U S Ambassador Departs Moscow
Ambassador William H Standley left Moscow en route to Washington for consultations amid speculation about future participation in a three power Moscow conference. The departure follows earlier denials of U S policy unfriendly to the Soviet Union and notes public reaction in America.
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Moscow
William H. Standley
Washington
Whaly
Russia
Landon
Standler
W. Averell Harriman
London
Moszow
Maxwell M. Hamten
Erobassi
Snaganihe
Roosevelt
Shate Cordell
Uoylwnibe
Sec
Veral
William
Stindiey
End Constipation With Lemon Water Morning Routine
A health note promoting lemon and water as a natural aid to regularity. It claims lemon juice from California Sunkist Lemons boosts vitamin C intake, reduces fatigue, and supports digestion. The guide suggests drinking this wake up drink every morning for ten days.
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Sunkist Lem
Prison Stabbing Trial Starts
Clayton Whittle of Durant Oklahoma faces a murder trial in Eastham State Prison farm for the fatal stabbing of RTE Kelley of Galveston County. Whittle is serving multiple Texas robbery sentences totaling 120 years and has prior Oklahoma prison terms. Judge Sam Holland presides as proceedings begin.
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Urvckstt
Visi
Clayton Whittle
Durant
Okla
R TE
Convicted killer offers skin graft to save girl life
A imprisoned murderer serving two life terms at Eastern Penitentiary volunteered to donate skin to save 10-year-old Judy Rosen from severe injuries after a Mt Sinai Hospital doctor proposed grafts. Thomas J Cantliers, 33, one of several inmates offering help, faced a case tied to a 1921 store robbery and officer slaying.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Sudy Rosen
Warren Therber
M. Smith
Thomas J. Cauntiers
Stalin Stand May Start New Unrest
Washington sources warn the Moscow meeting between American British and Soviet diplomats could shape world peace. If Stalin co operates with the United States and Britain a sane postwar order may emerge, otherwise a third world war risk grows. China fears a Soviet move and Moscow’s outcome may push Beijing toward opposing Japan. The State Department seeks a tri power conference, while leaders push for a world security organization and oppose a cordon sanitaire around Russia.
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Stell
Washin
Washington
Moscow
Russia
United States
Cintein
Stalin
Europe
Hritain
Officisl
China
Japan
State Department
Hui
America
Admiral Standley
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Turkey
Dofin G. Winant
Britain
Congress
Washington Clerks Hit By Purge
Washington war department undergoes a purge aimed at trimming civilian and military clerical staff. Reclassifications, demotions, and retirements shrink the workforce as replacements are scarce and many depart for private industry or quieter towns. General officers face restricted extensions and retirement age enforcement. MacArthur and Marshall expected to stay on active duty. Civilian staff face job loss and readjustment as manpower stays tight.
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War Department
Washington
Peat
Jothers
Une Sun
Army Service
Brelan Somervell
Army
Hugh Drum
General MacArthur
General Marshall
Earl of Kenmare Dies in Eire
London reports the death of Earl of Kenmare aged 52 in Silkney Eira. Former Viscount Castlerosse, a famed London columnist, died nine months after his marriage to Enid Viscountess Furness. His ex wife Doris Viscountess Castlerosse had separated years earlier.
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Kenmare
Eire
London
Earl of Kenmore
Castlerosse
Lidon
Silkney Eira
Enid
Furness
Doris Viscounttess Castleroast
Hom
Feuding Between Nazi and Italian Airmen Told by Flier
Allied North Africa dispatch recalls a German and Italian air crew tension before Badoglio’s armistice. German crews used different landing strips, cooked separately, and kept to themselves while Italian guards aided RAF bomb sweeps and refueling. The officer describes wartime frictions and rare cooperation over Sicily and North Africa.
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Pietro Badoglio
Crotone
R.A. F
Germany
Tehan Girmen
We Flek
Graelane
Axik
Sicily
Funeral rites set for Col Aldworth in San Antonio
Colonel Richard Aldworth of Kelly Field dies after receiving the Legion of Merit for work with the American Volunteers Flying Tigers in China. Rites at 8:30 p.m. Monday at Zielt-Kearns chapel and 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Mary’s Church with a requiem mass. Interment in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Survived by widow Esicle and daughters Agnes and Anne.
