Bolivia Opens Move to Win U.S. Approval
Victor Estenssoro and De Lozada present Bolivia as anti Axis, claiming the revolution is indigenous and aimed at tin interests. De Lozada, as confidential representative, seeks U.S. recognition and cooperation on quinine shipments, contrasting prior government friction with Washington.
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Bolivia
U.S
Washington
CUPYD
Andyys
Admvats
Cordell Pais
Cmuse
Vietor 2
Estenssoro
National Revolutionary Movement
de Losada
Nelson Rockeenler
Nelson Rockeenler, Coordginister
Ment
de Lozada
United States
Sisters Reunite After 60 Years For Christmas
Buffalo sisters Lena Schneider and Louise Whitworth, born in Buffalo and Chicago respectively, will spend Christmas together this year after meeting last spring in Detroit. Their parents moved to Chicago after Lena's birth, leaving her with grandparents.
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Buffalo
Dee
Lena Schneider
Louise Whitworth
Mrs. Whitworth
Chicago
Detroit
Tito's forces close ring on Sarajevo
Report from Maysnal Jasin Broz claims successful offensive in Eastern Bosnia with partisans advancing around Sarajevo from north and south. They seized territory between Breza and Vares, blew up a power station, and killed 50 Germans. Tito praises Allied air support near Split aiding the effort.
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London
Bosnia
Maysnal Jasin Broz
Sarajevo
Free Yugoslav Radio
Berlin
Serbia
Vito
Breza
Vares
Tito
Jajce
Croatia
Kordun
Tobosko
Split
Adriatic Sea
Adriatic
Wadsworth Proposes Postwar Navy Plan
Representative Wadsworth urged a five point postwar program to keep US armed might for world peace. He called for compulsory one year military training for men 18 to 21 and a small highly trained army. He also urged peacetime maintenance of a large sea force.
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Washington
America
Representative Wadsworth
R-N.y
Senate Military Committee
New Yorker
Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
Buffalo Water Main Break Leaves Pair Marooned in Auto
Buffalo, Dec. 24. A 60 inch water main break sent four million gallons of water spilling after a by pass. John Arnold, 39, and his two sons were marooned in their car as streets flooded. Coast Guard rowboat rescue followed. Four fire alarms were triggered but fires were quickly extinguished.
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Buffalo
War Production Board confirms 25 percent print paper cut
The War Production Board confirms first quarter 1945 newsprint use at about 75 percent of 1941 rates with a 2,500 word order setting a sliding reduction scale. Basic 1941 tonnage used first, then stepped cuts up to 24 percent above 1,000 tons, plus limits for circulation increases in 1942. Canada to supply at least 200,000 tons now, with UK US purchases to cover gaps.
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Washington
War Production Board
United States
Buffalo Man Near Death After Hatchet Attack and Robbery
Joseph Masaracchio, 67, was reported near death after being struck on the head with a hatchet and a stove shaker and robbed of 1300 dollars in his Buffalo home. A bloody coal shaker and hatchet head were found in the living room. The assailant took Masaracchio's money belt before he sought help from neighbors.
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Buffalo
Joseph Masaracchio
John C. Golombeck
Golombeck
Masaracchio
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