Big Three In Berlin Heralds New Peace Efforts
The article argues the Berlin meeting of Stalin Churchill and Truman aims to show Germany its defeat, distances Stalin from Russia, and signals U S active postwar leadership. It notes improved UN Charter support, boosts Allied unity, and faces vital but solvable issues for a lasting peace.
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China’s Eight Years Of War And Hope For Freedom
The article notes that since July 7 1937 China has resisted Japanese aggression through eight years of ceaseless fighting. It highlights renewed supply routes via Chunking, renewed American pressure in the Pacific, and Japanese troop withdrawals that may open invasion coast areas. The piece stresses Chiang Kai Shek’s leadership and China’s steadfast devotion to liberty inspiring freedom-loving peoples worldwide.
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Blue Camel Stuns San Francisco Zoo Crowd
A blue camel born at Fleishhacker Zoo astonishes visitors as researchers scramble to explain the unusual hue. The mother Jamel and the calf remain silent, showing little concern for the media stir or their remarkable coat.
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Feed Vegetables Again as They Near the Harvest
Modern commercial plant food is quickly available to plants and may be used up rapidly by fast growing vegetables. As growth nears maturity an additional application ensures continued rapid growth for maximum size tenderness and flavor.
Airplane Stamp No. 4 to replace shoe stamp on Aug 1
The Office of Price Administration announced a new shoe stamp to be valid starting August 1, identified as Airplane Stamp No. 4 in War Ration Book No. 3. Airplane Stamps Nos. 1, 2 and 3 remain valid indefinitely. the last shoe stamp was validated November 1, 1944. Validation intervals depend on available shoe supply.
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OPA
Army and Navy Casualty Totals Report
Total casualties in the armed forces reach 1,049,104 as of July 7. Army figures show 194,508 killed, 567,674 wounded, 37,323 missing, 117,213 prisoners, with 915,713 total army casualties. Navy losses list 49,657 killed, 68,165 wounded, 11,454 missing, 4,110 prisoners. over 94,000 army prisoners have been freed.
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NO SLIPPING RUGS SLIP NO MORE UNDER POLISHED FLOORS
Westinghouse home economists advise using an old rubber jar ring under each corner of scatter rugs to prevent slipping on highly polished floors. The tip emphasizes simple, reusable grip aids from common household items.
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Westinghouse
Judge eggs by appearance say Westinghouse home economists
Westinghouse home economists advise that chalky rough shelled eggs are fresh while old eggs show a smooth shiny surface guiding consumers on freshness by shell texture.
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Westinghouse
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