Senate Passes Price Control Bill Amid Farm Parity Debate
The Senate approved a price control bill 82 to 1 after farm groups pressed to prevent prices from falling below 1919 1928 levels. The measure creates a price office and an emergency court to review orders, with penalties including fines and up to a year in prison. Senator Nye dissented citing wage concerns.
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Japan to Operate Mines, Factories
Berlin reported that the Japanese government has taken over key mines and factories and will operate them. Elmer Rice divorced Hazel Levy Rice today on cruelty grounds. They wed June 7, 1915, in New York Wy.
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France and Spain stiffen on Nazi demands
Berne dispatches report the Vichy government hardening against German demands as Hitler seeks new outlets for military energy. Germany foreshadows a Spain France collaboration plan while Franco weighs public sentiment on letting Nazi troops pass through Spain to North Africa.
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Ex Aussie Premier Sees Jap Assault
Former Prime Minister R G Menzies warns of a Japanese assault on Australia and praises wartime ties with the United States. In Adelaide, South Australian MPs urge Curtin to consider deploying imperial forces abroad to strike back in Malaya, Thailand, the Netherlands East Indies, or other targets.
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A E F Base in Eire Urged by Sunday Express
London dispatch says Ireland and Prime Minister De Valera were urged by the Sunday Express to permit an American expeditionary force to land in Eire. The paper claims Eire cannot defend against a German invasion for an hour without U.S. help and calls for swift acceptance to deter aggression.
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Philippines To Honor Unknown Citizens Day
Unknown Gui zon day observed in the Philippines honors the rank and file of Filipinos who work for uplift and progress amid wartime conflict. Many citizens cannot observe the day due to wartime duties on Luzon and against Japanese aggression.
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Two Nazis Wounded and Foreigners Arrested Report
New York dispatch relays a Madrid correspondent note from the Daily Mail stating two German soldiers were seriously wounded in Paris and 48 foreigners were arrested. The broadcast was heard in New York by Peace Tarst.
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Texas Company In Italy Seized Reportedly Confiscated
Berlin dispatch reports the Italian government seized all property of a United States owned Texas company in Taig. The firm reportedly ran a large sales organization in Italy and was subjected to confiscation by the Italian government per a German Wireless Telegraph report filed from Rome.
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Japs Launch All-Out Luzon Drive Amid Manila Battle
The war department reports Japan begins a major push to seize the Philippines with artillery duels northwest of Manila. Reinforcements hint at a large ground offensive against MacArthur forces in the Batangan area, while Mindanao coast landings are reportedly attempted. Corregidor and Manila Bay defenses remain key targets as U S forces brace for intensified combat.
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French Algieris Tax Rise Reported by Tokyo Dispatch
A Tokyo dispatch reported that the Japanese government ordered a 30 percent increase in income taxes. The item cites a French Algiers Radio transmission via NBC.
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Nazi Units Collapse and Red Army Push West
Soviet dispatches report German army units collapsing as hundreds of German officers and men surrender. Tass claims 100,000 German troops trapped near Mozhaisk and near Moscow, while Red air forces cripple transport behind German lines and recapture several towns.
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Henderson Raps Crude Oil Bonuses
Government warns against bonuses paid by crude oil producers to buyers. Leati Henderson says such premiums lure buyers from competitors and push prices up, risking inflation during wartime. In New York, $465,201 in defense bonds and stamps were bought in four days.
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Open Season on Japs Reported by Local Groups
Local effort claims to recruit young men aged 11 to 30 for possible action against Japanese later. notices printed on 11x14 cards to be placed in downtown areas. Groups named include Glen P. Stamps Carl F. Haynes and R L. McCarran.
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Fireman Killed In Cab Accident Near Pierceton
A Liberty Limited engine cab accident near Pierceton Indiana killed the fireman identified as Bill TE Hatefield 31 of Fort Wayne Indiana. Engineer W Hy Carver of Fort Wayne was injured and taken to a local hospital.
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13 Picked Up From Distressed Vessel
Distress signals from the motorship Continent were picked up by the Tidewater tanker Byron B. Benson south of Ambrose Light. The Benson rescued 12 crew members and planned to bring them into the harbor, as announced by the U S coast guard.
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Baby Sends Cookie Money for Fighter Plane Fund
A fundraising drive in Los Angeles collects small and large contributions from unions clubs and individuals for a fighter plane fund. Donations fund defense bonds and Red Cross relief while campaigns in other metro centers push similar war efforts. A baby’s penny gift and a Navy family’s support underscore broad civilian mobilization.
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Americans Help Destroy on Jap Planes
In Rage Rangoon January 10 an American and British fighter squadron attacked two Japanese airfields in Thailand. The lead American pilot led the strikes wiping out five bombers on one airfield and strafing runways and hangars. A later raid with a single engine helicopter buffalo nechtets? No join.
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Bomber Crashes at City Airport
An army medium bomber crashed and burned at the Los Angeles municipal airport just before nightfall. Three men aboard were pulled from the wreck and taken to a hospital. one reportedly had a broken leg while the other four escaped with injuries.
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U S Marines Arrive to Guard Tokyo Embassy
In Tokyo on January 10, 137 United States servicemen arrived at the Trent Sin internment depot including nine officers. The marines will guard the U S embassy in Peiping and the total contingent at the camp is now 204.
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Fire damages hotel air vent from overheated grease
A fire in the kitchen area of the St. An something hotel caused $200 damage to a 25 foot vent at the rear and damaged plaster in portions of the kitchens. Deputy Fire Chief G. Butter reported the incident on Saturday night as accidental due to overheated grease in the air vent system.
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Jap Bases Hit Hard By Bombers In Malaya Defense
Singapore battle report shows British and Australian bombers striking Japanese positions near Singapore and Ipoh as defense tightens. British and Allied leaders vow to defend, warning of heavier air raids and continued Japanese advances in Western Malaya.
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Plane Falls in Galveston Bay During Training Flight
A trainer from Ellington Field near Houston plunged into Galveston Bay ten miles from Galveston killing two men aboard Lieut Randall Champ instructor and Jackie Clark student officer. Army officials dispatched a grappling craft to recover the downed crew.
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