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Chaplin Edward ‘Burns
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Kellyfield
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San Antonio Air Service Command
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American Volunteery Group
Chang Kai-Shek
United States Army
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Ai Servicr Command
Augusta
Heory
San Antoio
St. Anthony's School
St. Mary's University
Esicle Aldworth
Agnes
Anne Alkworth
Three Airmen Die in Two Texas Plane Crashes
Dallas naval station officials report three airmen killed in two crashes in Texas. Lieut M F Rogers and Machinist Mate James H Cooper, both from St Louis naval station, died in the Ennis area crash. A Dallas flight from Corpus Christi killed a pilot, name pending next of kin notification.
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Dallas Naval Station
Texas
M. F. Rogers
James H. Cooper
St. Louis
Fire damages two autos in garage blaze
A Sunday afternoon garage fire at 328 West Hollywood Avenue damaged two autos and a garage, inflicting about 700 dollars in losses. Firemen traced the blaze to a short in one car. Exposure damaged a neighboring garage at 234 West Hollywad Avenue, home of Ann Zoghieb, with about 50 dollars in damage.
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Hollywood Avenue
Ann Zoghieb
Hollywad Avenue
Seven Die as Bus Collides with Trains Near Johnston City
At a crossing two miles south of Johnston City Illinois a collision between two crowded Greyhound buses and two Missouri Pacific passenger trains killed seven people and injured at least 53. Most victims were bus passengers traveling from Memphis to Chicago. Among the wounded were Dr Luciano Milla Cisneros and his daughter Sofia. Emergency hospitals in nearby towns treated the injured. Names identified among the dead include bus driver J R Hart of Memphis Louis Lonkosky of Paducah Ky Ed White of Johnston City and several other passengers. An unidentified woman was decapitated in the crash.
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Callision
Greyhound
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Memphis
Chicago
Luvciano Milla Cisneros
Guatemala
Sofia Milla
Rochester
Minn
West Frankfort
Marion
Hare Tin
Corser Lon W. Gasaway
Williamson County
J. R. Hart
9 Ships Added to U S Sea Might
The nations shipyards on both coasts launched multiple wartime vessels including two Liberty ships named George Sterling and Gen Hugh J. Scott and a 19000 ton troopship, the Henry W Buller. Other launches included destroyer escorts Trumpeter and Straub, a submarine Gabilan, and a Liberty ship William Todd. Names honor military figures and actors, reflecting broad wartime production.
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Vomesormieu Press
America
Ab Kaiser’s Permanente Metals Corporation
Richmond
Call
George Sterling
James J. Okelly
Hugh Jb. Scott
Scott
Ataff
Federal Shipbuilding and A Dry Dock Company
Newark
Kearney
N. J
Henry W. Buller
Trumpeter
Straub
Panama Canal Department
Bulner
Kearny Store
George N. Trumpeter
Rennerdale
Navy Veteran Tells Story Just Once
Navy veteran Lloyd S. Miller, first class machinist's mate, recounts surviving the sinking of the Helena to a Kansas audience at Harold Miller's home. The tellings hint at a tainted heritage and violent legacy passed through generations, as advertised in The American Weekly.
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Kansas
Alix
Sep
Harold Miller
Harold
Lioyd S. Miller
Lloyd
Helena
American Weekly
Italian Planes Join Allies In North Africa Escape German Hold
North Africa report says many Italian warplanes have escaped to Allied fields, with Savota Machellh bombers landing near a beach and escorted by an American Stachell. Officials note the armistice terms require preventing planes from falling into German hands while aircraft operations continue.
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North Africa
Italy
Northwest African Air Force
Airforce
Mexico Textile Workers Seek Larger Silk Quotas
Mexico City reports Textile Workers Union asked the economy ministry to seek bigger artificial silk imports from the United States to meet national needs. The economy ministry said export of silk and artificial silk products from Mexico remains restricted.
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Mexico City
Textile Workers Union
National Economg Ministry
United States
Economy Ministry
Mexico
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