May Delay Showdown On Subsidies
Washington reports a move to delay a Senate vote on food subsidies for 60 days while the issue is sent to a Democratic caucus. A bipartisan House-backed bill would halt subsidies January 1, with leaders urging Democrats to postpone until February.
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Senators Weigh Path to Voting Bill After Holiday Recess
Senate Majority Leader Barkley faces pressure from Southern and other Democrats split over a voting rights bill. Some push to end a potential filibuster while others demand passage. House action is stalled by mutual delay until after the first of the year.
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Common Understanding Guarantees Victory From Tehran Summit
The article recounts Churchill presenting the Sword of Stalingrad to Stalin and outlines the leaders' main declaration. It states the US, Britain, and the Soviet Union have met in Tehran, agreeing on military plans to destroy German forces and pursuing a durable postwar peace. It emphasizes unity against tyranny and pledge to involve all nations in a democratic world order.
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Teheran Conference Promises No Second Front and War Ends Plans
The Tehran meeting of Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill produced a calm outline, with no second front promised yet. postwar discussions will focus on international agencies and the Atlantic Charter principles. Stocks rose on hopeful market reaction to the Big Three communique while reports from Iran note plans for conferences and a global alliance of democracies. Separately, a minor crash near Hendersons Corner injured two colored residents, and a Pocahontas train wreck in Jaeger WV caused no serious injuries. Apple butter prices rise and older WWI locomotives in service abroad are noted in North Africa news.
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Fall Drouth Grips County
A new dry spell in the county after late October rains cuts Fishing Creek reservoir inflow to about 300000 gallons daily. The reservoir stands eight and a half feet below the top, with storage down from 56000000 to 47000000 gallons and daily use exceeding inflow. Officials warn further winter dry spells could worsen water supply. Singanore filtration plant upgrades planned to help relief.
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Makin Island Message From Carrier Delays Censor
A delayed war-time message from a carrier crew expresses secrecy about their mission while noting family updates. The note teases making history and asks about Gilbert and Marshall’s schooling, reflecting wartime censorship and morale.
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Corporal Fink and bride return from honeymoon
Corporal Carl C. Fink and Grace Louise Keller returned from a weeklong honeymoon trip to New York after a November 25 wedding at St. Pauls Lutheran Jefferson. The couple’s double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. George H. Seiler before relatives and friends.
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Weekend Kept Police Busy
A Frederick resident posted 100 cash bail for disturbing the peace after a late Saturday arrest. Two others remained jailed with bonds: 200 for larceny at Plane No. 1 Four and another held without bond for drunken driving. Additional arrests included intoxication cases and loitering as police reported a busy weekend with multiple detentions.
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Stolen Hunting Coat Leads to Chaney Warrant
After a collision on West Patrick, William Chaney alias Mr Airy faced a warrant sworn by Arthur Runkles of Plane No Four for stealing a hunting coat from Runkles residence. Chaney remained jailed in default of bail, bond set at 200 dollars. Also arrested for intoxication were Ridgley King Frederick and Gaither E. Funk. Charles Sharpe posted 2.50 for appearance tonight on loitering charges. State Police did not announce tonight if an 18 arrest hearing will occur.
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Speeding motorists to face magistrate this evening
Motorists charged with speeding on their return from a nearby race track will be in magistrate court this evening. No charge was preferred in connection with the theft of a one pound bag of potatoes from Sime sons Grocery on East Third Street last Friday. The guilty individual agreed to restitution and the case was dropped.
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