Stettinius Named Undersecretary as Harmony Signal
Washington reports President Roosevelt names Edward R. Stettinius Jr to undersecretary of state, signaling a firmer diplomatic approach. His Moscow welcome is expected, with Harriman likely to be ambassador to Russia and Welles' retirement noted amid hoped for stabilizing shifts in policy.
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Russia
State Department
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Jendlesse
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Congress
Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
London
United States
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Hull
Headache Leads to Absentee Warnings and Quick Aid
An old notice urges workers and community members to avoid excuses for missing duties and recreation due to headaches. It promotes genuine aspirin use, inviting readers to seek authentic products and reject substitutes amid a wartime or domestic context.
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Joseph
St. Jone
Nazis Sabotage 3 German Battleships At Anchor
Disputed report from Stockholm claims crews sabotaged the Tirpitz Scharnhorst and Luetzow while at anchor in Allen fjord northern Norway after surrender news. Unconfirmed dispatch notes ships held in Norwegian waters with German raid on Spitzbergen earlier this month.
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U—A Rew
Ters
Disputch
Stockholm
Tirpitz
Scharnhorst
Luetzow
Allen Fjord
Norway
London Said All Three, As Well As the Pocket Battleship Admiral Scheer
Arctic
Island of Spitzbergen
Russia
Trondl'heim
Dfy
Roosevelt Plans Aides For UN Relief Conference
The president announced key steps with British and Russian foreign ministers as a Roosevelt Churchill conference looms. He cited his business experience as fitting for the role and named former Governor Herbert H. Lenman of New York as special presidential assistant to finalize plans for next month's organizing meeting of the United Nations relief and rehabilitation administration.
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Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lenman
New York
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Allies Tighten Grip as German Retreat Continues in Italy
Allied forces press the Germans inland from Naples as the eighth army advances along the coast and crosses the Ofanig river. Air operations dimmed by weather fail to halt the push with bombers striking near Sarsmo and Pomigano D Arco while fighters hit targets north of Foggia and around Benevento. In the Middle East, British bombers hammer the Balkans with Kalamaki airdrome near Athens attacked and a merchant vessel set aflame near Syros harbor.
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Pomigano D'Arco
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Colle
Righth
Foggia
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Cairo
Syros
Aegean Sea
Bell to address Bexar GOP Women at St Anthony hotel
Democratic representative M. O. Bell Marshall Bell will speak to the Bexar County Republican Women's organization at a Tuesday noon luncheon at St Anthony hotel. His topic is Free Enterprise vs. Government Control.
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Bell Marshall O. Bell
Bexar County
Republican Women's Organization
St. Anthony Hotel
Texas Union Law Challenge Set For Oct Court Hearing
In Austin on September 27 the Texas Supreme Court scheduled October 20 for a hearing on constitutional challenges to the state union registration law. The case of R J Thomas, United Automobile Workers official, centers on whether the law requiring labor groups to file reports and meet criteria violates constitutional rights. Thomas was jailed briefly for contempt after soliciting union membership without a secretary of state permit, then released on a $1000 bond by Chief Justice James P. Alexander.
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R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
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Travis County
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Dallas
Congress of Industrial Organizations
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Fifty-third District Court
Pacific Railway Strike Ends Ends
Pacific Electric Railway employees ended a two day strike in Southern California. The network linked 600 communities with trains and buses resuming service. President O. A. Smith said only a few cars were out of service and blamed the disruption on confusion. He forecast normal passenger and freight movement by tomorrow.
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Pacific Electric Railway
California
O. A. Smith
Houston Warned Of Dengue Fever Epidemic Threat
Houston faces a dengue fever threat warned Dr. Asa B. Chandler state dengue mosquito control consultant urging city officials to increase can collection to prevent breeding. He noted no epidemic in 20 years and recalled 70 percent of Houston and Galveston residents were affected the last time.
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Houston
Asa B. Chandler
Galveston
Airfield Named For Houston Man
A large United States Army airport near Cairo, rushed to completion in six weeks, is named John WF Paynefield in honor of Lieut. Col. Payne of Houston Texas, killed on a mission with the ninth UBAA over Naples on January 1.
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United States Army
Te Army
John WF. Paynefield
Payne
Houston
Texas
UBAA
Naples
Student delegates quit Inter-American conference in Chile
ITNS Radio reports from Santiago that Argentine and Uruguayan delegations have withdrawn from the Inter-American student conference in the Chilean capital as an expression of dissatisfaction with the agenda.
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Buenos Aires
ITNS
Santiago
Chile
Whay
Edison Plans Yule Gifts for Overseas Edison Grub Mothers Aid
The E Grub Mothers club led by Mrs. Earl Deathe plans Christmas packages for 150 Edison Fligh school alumni serving overseas. Fifty names are on file. mothers are urged to submit more, either to Mrs. Deathe at 122 Greenlawn Drive or to Eason High School, with contributions welcomed.
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Edison Fligh School
Earl Deathe
Mothers’ Organization
Britain Criticizes Argentina Over Neutrality Policy
London voices sharp disapproval of Argentina's neutrality stance as Britain and the United States press for severing ties with Axis powers. The Foreign Office notes aim to steer Argentina toward the Allied side, while a British offer to buy Argentina's exportable resources signals ongoing ties.
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Argentina
Britain
London
Neva
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U. S
Department
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Cordell Hull
Segundt Stornt
British Foot
Allied Push in Corsica Near Bastia Escalates
Allied forces pressed German positions in Corsica's northeast near Bastia in sharp engagements with patrols and artillery. The German airfield at Chisonaccia four miles south of Bastia was evacuated after German equipment and fuel were destroyed, and Allied air attacks hindered Luftwaffe evacuations.
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Bastia
Gom
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