Allied Power Push Forces Foe to Fall Back Toward Rhineland
Western Newspaper Union analysis notes Allied forces drive the foe toward the Rhineland while wartime wage policy faces criticism. The editor's note clarifies opinions reflect the Union’s analysts, not the newspaper.
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Allied forces drive in western Europe amid heavy resistance
Allied offensives in the Aachen Metz Saar region press German lines as Patton and Hodges advance toward the Saar and Rhine. Ruhr and Rhineland targets remain vital as Soviet forces push west in Latvia and Hungary, while Pacific operations focus on Leyte, Kyushu raids, and China. Price, wage policy debates, and transport accidents round out wartime concerns.
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Army Supply Faces Massive Overseas Logistics Challenge
Lieut. Gen. Brehon Somervell revealed that 1,500 vessels carried 40 million tons of cargo to distant fronts in the year ending last June. He warned demand is rising as Allies intensify attacks, leaving U S troops short of heavy artillery munitions trucks tires and tractors while detailing lend lease cargo shares and court martials.
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Bond-Fire club burns war bonds at Miami plant
Twenty seven Consolidated Vultee workers in Miami Florida burned or tossed securities in a bond fire as a visible protest of wartime bonds value. The Treasury says no law prohibits burning securities, and both men and women joined the first bond fire club in the United States.
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Mt Holly Residents Return After Operation
Mt Holly reports Mr John Guchard back at work following his recent operation. Hamlet social notes list Mr and Mrs James Gabriel as Thursday dinner guests at the Hauser home. Mrs Belle Follow hosted Thanksgiving dinner for her children and families. C Klausing and spouse purchased a new Forestville Ohio home and plan to move soon. M Richter notes strong sales for their canary singers. C Mulchter and family of Dayton visited N Thayer over the weekend.
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Mrs. James Gabriel
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Hamlet
Mrs. C. Klausing
Forestville
Ohio
Mr. C. Mulchter and Family
Dayton, Ohio
N. Thayer
Local residents share visits and travels across states
Emma Maude Lykins and daughter left Thursday to visit Abner Lykins in Texas where he serves in the U S Army. Numerous gatherings occur with friends and relatives in Moscow and neighboring towns including Cleveland Ohio Columbus Ohio Mt Nebo and Cincinnati. Obituary notes Jennie Gates died November 19 in Glen St. Mary Florida.
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U. S. Army
Texas
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Jesse Pribble
Glen St. Mary
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Moscow Methodist Church
Moscow Cemetery
Resumption of light truck production boosts farm use
Production of light trucks will restart in January 1945 after a halt in early 1942. About 30,000 vehicles are slated for the first quarter of 1945, aiding U S farmers who purchase half of such trucks. The government also boosts carbon steel allotments for automotive parts, rails, box cars, and passenger trains to support wartime transport.
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America
Temporary wartime bungalows for homeless British families
Government to provide snug temporary housing for British families made homeless by the German blitz. Bungalows, bought for ten years at $2 weekly rent plus taxes, will include living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, shed, and heating. Two thirds of cost funded by the government, rest by local authorities who manage tenants and upkeep. Authorities warned housing remains temporary while plans for permanent postwar homes proceed. Farm income in early 1944 rose to $14.57 billion from $13.61 billion last year with projections to reach a historic $20.6 billion for the year.
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Crosley
Crosley Organization
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed List Across and Down
A long mixed list of crossword clues in horizontal and vertical formats including items like The bitter vetch celebrated observed and a period of time growing out paid athlete rents and more. Other entries cover nations axis gun read winter vehicle garden implement bird s home stuff subterranean stream so. Although fragmented the list reads as a standard puzzle with entries for tools animals and general terms.
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