Nazis Fear Invasion Date Near
London reports a wave of invasion talk as American troops tighten presence in southern England and Berlin credits political motives for possible early invasion. Reinforcements, shipping buildup, and transport plans signal heightened wartime activity, with pilots and troops arriving in varied units. Budapest dispatch notes Allied aims and the Dalmatian Adriatic situation, citing partisan unity under Marshal Tito in the region.
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Nine Killed in Bomber Crash Near Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa January 3 Nine members of a US Army bomber crew were killed when their training aircraft crashed one mile east of Holly Springs town The bomber exploded and burned among the corn fields Witnesses reported the plane appeared to be in trouble as it flew low over town The victims included Second Lieutenant Gordon Groos and Flight Officer Thomas F Lefold.
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Iowa
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Holly Springs Town
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John J. Groce
Austin
Texas
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Charles W Smith
St. Louis
Penetro salve promotion claims three-way cold relief
An advertisement urges readers to stock Penetro salve as the yearly cold season approaches. It promises two functions: soothing nasal congestion with vapors and stimulating circulation, plus a dual supply option. The copy stresses a grandmother origin and old fashioned base ingredients, mentioning mutton and grand ma wed. The tone imitates a period sale pitch.
Newscast Tops in Tunes Daily War Joon Breakfast Club
A jumble of show titles and host names outlines a busy broadcast day with morning and afternoon varieties. Notable items include Wake Up news segments, musical showcases, and varied entertainment features appearing across the schedule.
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Masedali
W. Seiri
Morten Dawrary
Plane Crash Kills Three in Los Angeles Fog
An early day crash in southern Los Angeles after a night fog killed three aboard a two motor cargo plane and injured a fourth. Capt C H Smoat from Dallas, Louis E Westphalen 23 from Dallas a second lieutenant and war worker named Francis A Bluff 33 from Dallas died or was injured as the plane overshot Mines airfield. The crash damaged utility poles tree tops and three houses before striking a War worker's car.
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Francis A. Bluff
Cameraman Saves Fortress Crew
A flying fortress crew narrowly escaped when a fragmentation bomb stuck in the plane’s bomb bay was freed seconds before detonation. Radio operator signals prompted George A Streetman II of Harlem Ga to descend into the bomb bay and wrench the live device free, then return to report the perilous maneuver during the November 18 raid on Eleusis air drome near Athens Greece.
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Aid for Vets Predicted by Utah Senator
Senator Thomas, chairman of a Senate subcommittee, predicted early in January that Congress would approve a two billion dollar yearly education aid for veterans of the current war. He said a bill would be ready for Senate action this month and would provide 839 monthly payments to veterans seeking further education, with approval expected in both houses to extend benefits to about 75,000 men being discharged from the armed forces.
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Washington
Thomas
Blak
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Utah
Yanks Bomb French Bases
American daylight raid targets Paris suburbs and southern France bases. The Hispano Suiza engine plant and Cam allowed bearings plants suffered heavy damage with 24 planes destroyed on the ground. No. 2 workshop and No. 1 workshop suffered direct hits. Berliet and Delage repair buildings damaged. Cognac Chateau... field hit. three fields damaged and three planes destroyed.
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Berliet and Delage
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Grout
Chicago live stock market report summary
The Chicago salable boxe market shows 86 000 total, slow and uneven demand across weights 200 to 300 pounds, with top loads around 207 pounds. Prices vary, buyers cautious, few buyers for heifers and sows, overall supply patterns indicate a subdued market with some high bids and many unsold lots. Weather rain affected early demand, with limited activity in sheep and cattle sections.
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Cotton futures open lower in New York trading
Cotton futures in New York opened 10 to 30 cents a bale lower with March at 62s 4d, May at 19. Re set for October and December contracts. New Orleans market opened steady around 43 cents above prior levels. Traders watched May and October positions as the session began.
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New York
New Orleans
Poultry and Produce Market Report From Chicago and Kansas City
Poultry and produce trade notes show live poultry firm in Chicago and Kansas City. The report lists turkey and hen prices, chicken and duck categories, and seasonal offerings with varied quotes and unsettled items among producers.
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Chicago
Teghern
Keree
Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
The Selma area livestock sale features steady to weak cattle values with demand mixed. Canners and cutter cows range around 9 to 11 dollars, yearlings and steers, with sheep and hogs showing activity. prices vary by lot and quality across consignments from multiple farms, including moderate gains for some slaughter classes and lighter bids on others.
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Argentina Recognizes Bolivia's Villarroel Regime
Buenos Aires reports formal recognition by Argentina of Maj Gualberto Villarroel's Bolivian government, which took power December 20 after a coup detat, making Argentina the latest American republic to acknowledge the regime. Freight shipments in Mexico rose 17 percent year over year per National Railways remarks.
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Gualberto Villarroel
Argentina
Mexico City
National Railways of Mexico
Allies Down Jap Planes in Burma Air Battle
Allied aircraft shot down twelve Japanese planes and damaged several others in a battle over southern Burma on December 31. The raid targeted Japanese defenses near Ramree Island as Allied coastal forces returned to base. One Allied plane was reported missing amid ongoing Burma operations.
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Tax Charge Filed on Martha Raye
Internal Revenue Collector Harry Westover filed a tax charge against actress Martha Raye claiming she owes the government $18,315 from her 1842 earnings.
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Los Angeles
Harry Cy Westover
Martha Ray
Irving Berlin Honors U.S. Fliers
Irving Berlin paused his show in This Is the Army to honor wartime flyer Capt. Henry W. Dick of Mineola New York who lost a leg last September. Berlin hosted Dick and Pick’s Fortress crew at a hospital near Bristol and joined them for a luncheon before attending the evening performance in Bristol with the touring party.
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Nazi Soldier Turns Against Nazism Diary Shows Change of Heart
Allied headquarters in Algiers released extracts from a diary kept by a former Sturm Kampf leader in the Hitler Youth whose entries from January 1943 to December 1943 trace a swift shift from loyalty to disillusionment and a longing to oppose Nazi tyranny. The diary notes imply growing condemnation of brutality and oppression as the writer contemplates joining those who oppose the regime if he survives the war.
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Allied Headquarters Today
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Mexico Chief Ill With Cold
Mexico City January 3 President Avila Camacho’s annual reception for the diplomatic corps was postponed indefinitely due to the president’s chest cold. The delay affects the formal greeting to envoys and may shift scheduled diplomatic engagements at the capital.
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Avila Camacho
Mexico Plan Fights Inflation Sealed by Finance Secretary
Mexico announces anti inflation program including government bond sales with attractive interest rates to retire money from circulation. The plan was announced last night by Secretary of Finance Eduardo Bueroes.
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