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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1944
Page
3
Bricker prepared to address Florida audience today as his nationwide tour winds down. Event aims to boost support ahead of final appearances and gathers local supporters.
Creomulsion promises quick relief for coughs chest colds bronchitis by loosening mucus and soothing raw bronchial membranes. It guarantees money back if you do not see improvement, urging customers to ask their physician to prescribe or sell the product.
U S bombers conducted a second Berlin attack reported on page one. The raid followed an earlier strike as Allied air forces pressed strategic operations over the German capital.
Fragmentary report notes the Badoglio group facing possible resignation amid a split within the Italian fleet. Details remain unclear as officials at a meeting could not provide firm answers yesterday at the capital.
Fragmentary prewar notes discuss Allied efforts and German media reaction to Mediterranean naval maneuvers. The piece highlights Anglo American unity, possible future naval conflict, and the balance of power shaping global peace, with references to the Aegean, Dardanelles, and Syria.
Woodring announces formation of Democratics for State Conservers to remove Hopkins from power. The group plans to organize state and town committees, with England slated as a possible early pick, to elect anti fourth term delegates and shift the Democratic Convention.
The American Legion reports more than 159 000 World War II veterans joined, as William N. Lewis of Floral Park states the state commander. New gates see increases over the year, with February 1 data and district notes across Seventh and Eighth Judicial Districts.
The agency sets capped prices on secondhand cameras and related gear. Officials cite consumer protection and fair market access as goals, while dealers express concern about inventory and supply implications.
WLB announces wage rate adjustments in New Nassau Suffolk West and Paterson counties and nearby New Jersey areas. The measure covers metal and wood products including furniture and certain rayon and silk divisions, affecting several regional stores and markets in Albany and New York City areas.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt left Miami for a Caribbean tour with a long cortege of naval aides reporters and footmen. Her itinerary and duration were not disclosed and she said she visited soldiers including her son Lt Franklin D Roosevelt Jr at a sun chaser station before departing.
Finnish radio reports another batch of Finnish children evacuation postponed for insurmountable reasons. A forthcoming radio announcement will confirm the journey. Swedish radio notes about 15 000 Finnish children in Sweden with 6 000 arriving in recent weeks.
A garbled report cites Dr Wong Shiee Chwl urging steady defense to halt Japanese advances in China. He warns that victory by Allied forces could allow China to pivot to land battles with Japan, aided by air support, as U S forces strengthen the front.
The Petroleum Industry War Council denounces a proposed pipeline across Arabia as a fascist approach to global power politics. The plan, floated by Interior Secretary Ickes and tied to the Petroleum Reserves Corporation, would run from the Persian Gulf through three nations to the Mediterranean, seen as inviting international incidents and war.
Army production chief General William S. Knudsen said Americans will want 12,000,000 new cars after the war and begin buying them six months after peace. He spoke after touring Long Island plants with the Red Cross drive, noting postwar autos will be 1942 models, and that air progress will favor larger planes over flyaway types. He dismissed plastic cars and praised progress in light metals.
A group of youths organized a paper drive to fund relief for wounded soldiers and to support an airplane project for the wounded. Neighbors noted the campaign gathered waste paper over four days, raising community involvement and funds to aid hospital work near Brockport.
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