Postwar Soviet Policy Aims Frontiers Peace and Reform
Soviet postwar aims center on a defensible frontier and long peace to rebuild after two years of war. Moscow plans to develop Baltic and Western Ukraine bases and rejects a hostile eastern cordon sanitaire, seeking a stable, friendly, potentially communist Europe through cooperation and limited revolutions.
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Chicago Daily News, Inc
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ukraine
Russia
Baltic
Leningrad
Germany
Baltic States
Igan
Red Star
War and Working Classes
Poland
England
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Hungary
Romania
Techin
Europe
America
North Dakota Asks 36 000 Troops for Wheat Harvest
A North Dakota group led by Gov John Moses plans a conference to press Washington for immediate troop aid to harvest the wheat crop. Officials said troop requests require verified labor needs and proper authorization by the War Department. North Dakota seeks 36000 troops with 30000 by August 1 and the rest as labor shortages deepen.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
John Moses
Washington
War Department
Moree
Patterson
Toops
Department of Mericonaire
Manpower Commission
North Toarola
Buffalo Prelate Warns Delinquency Threatens Homes
Bishop John A. Duffy of the Buffalo Diocese condemns armed juvenile delinquency as a danger to families and society. He urges 23 priests to counsel parents of at risk children to keep families intact and curb youth crime.
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Buffalo
UPI
John A. Duffy
Titalo
Gurch
Stete
Dangun
Dutty
Jose i
Russians claim heavy Nazi losses in Orel area battle
Soviet reports say July 5 offensive near Orel captured towns and killed about 1,000 Germans while destroying tanks. Counterattacks were repulsed as Russians pushed north toward Bryansk. Bolkhov fell with 43 German tanks and infantry losses. additional tanks and guns captured. Other sectors reporte d thousands killed, dozens of tanks destroyed and depots seized south of Izyum and Voroshilovgrad, with improved positions near Krasnodar in the Kuban region.
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Orel
Bryansk
Jnn
Bolkhov
Izyum
Voroshilovgrad
Donets
Civilians to may get Army jeeps after war says Tydings
Senator Millard Tydings says after the war the armed forces will surplus material and may sell jeeps to civilians. Senator Homer Bone reports thousands of jeeps could go to farmers as tractors or for personal use. The Army released 100,000 military jeeps for civilian sale this week.
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Tydings
Washington
INS
Millard Tydings
Dsig
Iday
Homer T. Bone
D-Wash
Johnny Corntassel, Jr
Boeing Workers Reject Two 10 Hour Shifts
Boeing Aircraft Company workers vote down a plan for two 10 hour shifts, almost unanimously, citing the National War Labor Board's refusal to grant a wage rise as causing shortages and lower production. Harold J. Gibson of the Aeronautical Mechanics Union notes the change would have added 20 percent more hours.
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Boeing Aircraft
Seattle
Boeing Aircraft Company
Harold J. Gibson
Inical Aeronautical Mechanics
Union Ta. F
War Production Board
Wntion
Scheol
National War Labor Board
Boeing
Navy Plans New Ammunition Depot Near Red Bush MN
The Navy plans a new ammunition depot costing about 14 million dollars to be built roughly 10 miles southwest of Red Bush Minnesota. It will provide storage and transshipment facilities while not interfering with operations at Lake Denmark New Jersey and Jon a Island New Jersey. Construction contracts have not yet been awarded.
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Washington
U.S. Niaval
Red Bush
Navy
New York
Arca
Naval
Lake Denmark
N. J
Jona Island
Yank Paratrooper Survives Seven Bullets in Sicily
Pvt Michael Scambulluri of Albany, a U S paratrooper, says an Italian officer shot him seven times after accusing him of spying during the Sicily invasion. He crawled to safety, later escaping from a held- for-death burial, and was rescued.
