. Miners will work five days. A $35 job at $10 a week is offered to those in need, plus mention of a good practical nurse.
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Inilivntal
Barrise Bes
City Hall Row Over Stenographer Pay Sparks Debate
Mayor Charles B Mayne clashed with council Monday over funding a stenographer for overtime work. Public Director D O Davies recommended the pay, while the mayor and some members opposed, warning it could lead to more citizen costs as attention turns to nuisance property removals at Moravia Street rear 1023, South Walnut 413, and Locust 718. Cordelia Jones acts as temporary city engineer clerk replacing Neil Williams who is home ill.
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Charles B. Mayne
OCD
D. O Davies
Cordelia Jones
Cty Enginees
Neil Williams
City Register
Willams
South
Walnut Street
Locust Street
Americans Account For 59 Jap Planes
A U S fighter unit in the Australian theater reports 59 Japanese planes shot down in air battles over the North Australian coast. The outfit has earned 34 awards, including five Distinguished Service Crosses, five Purple Hearts, and 32 Silver Stars, with pilots like Captain George Keiser and Captain Jack Dale among the aces.
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Rehmonyeiouey
Australia
United States
Tokyo Feraler
Philippines
Javea
Pilo
Francis Garvey
Long Island
Aves
George Ekeiser
Somerset
St. Paul
Minas Reynolds
Semincele
Okla
Tareas Morehead
Washington
Jack Dale
Jameson Lodge Trustees Meet in Special Session
Jameson Lodge No 9 Davie Jameson Lodge trustees met in a tea room on Route to celebrate a second annual occasion. Robert K Hir malt presided as toastmaster James C Fleming served as secretary treasurer. The session was open to active and past trustees. a second annual event. The board will hold its regular session Monday at 7 30 PM.
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Davie Jameson Lodge No. 9
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Induct Leader of Navy Waves Sworn In As WAVES Director
Dr. til dred H McAfee 42 year old president on Jenve of Welleshiy college was sworn in by Secretary of the Navy Knox and named director of the WAVES, part of WAAC. She will lead a projected 1000 women and eventually direct 10,000 enlistees as the organization expands.
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Washington
Tildred H. McAfee
on-Jenve
Welleshiy College
Nay Knox
WAVES
Navy Courier
Army
WAAC
McAfee
Dutch Patriots Shadow German Efforts In War News
London reports from Moscow indicate Dutch patriots recently destroyed 40 freight wagons and 5 German planes, burned a supply dump, and damaged a railway yard. The Soviet bulletin notes a torpedo dump at Haarient was destroyed and three trucks moved by civilians without passes were drawn up nearby.
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International News Service
London
Netherlands
Haarient
Moscow Radio
Garin Ryerts
Rlalians
Roosevelt to Veto Gillette rubber bill promises today
The White House indicated a veto of the Gillette bill establishing a separate rubber authority will be announced today after Justice Rosenman completes a study. Presidential Secretary Early said the findings will be released with the veto decision, aiming to present all facts to the public.
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Aera Halevinitouns Neves
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early
Samuel Rosenman
New York
Rosenman
White “House
Congress
Doctor Negligence Cited In Somerset Hospital Case
A Johnstown report notes scrutiny on a doctor injured his leg by stepping into a hole near Somerset State Hospital. X rays showed five fractures. The incident raises questions about medical practice and patient care.
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