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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1944

Page

13

Anglo American talks on oil sanctions and wealth

British and American delegations, led by Lord Beaverbrook and Secretary Hull, convene in Washington to draft an Anglo American oil plan. They seek equality of opportunity in world oil production and an Anglo American commission to tackle cross border energy issues with eventual broader participation.

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Soviet Troops Advance Toward East Prussia In Baltic Front Push

Soviet forces drive north from Middle Lithuania toward East Prussia as links close on the Suwalki triangle and Lipsk. German defenses in Brest Litovsk are decimated while mopping up continues. General Haulffe and staff reportedly captured in the Lwow district after surrender of the 25th German general.

Baltic Estonia Lithuania Ivan.Cherniakovsky G. F. Zakharov East Prussia Suwalki Hitler Lipsk Red Army East’ Prussia Brest Litovsk Lwow Haulffe Hauffe

Expected final agreement likely to be completed

Officials indicate that a final agreement is expected to be completed soon, with key terms settled and both sides aligning on the main issues. The timeline remains subject to formal signoff and any remaining procedural steps.

Senate Race Echoes Personalities in 1930s US Politics

The piece notes the Carolina Senate vote and focuses on male candidates. It highlights Mrs. Caraway the longtime senator in 1931 and Senator Smith, in office since 1908, nearing eighty, as dean of the Senate and agriculture chair. It describes Smith as pro-farmer, pro cotton, and a critic of tariffs and New Deal policies.

Caraway Senate Roosevelt Smith Agriculture Committee

Mexican Aviation Squadron Heads to Training Camp in Texas

The 201st Military Aviation Squadron the first full Mexican unit to train with Allied forces passed through Laredo en route to Randolph Field for a six month stay. More than 5000 people crowded the international bridge to cheer the troops amid a border reception attended by Mexican Army officials and U S officers.

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Rochester Boy 7 Plays at Superman Falls From Window

Donald Vary aged seven leaped from a second story window in Rochester to imitate his favorite Superman. He broke both legs and was hospitalized at Strong Memorial. The incident occurred as he attempted to fly like the comic hero.

Rochester Donald Vary Strong Memorial, Hospital Superman Donald

Wherry Says Small Businesses Gone to Pot in War Years

Senator Kenneth Wherry of Nebraska told a Kalispell audience that more than 554000 U S businesses disappeared between 1941 and 1943 as red tape and material shortages crippled operations. He cited 16000 small sawmills failing and many enterprises closing rather than going broke.

Kalispell Mont Kenneth Wherry R-Neb Senate Small Business Committee Department of Commerce United States South

Public Debt Passes 209 Billion Mark Near New Limit

Washington July 26 The United States public debt rose to 209,002,582,064.31 dollars, an increase of 64,403,200,982.08 in the past year. The figure nears the former 210 billion limit which was recently raised to 260 billion.

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Heatirob You Of Sleep? Chemist Ends Life In Misplaced Guilt

New York police report Sidney Domova a 55 year old chemist killed himself after believing he poisoned his invalid son Joseph 24 by giving him what he thought was medicine. Autopsy and coroner findings support the motive stating the son fainted then the father killed himself.

New York Sidney Domova Joseph

Guam Radio Sends Greetings to Pearl After 31 Months Silence

The Guam radio reopened contact with Pearl Harbor after thirty one months with a short message from Radio Guam stating nothing heard since 1941 and greetings. Col H Nelson of Irene South Dakota Signal Corps officer who landed with U S troops relayed the message.

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