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Preston Citizen in Preston, Idaho

23 Dec 1943

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Preston Citizen

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Preston, Idaho, United States of America

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Dec 23, 1943

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8

Italy and Axis Collapse Shape 1943 World War II

A retrospective recounts 1943 turning points from Mussolini's resignation to Italy's surrender on September 8 and Kesselring's defiance. It notes Casablanca and Quebec plans, Allied campaigns in North Africa, Sicily, Salerno, and Rome, and the Pacific push under MacArthur with battles in the Solomons and New Guinea.

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AL Jedlicka Benito Mussolini Italy Duce Tokyo Dwight Eisenhower Winston Churchill Europe Churchill Quebec South Pacific Douglas MacArthur Solomons New Guinea Philippines Roosevelt Casablanca Bernard Montgomery Eighth Army Erwin Rommel North African Tunisian U. S Bizerte Tunis North Africa Montgomery El—Alamein Egypt Rommel Fox Desert Alexandria Morocco Algeria Sicily Salerno Eisenhower Pietro Badoglio Albert Kesselring Kesselring Naples Mark Clark Rome Victor Emmanuel Germany Stalingrad Sixth Army Fourth Tank Frederick von Paulus Orel Belgorod Ukraine Dnieper Kiev Krivoi Rog Cordell Hull Anthony Eden Vyacheslav Molotov Moscow China Japan League of Nations Hamburg Cologne Dusseldorf Essen Berlin London Southwest Pacific Bataan Corregidor MacArthur Salamaua Lae Finschhafen Munda New Georgia Island Kolambangara U.S Rabaul New Britain Pacific George C. Marshall
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Hold the Line and Wage Fight Shape 1943 Home Front

President Roosevelt issued the Hold the Line order in April 1943 directing no food price ceilings unless needed by law and pushing subsidy cutbacks to lower consumer costs. John L. Lewis and 460,000 United Mine Workers pressed for higher wages, finally winning a $1.50 daily increase on November 3 after four pits closures and two mine seizures. Lewis then sealed the deal with U S Mine Custodian Harold Ickes.

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Roosevelt John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Government Lewis U. S Interior Harold Ickes
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Marines in LDS service photo draw wide letters of support

A World War II era Marine group photo shows Mormon Battalion members conducting a Sunday service led by Pvt. Howard Bennett. Parents nationwide identify their sons in the picture, including PFC Dan Auger and PFC Vergrown Hulse, with Mrs. Anna E. Watson sharing a heartfelt letter from California mothers grateful their sons serve.

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Mormon Battalion Howard Bennett Thatcher West Coast PFC Dan Auger William H. Auger Vergwrong Hulse William Hulse Bennett Compton California Pacific Pvt Harold D. Watson States Phillippines
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Track Buyers Must Show Essential Need For New Services

Bert Trask, District Manager of the Office of Defense Transportation in Boise, urges track buyers to prove war necessity before obtaining a certificate for new operations under a conservation order. The order, effective Octo ber 25, limits new services unless clearly contributing to the war effort or civilian welfare. Certificates require showing positive need and conservation of transportation facilities for vital war and civilian use.

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Bert Trask Office of Defense ‘Transportation Boise Trask
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Idaho Butter Declines in October Output

Idaho creamery butter production in October was about 2,695,000 pounds, down 7 percent from September and 7 percent below October last year. American cheese output reached 1,440,000 pounds, up 1 percent from September and 20 percent above October last year, and 88 percent above the 1932-41 October average.

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Boise Idaho
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Citizen Subscriber Seeks Renewal for Portland News

John A. Morrison of Portland Oregon requests renewal of his The Citizen subscription. He notes the paper usually arrives Monday afternoon and says he looks for the mailman on that day for hometown news.

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The Citizen John A. Morrison Portland Oregon
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