Real Power Of Jap Army Still Untried
An analysis outlines Japan’s military strength and wartime production, arguing the Japanese Army may be weaker than Allied estimates while its Navy and Air Force face heavy losses. It notes Japan’s vast reserves, the strain on steel, copper, and other metals, and how Allied control of air and sea lanes enables deep strikes. The piece discusses Japan’s supply challenges, stockpiling, and the need to test full ground strength before decisive battles. It also mentions scrap drives in Japan, resource extraction, and the fragility of conquered economies amid the war.
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Culenzo Daly
Tre. Ata
Ace
Japan
Soviet
Russia
Britain
America
Iran
Uent Httle
Manchuria
United States Navy
North China
Nessant “Ocean
South Pacific
Philippine
Burma
Malaya
Dutch Indies
Lack of Dairy Feed to Cut Milk Output
The North states supplying dairy to New York City and Philadelphia report milk output will be three to four percent below last year due to critical feed and labor shortages. The War Food Administration notes some relief possible from harvests and labor shifts, while dairy farmers receive feed subsidies to offset price rises since September 1942.
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Bos
New York City
Philadelph
War Food Administration
WEA
New York State
Syracuse
Cuca
Rome
Rochester
Bingham- Ibany-Troy-Schenectady
Niagara Frontier
Boston
Capetown
Nouth Africa
India
London
York State
Capetora
Fedes
Tontralia
United States
New You
Yanks Mass Armada for Pacific Drive
The United States expands naval strength in the Pacific with 319 new ships and 40 aircraft carriers, giving Allied forces a formidable carrier fleet. Adm. Kincaid warns routes to Japan will be tough, but decisive, foreseeing multi-path landings toward the home islands as supply lines lengthen and inland attacks proceed.
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Aled
United States
Pacific
Adm
Thomas
Kincaid Dry
Southwest Pacific
Torward
Japan
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
Washington
Kneaid
Philadelphia
Oficer
Attu
Hika
Kincaid
Chifford E. van Hook
Washington, D. C
Washington Ottawa Air Line Proposed Stunt Plan
Washington Ottawa Air Line proposes a Buffalo to Ottawa route via Rochester after filing with the cities board. Central Airline asked for permission to establish the Washington Buffalo line. Currently there is no air service between the two capitals.
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Washington-Ottawa Air Line
United States
Canada
Cities Board Today
Central Airline
C. A
Washington
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Communications Council
Dominions
Cable and Wireless, Ltd
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Investigat
Sting International Communications
Shill
Australia
British Guiana
Adm. Kinkaid
Mest
Sclention
England
Trvitain
Royal Navy
Tommie
Atlantic
Calvert
Esterday
Apelees
Lord Calvert
Calvert Special
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Caleari Hee
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Roux
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Frances Netkin
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