Finns Send Revised Reply To Soviet Peace Demands
Stockholm reports Finland sent a revised note to Moscow backing most Russian terms but seeking clarifications New draft accepts most conditions yet rejects two key demands including German troop presence and border shifts The note keeps channels open for further talks while warning of potential Finnish Germanist resistance and internal strains. Loftin attends Kansas City regional AASA meeting.
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Finiang
Aftonbladetenat
Rarssian
Baron Carl Gietat
Maanerhein
Berause
Finlant
Finland
Morgan Tidningen
London
Stockhol
Moscow
Teady
Isbue
Daily Mail
Storkholm
Russia
Leninsgrad
Soviet Union
Arctic
Petsamo
Relief Ad for Creomulsion Cough Remedy
An advertisement extols Creomulsion as a fast acting cough medicine for bronchitis and chest colds. It claims the blend uses beech wood creosote with proven cough medicines, has no narcotics, and offers a money back guarantee if it does not quickly ease the cough and restore sleep.
Embalmers Debate and Mortality Figures at Noon Meeting
Wilson M. Kiaceri of Chicago said 0 percent of licensed embalmers and 79 percent of unlicensed ones have breakdowns, though listed as essential by the War Power Commission. Potter Lovingy presided as the luncheon host. About 34 mortals from pil paiis attended as the special BOUP selected to discuss national mortuary matters.
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Wilson M. Kiaceri
Chigago
Potter Lovingy
Fon
Pil Paiis
Mort Krinius
Sinay ‘Claus
Loring
Tener Limdi Dies At Performance
San Francisco reports tenor Tener Limdi collapsed backstage during a performance. He died of a heart attack at age 53, as substitute Miche Peter continued the title role. Limdi, born in Sweden, had sung major roles across Europe before joining the Chicago Opera and later the San Carlos Opera company.
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Araido Lind
Jack Hight
San Francisco Opera House
Fils
Miche Peter
Lusi
Handi
Ginidi
Sweden
Europe
Hie
Chicago Opera Company
San Carlos Opera
Services Set for Man Found Dead in Reading
Funeral services are planned in Reading Pa for 66 year old Joh Turner Moore found dead Wednesday in his Gunter hotel room from a heat illness. The former president of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association, Moore lived in Warnersville and retired as president of Berks County Trust Co. He also led Reading Battery Co and Reading Steel Casting Co. Survivors include his widow Leonora and two sons Maj. Joh Turner Mounly and Lieut. Frederick McCormick Moore, plus two daughters Martha Ellen Reedy and Marguerite Seybell and several grandchildren.
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Reading
Joh Turner Moore
Gunter
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Moore
Warnersville
Texas
Reading Hospital
Reading Battery Company
Reading Steel Casting Company
Leonora Moore
Maj
Joh Turner Mounly
Air Transport Command
Miami Beach
Frederick McCormick Moore
Palm Spirings
Cali
Martha Ellen Reedy
Marguerite Seybell
Sheridan and Brandchildren
Soldier promotions and training near Fort Knox and Camp Barkeley
A large list of servicemen and their families is described as promotions and training updates across Fort Knox Kentucky and Camp Barkeley Texas. Names include Khaki Faets Bennet Barera Luz Barrety and Max A. Lynes among others as they advance to sergeant and complete basic training. The report notes soldiers preparing to train others and earn Good Conduct Medals while stationed at various centers.
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Benne Barera
M's
M. G. Tale
Wells Lupe Barrety
West Martin Boulevard
Armored Force Base
Wrainanagire
Quy 1
Ta `Oe
Max A. Lynes
Jars
Erna M. Lyonh
Muredang
Hasie Neining
Moungley
Gibos
WAG
Charles
Cpl
Edwin B. Warwick Q
Ancona Ay Ohue
Teaniing
Camp Barkeley
Famous B-24 Overhaul at Kelly Airfield
A historic B-24 Liberator overhaul at Kelly Field returns from the Mediterranean theater. The aircraft is noted for earning one of the outstanding American heavy bomber records after flying missions over North Africa and Italy, including a Ploesti raid. Five airmen earned Silver Stars for actions on board.
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Mediterranean
North Africa
Italy
Ploesti
Wast
Pilot Gillespie Wounded In Messing Raid During World War II
A wartime report details Captain Jonts Viancy Gillespie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Gillespie, wounded by ack-ack while navigating Wash's Tub during a Messing raid. The crew included Maj. M. R. Walsh and Lieut. E. W. Denedu with Sgt. R. Hebert and Sgt. EB. W. Matthias. the mission marked by a 48 star Kodak shot. Gillespie, training at Selman Field, La., awaits navigation instructor duties. Also listed are honors such as Purple Heart and Distinguished Flying Cross recipients, and numerous bombing sorties across North Africa and the Mediterranean.
