Senators to Discuss Rubber Output Report in Closed Session
Five senators return from a world-girdling inspection trip report on natural rubber supplies in Ceylon with conflicting views. One side warns current tapping underuses trees, while another fears doubling tapping could fatally damage sources if war lasts years. They may also urge stronger aid to China with more troops planes and guns.
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Senate
Ceylon
Grylon
United Nations
Pacific
China
Russel
D-Ga
Mead
Chandler
D.-Ky
Brewster
Maine
Lodge
Mass
MacArthur
Asia
Burma
India
Italy’s Badoglio pledges democratic future after Mussolini
Premier Badoglio told Allied reporters a democratic Italy will exclude former Fascist leaders. He described Mussolini’s fall, notes Mussolini’s attempt to bow to Hitler, and stated Mussolini wished to dedicate life to the Catholic church while under protective arrest.
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Tvallan
Italy
Badoglio
Mussolini
Hitler
Badognio
Galeanzo Ciano
Cano
Duce
Wetlons
Dependents Hike Favored in House
Washington lawmakers on the house military committee endorsed significant increases in allowances for dependents of enlisted service members. An unofficial poll showed near unanimous support for boosts around 10 percent, with monthly payments debated for wives and children.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Wise War Department
Sinus Authority Poole Dies From Knife Wounds
Dr Hiomag Euatin Poole, 70, a noted sinus infections expert and author, died in a Washington hospital early today from throat knife wounds described by the coroner as personal safety related.
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Washington
Hiomag Euatin Poole
Bat Corrigan to Return to Bench This Weekend
Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan, off the bench for seven months due to ill health, will resume duties this weekend. Clerks said he attended Saturday’s Notre Dame versus Georgia Tech game in South Bend and is expected back in San Antonio on Wednesday, with Justice Ottis West serving in his absence.
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Corrigan
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Georgina Pech
San Antonio
Ottis West
Man Beats Off Young Assailants On Broad Way
Two Latin American youths aged about 17 jumped James along Broad Way Monday night. He knocked them down, rose with a sine and beat off his assailants, while Valentine told the poll he was attacked but fought back. Train wreck near San Luis Patosi, Mexico, kills three and injures several after two freight trains collided two miles south of the city on Oct 5.
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James 4
Valentine
Dodd Field
Broadway
Poll
San Luis
Patosi
Mexico
Here
Doctor's Appliance Co Truss Trial Offer in Kansas City
A Kansas City medical device ad offers a $3.50 truss free trial for ruptured men with no belts or straps. Readier readers may receive a $3.60 truss free after trying the device for 30 days. Satisfaction urged. return not required but keep the $3.50 truss if not satisfied, address 1772 Koch Bldg, 2906 Main St. Kansas City Mo.
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Kansas City
Physician's Appliance Co
Koch
Main St
Heartbreak in 3 Classes Brushoff Club Growing By
Kenneth Te reports from North Africa on the Brushoff club a joke overseas organization for jilted service men. Membership spans three classes A B and C with criteria based on suspected or proved spousal infidelity. Members list addresses phones and descriptions of unattached women near their operations area and must share personal details to attend sympathy sessions. The symbol is a mounted brush and the group claims no clues about its origins.
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Kenneth TE
Dixon Allied
North Africa
Brushoff Club
India
Johnny Dougtibay
Joe
Yar
Don's Kidney Pills Offer Kidney Relief
Donn a Bills claims to relieve tired kidneys and associated pains by flushing acids and waste from the blood. The ad asserts the pills restore kidney function, reduce backache headaches and swelling, and support normal urine flow, urging readers to ask their druggist for Donn's Pills.
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Nisana
Dan
OPA Sets Penalties for Dealers Blocking New Cars
The OPA announced penalties for dealers who refuse to sell new cars to holders of ration certificates or violate first come first served rules. Sanctions take effect October and can bar dealers from selling to ration holders, with storage charges capped. The rule targets discrimination and ties to essential buyers like workers and doctors.
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Washington
OPA
O'Daniel undecided on fourth term bid after luncheon
NEW YORK Oct - Senator W Lee O'Daniel of Texas told newspaper men at a University club luncheon he would consider a fourth term for Roosevelt if the Republican nominee is unsuitable. He said a fourth term nomination seems inevitable but the election campaign would determine its fate.
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New York
W. Lee O'Daniel
Texas
University Club
Roosevelt
Dhaniel
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Carson Street
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Rowe
Christ
Federal Security Agency
Bat Corrigan
Man
Brushoff Club Growing
Paul
Giant Value Wallpapers
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Devoe Paint
Commerce St
A, J, Jacobson, Mgr
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Joske’s
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First Federal
U. S
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