Hitler's Winter Line Cracked in Two Points
Soviet dispatches report the German winter defense line broken at two points near Mozhaisk as Red Army forces drive deeper into Ukraine. Kharkov battles intensify with Moscow media claiming a decisive phase while temperatures plunge below minus 25. Berlin alarm grows as fronts shift along the Lame and Mozhaisk corridors. Hungary faces pressure to increase support as casualties and losses mount across the campaign.
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Beacon Hill Forum Announced at Beacon Hill
Henry Acklen a ministerial student will host an open forum on religion and world order at Beacon Hill Presbyterian Church on Wednesday at 7 20 p m. The event is part of a series directed by George H. Her Figs.
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Unclear historical notice on bowel health and remedies
Fragmentary OCR text discusses bowel issues and remedies, mentioning terms like bearminagee and ADLERITA, with references to a product or treatment and timing cues. The readable parts resemble a disjointed medical or quack notice mix, lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Help Wanted Ad Reader Promises Quick Job Dial In
A quirky notice touts calling P-1231 to dictate a help wanted ad to an ad writer. It claims many trained workers still use light help wanted ads and urges ordering before a 1048 deadline.
Hein Retains Pals With No Raise At Sewage Plant
City official Henry F. Hein refuses wage increases for the three shifts at the outby sewerage plant. Employees cite 32 1/3 percent cost of living rise and long commutes. Hein says budget limits and asks other departments to bear the burden while noting workers quitting for higher municipal pay.
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Murray Tells of Lewis Split in Labor Movement
New York Jan 20 Philp Murray president of CIO shifts focus from pressuring a labor peace to negotiating contracts with four Little Steel companies. He condemns the so called peace movement led by John Lewis noting future CIO AFL talks may be handled by CIO officers. Observers see possible impact on peace efforts despite ongoing interunion tensions.
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Photographer Elates Jap Sub Attack on Sumatra Front
Associated Press photographer Frank Noel, 37, recounts a torpedoing near Sumatra on January 14 as his ship was hit by a Japanese submarine. He details thirst and heat, injuries to crew, and lifeboat survival near the Batway island group, noting his Texas roots and past work in multiple U.S. cities.
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Hendersons Pay Boosted In War Time Price Panel
A conference committee agreed to raise Leon Hendersons annual salary to 12000 while keeping other price control provisions unresolved. Senate conferees said home leaders rejected a 39000 salary figure and Brown noted talks on paying and selling rules continued. Henderson, under presidential orders, said he expected to be involved only in price fixing duties and criticized the prospect. Senator Barkley reported White House discussions aimed at a compromise.
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Deferment for Students Asked
AUBTIN January 20 statement urged serious consideration for deferment of selective service registrants in training for essential war work. The Adjutant General stated the category includes refurb ed engineering, element physics, medical and rents students.
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City health chief warns of salary cuts for top staff
Dr. W A King the deputy health officer warned Tuesday that the city health department faces budget shortfalls. He said the division’s funding is strained and at current spending the department may run out of money before the fiscal year ends in May. He suggested department heads may be required to accept salary reductions, including a potential $600 monthly cut.
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Letter From Hearst Defends English Alliance Tone
A condensed reprint of William Randolph Hearst’s reply defending friendly ties with the British Empire. He argues against biased press depictions, cites ancestry, schooling, and friendships in the British Isles, and urges Americans and Britons to cooperate for peace. ends with admonition to avoid misrepresentation.
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Detroit Mayor Warns Workers of Job Loss in Strike
Mayor Edward J. dézittes informed Local y of the City Employees union that a strike would result in employees being considered to resign and abandon their positions. He said those who walk out would forfeit pay raises and benefits, while city departments would still operate. The union voted to strike in support of wage demands as talks continued.
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