Attack Opens Against Price Fixing Bill
Washington August 3 The administration price fixing bill opened in Congress with three front attacks. The farm bloc aims to strip or cap farm price controls. An anti New Deal faction seeks a board rather than a single administrator. Anti inflationists demand restoration of credit and installment controls. The bill, revised after talks, drops credit controls and sets farm ceilings no lower than 110 percent of parity.
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Washington
Congress
Jean Henderson
War Roundup Indicates New Ukrainian Front as Axis Pushes
International News Service reports a major German offensive aimed at Kiev to start the seventh week of the Russo German war. Moscow and Berlin claim successes elsewhere on the vast front. Moscow tallies six weeks of heavy fighting with 1.5 million Nazi casualties.
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Ukraine
Kiev
Berlin
Moscow
France
French Empire
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Germany
Worway
Wertin
Redaymay
Red Army
Byelnya
Iserkov
Zhitamir
Korosten
Korodshey
Zhitenir
Peipus
Smolensk
Leningrad
Baltic
Air Squadrons Join Maneuver Area Air Show Next Week
Four squadrons plus transport and utility ships arrived from Quantico to New Bern to take part in upcoming air maneuvers and parachute jumping. Commanded by Lt. Col. H. D. Campbell, the group includes two scout bomber squadrons, one fighter squadron, and an observation unit.
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New Bern
H.C
Tvith
Quantico Marine
Sland
Lent
H. Dl.Campbell
Firs Marine Aicraft Group
Flying Fortress Bombs Kiel Canal Docks in Baltic Raid
An American made flying fortress conducted a long reconnaissance flight and heavily bombed the docks of a German Baltic port near the Kiel canal. RAF fighters reported shooting down two German bombers off England’s east coast as night air actions increased across the channel.
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Germanaval
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Kiel Canal
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England
Iufiwaffe
Channel
Woman dies in auto crash near Leon Springs
Mrs. M. H. Horton of San Antonio died at Racine hospital after a wreck on the Fredericksburg road one mile north of Leon Springs. Two soldiers, Manuel H. Strong and J. C. Gallord, were seriously injured and taken to Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis. An inquest is being conducted by Judge B. A. Dreiss of Boerne.
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Rogers Street
San Antonio
Racine
Leon Springs
Fredericksburg
Fort Sam Houston
Boerne
Manuel H. Strong
Shirley
Ark
J. C. Gallord
Camp Bullis
Robert B. Green
M. R. McRae
B. A. Dreiss
German Tanker Torpedoed Off Ostend By Bombing Planes
A 2000 ton heavily laden German tanker was torpedoed, set afire, and left sinking by British bombing off Ostend in the afternoon. One bomber is missing, the Air Ministry announced today.
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London
Ostend
Air Ministry
Weather summary and tides for Aransas Pass area and stations
The report provides humidity, temperature, precipitation, and rainfall totals through August in Abilene and various U.S. and Canadian stations. It lists daily sun rise and set times, moon rise, and tide data for Aransas Pass. A long, scattered station table follows with current conditions such as clear and overcast skies, including numerous city names and their weather status.
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Aransas
Abilene
Texas
Parl
Albuanérave
Alpine
Amarillo
Apalachicots
Atlanta
G. Austin
Birmingham
Ala
Boston
Mass
Brady
Brownsville
Tex
Charleston
S.C
Cheyenne
Wye
Clay
Chicago
Borsyy Christi
Crystay Ily
Texaa
del Rio
Denver
Colo
Fay Eidy
del Moinoa
Tow
Dodge City
Kan
Dulubating
Eldorado
Rvansville
Ind
Gleaner
Fort Smith
Ark
Fork Worth
Kingman
Ariz
Macon
New Orleans
New York
N. T
North Platte
Omaha
Palestine
Phoenix
Duttsburen
Fuebla
Salt Lake City
Waly
San Tiego
Calif
San
Cldy
Wilmington
Dei. L
Winnerances
Nev
Yuma
Calgars
Con
Iswitt
Winnipeg
Can
Services Set for Air Lines Doctor
Funeral arrangements were being made today for Dr Ralph Nelson Green medical director of Eastern Airlines and former president of the Aero Medical Society of the United States. Dr Green died yesterday after a long illness in Miami August 2.
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Miami
Ralph Nelson Green
Eastern Airlines
T Aero-Medical Society of
The
United States
South Carolina Senator Lumpkin Dies in Hospital
Washington August 2 Senator Alva M Lumpkin Democrat of South Carolina died in George Washington University Hospital after a gastric hemorrhage He had been sworn in July 22 to fill the vacancy created by James Byrnes elevation to the Supreme Court Lumpkin is survived by his wife two sons and a daughter
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INS
Alva M. Lumpkin
D.-S.c
George Washington University Hospital
James Byrnes
U. S. Supreme Court
Lumpkin
Dewey Assistant Named Candidate for New York County D.A.
Frank S. Hogan, administrative assistant to Thomas E. Dewey, accepted Tammany Hall's surprising selection to succeed the racket buster as district attorney of New York County. The Aug. 2 dispatch notes Hogan's move marks a pivotal political shift in the county's legal leadership.
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New York
Frank S. Hogan
Thomas E. Dewey
Tammany Hall
New York County
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