Allied Armies Face Stiff Italian Defense Line
In Italy Allied forces encounter strong Nazi resistance as they press the front. Meanwhile Japanese withdraw from Solomon and New Guinea bases as Allied operations expand. The article notes proposals to raise further taxes to finance the war effort.
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Solomon
New Guinea
Dnieper
Russia
Kiev
Reds
Nevel
Leningrad
Poland
Fight for Rome Opens New Allied Front Across Southern Italy
Allied forces press toward Rome with a defense line across southern Italy as Montgomery and Clark reinforce the thrust. U.S. and British air forces target German routes while observers eye the Balkans for possible moves toward Greece or Yugoslavia.
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Italy
Siver
Owester
Montgomery
Clark
U.S
Balkans
Greece
Jugoslavia
Southwest Pacific War Fronts and Faith Leaders Unite
In a sweeping report the Southwest Pacific theater sees Allied forces pressuring Japanese positions along the northeast coast as New Guinea and Biak areas face intensified actions. A seven point interfaith declaration from the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America calls for divine sovereignty over nations, rejection of racism, equal education, collective security, and global economic cooperation to raise living standards and safeguard families.
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United States
Churches of Christ In
Philippines Moves to Grant Immediate Independence
The Philippines debates a bill to grant independence as soon as possible, instead of 1946. Roosevelt urges action, including economic freedom and postwar rehabilitation with U.S. aid, plus GS Filipino cooperation for security. Japanese propaganda seeks to weaken U.S. promises and win Filipino support.
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U.S
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
G. S
Philippines
U. S
Taxes and manpower changes proposed by government program
Stabilization Director Fred M Vinson urged Congress to approve a 19% billion dollar levy program raising income and corporate taxes and adding higher rates on tobacco liquor soft drinks candy and other items. The plan aims to lift war tax support from 38 to about 70 percent. It also calls for expanded social security unemployment disability and hospital benefits. Senate actions on deferments and manpower rules moved toward limited postwar exemptions and district review with a new board to study lower physical standards. Wives allowances rose to 50 dollars and 30 for the first child with 29 for each additional child.
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Fred M. Vinson
Congress
Senate
Horton Wheeler
Spacch
House
Kelly Nash political power-Windis Chicago West Side wards
A profile recalls the Kelly-Nash political machine, their 40 year rise guiding Chicago’s West Side wards and Cook County wins, Nash’s mix of business with power, and the 1935-1959 control period. It notes reforms and shifts since Gov Beary Horner’s 1936 break and Nash’s 1959 peace, plus Nash’s influence in selecting city officials.
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Patrick
Pat
Kelly- Nash
Nash
E. J. Dally
Anton Cermek
Allied advance in Italy and art looting by Nazis
British Eighth Army seizes ground in Italy as a German commander falls to a detachment in December. Rome’s art treasures are packed and shipped to Germany as Allies near the city. Protestant Episcopal delegates push toward organic unity with the Presbyterian Church. A new penicillin may fight meningitis.
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Joseph Staelin
U.S
Moscow
Russia
Finland
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Germany
U. S
Cordel Hull
W. Averell Harriman
Eighth Army
Italy
Dec
Rome
Protestant Episcopal Church
Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
All-Bran relief claim prompts reader letter
A reader letter from Mrs Polite Ballz of Bronx praises All-Bran for constipation relief, asserting natural digestion benefits. The ad explains Kellogg's All-Bran as a fiber source aiding bowel elimination, not a purge, and recommends high water intake and Kellogg's All-Bran from Battle Creek.
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Wil Menny
Bronx
N.Y
Rellogg
Kellogg’s Alleran
Kellogg’s Allbran
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Navy men and Camels summary etiquette
A vintage ad style note explains Navy men dislike being called god like, but respond to Camel cigarettes or cartons. It claims Camels are the favorite among Navy Marines Coast Guard and includes overseas and domestic mail guidance for sending Camels to service members, with Post Office restrictions noted.
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Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
U. S
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