Civil Strife Rages in Greece and Leyte War Outlook
Western Newspaper Union analyzes ongoing Greek civil strife and the Allied Leyte campaign while noting a Tokyo district earthquake. Analysts frame Greece as unstable, Japanese foothold on Leyte as critical, and tremors as regional disruption.
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Greece
Leyte
Tokyo
Allied and Axis Battles Rattle Europe in War News
In Europe the Leftist Greek uprising pulled in British troops to back Premier Papandreou's government as Communists were suppressed. U.S. forces advanced in the Saar basin while Patton broke toward the Rhine. Aussie? No. The Nazi high command faced a potential decisive break as numbers of crack troops were limited amid Balkan and Hungarian redeployments. Meat income from livestock to reach record highs this year with cattle and calves projected at 35 million head. MacArthur lands the 77th Division below Ormoc on Leyte as Japanese positions fall, with ships shelling shore targets and transports delivering supplies. A separate Japanese convoy of 4,000 troops is wiped out by U.S. air forces.
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Greece
Papandreou
Suez Canal
London
Suez
R. M. Scobie
U. S
Saar
Patton
Saarbrucken
U.S
3Rd Army
Aachen
Marshall von Rundstedt
Eisenhower
Rhine
Balkans
Italy
Hungary
Budapest
George M. Lewis
American Meat Institute
Lewis
United States Department of Agriculture
Douglas MacArthur
77Th
Ormoc
Leyte
MacArthur
Stalin
Jimmy Doolittle
Tokyo
Soviet Siberia
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Earthquake Shakes Japan With Sea of Enshu Tidal Floods
A major quake struck along Honshu near the Sea of Enshu causing landslides and floods across a 150 mile belt. Coastal districts flooded as ships and homes were inundated while Tokyo’s war industries reportedly escaped damage. Officials refocus on munitions production with 300,000 workers needed, including 130,000 for arms and related supply lines.
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Sea of
Enshu
Tokyo
London
Japan
Honshu
Sea of Enshu
Paul V. McNutt
McNutt
Study Finds Artificial Breeding Boosts Milk and Butterfat
New Jersey State College of Agriculture reports a study on 120 artificial cows bred from top bulls showing 9.3 extra milk per cow and a 14 percent rise in butterfat, indicating potential nationwide adoption per Dr. J W Bartlett.
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New Jersey State College of Agriculture
J. W. Bartlett
New Jersey
Senate hearing delays amid criticism of appointments
Senate resistance stalled plans to rush through appointments at the State Department led by Undersecretary designate Joseph C. Grew and assistant secretaries William L. Clayton Nelson Rockefeller and Archibald MacLeish. Critics led by Kentucky's Chandler accused Wall Street ties while Tom Connally defended policy independence. Stettinius condemned foreign policy meddling and Britain's and Russia's postwar influence in liberated Europe.
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Joseph C. Grew
William L. Clayton
Nelson Rockefeller
Archibald MacLeish
Department
Senate
Kentucky
Ha Py” Chandler
Clayton
Rockefeller
Wall Street
Texas
Tom Connally
Edward Stettinius
Britain
Russia
Stettinius
Carlo Sforza
Sforza
Moscow
United Nations
Farm youth win honors in Chicago show and related events
An 18 year old Donald Mowery of Terre Haute Indiana wins 4 H honors after expanding his family 58 acre farm and leasing 112 more. A 17 year old Ben Greve of Bryant Iowa raises a 650 pound Hereford calf that becomes junior and grand champion at the Chicago market fat stock show earning prize money and a firm bid. The block also notes the stalled St Lawrence Seaway treaty debate and Australian medical schools in New Guinea with pidgin lessons including malaria.
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Chicago
Donald Mowery
Terre Haute
Ind
Ben Greve
Bryant
Iowa
Mowery
Greve
New Mexico
Brining Grove
Firetone Tire and Rubber Company
Bombing Japan From Saipan Faces Key Hurdles
The plan to continuously bomb Japan from Saipan faces crew fatigue maintenance weather and home-front production limits. Weather data remains imperfect but raids show damage to Tokyo area plants while safety flaws may require future B 29 redesigns before a daily war effort.
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Washington, D. C
Mips
Japan
Tokyo
Sewing Circle Patterns For A Winter Wardrobe Accessory Set
Sewing circle patterns offer a smart accessory set to brighten winter wardrobes. Pattern No 8607 includes sizes 10 through 20 with a princess frock option in checked taffeta or dark crepe and bloom of jewelry. Pattern No 8684 provides sizes 12 through 20 with a versatile blouse and dress options in bright plaid wool or rayon taffeta.
War on Gas Relief Ad Offers Capsules for $2 with Money Order
An old advertisement promises relief from sour stomach gas indigestion heartburn and related pains. It offers MAK-VO-R'D capsules for a month supply at $2 with a $3 money order and a money back guarantee, valid until January 1 from MAR VY'O-AID Laboratories Bakersfield California.
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MAR Vy'o-Aid Laboratories
P. O
Bakersfield
Calif
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