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Bengal
Tripoli
Gabes
Sfax
Tonis
Mediterranean
Asis
Palermo
Salonika
Athens
Candice
Messing
Rome
Plaesth
Wiener Neustadt
Middle East
San Antonio
M. R. Walsh
E. W. Denedu
Ca-Pital
R. ©. Hebert
EB. W. Matthias
Gillespie
Jonts Viancy Uillespie
Frank M. Gillespie
Wash
Kodak
Meldentalls
Shirter
Selman Field
Mohroe
Evelyn “Keller
Culberson Avenue
Dr. Walton Named On Wage Board
Dr T C Walton, former president of Texas A and M college, named chairman and public representative of an enforcement division created within the regional War Labor board. Floyd McGown says others named to the division include Alto B Corvin of Dallas as industrial representative and Perry Moriton of Dallas as alternate. also Charles Hathaway of Tulsa and Jabar representing.
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Mareno—Jp-Dr
T. C. Walton
Texas A. and
M. Coliegs
Wamed
Regional War Labor Board
Floyd McGown
Tonel
Villator
Alto B. Corvin
Perry Moriton
C. I. O. Dallas
Avid Charles
Hathaway
Tulsa
Okla
Cep
Tesenting
Jabar
Chaplin Ordered to Answer Paternity Suit in LA Court
In Los Angeles on March 3 Charles Spencer Chaplin was ordered to defend a civil suit alleging he is the father of a five month old child of four year old Joan Berry. Superior Judge Stanley Wosk denied a motion to dismiss and gave Chaplin 10 days to answer.
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Uryj
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Joan Berry
Stanley Wosk
Comcilian
Cheplin
Miss Berry
Sweet Gas Plea Heard in Texas War Gas Debate
AUSTIN March 9 The railroad commission opened hearings on pleas by Texas oil and gas men to let the War Production board tap sweet gas reserves for carbon black rubber production. Thomas J. Starkier urged immediate action as WPA cited legal constraints.
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Railroad Commission Today
Texas Oil and Gas
War Production Board
WPB
Thomas J. Starkir
WEB
Texas
B. Gratt
Northern Natural Gas Company
Amarisio
Starkie
WPA
Eo ‘Thompson
Railroad Commission of Texas
Bank Clearings In 1943 Week Rise. Decline From Prior Week
Bank clearings for the week ended Wednesday showed a slight drop from the prior week yet rose sharply versus the same period last year. Dun & Bradstreet reported 23 leading cities processed transactions totaling 9.0055 billion dollars, up 22.7 percent from 7.4143 billion a year ago but below the prior week’s level by 78.173 million. Major gains noted included Buffalo, Baltimore, Atlanta, Chicago, New York, and Portland.
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Dun Lind Bradsere, Incorporated
Bulfdlo
Baltimore
Ee Allanta
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le Alt Portand
Cre
Sewer Bids Again Sought on West Side Streets
The city council called for bids Thursday to install sanitary sewers along Elvira Elmendorf Round Navidad Sabinas and Zarzamore streets totaling 2720 feet. Simultaneously bids on 3148 feet of sewers on Sabineas and Tampico streets were opened with bids from 2375 to 910 dollars, all to be tabulated by the city purchasing agent. City Attorney Tammy Dobbs reported that two downtown parking lots sit on city property, though one has a small sanitary installation on the river tank within its own lot.
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Elvira
Elmendorf
Round
Navidad
Sabinas
Zarzamore
Sabineas
Tampico
Tammy Dobbs
Pigeon cropper duo questioned after San Antonio intrusion
Police and the OPA plan to question two Mississippi men dubbed pigeon cropper suspects who invaded San Antonio on Wednesday. Officer Weldon Cockrell pursued them from Houston and Neverrs Streets to West Commerce, arresting one after a chase, as the pair faced questioning about weapon and vehicle origins.
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Santt Antonin
Fam
OPA
Texas
Weldon Cockrell
Houston
Neverrs Streets
Cockrell
West Commerce Street
Tenn
Two U S Soldiers Die In Australia Plane Crash
A Brisbane to Sydney military flight carrying 23 U S personnel crashed in the Newcastle mining district after a propeller failure. Two soldiers died when their parachutes failed to open, while 15 others were injured, and five survivors were rescued by local volunteers. Names were not released.
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Australia
U. S
Fatary Lana
Brisbane-to-Sydney Wanzport
New Castle
Miners v Volunteer and Observers Corps
Texan Die s in West Coast Crash Mission Beach Navy fliers killed
Two navy fliers Ensign J M Drummond 24 Lone Oak Texas and Walter F Armbruster 20 Queens N Y were killed Tuesday in a mid air collision over Mission Beach near San Diego California the Navy announced
Discovery is Cold Relief From Grandma’s Mutton Suet
Fragmentary ad style notice touts a home remedy using marinated mutton suet for coughs colds and muscle aches. Mentions teacher Boden and mothers urged to follow, claiming relief for families. References Tenotro and Sainter as modernized contrasts with old fashioned suet. Demand Penstro.
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