Nineteen Nations Study Bolivian Regime Influence
Nineteen American nations begin an exhaustive joint study of the forces that brought a revolutionary government to power in Bolivia on December 20. Washington and other capitals exchange information through the Inter-American Emergency Advisory Committee for Political Defense to decide whether to grant friendly recognition or isolate Bolivia. The review may extend to Argentina, where a revolution last June sparked scrutiny of foreign influence and neutrality policies in the hemisphere.
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Washington
Bolivia
Gualberto Villarrosl
interAmeriican Emergency Advisory Committee
Argentina
la Paz
Bol Ueia
Argenting
Argentine La Vanguardia Quits Publication After Press Decree
Buenos Aires January 7 The socialist daily La Vanguardia announced cessation of publication citing government decree of January 5 strict press controls and a hostile atmosphere for a paper that seeks to illuminate consciences. The paper, which faced repeated closures, planned to mark its fiftieth anniversary.
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Buenos Aires
la Vansuardia
Todty
la Vanguardia
Red Postwar Intentions Feared In Washington
Washington pessimism grows over persuading the Soviet Union to honor the Atlantic charter amid expected postwar borders. Russia aims to hold Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, western Ukraine, Byelorussia, Bessarabia, northern Bukovina, and press Finland with a harsh peace. A new Moscow attack on Poland’s government in London accompanies Baltic assassinations and Soviet propaganda leaflets in the Baltic states.
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Kingsbury Smith
Washington
Jan
Tlins
Russia
Wendell L. Willkie
Jc Gieles
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Poland
Ukraine
Bessarabia
Bukovina
Finland
Moscow
Polis
London
Willate
Baltic States
Heltic States
Aso
Partisan forces claim success after Balkan battles and arm losses
Soviet and partisan reports say Slav coast landing activity ended after six days of fierce street fighting with heavy Nazi losses. The bulletin tallies 680 German dead, 780 wounded, 720 prisoners including 26 officers. Partisans report substantial material captured and note further actions near Osanska Grady, Stara Gradiska, Nova Gradiska, and engagements by the Radic Brothers detachment at Varnstinski Brep.
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Tito
Sava
Osanska Grady
Stara Gradiska
Nova Gradiska
Zagreb-Belgrade
Radic Brothers
Varnstinski Brep
RCAF Rescues 12 From Sunderland Crew in Bay of Biscay
Ottawa dispatch reports Royal Canadian Air Force Headquarters announcing the rescue of all 12 crew members of a Sunderland flying boat from Coastal Command. The survivors endured four days adrift in rubber dinghies amid sharks with scant rations before rescue.
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Ottawa
Ont
Royal Canadian Air Force Headquarters
Rcaf Suunderland
Coastal Command
Bay of Biscay
Georgia Passes Soldier Vote Bill in Georgia Senate
The Georgia Senate approved by unanimous vote an absentee voting bill for armed services members and civilians. The measure was sent to the governor, who indicated he would sign the act.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Xenate
Hills Amall
Louis Hayward III In Navy Hospital In California
Former actor Louis Hayward husband of Id Lupino is seriously ill with bronchial asthma in a California Navy hospital. He gained fame for the Tarawa landing role and is associated with a new combat film project.
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Louis Hayward Iil
Navy Hospital
Long
Calif
Tain Heyward
Tarawa
Marine Corps
Hayward
Id@ Lupino
Plan to stockpile newsprint rejected by publishers
New York publishers voted to oppose the war production board plan for stockpiling Canadian newsprint and urged using available stockpiles instead. The decision echoed Chicago publishers who backed abandoning the stockpile. The WPB had proposed storage while Canada offered 200,000 tons versus 182,000 expected. a 36 percent curtailment began January 1 based on the 182,000 tons monthly.
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New York
Punishers Association of
War Production Board
Chicago Newspaper Published Association
Cengda
United States
Canada
WPB
City News Manes KT Hal Jan i Mush ty Loule
City news item reports local figures Manes KT Hal Jan and Mush ty Loule in an unclear sequence. The fragment describes social or civic actions with limited readable detail and names several individuals.