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Cairo
Michael] Scambuluri
Albany
Sicily
Scambulluri
United States
Scambullari
750000 More Needed for Farm Work
Washington reports the War Food Administration says 750000 more volunteer farm workers are needed from now through October to harvest the 1943 crop. About 12500000 rural workers were employed on July 1, with 756000 more needed at peak, while 400000 volunteers worked in May and June, including 138000 youths and 61009 women.
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Washington
INS
War Food Administration
America
WFA
Office of Labor
Extension Service
WEA
WFA Paaid
Sugar Cane Syrup Helps to Prevent Anemia in Babies
Gainesville researchers report that adding large amounts of sugar cane syrup from Southern farms to a baby's bottle may help prevent anemia. The study notes refined glucose syrup boosts iron and copper intake, while cautioning that the syrup itself is not the cause of anemia and that mineral supply in the infant matters.
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Gainesville
Fla
Nm Mont Southern Farms
Florida State Experiment Station
Osida D. Abebeat
Shadion Borine
Tor
Abbott
Spanish Magazine Calls Rome an Open City
Madrid July 24 The magazine Ecclesia official organ of Accion Catolica the largest Catholic organization in Spain has urged Rome be declared an open city It says Rome should not be defended or attacked nor should it cause a war It argues Rome belongs to the world and should remain safe amid the conflict
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Madrid
Ecclesia
Accion Catolica
Spain
Rome
Small Farms In Demand At High Prices In Albany Survey
A New York real estate board survey shows urban buyers increasingly seek Ismail farms amid food shortages and rationing. City purchasers outnumber buyers by two to one, driven by a desire to grow their own food and gain security. Most replies note farm prices 19.4 percent higher than 1941 and 11.4 percent above last year, with ample mortgage money in most areas.
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Albany
New York State Association of Real Estate Boards
New York
Ray Ho
State Commission Prepares Ballots For Service Men
The State Ballot Commission races to issue November ballots to all men inducted since Oct 16 1940. Commissioners Simp son and Lieblich said Selective Service HQ approved obtaining draft board lists of names and home addresses. Applications go to home addresses and then to military addresses. returns due Sept 29 for domestic voters Oct 2 and overseas voters by Dec 10.
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State Commission
New York
State
Wiliam T. Simpson
Well M. Lieblich
National Selective Service Headquarters
Jibe Gnet
Thedp
Comes Legion
United States
Night Battle In Vella Gulf Fatal to Japs
In a six hour night air battle off Kolombangara Island, US Navy and Army bombers sank one Japanese light cruiser and two destroyers, with another destroyer likely sunk. Losses included two Navy Avenger torpedo planes and two Army Mitchell bombers.
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Guadalcanal
Vila
Kolombangara Island
Vella Gulf
Choiseul Island
Bougainville Strait
Harold Johnson
Hayward
Calif
Malcom Miller
Muncie
Ind
13Th Airforce
Charles Brown
Waldo
Ark
Texas League
Jersey City
International
Johnson
Kolombangara
Gulf
Turkey
Avengers
Miller
Com
William “Pop
Keighley J
Huntington
Keighley
Carl Schoenweiss
Poughkeepsie
N. X
Catalina
Brown
Wounded Cleveland Publisher Rallies After Transfusions
John S McCarrens 42 year old general manager of the Cleveland Plain Dealer was in satisfactory condition after a blood transfusion to treat wounds from a gunman who then killed himself. Dr A L Weber said the publisher’s condition remained satisfactory. Kobrak Herbert J 59 a Hungarian native who had worked with foreign language publications shot McCarrens in the Plain Dealer building and then killed himself.
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Cleveland
John S. iMcCarrens
Cleveland Pain Dealer
AL Weber
Whdomen
Hill's Grandchild to Wed Ski Star in San Francisco
San Francisco July 24. Mrs Derey Dorey 46 of Menlo Park applies for marriage license with Arethian ski champion. The couple include two-year-old previous marriage partners and two children. High society notices describe family links to Semmes J. Hi and Laurence Holmes Dorey.
