Fate of Europe Rests in Asiatic Hand of Stalin
An American observer notes Soviet forces nearing East Prussia while Anglo American troops advance toward Paris. The piece weighs whether Stalin will dictate Europe’s fate, contrasts German capitulation options, and critiques wartime peace plans amid looming end of the European war.
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East Prussia
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Paul von Hinedenburg
Erich Lidendorf
Max Hoffman
Gaar Nicholea II
Rennenkampf
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Massurian Lakes
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France
Masurian Lake
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Ludenderkf
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Russia
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New York Times
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World Security League
Marshal Stalin
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World Peace
World League
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Food Rationing Gets New Head
Ivan Burdick formerly of New Milford Connecticut was named director of the food rationing division of the Office of Price Administration. The appointment was announced by Charles F. Phillips deputy OPA administrator. Burdick succeeds Walter F. Straub of Chicago who designed July 3.
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Ivan Burdick
New Milford
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Office of Price Adinistration
Charles F. Phillips
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Burdick
Walter F. Straub
Chicago
Offic ers to Be Taste of Battle at San Antonio OCS
Officer candidates at the San Antonio Avrarion Cadet center undergo a 10 day bivouac in simulated combat. They hike 15 to 80 miles in full gear as planes drop shark dust and gas masks are tested. Capt Charles Baar directs the entire combat field encampment with nights spent in training and mock firefights.
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Air Corps
San Antonio Avrarion
Charles
Baar
U S to Sell Potash Stock at American Potash
The alien property custodian ordered the sale of 479726 shares of capital stock in the American Potash and Chemical company located at Searles dry lake Mojave desert. The plant serves the War effort and 90.79 percent of the stock is held by Germans through American representatives. No sale date has been set.
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American Potash and Chemical Company
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Searles Dry Lake
Mojave Desert
James F. Mark. Hart
Legion to Convene At Fort Worth
Fort Worth will host the American Legion convention for the fourth straight year to entertain World War II veterans on August 16 and 17. State commander Sam D. Forman of Houston and vice commanders met in Dallas to approve moving the event from Galveston after it could not house the attendees.
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State Department
Sam D. Forman
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Restrictions Lifted Honeymoon Begins at Miami Beach
Cath Patrice and Navy Lieut Arnold Dean White wed before a delayed honeymoon at an oceanfront Miami Beach hotel. White had been restricted for leaving the naval station for Jacksonville without leave. The marriage occurred Friday as Patrice continued her hospital tour. A review shifted his punishment to ten days confinement, citing extenuating circumstances.
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Cath Patrice
Navy
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Dean White
Ocean Front
Miami N Naval Station
White
Jacksonville
Wills Patrick
Miami
Yestereday
Lieut. Comar
HW. F. Webster
Lawyers Hit Deportations in Nicaragua Strike
Managua July 17 Lawyers have announced a token strike to protest deportation of lawyers accused of links to a revolutionary movement. Among deportees are professionals sent to the Corn Islands in the Caribbean sea about 40 miles from the mainland. The islands cover about 10 and four square miles, with coconut trees and good fishing.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Managus
Caribbean
Former Luling Legislator Dies
Maurice Dowell former representative to the Texas Legislature and longtime Caldwell County resident died after emergency surgery at Yuling hospital. Dowell contributed to a book on George W. Littlefield, was the first commander of the Benton J. McCarley American Legion post, and was survived by a widow and three sisters. SAN ANTONIO LIGHT July 17, 1944.
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Luping
Maurice ‘Dows
Texas Legislatures
Caldwell County
Yuling Hospital
George W. Littlefield
Texas
Dowell
Benton J. McCarley
American Legion
Joske Home Insulation Using Bonded Rock Wool Applicators
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