Soldier Wounded in Action in Italy December 15
A South African soldier, Alberto J. Crug, 25, is reported wounded in action in Italy. The War Department confirmed the casualty, noting the December 15 date of the engagement.
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Phy
Alberto J. Crug
Italy
War’ Department
Haw
Ship Strikers Ready to Work at Cramp Shipyards
The Cramp Shipbuilding yards faced a second day of stoppage as 17 000 workers stayed away after a dispute over Navy control. Union leaders demanded Navy seizure to settle grievances, while company officials labeled the action a strike. Production halted on Navy vessels. if the Navy takes over, workers expect to return immediately.
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Fphiladilfhia
Navy
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
United States Navy
Herbert Moyer
Union
Inca
Martine . and Shipbuilding Workers
Fugitives captured in Memphis after hotel robbery
Three young escapees from San Quentin were nabbed in uptown Memphis before midnight and jailed after confessing a Jackson Mississippi hotel robbery. Inspectors say the gang's car, stolen in San Antonio, was used in prior robberies including a Baton Rouge bank and a Houston hotel. The trio Roy Drake Ralph Ward and Lawrence Motari aged 20 to 23 were armed and an arresting officer was threatened. More than 5000 dollars was reported in loot. The men planned to be turned over to FBI and Jackson authorities.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jan
San Quentin
Calif
Uptown
Jackson, Miss
M. A. Hinds
FBI
Jackson
Miss
Federal Bureau of Investigaton
San Antonio
Texas
Western Union
Baton Rouge
Houston
Hinds
Ben
Roy Drake
Ralph Ward
Lawrence Motari
Southwest States In Post War Move Gulf Southwest Empire Builders
Plans for a five state organization to pursue postwar industrial development were proposed by Representative Wright Paton. Industrial leaders from Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana and New Mexico will be contacted for input. A tentative group name Gulf Southwest Empire Builders was selected.
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Dallas
Jan
INS
Wright Paton
Texarkana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Lauisiang
New Mexico
Gulf Southwest Empire Builders
Toscanini to Appear in Film
Arturo Toscanini, famed conductor, offered 250000 to star in a Hollywood picture but volunteers for a government project. He agreed to camera debut in a Verdi anthem film aimed at countering fascist oppression, tying personal stance to world tensions.
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Toscanini
New York
Arturo Toscanini
Kolywood
Verdi
Amor the Tirat
KIA
Londoners Blink in Bright Lights
New York dispatch reports Londoners in blackout surprised by a test lighting the capital with 400 watt lamps on one street. A witness described the sudden glow as a small miracle, as residents prepared for a citywide display of light during wartime darkness.
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New York
Hitler
Trinity
Ental Childred
Birch & Display
Group to choose Bexar county outstanding man 1943
A seven member committee will select Bexar county's outstanding young man of 1943 at a Tuesday meeting in the Garter hotel. The San Antonio youth is honored for civic service and sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The winner receives a national Junior Chamber gold key and a local plaque.
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Bexar County
Garter
Junior Chambre of Commerce
National
Man Acquitted On Theft Charge In Federal Court
Rudolph de la Zerda of 411 Lombrano was acquitted Friday by a federal district court of using stolen arsenal materials to break into a friend's home. It marked the third acquittal in the same court that week, with H L MCAfed, a painter at Randolph Field, freed on separate charges of receiving shotgun shells stolen from Randolph, and Diego Perez of 1624 Montana Street acquitted of making a false affidavit on a friend's citizenship papers.
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Rudolph de la Zerda
Lombrano
San Antonio Arsenal
H.L. McAfed
Randolph Field
Randolph
Diego Perez
Montana Street
Ultimatum Issued In Robeson Case
A protest report from New York states a complaint demanding that Pat Robeson receive an honorary membership in a government workers union or face disciplinary action has been forwarded to Actors Equity and AFL officials. International rep Filis Ranen of the eastern federation for state and municipal employees signed the filing, with the central trades and labor council involved.
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New. York
Pat Robeson
Te Gentral Trades
Jabor Rounedl
Thie
JAF
New York
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