Goering's London Trip Plan Blocked by Hitler Edict
Goering faced last minute orders from Hitler to abandon plans to fly to London on September 3 as Britain issued an ultimatum to withdraw from Poland. Industrialist discussions in Potsdam and a late Berlin summons framed the failed aim to urge Britain to quit the war.
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Berchtesgaven
Rerchmarshal
Hermann Gorna
London
Great Britain
Poland
Fritz Goersaering
Goering
Britain
Germany
Pudol Hess
Ake
Potsdats
Berlin
Saawas
Goernnert
Goernaert
Hitler
Congress Debates OPA Powers and Meat Amendments
The House faced roll call tests on three OPA measures with Andresen winning approval and Jenkins losing. Dirksen proposed court review for all OPA regulations, while Barkley and Patman meat amendments gained broad support to curb shortages. Debate highlighted shifts in admin veto power and price controls amid ongoing Senate-House negotiations.
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Andresen
Jenkins
Everett MM. Dirksen
R-Ud
Dirksen
OPA
Court of Appeals
Barkley
Senate
George J. Bates
R-Mass
Wright Patman
D-Tex
Secretary of Agriculture
HOUSE
Patman
Anderson
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Clinton Anderson
Mark C. Michener
R-Mich
Italian Mystery: Armistice Secrets Kept From Italians
Italian readers confront alleged Allied secrecy over the September 1945 armistice. Claims include British long occupation, loss of Italian fleets to Russians, forced labor for prisoners, and control of ports and industry. The piece notes fear among Italians and the political risk of obscurity.
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Alles
Communist Party
McFadden Testifies About Disarming Wife in Divorce Suit
Bernarr McFadden, notable health advocate and millionaire, testified before Special Master J C Gramling in a Miami divorce hearing that his wife threatened him with a pistol during a quarrel and that he forced her to drop the weapon. The couple separated in April 1932. the hearing adjourned to 10 A M Tuesday.
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Miami
Fla
Bernarr McFadden
J. C. Gramling
Soldier Berates Pickets At Deshler Wallick Hotel
An unidentified soldier denounced a group of pickets in front of the Deshler Wallick Hotel in Columbus until police dispersed the crowd. L. C. Wallick, hotel president, denied a strike, while Paul McCarthy of the Columbus Federation of Labor said about 200 employees quit. The dispute began Wednesday over the hotel's refusal to recognize a union.
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Columbus
O CP
Deshler- Walick
L. C. Wallick
Paul McCarthy
Columbus Federation of Labor
Eisenhower Rejects Million Dollar Offers For Memoirs And Film Rights
General Dwight D. Eisenhower spurns offers exceeding a million dollars for his memoirs, autobiography, and film rights. The Abilene native, famed as Supreme Commander, emphasizes he belongs to the poor and rich-less, preferring a simple life over commercial deals despite huge sums.
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Abilene
Digit D. Eisenhower
Tey Deca
Sao
Sui
Kansas
A L P Blasts Dewey Delay In State Session
The American Labor Party accuses Gov. Dewey of delaying a special state session to influence New York City and upstate municipal elections by withholding funds until just before the November vote. The party cites cities including New York City Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Albany Schenectady and Binghamton as entitled to funds immediately on an equitable basis.
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New. York
American Labor Party
Dewey
New York City
Upstate
A.L.P
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
Schenectady
Binghamton
Utica
Brother
Carlos P. Romulo
Doubleday, Doran & Co
Gen. Romulo
America
United States
Bataan
Corregidor
Philippines
Hosiery Firms Ordered to Match July-September 1943 Sock Output
The War Production Board ordered hosiery manufacturers to produce at least the same quantity of men's cotton work socks in the July-September quarter as they did in the same period in 1943 to alleviate shortages.
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Washington
War Production Board
Syracuse Library Seeks Overdue Book Returns and New Titles
The Syracuse Public Library reports over 50 books overdue daily at the main circulation desk. Patrons can renew by phone or postcard, and long trips may use summer vacation service. New books include Stronger Than Fear, Up Front, My Brother Americans, Pink Lemonade, and A Texan in England.
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Syracuse Public Library
Thebrary
Richard ‘Tregaskis
Random House
Paul Kreider
Bhi Mauldin
Henry Holt
Mauldin
Maxwell Frederic Caplan
Whittlesey House
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Batley
F. Beverley Kelley
England
J. Frank Dobie
Little, Brown & Co
Texas
Author of the Week profile on William Ebenstein
W G Rogers profiles William Ebenstein author of The German Record A Political Portrait Ebenstein, 35 and a Wisconsin professor, has long studied fascism He began with Fascism at Work and now revisits Hitler through Mein Kampf for public education programs.
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William Ebenstein
University of Wisconsin
Army
OW1
THESE ARE THE RUSSIa by Richard E. Lauterbach
Book review notes Lauterbach’s travels in England and Russia scene contrasts with Russia’s people. It highlights warm glimpses of English life amid wartime Britain and his humorous travel impressions of London gardens and bombed landscapes. The reviewer calls the book informative and entertaining.
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England
London
Scotland
Russia
Richard E. Lauterbach
Harper & Brothers
Life
Lauterbach
Perry Mason in Gold Digger Case and Mickey in Cavalry Tale
The excerpt previews Perry Mason involvement in a confusing gold digger mystery as Riscent the goldfish owner faces trouble and Mason risks jail. It also introduces Mickey the strawberry roan horse who enlists with the U S Cavalry in a vivid Philippine setting and earns hero status.
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Earle Stanley Gardner
William Storerow
Mickey
Carl Geck
Whittlesey
United States Cavalry
Philippines
Young People's Department
U S Paper Quits in China in Chungking
The Chungking edition of the Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury, the first American paper printed in free China, ceased publication Sunday. A front page statement cited wartime censorship making publication impossible beyond military security concerns. The notice was signed by C. V. Starr, Randall Gould, and Charles S. Miner as leaders.
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Chungking
Shangzhai Evening Post
Mercury
China
Shanghai Post
C. V. Starr
Randall Gould
Charles S. Miner
Chungking T
Hollington K. Tong
Wes
Liner to Ship 10,000 Airmen in Global Move
The Queen Elizabeth will sail today from Gouroch Scotland with 13 790 American troops including 10 000 Eighth Air Force airmen aboard. It marks the war’s largest single movement of air force personnel as the liner proceeds with the transfer.
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Gouroch
Scotland
Eighth Air Force
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Aching Feet
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful remedy for painful tender and inflamed feet. It guarantees money back if it does not relieve soreness and odors, claiming easy comfort and use anywhere after a single application. Thousands of bottles are sold annually to foot sufferers.
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Moone
Mfoone
Xau Carr Gep Lanz Ber Phr Arou
A fragmented OCR text notes a series of names and terms, yielding little coherent event. The readable items point to people or places but lack clear action, date, or outcome for a full news item. The fragmentary nature prevents a definitive summary.
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Tlang
Xau Carr
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