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San Francisco
Maud Hill Dorey
Menlo Park
Cali
Derey
Republicans Map Postwar Platform At Mackinac Meeting
The 1944 GOP postwar advisory council gathers September 6 7 at Mackinac Island Michigan with 49 members led by National Chairman Harrison E Spangler to draft a platform on international cooperation taxation peacetime reconversion and demobilization The group will be chaired by Gov Harry F Kelly and include governors senators and House members.
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Washington
New Deal
Mackinac Island
Mich
Harrison E. Spangler
Spangler
Wendell L. Willkie
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landon
Harry F. Kelly
Michian
Lakes Michigan
Huron
Straits of Mackinac
Tvo
House
National Committee
Senate Campaign Committee
Postwar Driving Recklessness Predicted by Texas Expert
DallasTex speaker Carl J Railand warns the first year of postwar motoring will cause heavy casualties and many injuries. Rawlard, chair of the Dallas Traffic Commission, says renewed driving once supplies return will lead to widespread reckless behavior across the city.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
Carl J. Railand
Rawlard
Dallas Traffic Commission
Spain
Southwest
D International Municipal Signal Association
Baronet's Daughter Plans to Testify for Husband in Murder Trial
The 16 year old daughter of Sir Henry Oakes, slain at Nassag home, said she may testify for Count Alfred Marigny in his murder case. She noted a wife's defense could be weak but offered to appear if needed before the Marigny jury.
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Eeeenwans
Ancy Oakes Winrpty
Count Alfred Marigny
Communist Plot to Seize ALP Charged
Washington reports left wing New Deal factions in New York clash over alleged Communist effort to take over the American Labor Party. Alfange accuses 20,000 Communists of infiltrating the ALP ahead of the August 10 primaries in Manhattan Bronx and Brooklyn, as factions seek control for 1942 state contests and Roosevelt fourth term support.
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Washington
New Deal
New York
American Labor Party
Communist Party
New York State
Roosevelt
New York City
Dean Alfange
Alfange
Manhattan
Vito Marcantonio
Congress
Assange
Bronx
Kings
Brooklyn
Allange
War Production Behind Schedule Warned by Somervell
Lt. Gen. Brehon Somervell told Chicago area war plant executives that the nation’s war production is seriously lagging behind schedules to meet vital military needs. War Production Board official Charles B. Wilson said monthly requirements lag behind the six and a half billion target for late 1943, signaling grave consequences if support is not mobilized.
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Chicago
Chicago Area
Association’ of Commerce
Brehon Somervell
Army Service Forces
Charles B. Wilson
War Production Board
Schaternert
Wilson
Airman James Parker Bailout Highlight At Rendova
Lt. James Edwin Parker of Compton California Air Corps survived a 10 000 foot bail out after his P 40 was hit by a Zero over Rendova. He spoke of free fall control and air theory while awaiting rescue near the Solomons. Parker praised CPTP civilian pilot training and his role in keeping Japanese forces at bay as Solomons operations continued.
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B. J. McQuaid
Stilcago Daily News, Inc
Guadalcanal
James Edwin Parker
Compton
Calif
Army Air Corps
Rendova Plantation
Young
Parker
Fac
CPTP
Solomons
Japan
Decision Reserved In Utility Plea In Water Rent Hearings
Niagara Falls Power Company seeks to block hearings on water rent for Niagara River diversions. The case tests a law allowing New York to charge rental for an added 5100 cubic feet per second. Hearings before the Water Power and Control Commission are set for Aug 2 with state officials arguing the company’s presence could prejudice the constitutional challenge.
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Albany
State Supreme Court
Piince v. Russell
Niagara Falls Power Company
New York
Niagara River
Iisit
Dewey
Water Power and Control Commission
Gre Rin G. Judd
Joseph W. Provkauer
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