Big Three Plan New War Efforts At Teheran Meet
The Moscow broadcast reported Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin met in Teheran to map military and political strategies against Germany. They discussed war conduct, potential political terms for Nazi defeat, and a possible unified propaganda effort. The talks followed earlier North Africa and Quebec negotiations among Allied leaders.
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London
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Teheran
Iran
Persia
Germany
Moscow Radio
Moscow
Mr. Roosevelt
North Africa
Chiang Kai-Shek
Japan
Chiang
Chungking
Soviet Union
Britain
Berlin
Messrs
Chiang Kai- Shek
Roosevelt Churchill
Quebec
Canada
U. S
Hull
Eden
Molotov
Tabriz
Powey
Food Subsidy Plan Favored by LaGuardia in Senate Hearing
Mayor LaGuardia urged keeping the food subsidy program to curb inflation and prevent urban collapse. He warned costs rose 39 percent in New York since 1941 and said households cannot eat statistics. He testified as U S Conference of Mayors chair opposing a subsidy ban.
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Washington
Maryor LaGuardia
New York
Senate Banking Committee
LaGuardia
United States Conference of Mayors
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Cornelius D. Scully
Pittsburgh
Maurice J. Tobin
Boston
George Welsh
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cooper Greene
Birmingham
Ala
Clarence W. Slocum
OPA
Slocum
Maloney D-Conn
War Labor Board
Little Steel
Farmers Must File 1943 Federal Income Tax Returns
College Park December 3 Farmers must file a return of estimated 1943 income and pay federal tax by December 15. Paul E. Nystrom notes threshold receipts of $500 for single and $624 for head of family require federal victory tax and income tax returns. Returns normally due by March 15, 1944, with amended or late filings penalized. collectors in Baltimore and local banks supply blanks and help.
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College Park
Paul E. Nystrom
University of Maryland Extension Service
Collector of Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Maryland
Nystram
Fasting Rules Relaxed Across Baltimore Archdiocese
Archdiocese of Baltimore and Washington issued by the Catholic Review announcing relaxation of fasting rules for the war. Catholics will fast only on Christmas Eve Ash Wednesday and all Fridays in Lent. Abstinence days limited to Christmas Eve and Ash Wednesday, with many workers facing longer hours.
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Baltimore
Michael J. Curley
Washington
Catholic Review
Tarawa battle lessons cited by Knox and Marine
Secretary Knox defended the Tarawa invasion amid criticism of heavy American casualties. A Marine correspondent described ferocious Japanese defense as air and naval bombardment failed to wipe out the defenders. Knox cited heavy fortifications, camouflage and wind delays as key factors in the Japanese resistance.
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Washington
Tarawa
Knox
Pacific Atoll
Marine Corps
Lj. Toney
Betio
Ber
Lin
Tara- Wa
Jim Lucas
Lucas
Midway Island
Truk
U S May Hold 2 500 000 Armed Forces After War
New York December 3 The United States may maintain a standing armed force of 2 500 000 at war’s end. Donald Davenport of the Bureau of Labor Statistics told the Society for the Advancement of Management that 8 500 000 service members would return to the labor market and about 8 000 000 could face temporary unemployment. He warned 5 000 000 wartime workers migrating to coastal areas would add to job struggles, asserting the U S now has 17 000 000 more people at work than in 1940. R J Thomas of the United Automobile Workers CIO predicted 1 500 000 aircraft and auto workers could be displaced, with total unemployment potentially hitting 15 000 090.
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New York
United States
Donald H. Davenport
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Society For the Advancement of Management Today
U. S. Department of Labor
Davenport
U. S
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
CIO
Three Years For Stealing Bag Of Mail
Ray Shelton of Brunswick was sentenced to three years in federal prison for stealing a bag of mail from a railroad platform in Brunswick. Assistant U.S. Attorney Charles Minder noted Shelton's prior 1928 conviction and one year sentence. Judge William C. Coleman presided at both cases.
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Baltimore
Brunswick
Ray Shelton
William C. Coleman
United States
Charles Minder
Shelton
Coleman
Aircraft parachute flare powers and burn duration details
The parachute flare provides strong night observation and bombardment illumination with at least 800,000 randio power for over three minutes. When deployed with the parachute open it travels about 11.6 feet per second.
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Office of Price Administration
Chicago
War Food Administration
Caucasian
Middle East
ETT
MT LL
North Afr
Remes
Athg
AIR Force
RAF
Lal Sale
Solomons
Clark
Ita
Pearl Harbor
America
Pacific
Cal
Bernie’s Arena
Frederick
Army OF
U.S
Fred’k
South Market St
C.E. Cline & Son
Dad
C. C. Carty, Inc
E. Patrick St
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